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The Fifth Down Former Stars: Where Are They Today? Many loyal football fans may be asking themselves, "Where are our football stars of seasons past?" For those fans who periodically ask questions of themselves, we have listed the whereabouts of those famous gridiron stars of yesteryear. Otto Baun ('37) signed with the Orioles after graduation, and is now a naturalist with the Federal Government Four Feathers, Maine. Nephi "Crazy Legs" Swenson ('19) is an orthopedic surgeon in East Orange, New Jersey. Clarence "Fats" Roller ('48) is now a heavy equipment operator with W. W. Clyde Construction in Springville. Bill Meek, Utah coach, wore a brown and gold striped tie and a gold shirt to the Wyoming-Utah game Saturday. Wyoming's colors are brown and gold, so Meek was asked why he chose those colors to wear this particular day. "This way I could mingle with the crowd after the game no matter who won," he laughed. In Sunday's WAC Basketball Press Day poll, Texas-El Paso received one vote as high as first place and a vote as low as eighth, prompting Miners' Coach Don Haskins to comment, "We'll finish somewhere in there.' Safety Seth Miller of Arizona State has a simple explanation for his team's 30-14 victory over previously unbeaten Wyoming: "A lot of us had our fathers in the stands. It's hard enough to answer to coach (Frank) Kush when we lose. Do you think we're going to nrlrl nur fathers to that list?" It's fourth down and a yard to go on the 26-yard line of the opposition. QB takes time out and goes to sideline for advice from the coach on what play to use. Coach - "You decide. You've got a 4-year scholarship and I have only a one-year contract." Michigan State is among the teams using the triple option play. "It's really a quadruple option the way we play it,' says Coach Duffy Daugherty. "We hand the ball off, pitch it out, pass or maybe just let it lie there on the ground." Oklahoma State assistant signaled to defensive QB by holding nose with thumb and forefinger. The QB was puzzled. Came over and asked: "Coach, what's that signal?" Answer: "You stunk up the last play. Now you're on your Johnny Lujack, Notre Dame great, sat with Doak Walker and Leon Hart, former Heisman Trophy winners at Chevrolet Motors All Time All America dinner in New York. Lujack, looking up at the dias graced by Bronko Nagurski, Sammy Baugh, Ernie Nevers and other greats, remarked: "This is one second team I don't mind making." * * * * * The Colorado football squad, in this long-haired era, resembles a bunch of rugged Yul Brynners. Shaved heads are the vogue. Assistant coach told the squad he'd shave his head if they would. A couple of players volunteered and another batch followed. At last count 15 members of the Buffalo squad had been shorn. Indian chief called his tribe together with statement that he had both bad news and good news. Badnews first: Winter severe. Game scarce. Must survive on buffalo chips. Good news: Have plenty buffalo chips." *t* *fi *T* *1* ^ Lone Star Dietz, once a top coach at several colleges, was top man in a story recalled by Walter Paulison, ex-SID at Northwestern. Dietz decided he'd watch a game from the pressbox, using a phone to the bench. As he started for the pressbox he told his captain to kick off after the coin toss. After he had huffed and puffed his way to the pressbox, he saw his team lined up to receive. "I told that so-and-so to kick," he roared. "He did, Coach," an aid responded. And they scored." * * * 5(C * Hostess: "Our dog is just like one of the family." Bored visitor: "Which one?" * * * * * A 14-year old boy asked: "When you used to listen to the radio at night, what did you look at?" And no one could remember. * * * * * We get these nifties from Volney Meece, Daily Oklahoman—On a car bumper: "Donald Duck is a Turkey" . In a rest room: "Hello again to all my readers" . . . "War is not healthy for children and other living things" . . . "Support our boys in Canada" . . "Free Lunch—Next Door."
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Page 3 and 4: CONTENTS TODAY'S GAME, final one of
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Page 9 and 10: JS>%SJkV ^^4-o^v 2 years old - "Thi
Page 11 and 12: University oj Utah Physical Educati
Page 13 and 14: 12 Ray Groth. A senior quarterback,
Page 15 and 16: g Jim Rees. A junior guard, 6-6, 22
Page 17: OFFICIALS' SIGNALS Offside (Infract
Page 21 and 22: OFFENSE TE 80—Nosworthy 83—Gibb
Page 23 and 24: Today's Lineup OFFENSE 82 JAMES BRO
Page 25 and 26: Brigham Young Roster 7 SCOTT LOUNSB
Page 27 and 28: The Phantom Strikes Again It was a
Page 29 and 30: Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec.
Page 31 and 32: In the five years that Tommy Hudspe
Page 33 and 34: How those rotten kids get so •HI
Page 35 and 36: ,_\ /__ Football Tearn-1969 f IT 'f
Page 37 and 38: J. C. Hyder Neil Bingham
Page 39: Gary Harmann Spero Bowman
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