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(Home) A @ Wa shburn U.(Home) A Emporia (There) A Fort Hays (Home) 2 p.m. 2 p.m. 8p.m. 2p.m. 8p.m. 2 p.m. 2 p.m. 2p.m. 2 p.m. A-CIC Game +Band Day *Homecoming @ Pa rents Day All games are CST except Idaho State (MST) TO THE REPRESENTATIVES OF PRESS - RADIO - TELEVISION This brochure, outlining the University of Omaha's foot­ ball team, is intended to provide vital information to the members of the fourth estate. Arrangements for scouting space in the press box MUST be made with this office at least a week in advance of the game. Teams scouting Omaha U. and their opponents will abide by the following CIC Rule: Each school shall be permitted to scout an opponent once only during a football season with no more than two men and that notification is to be given to the host school at least a week before a game or contest. The maximum limit of seats required for scouting for each host school shall be four and priority shall be given to scouts from the opponent of the next week. Arrangements for broadcasting space in the press box are explained on page two. Much information in this booklet was compiled in advance of the season and is subject to change. For further information, photos, statistics, ticket re­ quests, special releases, and feature stories, please contact: Norm Taylor, Sports Information Director University of Omaha, 60th and Dodge Omaha, Nebr. 68101 TELE 553-4700, X358-9 University of Omaha telephone Athletic Department (Fieldhouse) Ticket Office (Fieldhouse) 553-4700 Ext. 305 Ext. 310 �OU FACTS AND HISTORY The University of Omaha, 55 years an institution of higher learning, was founded in 1908 as a private, nonsectarian, co-educational school. The University became municipal in 1931. The present campus, on the fringe of Omaha when the Administration Building was opened in September of 1 938, has grown with the city of Omaha, now 330,000 population. In 1949, the second building on campus was opened--the $750, 000 fieldhouse-stadium. Full educational and athletic programs are offered the University's 9, 000 students, of which 4, 601 are full-time day students. SPORTS IN REVIEW Omaha University has earned an enviable reputation for the quality and character of its athletic teams and currently is a member of the Central Intercollegiate Conference (CIC) and the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA). Six Indian sports squads won more than they lost in 196364. Cross Countrymen won 5, lost 0; the football team won a second straight CIC title and finished 7-2; Indoor cindermen won four straight triangular meets and outdoors they cap­ tured two duals without a loss; The successful baseball team won 18 of 20; the basketball team was 12-11 and second in CIC play for their best mark in nearly a decade; Golf, Tennis and wrestling squads were all near the .500 mark. Included in the successful 1963 -64 season were many honors to OU athletes . Tackle Jack Petersen was named All-American. The cross country team was eighth in the nation as a team. Trackmen Roger Sayers, Terry Williams and Ken Gould were among national leaders . Conference championships were won by the football and baseball squads. The cage squad was runnerup in CIC play. Jim Jones, a wrestler, was named to compete in the Olympic trials. Highlights of the year included football victories over Idaho State, Northern Michigan and Drake University, basketball wins over NAIA Champion Rockhurst and CIC toughie Pittsburg, and a baseball victory over Mayville (N. D.) State in NAIA playoofs . Petersen, OU's All-American tackle, was drafted by the professional Green Bay Packers and pitcher Larry Krehbiel was a leader in national rankings in baseball. �FOR THE PRESS PRESS BOX SPA CE All press box working space should be requested from the Sports Information Office, Norm Taylor; Director. So that we may serve you better, please make your requests early. ALL SEATS IN THE BOX A RE RESERVED FOR WORKING newspaper men, radio and TV broadcasters, spotters, statis­ ticians and other personnel necessary for the smooth func tioning of the box. We believe our facilities are quite adequate, but as a safety measure, it is best to make your reservations in advance if possible. APPLICATION FOR BROADCASTING RIGHTS 1. Radio stations wishing to broadcast University of Omaha intercollegiate athletic contests must apply to the Director of Athletics . Sponsors of such broadcasts shall be those acceptable to the University and those who cooperate in representing intercollegiate athletics as an integral part of the educational program. Stations will be expected to give competing schools reasonable time for appropriate school publicity during all broadcasts . Approval of applications will be given by the Faculty Athletic Committee upon the recommendation of the Director of Athletics and the Dean of Administration. Approval must be granted for all broadcasts, commercially or non-commercially sponsored, not later than five days prior to the date of the contest. 2 . The University will assign all broadcasting facilities through the Director of Sports Information. All facilities will be assigned on a first-come, first-served basis . �OMAHA NEWS MEDIA Maurice Shadle World-Herald 14th and Dodge Omaha, Nebr. 68102 Paul Williams Sun Newspapers 4808 South 25th St. Omaha, Nebr. 68105 Don Pieper United Press International P.O. Box 1336 Downtown Station Omaha, Nebr. 68101 Associated Press P.O. Box 83 8 Downtown Station Omaha, Nebr. 68101 Larry Tucker Non-Pareil 117 Pearl Council Bluffs, Iowa Dave Blackwell KMTV 2615 Farnam Omaha, Nebr. 68131 Jack Payne WOW-TV 3501 Farnam Omaha, Nebr. 68102 Don Cole KFAB Radio 5010 Underwood Omaha, Nebr. 68132 Frank Allen KOIL Radio 511 So. 17th Street Omaha, Nebr. 68102 Sports Director KBON R adio 676 World Ins . Bldg. Omaha, Nebr. 68102 Walt Gibbs KRCB Radio 120 South Main St. Council Bluffs, Iowa Sports Editor Omaha Star (Negro) 2216 North 24th St. Omaha, Nebr. 68114 Sports Editor True Voice 1604 Grace North Omaha, Nebr. 68110 Sports Director KOWH Radio 8th Floor, Kilpat. Bldg. Omaha, Nebr. 68102 "Fritz" KETV 27th and Dodge Omaha, Nebr. 68131 Sports Director KOOO Radio 1910 California St. Omaha, Nebr. 68102 Mike Moran Gateway University of Omaha 60th and Dodge Omaha, Nebr. 68101 Norm Taylor Sports Information Director University of Omaha 60th and Dodge Omaha, Nebr. 68101 �HEAD FOOTBALL COACH A1 Caniglia The winningest football coach in OU annals, A1 Caniglia begins his fifth sea­ son at the OU helm this fall. The 43 -year old Omaha native has a 22-13-2 record in his first four OU cam­ paigns . Caniglia served two years as an assistant prior to tak­ ing the top job in 1960. He brought to Omaha a winning program of interesting football. His inaugural season in 1960, ended 1-7-1, followed by 6-3, 8-1-1 and 7-2 campaigns. Al was selected --"Little All-American Coach of the Year" by the Knute Rockne Club of Kansas City after his 6-3 season in 1961. Al attended Omaha Central High School. He entered the Navy after attending Creighton University from 1940-43. In 1946 he signed a contract with the Green Bay Packers. After one season at regular offensive guard, Al coached the Norfolk (Va.) Naval Football team in 1946 and the Paterson, N.J., farm club of the Detroit Lions in 1947. After two years as an assistant coach at St. Louis University (1948-49) he moved to Hillsboro, 111., High School, where he coached football and track, taught physical education and served as Dean of Men for seven years . His Hillsboro teams compiled a record of 36-25-2. Caniglia's OU Record 1960 1961 1962 1963 —Won 1, -Won 6, -Won 8, —Won 7 , Lost 7, Lost 3, Lost 1, Lost 2, Tied 1 Tied 0 Tied 1 Tied 0 PERSONAL INFORMATION - Born Omaha, Nebr. August 21, 1921; College - Creighton and Omaha U., graduated with B.S. in Education from OU in 1951. Awarded Masters Degree from OU in 1956. Standout footballer at Creighton. Professional Football - 1 year, Green Bay Packers . �MEET THE COACHES LINE COACH - Don Watchorn - Joined OU staff in July, 1959. Came to OU from Schuyler, Nebr. High School. Coaching Experience - 2 years Ponca (Nebr.) 1950-52; 7 years Schuyler (Nebr.) 1952-59; 5 years University of Omaha 1959-present. He is track assistant at OU. Personal Information - Born Dodge County, Nebr. July 10, 1926. College - Midland College, graduate in 1946 with B.S. in Education. Awarded Masters Degree from OU in 1961. Football and track standout at Midland. BACKFIELD COACH - Ken Fischer - Joined OU staff in February, 1960. Came to OU from Blair (Nebr.) High. Coaching Experience - 4 years Oakland (Nebr.) 1950-54; 1 year Chappell (Nebr.) 1955; 5 years Blair (Nebr.) 195659; 4 years University of Omaha 1960-present. His coach ing record - 69-19-4. He is Golf Coach at OU. Personal Information - Born St. Edward, Nebr. March 18, 1927. College - University of Nebraska, graduated in 1950 with B.S. in Education. Awarded Masters Degree from OU in 1962. Star footballer at Nebraska. ASSISTANT COACH - Don Benning - Joined OU staff in August, 1963 . Came to OU from YMCA in Omaha. Coaching Experience - 2 years, University of Omaha as graduate assistant 1959-61; 1 year University of Omaha 1963. He is head Wrestling Coach at OU. Personal Information - Born Omaha, Nebr. October 10, 1936. College - University of Omaha, graduated in 1958 with B.S. in Education. Awarded Masters Degree from OU in 1961. Standout footballer and wrestler at OU. ASSISTANT COACH - Carl Meyers - Joined OU staff in August, 1964. He is 1964 OU graduate. Personal Information - Born Omaha, Nebr. September 14, 1941. College - University of Omaha, graduated in 1964 with B.S. in Education. Was three-year starter for OU as quarterback. �PRESS BOX S ERVICES AND FACILITIES Telephone facilities are available. During the game you will be provided with halftime and final statistics . Programs, linepus and other statistics will be provided during the game. The lower level of the press box is for working newsmen, spotters and statisticians. The second level has two radio booths and the Public Address booth. On the roof are facil­ ities for visiting moviemen and TV cameramen. Newspaper photographers operate on the sidelines . ON THE ROAD September 19-20 (Idaho State University) . . . Bannock Hotel October 3 -4 (Morningside College) Biltmore Motor Inn October 9-10-11 (Bradley University) Jefferson Hotel October 16-17-18 (Pittsburg State) Besse Hotel November 7-8 (Emporia State) Ranch House Motel 1963 Omaha U. Grid Results Morningside 33, O.U. 25 O.U. 19, Idaho State U. 6 Northern 111. 18, O.U. 7 O.U. 39, Fort Hays State 6 O.U. 27, E mporia State 13 O.U. 28, Northern Mich. 17 O.U. 34, W ashburn U. 6 O.U. 37, Pittsburg State 20 O.U. 34, Drake U. 29 63 CIC Standings CIC w L TA11W L T O.U 4-0-0 Pitts 2-1-1 Washb. . ..2-2-0 Ft. Hays. .1-3-0 Emporia. .0-3-1 7-2-0 5-3-1 3-6-0 2-6-1 2-5-2 OU RUSHING LEADERS IN RECENT YEARS 1963--Wa y n e Backes, 607 on 119 rushes for 5.1 average 1962--Lou Miloni, 686 on 103 rushed for 6.7 average 1961--Roger Sayers, 707 on 73 rushes for 9.7 average 1960--Lou Miloni, 406 on 94 rushes for 4.3 average 1959--Dick Hegarty, 385 on 68 rushes for 4.1 average 1958--John Molczyk, 153 on 44 rushes for 3.5 average 1957--John Molczyk, 113 on 34 rushes for 3.3 average 1956--Bill Englehardt, 458 on 159 rushes for 2.9 average 1955--Bill Englehardt, 592 on 158 rushes for 3 .8 average 1954--Bill Englehardt, 584 on 134 rushes for 4.4 average 1953--Bill Englehardt, 518 on 127 rushes for 4.1 average OMAHA'S ALL -AMERICANS 1963--Jack Peterson, Tackle - NA1A, AP, UPI, Williamson 1962 --Paul Blazevich, End - Williamson 1961--Paul Blazevich, End - Williamson 1954--Bill Englehardt, Tailback - NCAA"Small College �THE 1964 INDIAN PROSPECTUS Dependence on newcomers, team morale and field lead­ ership are the three most important factors in Omaha U.'s football outlook. "We can make a representative showing if our recruits fill in and perform as anticipated, if we can find evidence of some field generalship, if our present morale holds up and if we can hold together for the first two or three games," Coach A1 Caniglia pointed out. "Right now 1964 is very questionable despite the fact that we have a fair nucleous of 18 returning lettermen, " he continued. "Recruits will have to fill our weak spots caused by graduation and provide the needed depth which you must have as the season progresses, " he said. Caniglia continued: "We should be the type of team which improves as the season moves along. This should be help­ ful, especially in the conference race. " Another tough schedule awaits the Indian gridders. "The opposition is really going to be rough, " the veteran coach noted. Breaking it down, Caniglia noted that "Overall the backfield is less experienced and probably not as quick as the past, but our backs are bigger and might be better than blocking backs in the past. " Strong spots on the club should be: left half-back with Gerald Allen returning; Quarterback especially as the season progresses; End is single strongest position with three lettermen; Guard with four returnees . Center is much improved, fullback is the best balanced position, a nd other positions only fair. Weak spots include: Offensive tackle and defensive interior. There are virtually no returnees at these spots . "Overall, it will be an interesting season, " Caniglia said. The 1964 club will be a hustling-type of club because they "will have to be . " Prospects could be better than indicated if the new re­ cruits come through with good performances . Regarding CIC play, Caniglia believes Pittsburg will be stronger and a title contender, Washburn is building but don't sell Fort Hays and Emporia short in the race. �MEET THE INDIANS (Player Thumbnails) ENDS JAMES ROBERT (JIM OR JIMMY) JONES... 6-5, 255, 20, Junior and two-year letterman from Morristown, N.J. Big, fast, strong, agile and aggressive, Jones was biggest man on spring squad. He has the potential to be a great end both offensively and defensively. A three-sport star at Morristown, Jones has earned two letters each in football, track and wrestling at OU. He was named to compete in the Olympic grappling trials last summer. He is a student in the Teachers College. ALL-AMERICAN CANDIDATE. MICHAEL (MIKE) DIBIASE. . . 6-3, 200, 19, Sophomoreand one year letterman from Willcox, Arizona. Equally adept offensively and defensively, Mike got plenty of experience in 1963 and should be a two-way starter. A strong blocker and excellent receiver with good hands. Three-sport letter man as a prepster. TERRILL (TERRY) EDWARDS. . .6-0, 185, 19, Sophomore and one-year letterman from Omaha Technical. Good speed and agility could develop Edwards into a fine offensive end. The president of his High School Junior and Senior class, Edwards is a business administration major. EDWIN E. (ED) NEEL, JR...6-0, 175, 19, Sophomore and two-year squad member from Bellevue, Nebr. Good hands and speed his attributes. A Teachers College student, Ed may come into his own after two years experience. A twoyear track letterman, Ed hurdles and jumps for the OU cinder corps . Carries a near-B average in school. JAMES L. (JIM) NORRIS.. .6-2, 205, 23, Freshman from Lusk, W yo. Good size and strength his forte. Could de­ velop into good defensive end. A business major, Jim was a three-sport athlete at Lusk. GARY PAUL NEUMANN. . .6-2, 175, 19, Sophomore from West New York, N.J. (Memorial). AP.E. major, Gary has good hands and toughness but may be a year away. A three-sport letterman as a prepster, he is a cage candidate. MICHAEL (MIKE) GITTINGS. . .6-1, 195, 19, Freshman from Omaha Holy Name. A fast comer with good speed, Mike is an English major. A three-sport star in high school, he was named to the All-Metropolitan Football team. �TACKLES WILLIAM (BILL) JANSEN...6-1, 255, 20, Sophomore from Cincinnati (Purcell), O. Transferred from U. of Cincinnati. An all-city selection, Bill is very agile and strong. Impres­ sed in spring drills . Earned B grades in first semester here . Was starter in spring. DAVID (DAVE) RAK. . .6-2, 215, 19, Sophomore and oneyear letterman from Omaha South. A surprise starter as an unheralded rookie, he did a good job offensively. With added maturity and heft, he should be better yet this fall. THOMAS (TOM) HUTCHISON. . .5-10, 215, 19, Sophomore from Cincinnati, O. Came to OU with Jansen. A hardworker and hustler, he could be a starter both ways . RONALD (RON) STAVE...6-0, 220, 20, Sophomore from Omaha Westside. A part-time starter as a rookie in 1962, he sat out last season. Very tough and quick. DONALD (DON) LOFTUS. . .6-0, 210, 20, Freshman from Omaha South. An All -Stater in both football and wrestling, he shows great promise. He is a P.E. major. GUARDS HARLAN ADEN... 6- 206, 21, Senior and one-year letter1, man from Scottsbluff, Nebr. Transfer from Scottsbluff JC was a starter last fall. A hard worker, the tough Aden could be a real standout. A business major. JEFFREY (JEFF) NEW. . .5-10, 205, 20, Senior and oneyear letterman from New Rochelle, N.Y. Very dependable man at guard last season, Jeff is a transfer from Sterling JUCO. Quick and very tough; a P.E. major. JERRY FERGUSON. . .6-0, 205, 24, Sophomore from Peoria, 111. Transfer from Bradley U. impressed in spring drills with his hard-hitting. An all-city performer at Manual Training, Ferguson could earn a starting job this fall. A top student in the Teachers College. LARRY VON TERSCH. . .5-10, 195, 20, Sophomore and oneyear letterman from Omaha Creighton Prep. Quick and very deadly on defense, he impressed as a linebacker in the spring game. Earned his letter as an offensive guard in 1962. PAUL CULLEN. .. 6 -0, 205, 19, Sophomore and one-year letterman from Morristown, N.J. An all-state gridder in high school, he is a fine defensive player.. �CENTERS REED G. SHIPMAN. . . 6 -0, 220, 21, Senior and one-year letterman from Peoria, 111._ T ransfer from Trinidad JC is a converted tackle . He was plagued by injuries last fall. An outstanding blocker, he is tough and hard-nosed. A pre -law major. WILLARD F. (WILL) SHEPARD. . .5-10, 185, 20, Juniorand one-year letterman from Lincoln, Nebr. A converted guard, he started in 1963 . Quick, with fine blocking finesse, he is a varsity wrestler. A Teachers College major. QUARTERBACKS MARLIN BRISCOE. . .5-9, 170, 20, Sophomore and oneyear letterman from Omaha South. Served as defensive back and sub quarterback in 1963 . Excelled defensively with several pass interceptions . A starter in basketball despite his size, he is very quick and an outstanding passer. Engineering major. J O E L . BE N S O N . . . 5 - 1 0 , 1 8 0 , 2 1 , S e n i o r a n d o n e - y e a r letterman from Paducah, Ky. Has seen only limited action in last three seasons . Could develop as a senior. A good passer, he earned All-American honors as aprepper. He has earned 3 letters as a tennis regular. An Architecture major. DENNIS FOSTER. . .5-9, 155, 19, Sophomore from Council Bluffs, Iowa. Showed great improvement in spring ball. Adds depth to the signal-calling corps. HALFBACKS GERALD (GERRY) ALLEN...6-2, 205, 23, Junior and twoyear letterman from Massilon, O. Could be of the greatest backs in OU history. He gained 566 yards last year as he demonstrated that he can go around you or run over you. His great balance and cutting ability plus a great desire make him an All-AMERICAN CANDIDATE. An All-state full­ back at Massilon, he may run from either full or halfback. A P.E. major, he earned All-CIC honors in 1963 . DONALD M. (DON) MORAY. . .5-10, 175, 19, Freshman from Ann Arbor, Mich. His speed (10.2 hundred), agility and balance moved him to first unit in spring drills. An all-city selection, he is a Teachers College major. �DONALD W. (DONNIE) CRUM. . .6-0, 178, 20, Junior and two-year letterman from Omaha South. A two-year starter in the defensive secondary, Don had been a baseball starter for the Indians . Could see some offensive duty in spots. An all-city selection in both sports, he is a P.E. major. TERRY WILLIAMS. . .5-10, 180, 20, Junior and one-year letterman from Omaha Central. A :09.5 sprinter in track. Terry is just learning the game. He averaged 10 yards a carry last fall. Could come along fast. P.E. major was third in NAIA 100 in 1963 . CALVIN MCGRUDER. . .6-0, 175, 21, Junior from Omaha North. Transfer from Hastings College where he was a two-year regular on defense. Coaches discovered he may be a good offensive back in spring drills . P.E. major. RICHARD L. (RICH) COMBS.. .5-6, 143, 19, Sophomore from Omaha Central. Saw limited action in 1962 . Very small and very quick, but will probably see only spot duty. Education major is sub :10 h undred man. WILLIAM (BILL) ERNST...5-7, 160, 20, Sophomore from Butler, N.J. He is very quick and agile and lacks size, but may see spot duty. Three-sport star in high school. FULLBACKS LARRY TROFHOLZ. . .6-0, 185, 22, Sophomore from Schuyler, Nebr . An outstanding blocker, he is as tough as they come. A fine runner, he is expected to see lots of duty both offensively and defensively. All-Stater in high school under OU assistant Don Watchorn. LARRY (BUDDY) CRUM. . .5-10, 190, 22, Sophomore and one-year letterman from Omaha South. Very dependable, he does everything well. Played lots on offense and defense last year. P.E. major. TOM WOLFF. . .6-2, 215, 21, Junior and two-year letterman from Omaha Westside. Converted from guard in spring drills . Part-time starter in 1963 at guard, he has good speed and plenty of power. An outstanding journalismpsychology student with a near A average. JAMES L. (JIM) RAUCH. . .5-9, 185, 20, Junior from Omaha Creighton Prep. Has seen limited action last two years . A good blocker and able ballcarrier. All -city selection is business student with B average. �1 IDAHO STATE UNIVERSITY Septemb e r 19 at Pocatello -- 2 p.m. MST - ISU Stadium MEMBERSHIPS - Big Sky, NCAA, NAIA; OFFENSE - Wing T NICKNAME AND COLORS - Bengals and Orange and Black ENROLLMENT AND 1963 RECORD - 3, 800 and 5-3 -0 Head Coach - I.J. (Babe) Caccia, Idaho '41 (70-30-1) Athletic Director - John Vesser, Idaho '25 Sports Information Director - Joe Richmond 1964 SCHEDULE Sept. 19 --Omaha U. Oct. 24 --At Weber St. S e p t . 2 6 - -A t C o l l . o f I d a h o O c t . 3 1- -M o n t a n a S . U . Oct. 3 - -A rizona St. College Nov. 7 - -No. Dakota St. Oct. 10--Fresno State Nov. 14--At Cal Poly Oct. 17--At Montana State 2 NORTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY September 26 at Omaha -- 2 p.m. CST - University Stadium MEMBERSHIPS - IIAC, NCAA, NAIA; OFFENSE - Shotgun NICKNAME AND COLORS - Huskies and Cardinal and Black ENROLLMENT AND 1963 RECORD - 11,200 and 10-0-0 Head Coach - Howard Fletcher, Northern 111. '40 (43-29-1) Athletic Director - George (Chick) Evans, Des Moines '23 Sports Information Director - Ted Emery Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. 1964 SCHEDULE 19--Whitewater State Oct. 24--Eastern 111. 26--At Omaha U. Oct. 31--At West. 111. 3--U. of Wise . (Milw.)Nov. 7--Cent. Mich. 10--At Illinois St. Nov. 14--St. Coll. Iowa 17--Bradley Univ. 3 MORNINGSIDE COLLEGE October 3 a t Sioux City -- 8 p.m. CST - Pub. Schools Stad. MEMBERS - NCC, NCAA; OFFENSE - Wing T NICKNAME AND COLORS - Maroon Chiefs - Maroon & Wh ite ENROLLMENT AND 1963 RECORD - 1,300 and 3-5-0 Head Coach - R.D. (Dewey) Halford, Morningside '41 (37-33-3) Athletic Director - A.W. Buckingham, Morningside '39 Sept. Sept. Sept. Oct. 1964 SCHEDULE 12--At McAlester Oct. 10--South Dakota U. 19--At No. Dakota St. Oct. 17--At St. Coll. Iowa 26--North Dakota U. Oct. 24--At So. Dakota St. 3 - -O maha U. Oct. 31 --Augustana Nov. 7 --Moorhead State �4 BRADLEY UNIVERSITY October 10 at Peoria -- 2 p.m. CST - Peoria Stadium MEMBERSHIPS - MVIAA, NCAA; OFFENSE - Shotgun NICKNAME AND COLORS - Braves and Red and White ENROLLMENT AND 1963 RECORD - 3,900 and 4-5-0 Head Coach - Billy Stone, Bradley '50 (40-40-4) Athletic Director - John I. Meinen, Bradley '41 Sports Information Director - James J. Dynan Sept. Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. 1964 SCHEDULE 12--U. of Wis . (Milw.) Oct. 17--At No. 111. 19--Butler University Oct. 24--At Wheaton 26--Western Illinois Oct. 31 --A Drake U. t 3 --At Illinois State Nov. 7--Parsons 10--Omaha U. Nov. 14--Evansville 5 KANSAS STATE COLLEGE AT PITTSBURG October 17 at Pittsburg -- 8p.m. CST - Brandenburg Sta. MEMBERSHIPS - CIC, NAIA; OFFENSE - Bears T NICKNAME AND COLORS - Gorillas and Crimson and Gold ENROLLMENT AND 1963 RECORD - 4,400 and 5-3-1 Head Coach - Carnie Smith, Kansas *33 (102-39-6) Athletic Director - Prentice Gudgeon, Pittsburg '28 Sports Information Director - Richard R. Carr Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. 1964 SCHEDULE 19--AtCntrl. Missouri Oct. 24--At Washburn 26--Missouri Mines Oct. 31--Emporia St. 3--At NE Missouri Nov. 7--At Fort Hays 10--SW Missouri State Nov. 14 --NE Oklahoma 17--OmahaU. 6 DRAKE UNIVERSITY October 24 at Omaha --2p.m. CST - University Stadium MEMBERSHIPS - NCAA, MVIAA; OFFENSE - Spread T NICKNAME AND COLORS - Bulldogs and White and Blue ENROLLMENT AND 1963 RECORD - 4,500 and 4-4-0 Head Coatch - Bus Mertes, Iowa '46 (21-15-0) Athletic Director - Jack McClelland, Drake '43 Sports Information Director - Paul F. Morrison Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. 1964 SCHEDULE 19--At Iowa State Oct. 24--At Omaha U. 26--At South Dakota U. Oct. 31--Bradley U. 3 --Western Illinois Nov. 7--South Dak. St. 10--At St. Coll. of Iowa Nov. 14--Abilene Christ. 174-Southern Illinois Nov. 21--At Louisville �7 WASHBURN U NIVERSITY October 31 at Omaha -- 2 p.m. CST - University Stadium MEMBERSHIPS - CIC, NAIA; OFFENSE - Wing T NICKNAME AND COLORS - Ichabods and Yale Blue & Whi te ENROLLMENT AND 1963 RECORD - 3,994 and 3-6-0 Head Coach - Ellis Rainsberger, Kansas State '57 (9-9-0) Athletic Director - Bill Jennings, Oklahoma '40 Sports Information Director - Ken Klein Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. 1964 SCHEDULE 19--Kearney State Oct. 24--Pittsburg St. 26--At Cntrl. Missouri Oct. 31--At Omaha U. 3 - -At Colo. Mines Nov. 7 - -At Peru St. 10--So. Colorado St. Nov. 14--Emporia St. 17--At Fort Hays St. 8 KANSAS STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE (EMPORIA) November 7 at Emporia - - 2 p.m. CST - Welch Stadium MEMBERSHIPS - CIC, NAIA, NCAA; OFFENSE - Wing T NICKNAME AND COLORS - Hornets and Old Gold and Blue ENROLLMENT AND 1963 RECORD - 5,500 and 2-5-2 Head Coach - Keith Caywood, Emporia '42 (21-56-5) Athletic Director - Dr. Joseph Pease, Cent. Mich. '47 Sports Information Director - Larry Ensminger Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. 1964 SCHEDULE 19--At SW Missouri Oct. 24--Fort Hays State 26--William Jewell Oct. 31 --A Pittsburg t 3--Central Missouri Nov. 7 --Omaha U. 10--At NW Missouri Nov. 14--At Washburn U. 17--Southern Colorado 9 FORT HAYS KANSAS STATE COLLEGE (HAYS) November 14 at Omaha -- 2p.m. CST - University Stadium MEMBERSHIPS - CIC, NAIA; OFFENSE - Multiple T NICKNAME AND COLORS - Tigers and Black and Gold ENROLLMENT AND 1963 RECORD - 4,250 and 2-6-1 Head Coach - Wayne McConnell, Washburn '34 (65-53-5) Athletic Director - Paul (Busch) Gross, Ft. Hays '22 Sports Information Director - Ted C. Tow Sept. Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. 1964 SCHEDULE 12 - -At Kearney St. Oct. 24 - -At Emporia State 19--SW Oklahoma Oct. 31 --A South. Colo. t 26--Colo. Western Nov. 7--Pittsburg State 10--At Cntrl. Missouri Nov. 14--At Omaha U. 17--Washburn U. �FORMER CIC CHAMPIONS 1928-College of Emporia 1948-Emporia State 1929-Emporia State 1949-Pittsburg, Washburn 1930-Washburn U. 1950-Emporia State 1931-Washburn, Wichita 1951-Emporia, Pittsburg 1932-Wichita U. 1952-Emporia State 1933-Wichita U. 1953-Washburn, St. Benedict's 1934-Fort Hays State 1954-Fort Hays, Washburn 1935-Wichita-Pitts-Ft. Hays 1955-Pittsburg State 1936-Fort Hays State 1956-St. Benedict's 1937-Wichita U. 1957-Pittsburg State 1938-Wichita U. 1958-St. Benedict's 1939-Wichita U. 1959-St. Benedict's 1940-St. Benedict's 1960-St. Benedict's 1941 -P ittsburg State 1961 -P ittsburg State 1942-Pittsburg State 1962-OMAHA UNIVERSITY 1947-Emporia State 1963 -OMAHA UNIVERSITY Pittsburg has won or shared eight grid titles. Others: Wichita 7; St. Benedict's 6; Emporia 6; Washburn 5; Fort Hays 4; OMAHA UNIVERSITY 2; and C. of Emporia 1. INDIAN COACH ES RECORDS W L T Coach Year(s) 0 2 4 Otis Morgenthaler 1912 7 0 0 Andrew Dow 1913-14 1 2 11 Harry Delamatre 1914-25 16 3 18 Ernie Adams 1919-25 0 11 5 L. M. Bradfield 1926-27 16 11 30 Ernest Hubka 1928-34 6 29 20 C. L. Hartman 1935-41 2 52 58 Lloyd Cardwell 1947-59 13 2 22 A1 F. Caniglia 196025 149 157 Nine (9) Coaches 44 years Pet. .333 .000 .179 .527 .313 .623 .418 .527 .622 .512 OU'S RECORD AGAINST 1964 FOES Team W L T Pts. Opp. Idaho State 3 3 1 52 96 Northern Illinois 5 7 0 205 213 Mornings ide 11 12 1 303 278 Bradley 3 3 0 125 105 Pittsburg State 3 3 0 118 107 Drake University 1 1 0 47 55 Washburn University 8 10 0 265 260 Emporia State 9 2 1 254 133 Fort Hays State 4 2 1 156 94 46 43 4 1525 1341 ��•Night Game Sept. 12 • Sept. 19 * Sept. 26 Oct. 10 Oct. 17 Oct. 31 * Nov. 7 Nov. 14 *At California * State Polytech­ nic College Oct. 24 State Oct. 3 Montana State University * (State At Weber Fresno State At OMAHA U. Abilene Christian * Evansville College 0 Arizona State College * State College 1 TEAM At College of Idaho Central Michigan South HOLRRVT-O a Bradley CO IDAHO STATE At Western llllinois 19 H N ORTHERN Eastern Illinois State [College At Parsons College • At Illinois State At * Illinois | Stat e At S outh Dakota | State At Drake University •At Fort Hays Northeastern State Oklahoma if | 1 CD University Wisconsin At Wheaton College Emporia State Southwest Missouri Pf Northeast Missouri •At Southwest Missouri Southern Colorado At State College of Iowa Missouri Mines At OMAHA U. At Washburn University Bradley University •At •At University Emporia Peru State Western Illinois At Whitewater South At State Dakota College OMAHA U. | Un iversity |of Iowa At OMAHA U. At OMAHA U. Washburn A OMAHA U. University Central Missouri 9 Kfl • At Northern Illinois Pittsburg State At Pittsburg State Pittsburg State CO ILLINOIS At Fort Hays State Fort Hays State At Southern | Colo rado At Central Missouri 1 [UNIVERSITY Southern Colorado At Emporia |State At South Dakota University North Dakota University Washburn University •At Colorado, Mines * w ?? [§• X P$ n g CD At North Dakota State •At Central Missouri GO •At Central Missouri •William Jewell College Western Colorado w a C r •§' C < # MORNINGSIDE At McAlester COLLEGE PITTSBURG STATE State H m I •University Wisconsin Butler University (Milw.) DRAKE *•* UNIVERSITY Kearney State I ~v o r s-; S BRADLEY UNIVERSITY WASHBURN UNIVERSITY Southwest Oklahoma •At Southwest Missouri Kearney n i n O ft O c a ES? D C2 & 3 2. w g * S c EMPORIA STATE &* O c |* * tC a FORT HAYS STATE & � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource UNO Athletics Collection Description An account of the resource The UNO Athletics Collection comprises a large and diverse array of materials related to the various athletics programs at the University of Nebraska at Omaha and its predecessor the Municipal University of Omaha, including scrapbooks, photographs and slides, artifacts and memorabilia, trophies and awards, papers of athletics department faculty and staff, paintings, news and publicity material, blueprints, and audiovisual recordings, from about 1924 to the present. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available University of Nebraska at Omaha Libraries Relation A related resource UNO Athletics Collection finding aid available at http://unomaha-public.lyrasistechnology.org/repositories/4/resources/279 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Paper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1964 University of Omaha Football Media Guide (complete) Subject The topic of the resource Briscoe, Marlin, 1945- Description An account of the resource Media guide for the 1964 football season, Marlin Briscoe's sophomore year at the Municipal University of Omaha. The player thumbnails include a paragraph on Marlin Briscoe, but he is not otherwise featured in the guide. The prospectus for the upcoming season is relatively subdued and cautious in tone, warning, "Dependence on newcomers, team morale and field leadership are the three most important factors in Omaha U.'s football outlook." Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Municipal University of Omaha Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived UNO Athletics Collection, Archives & Special Collections, Criss Library, University of Nebraska at Omaha Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Dr. C.C. and Mabel L. Criss Library Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1964 Relation A related resource Finding aid for UNO Athletics Collection: <a href="http://unomaha-public.lyrasistechnology.org/repositories/4/resources/279">http://unomaha-public.lyrasistechnology.org/repositories/4/resources/279</a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Language A language of the resource English Type The nature or genre of the resource serials (publications) Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context UNO0074_0002 African Americans Alumni Athletics Football Marlin Briscoe Municipal University of Omaha