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BAKER UNIVERSITY Baldwin City, KS

NAIA Division II Quarterfinal Playoff November 22, 1980

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3 *tieAcolle<̂ iaie /JtUleMsAHARRY FRITZ, E xecu tive D irecto r 1221 B a ltim o re , Kansas C ity , Mo. 64105— (816) 842-5050

On behalf o f the N A IA ’s more than 500 m em ber institutions we thank all of those present here today for your loyal support during the 1980 football season.

The two teams partic ipating in today’s D ivision 11 quarterfinal round game have earned this d istinction by their ranking in the final regular-season ranking conducted by the N AIA Football Coaches Association. The winner of today’s game w ill jo in the three other winners in the semifinal round w ith games to be played on December 6.

A cham pionship event of this significance involves the dedication and involvem ent of college and com m unity leaders and is a tribute to the great “ Fall Spectacle” — college football.

May this be an outstanding athletic cooperation in the best trad ition of Am erican higher education and serve to bring the com m unity, college students and parents into closer cooperation.

HARRY FRITZ EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR NAIA

1980-81 NAIA NATIONAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEEPRESIDENT

Leroy W alkerProfessor of Physical Education North C aro lina Central University

FIRST VICE PRESIDENTCarroll B. Land D irector o f A th le tics Point Loma College CA

SECOND VICE PRESIDENTLeon G. Davis D irector o f A th le tics University o f M ontevallo AL

THIRD VICE PRESIDENTRobert MasonChairm an, Physical Education & A th le tics A ustin College TX

FOURTH VICE PRESIDENTJohn V isser PresidentEmporia State University KS

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEMBERSDavid OlsonDirector, School of Physical Education Pacific Lutheran U niversity WA

Joan E. W arrington C oord inato r of W om en's A th le tics P ittsburg State University KSRoger JenkinsonChairman, Departm ent of Geography Taylor University INM argaret W atersC oord inato r of Physical Education andA th le tics fo r W omenEast Texas S tate University

W.C. Myers D irector of A th le tics Erskine College SCClark Sw isherDean, Health, Physical Education & RecreationNorthern State College SD

N a tio n a l A & io c ia tio n o ff

3mmcoUsfiah AtkletialDear Footba ll Fans:Your support o f in te rco lleg ia te a th le tics , and o ther a c tiv itie s program s o ffe red by your favorite co llege or un ivers ity re flects your be lie f in the young men and women who are being educated on our great cam puses fo r leadership in tom orrow ’s world. Your attendance here today has im portan t meaning fo r both the in s titu tio n s involved and the partic ipan ts .There is noth ing qu ite like the pageantry and exc ite -ment o f Am erican co llege foo tba ll. It is the strong fee ling of the N ationa l A ssoc ia tion o f In te rco lleg ia te A th le tics tha t foo tba ll and o the r sports are an in-tegra l aspect o f the in s titu t io n ’s to ta l educationa l program. Over 70,000 s tudent-a th le tes are annua lly involved in the vars ity sports program s in the N AIA ’s more than 500 m em ber in s titu tio n s . We are very pleased tha t the Fall foo tba ll program provides the vehic le fo r a lum ni and com m un ity invo lvem ent on ■campus, as well as a robust and desirab le a c tiv ity fo r the students.The NAIA strives fo r a well balanced and com -prehensive program o f a c tiv itie s - one tha t meets the needs and in te rests o f the to ta l s tudent popu la-tion . C urrently the NAIA conducts 15 nationa l cham -p ionsh ips in 14 d iffe ren t sports. W om en’s cham p ion-sh ips and a W om en’s D iv is ion have been added to the NAIA program e ffective 1980 - 81, by vote o f the m em bership.

The 1980 season marks the th ird year o f a NAIA foo t-ball p layoff form at that assures e ight teams in Division I and eight teams in Division II an o p p o rtu n ity to c o m p le te fo r coveted national titles in each divi-sion. Texas A&l won the 1979 Divi-sion I crown, narrowly edging Cen-tral Oklahoma 2 0 -1 4 before 9,300 fans in the nationally televised Palm Bowl in McAllen, Texas. The Palm Bowl attendance was more than double that of any other 1979 fo o tb a ll p la yo ff gam e am ong teams com peting below the major level. Findlay College o f Ohio, a fina lis t in 1978, exploded for a 51 - 6 win over Northwestern of Iowa in the 1979 Divi-sion II final game.I echo the sentim ents of our entire membership when I say thanks to you for your loyal support in helping make today’s football game an outstanding ath letic com petition in the best trad ition of American higher education. Return often. Welcome to today’s game and congratulations on being a participant in an event that is associated with the best features of American life.

LeRoy T. WalkerNorth Carolina Central UniversityPresident, 1980 - 81NAIA

LeRoy T. W alker

B ill V in ing, D irector o f A th le tics and Basketball Coach at O uach ita B aptis t University, A rkadelph ia, Arkansas, is the 1980-81 presi-dent of the NAIA Coaches A ssoc ia tion , the largest o rgan i-zation o f co llege coaches in the world.

Dr. David O lson, D irector of Physical Education at Pacific Lutheran University, Tacoma,W ashington , is representing the NAIA N ationa l Executive Com -m ittee for the D iv is ion II N ational C ham pionsh ip Footba ll Program.

A ll NAIA cham pionsh ip meets, gam es and tournam en ts are under the d irec t supervis ion and con tro l o f the NAIA N ationa l Executive C om m ittee.

NAIAC provides coaches in all sports w ith a strong voice in es tab lish ing rules and standards in each sport. The A ll-Am erica Awards program is the respons ib ility of the Awards C om m ittee w hich is represented by the o ffice rs o f NAIAC.

The 11-person N ationa l Executive C om m ittee is the governing body e lected by the m em bership o f NAIA at the Annual M eeting o f the organization. The Executive C om m ittee h ires the Executive D irector, who conducts the business o f the o rgan i-zation from N ationa l Headquarters.

A subsid iary o f the NAIA, the NAIA C oaches’ A ssoc ia tion is

charged w ith respons ib ility fo r carrying on a program benefic ia l to the coaches of the o rgan i-zation.

W i C C i a m J e w e C C C o l l e g e

WILLIAM JEWELL COLLEGELOCATION: L iberty, M issouri PRES IDENT: Dr. J. Gordon Kingsley ENROLLMENT: 1,687 TEAM NICKNAME: Cardinals SCHOOL COLORS: Cardinal Red & Black CONFERENCE: Heart of America ATHLETIC D IRECTOR: Larry Ham ilton HEAD COACH: Stan McGarvey (W illiam Jewell

’73), 3rd yr.ASSISTANTS: Rodger LaBeth. J im Nelson.

J im Gray, Danny Griggs. Steve Butler. Danny Carter

SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTOR: J imFinlay

PLAYOFF APPEARANCES & RECORD:1 (1973), 0-1

DR. J . GORDON KINGSLEYPresident o f W illiam Jew e ll CollegeDr. J. Gordon Kingsley was inaugurated in September 1980 as twelfth president of W illiam Jewell College.

He firs t came to W illiam Jewell, as a teacher, in 1960. He became director o f special programs in 1969. in 1973 he was appointed associate dean and in 1976 he was named dean of the college, a position he served un til his step up to the presidency th is year. “

Before jo in ing the Jewell staff in 1969, Dr. Kingsley was professor and coord ina tor of in te rd isc ip lina ry studies at Kentucky Southern College.

He is a graduate of M ississippi College and holds a master’s degree in English from the University of M issouri-Columbia. He earned bachelor of d iv in ity and doctor of theology degrees from New Orleans Baptist Theological Sem inary and has done post doctora l work at other institu tions. Mercer University in 1980 awarded Dr. Kingsley the honorary doctor o f humanities degree.

LARRY HAMILTONDirector o f M e n ’s a th le t ic sA 1961 graduate of W illiam Jewell College, Larry Ham ilton jo ined the Jewell staff as coach and teacher in 1967. In 1971 he was named directo r of men’s athletics.

Ham ilton previously held positions at Rockport, Mo., and Park College.

in add ition to his post as ath le tic director, Ham ilton serves as men’s swim coach. Under his direction , 30 swimmers have qualified for the national championships in the last seven years, w ith five swimmers earning A ll-Am erican honors.

Ham ilton earned a master’s degree from Central M issouri State University in 1967.

STAN McGARVEYH ead Footba ll C oach at W illiam Jew e ll CollegeHead footba ll coach at W illiam Jewell since 1978, Stan McGarvey was unanimously chosen as NA1A D is tric t 16 Coach of the Year in 1979 after his team finished its season as co-champions o f the Heart of America A th le tic Conference and was ranked No. 9 in the national D ivis ion II poll.

McGarvey, a 1973 graduate of W illiam Jewell, spent five years as an assistant coach at four d iffe ren t institu tions before being named head Cardinal coach at the .L ibe rty , Mo., school. He came to the post from the University of Tulsa, where he served as running back coach as well as coord ina tor of Tulsa’s h igh ly regarded recru iting program .

McGarvey earned a master’s degree in physical education in August 1975 at the University of Illinois-Champaign.

WILLIAM JEWELL CARDINALS

17 S teve H ob ick 18 P au l T roth 20 Larry B runs 22 Larry G ant

16 W ende ll M cG ill

23 V ic D avo lt

34 D av id M illen24 John F r itz 25 D av id C unn ingham 26 Fernanda rs G ille sp ie 29 Jerry Burch

41 P au l Taylor 43 W a lly R oseburrough35 S teve H odges 36 S teve C ra ig 39 D av id A rm strong

47 D avid L ew is 48 S co tt M cC onne ll 51 Greg Em bree 52 Jerry B u rch e tt 53 M ark M unde ll

WILLIAM JEWELL CARDINALS

54 M ike Rogers 55 Je ff R iggs 56 S teve M a ttin g ly 59 Je ff M cG u ire 60 M ike S chm id t

63 J im Tubbs

70 John Pearson

65 Wayne S chm id t

71 Ted G raves 73 Don Brown 74 Lonnie B runs

66 Guy W eber 67 Gary A in sworth 69 S te ve Spencer

76 Ralph Y eate r

77 C hris C ho ice 78 P a t B urke 79 D w igh t Fay 80 Troy M itch e ll 83 Marty H ensley

85 Troy M cKay 86 J im Reed 87 Je ff G ourley 88 S co tt M artin 90 Doug H enderson

WILL IAM JEW ELL COLLEGENO. NAME POS. HT. WT. CLASS HOMETOWN5 McG ill, M ike WO 6-0 185 Jr. Doddridge, WV7 Nelson, Andre QB 5-10 160 Fr. St. Louis, MO9 Christian, Dan S 5-10 180 Fr. St. Louis. MO10 Groom, Kelly QB 6-0 160 So. LaGrange, MO15 H ill, Bruce S 6-0 160 Sr. O ’Fallon, MO16 McG ill, Wendell LB 6-0 195 Jr. Caruthersville, MO17 Hobick, Steve WO 6-0 165 Sr. Cleveland, MO18 Troth , Paul QB 6-2 180 Fr. Graham, MO20 Bruns, Larry FS 6-0 175 Sr. St. Clair, MO22 Gant, Larry CB 5-10 165 So. Independence, MO23 Davolt, Vic RB 5-9 175 Jr. Rolla, MO24 Fritz, John S 5-11 160 Fr. Shawnee, KS25 Cunningham, David RB 6-2 200 Sr. Louisiana, MO26 G illespie, Fernandars RB 5-10 158 Fr. St. Louis, MO29 Burch, Jerry K 6-2 210 Fr. King City, MO34 M illen, David LB 6-0 165 Fr. Linneus. MO35 Hodges, Steve RB 5-10 195 Fr. St. Louis, MO36 Craig, Steve RB 5-8 180 Fr. St. Louis, MO39 A rm strong, David CB 6-0 175 So. Wood River. 1L41 Taylor, Paul DB 6-0 190 Fr. St. Louis. MO43 Roseburrough, Wally NG 5-10 200 Fr. Kansas City, MO47 Lewis, David CB 5-9 150 Fr. Charleston, WV48 McConnell, Scott ILB 6-1 180 Fr. Kansas City, MO51 Embree, Greg C 6-1 225 So. Blue Springs, MO52 Burchett, Jerry ILB 5-9 175 So. Freeman, MO53 Mundell, Mark C 6-1 195 Fr. B rookfie ld , MO54 Rogers, M ike RG 6-3 210 Fr. Ballw in, MO55 Riggs, Je ff LT 6-2 220 Fr. Overland Park, KS56 M atting ly , Steve LB 6-0 205 So. St. Louis, MO59 McGuire, Je ff K 6-2 196 Fr. Liberty, MO60 Schm idt, M ike LG 5-11 215 Jr. Kansas City, MO63 Tubbs, J im NG 6-2 200 So. Portageville, MO65 Schm idt, Wayne T 6-2 205 Jr. Tonawanda, NY66 Weber, Guy T 6-1 210 So. H illsboro. MO67 Ainsworth , Gary LB 6-1 205 Jr. Booneville, MO69 Spencer, Steve RG 5-10 220 Sr. Raytown, MO70 Pearson, John LG 5-11 212 Fr. R ichmond Heights. MO71 Graves, Ted RT 6-2 230 So. Fairfax. MO73 Brown, Don LT 6-1 225 So. C lin ton. MO74 Bruns, Lonnie T 6-3 220 So. St. Clair. MO76 Yeater, Ralph RT 6-3 221 So. Kansas City. MO77 Choice, Chris LB 6-2 200 Sr. Las Cruces. NM78 Burke, Pat T 6-1 220 Sr. Excelsior Springs. MO79 Fay, Dwight LT 6-4 220 Jr. Centralia, MO80 M itche ll, Troy LB 5-10 180 Fr. Hannibal. MO83 Hensley, Marty WO 6-0 170 So. Jefferson City. MO85 McKay, Troy WO 6-1 170 Fr. P lattsburg. MO86 Reed, Jim TE 6-2 180 Fr. Palatine, 1L87 Gourley, Je ff TE 6-1 200 So. Liberty. MO88 Martin , Scott TE 6-1 200 So. H ickman M ills. MO90 Henderson, Doug LB 6-3 210 So. Kansas City. MO

WILLIAM JEWELL COLLEGE TWO-DEEPO FFENSE D EFEN SE

TE 88 S co tt M artin (200) 87 Je ff G ourley (215) E 77 Chris Choice (200 80 T roy M itche ll (180)LT 73 Don Brown (225) 76 Ralph Yeater (221) LT 66 Guy Weber (210) 74 Lonn ie Bruns (220)LG 60 M ike S chm id t (215) 70 John Pearson (212) NG 65 Wayne S chm id t (205) 63 J im Tubbs (200)C 51 Greg Embree (225 53 M ark M unde ll (195) RT 78 Pat Burke (220)RT 71 Ted Graves (230) 79 Dw igh t Fay (220) E 16 Wendell M cG ill (195) 34 David M ille n (165)SE 5 M ike M cG ill (185) 17 Steve Hob ick (165) LB 67 Gary A insw o rth (205) 48 S co tt M cConne ll (180)QB 10 Ke ily G room (160) 7 Andre Nelson (160) LB 56 Steve M a ttin g ly (205) 52 Je rry B u rche tt (175)RB 26 Fernandars G illesp ie (158) 23 V ic D avo lt (175) CB 39 David A rm s tro ng (175) 22 Larry Gant (165)FB 25 David Cunn ingham (200) 35 Steve Hodges (195) CB 47 David Lewis (150) 41 Paul Tay lo r (190)FL 83 M arty Hensley (170) 85 T ro y McKay (170) SS 15 Bruce H ill (160) 24 John F ritz (160)

FS 20 Larry Bruns (175) 9 Dan Chris tian (180)

BAKER UNIVERSITYNO. NAME POS.3 Mai, Steve DB6 Thames, Lorenza DB7 Ervin, Chuck , QB8 McCiung, Park WR11 Lehman, J im QB14 Rutherford, M ike DB15 Wheatley, Je ff QB18 Patton, Stephen DB21 Schroeder, Frank TB22 Flanders, Anthony TB23 Ham lin, Doug DB25 Bates, Bobby WR28 Patton, M ike FB31 G ill, Paul TB34 Brooks, Kim DB36 Epps, Larry DB38 Howerton, Paul DB39 G ill, Taylor FB41 Ham ilton, Emery DE42 W illiams, Leroy TB45 McDonald, Bob LB49 Mandershied, Lin DE50 Ortmann, T im NG51 Watchous, Stan LB52 Beaty, Todd C55 Brown, Chris LB56 Gastelum, Steve C57 Rice, Otha LB60 Jackson, J im OG62 Guillemot, M ike OG63 Vette, Dean OG65 Stone, Brett OG66 Lux, Joe DT67 Ferguson, Paul OT70 Jones, Greg OT71 Fletcher, Kevin OG72 Tygret, Kyle OG74 Graham, Terry DT75 Myers, Vince NG76 Gower, Leroy DT77 Jackson, Steve OT79 Martin, Harvey OT80 Clark, J im P83 Houston, Dave WR84 Nesbitt, Ken WR86 Diaz, Anselmo TE88 Ledford, Joe TE95 Russell, Brad DT96 Hennessey, Tim DE99 Butts, Tony K

HT. WT. CLASS HOMETOWN5-10 170 Sr. McHenry, 1L5-10 195 Sr. Mobile, AL5-11 180 Sr. St. Louis, MO6-0 168 Fr. Grandview, MO5-11 165 Fr. Gardner, KS6-0 188 Jr. Larned, KS6-2 210 So. P la inville , KS5-10 180 Sr. Lake Jackson, TX5-11 194 Sr. Chandler, AZ5-9 165 Jr. Bainbridge, GA6-0 170 Sr. O 'Fallon, MO6-2 180 Jr. Lakeside, AZ5-10 185 Jr. Compton, CA6-0 180 Fr. Catoosa, OK5-10 180 So. Independence, MO5-10 180 Jr. Haskell, OK5-10 175 Sr. Independence, MO6-2 205 Jr. Owasso, OK6-1 200 Fr. Daytona Beach, FL5-7 165 Fr. St. Petersburg, FL6-0 210 Sr. Bakersfie ld, CA6-2 210 Jr. S tafford, KS5-11 200 Fr. St. Louis, MO6-1 200 Jr. DeSoto, KS6-4 233 Fr. St. Louis, MO6-2 220 Fr. St. Louis, MO6-2 230 Jr. Catoosa, OK6-2 196 Fr. St. Louis, MO6-2 210 Sr. A rling ton , TX6-1 209 Fr. Shawnee Mission, KS6-2 205 So. Kansas City, KS6-1 185 Jr. Haskell, OK6-2 235 Jr. Nyack, NY6-7 235 Fr. Oak Grove, MO6-4 225 Jr. Blue Springs, MO6-3 215 Fr. Leavenworth, KS6-2 235 Sr. Scottsdale, AZ6-1 245 Jr. Tulsa, OK6-0 215 Jr. Phoenix, AZ6-1 220 So. Valley Cottage, NY6-4 255 Jr. Crystal City, MO6-3 220 Fr. Grandview, MO6-0 165 Fr. Grandview, MO5-9 165 Jr. W hittie r, CA6-2 163 Fr. St. Petersburg, FL6-3 210 So. M cA llen, TX6-0 205 Jr. Belton, MO6-3 245 Fr. Chicago, 1L6-0 205 Fr. St. Louis, MO6-1 180 Sr. Lake Havasu, AZ

BAKER UNIVERSITY TWO-DEEPO FFEN SE D EFEN SE

SE 25 Bobby Bates (180) 83 Dave Houston (165) LE 41 Em ery Ham ilton (200) 96 T im Hennessey (205)LT 77 Steve Jackson (255) 67 Paul Ferguson (235) LT 76 Leroy Gower (220) 74 Te rry G raham (245)LG 60 J im Jackson (210) 71 Kevin F le tche r (215) NG 75 V ince Myers (215) 50 T im O rtm ann (200)C 56 Steve Gaste lum (230) 52 Todd Beaty (233) RT 66 Joe Lux (235) 95 Brad Russell (245)RG 72 Kyle T yg re t (235) 62 M ike G u illem o t (209) RE 49 Lin Mandersh ied (210) 96 T im Hennessey (205)RT 70 Greg Jones (225) 65 B re tt S tone (185) LB 55 Chris Brown (220) 51 S tan Watchous (200)TE 88 Joe Ledfo rd (205) 86 A1 Diaz (210) LB 45 Bob M cDona ld (210) 57 O tha Rice (196)QB 7 Chuck E rv in (180) 15 Je ff W heatley (210) CB 14 M ike Ruthe rfo rd (188) 8 Park M cC iung (168)FB 39 Tay lo r G ill (205) 28 M ike Patton (185) CB 6 Lorenza Thames (195) 38 Paul Howerton (175)TB 22 A n thon y F landers (165) 21 F rank Schroeder (194) S 18 Steve Patton (180) 23 Doug Ham lin (170)WR 3 Steve Mai (170) 83 Dave Houston (165) S 36 Larry Epps (180) 34 K im B rooks (180)

BAKER WILDCATS

3 S teve Mai

14 M ike R u therfo rd

23 Doug H am lin

36 Larry Epps

45 Bob M cD ona ld

6 Lorenza Tham es

15 Je ff W hea tley

7 C huck Ervin

18 S teve P a tton

31 P au l G i ll

39 Taylo r G ill

51 S tan W atchous

11 J im Lehman

22 Anthony F lande rs

25 Bobby B ate s

8 Park M cC lung

21 Frank S ch roeder

32 M ike Pa tton

41 Emery H am ilton

52 Todd Beaty

34 K im B rooks

42 Leroy W illiam s

55 C hris Brown

38 P au l Howerton

50 T im O rtm ann

BAKER WILDCATS

56 S teve G a ste lum 57 O tha R ice 63 Dean V ette

70 Greg Jones

60 J im Jack so n 62 M ike G u illem o t

65 B re tt S tone

71 K ev in F le tch e r 76 Leroy Gower

84 Ken N e sb itt

99 Tony B u tts

75 V ince M yers

83 Dave H ouston

66

72

79 Harvey M artin

88 Joe Ledford 96 T im H ennessey

Joe Lux

K y le Tygret

77 S teve J ackson

86 A nse lm o D iaz

DR. kALPH M. TANNERPresident o f Baker Un ivers ityDr. Ralph M. Tanner has served as the President o f Baker U n ive rs ity since December, 1979.

Tanner received a Bache lo r o f A rts degree in h is to ry and po lit ic a l science, a Masters in H isto ry from B irm ingham -S ou the rn , and a Docto ra te in H isto ry from the Un ive rs ity o f A labama.

He jo in e d B irm ingham -S ou the rn in 1960 as assis tant pro fessor o f h is to ry and po lit ic a l science. D u ring the next 15 years he moved th rough the ranks o f adm iss ions to academ ic dean, execu tive vice pres iden t and presiden t. In 1975 he resigned adm in is tra tive du ties to accept a d is tingu ished pro fessorsh ip in the B irm ingham -S ou the rn facu lty . A m a jo r fund d rive in itia ted by the co llege under his d ire c to rsh ip raised more than $13 m iilio n in some 13 mon ths . The endowm en t increased from m ore than $6 m illio n to $14.5 m illio n du ring the same tim e .

in 1975 he was chosen as one o f 12 persons from across the na tion to serve on the Nationa l Comm iss ion on United M e thod is t H ighe r Educa tion wh ich proposed a study o f in s titu tio n s re la ted to the United M e thod is t church .

As a consu ltan t in the D iv is ion o f H igher Educa tion since 1977, Tanne r has worked w ith chu rch -re la ted co lleges and un ive rs itie s wh ich have been in stress or have needed to broaden the ir p rog ram m ing to m ee t chang ing dynam ics among the ir cons tituenc ies . He gained nationa l v is ib ility in h ighe r educa tion th rough his leadersh ip in the Na tiona l Congress on church-re la ted co lleges and un ivers ities.

JAM ES IRICKDirector o f A th leticsJames ir ic k has been a m em be r o f the Baker Un ive rs ity s ta ff since 1956 and has served as its D ire c to r o f A th le tic s since 1975.

A native o f D ou tha t, O k lahom a, Ir ic k is a 1948 gradua te o f Baker where he was an a ll-con fe rence foo tba ll and baske tba ll pe rfo rm e r. He received his m aste r's degree in 1951 from Kansas State Teachers College, P ittsburg , Kansas.

F o llow ing gradua tion ir ic k coached at Paola H igh Schoo l (KS) fo r two years, was an assis tant coach at P ittsburg fo r two seasons and head foo tb a ll coach a t Parsons High Schoo l (KS) fo r five years.

Ir ic k came to Baker as head baske tba ll, tenn is and tra ck coach and added head foo tba ll coach ing duties in 1963. He re linqueshed his foo tba ll du ties in 1975 to become a th le tic d ire c to r and cha irm an o f the Physical Educa tion Departm en t.

CHARLES RICHARDH ead Footba ll Coach at B aker Un ivers ityCharles Richard is in his firs t season as head foo tba ll coach at Baker Un ive rs ity .

A native o f G rain Valley, MO, Richard came to Baker from Co ffe yv ille C omm un ityJu n io r College KS, where he had been assis tant foo tb a ll coach and head tra ck coachdu ring the 1978 and 1979 seasons.

R ichard is a 1963 gradua te o f W illiam Jewell College where he was the Card ina ls 'qua rte rback fo r three seasons. Fo llow ing successful coach ing stin ts at Odessa and M oberly MO h igh schoo ls R ichard served one season as a graduate assis tant coach at Centra l M issouri S tate before becom ing A th le tic D irec to r, Head Foo tba ll and T rack coach atH igh land C omm un ity Ju n io r College KS in 1975.

D u ring the 1977-78 season he was an assistant foo tb a ll coach at Illin o is S ta te Un ive rs ity and re tu rned to Kansas in 1978 as defensive coo rd in a to r at Co ffeyv ille . In two seasons at Co ffeyv ille R ichard ’s defensive un its were ranked th ird na tio na lly and won the uno ffic ia l na tiona l cham p ionsh ip in 1978.

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BAKER UNIVERSITYLOCATION: Baldwin City, Kansas PRES IDENT: Dr. Ralph M. Tanner ENROLLMENT: 860 TEAM NICKNAME: Wildcats SCHOOL COLORS: Orange & Black CONFERENCE: Heart o f America ATHLETIC DIRECTOR: James Irick HEAD COACH: Charlie Richard (W illiam Jewell

’63), 1st yr.ASSISTANTS: Clark Kynion, Keith Hackett,

Dale Richard, Wardell W right, Murray Stenzel, Randy Wepler, Scott Wellman.

SPORTS INFORMATION D IRECTORS: Joe Boeh, Robert McKinney

PLAYOFF APPEARANCES & RECORD:First Appearance

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