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GENERAL INFORMATION LOCATION-Duluth, Minnesota FOUNDED-As State Normal School, 1895. Became branch

of University of Minnesota, July l, 1947. ENROLLMENT-3500 (approx.) NICKNAME-Bulldogs UNIFORM COLORS-Maroon (gold and white trim); White

(maroon and gold trim).

NAMES AND TITLES PROVOST-Dr. Raymond W. Darland BUSINESS MANAGER-Robert Bridges ATHLETIC DIRECTOR-Lloyd Peterson DIRECTOR OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION-Dr. Ward Wells TEAM PHYSICIAN-Dr. J. Dwyer HEAD, INFORMATION SERVICE-Julian Hoshal SPORTS PUBLICITY DIRECTOR-Ralph Romano BAND DIRECTOR-James Murphy

COACHING STAFF FOOTBALL-James Malosky (Minn. '49) HOCKEY-Ralph Romano (UMD '56) BASKETBALL-Norm Olson (Wisc. '39) SKIING-Dr. Ward Wells (St. Cloud '41; Ind. U '53·'55) GOLF AND TENNIS-Dr. Lewis Rickert (Western Colorado

'30; Columbia '52) TRACK AND SWIMMING-Nick Whelihan (UMD '62) INTRAMURAL-Craig Peterson (UMD '62)

ATHLETIC FACILITIES FOOTBALL-Duluth Public Schools Stadium-44th Ave. W.

and 4th St. HOCKEY-Duluth Curling and Skating Club -15th Ave. E.

and London Road. BASKETBALL-DMD Physical Education Building - Lawn

and Sc. Marie Streets, New Campus. TRACK-UMD Physical Education Building-Football Field

Track. SWIMMING-DMD Physical Education Building.

TICKET INFORMATION

Family Season Individual Season Single Reserved General Admission Students

Football Hockey $10.00 none

6.00 $20.00 2.00 2.00 l.50 none .so .75*

Basketball $18.00

12.50 l. 75 1.25 .so

*Available for designated games only. Season ticket sales open one month prior to the first

game. Single game admissions are available the week prior to the game. Ticket orders may be placed with the Athletic Ticket Office, Room 180, Physical Education Building, Ralph Romano, Ticket Manager,

1963 Schedule DATE OPPONENT Sepe. 7 SUPERIOR STATE Sept. 14 North Dakota U

*Sept. 21 Concordia Sept. 28 ST. JOHN'S

•Oct. 5 Sc. Thomas *Oct. 12 Macalester •Oct. 19 AUGSBURG (Homecoming) 0cc. 26 GUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS

*Nov. 2 Hamline • 2 p.m., all other games at 7:30 p.m.

1962 Results UMD 6 Superior Stace UMD 14 Northern Michigan UMD 0 St. John's UMD 22 St. Thomas TJMD 14 Mac ale seer UMD 31 Augsburg UMD 22 Gustavus Adolphus UMD 34 Hamline UMD 8 Concordia

Won 6; Lost 2; Tied l.

SITE Duluth Grand Forks Moorhead Duluth Sc. Paul Sc. Paul Duluth Duluth St. Paul

7 0 6 0

10 8 6 7 8

Press-Radio-T~ lnfor111ation PRESS FACILITIES

Limited press facilities are available. Requests for space should be made with the athletic publicity office at least 24 hours in advance of the event.

RADIO FACILITIES Broadcast rights may be secured from che athletic pub-

licity office, Ralph Romano, Director, RA4-880l, Ext. 229, Health and Physical Education Building.

LOCAL NEWS OUTLETS Duluth Herald and News-Tribune ... Bruce Bennett, Sports

Editor RA2-8333 KDAL-TV ........... . ..... Marsh Nelson, RA2-2628 WDSM-TV ...... Bob J unkert or Dennis Murphy, RA 7-8484 WEBC, WQMN, WIGL, KAOH, all Duluth-Superior radio out-lets may be reached by addressing releases to the Sports Director of each station.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION For any additional information on UMD athletics, wr ice

ATHLETIC INFORMATION SERVICES, Physical Educa-tion Building, University of Minnesota, Duluth 12, Minne-sota or call Ralph Romano, RA4-880l, Ext. 229 or (home) RA4-7358.

Prospects

1963 is a rebuilding year at UMD . Coach Jim Malosky faces the task of moulding a chal-

lenger without 10 top performers from last fall's MIAC runnerup. Graduation's toll is being felt at end, guard, center and halfback. Center and end arc of particular con-cern.

The departure of Fran Murphy, Gordy Johnson, Gus Kohl ts and A I Hansen has created the problem on the flanks. Dave Nystrom and Jerry Wherley leave a huge gap at center. Ed Galarneault and Jack McDowell have graduated from tackle and guard spots respectively.

While Malosky is expected to search for answers until the last moment, these are the current indications.

END-Sophomores Dean Hoglund and Bill Kuusisto are slated to go both ways, with Ron Murphy , a jack of all trades backing them up. Freshman prospects are good but time is needed before they will be ready for game action.

THE PROBLEM-Hoglund and Kuusisco are sophomores with little game experience while Murphy is new co the position.

TACKLES-A solid position with Dick Carlson and Rob Galarneau It as offensive starters and Dick Kosreliz joining Carlson on defense. Marty Rosen and John Sweeney pro· vide good depth.

THE PROBLEM-None critical with experienced veter· ans available. ·

GUARDS-Dave Schwartz is a fixture with the ocher position up for grabs. Senior Bob Tusler has che inside track with newcomer James Wollack in contention.

THE PROB LEM-Position I a ck s real strength and depth, due to lack of size of che top candidates and limited i,ame experience.

CENTER-Two converted guards, Bob Dahl and Pat Fahey man the position. Neither lettered last fall. This is a real problem spot.

THE PROBLEM-Neither man is at his natural posi-tion. Fahey saw limited action at guard I as t fall while Dahl seldom played.

The departure of starting halfbacks John Nachtsheim and Bruce Johnson have < reared the backfield problem.

QUARTERBACK-Returning regular Bob Naslund and last year's top frosh, Ray '-iorsted provide a solid one-two punch.

THE PROBLEM-The search for a third man co back up a talented pair is the only problem here .

HALFBACK-Dick LeBeau, Rick Thomson and transfer Roger Halverson are the top candidates. LeBeau, the MIAC 100 yd. dash champion, and Thomson are the likely first game starters.

THE PROBLEM-A real lack of game experience. LeBeau has carried the ball 41 times, Thomson only 4, while Halverson is in his first season. Speedster LeBeau has averaged almost 7 .4 yards per c arry and is the key to success .

FULLBACK-Starter Ken Schloer is ch,- hest fullback ever at UMD. lie is backed up by letterman Norm Mattson, who appears to have shaken his injury woes.

THE PROBLEM-If Schloer stays healthy there are none. Otherwise the lack of depth caused by the move of Dick Fisher (to end) could be a factor.

Coaching Staff

HEAD COACH JAMES MA LOSKY In his sixth season as head coach at UMD ... came to

Duluth from Edina-Morningside ... a Is o did high school coaching at Morris, Minnesota ... prep teams had 27-8 rec-ord and two titles in four seasons ... led Edina to the myth-ical state prep title and an undefeated season prior co replacing Lloyd Peterson at UMD ... Malosky enjoyed all-state honors in both football and basketball at Crosby-Ironton in 1945 and '46 ... held the No. l quarterback spot for Minnesota's Gophers (1946-49) ... received B.S. and M.A. degrees from Minnesota ... 34 years old ... married ... one daughter Lisa.

MALOSKY'S RECORD Season Team Won Lost Tied 1954 Morris• 8 l 0 1955 Morris 5 4 0 1956 Edina-Morningside 5 3 0 1957 Edina-Morningside• 9 0 0 1958 UMD 4 4 0-1959 UMD 5 2 l 1960 lTMD• 6 l l 196 l UMD• 7 l 0 1962 UMD I l •conference championships 55 18 3

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR LLOYD PETERSON Has served at UMD and its predecessor, Duluth State

Teachers College since 193 l. .. appointed athletic director in 1955 ... coached football from 1931-57 ... gave up coach-ing duties to concentrate on athletic directorship . . . re-ceived BA degree from Minnesota in 1925-MA in 1929 .. . served as athletic director and football coach at University high in Minneapolis (1926-31 ) ... did initial coaching at Owa-tonna High School (1925) ... played football with Gophers as a fullback ... led Duluth teams to Teachers College Con-ference championships in 1934 and 193 7 and shared four other titles ... native of Wilmar. .. father of five ... son Jim earned letters in 1950 and 1954 as a regular back ... all four daughters, Jeanne, Mary, Nancy and Sigie were honored as Homecoming queens.

NORM OLSON 11 as assisted Malosky since his arrival. . . came to

UMD as head basketball coach in 1953 ... his cagers have won four MlAC titles ... received MS degree from the Uni-versity of Wisconsin, and completed advanced work at the University of Indiana ... two daughters, Karen and Camilla.

UMD Football Roster - 1963 Name Class Pos. Height Weight Hometown

34 Anderson, Fred Fr. E 6-1 175 Mora 58 Berquist, Barry Fr. T 6 210 Cloquet 70 Carlson, Richard Sr. T 6-1 220 Edina 54 Dahl, Robert So. C 6 205 Duluth-Central 64 Fahey, Patrick Sr. C 5-10 190 Northfield 77 Galarneault, Robert Sr. T 6-1 235 Aitkin 44 Gruber, Gerald So. HB 5-10 185 Proctor 22 Gunderson, Tom Fr. HB 5-11 188 Eveleth 28 Halverson, Roger Jr. HB 5-10 205 Braham 20 Henning, Jan Fr. HB 5-9 170 Minneapolis-Washburn 82 Hoglund, Dean So. E 6-3 205 Cambridge 46 Johnson, Curtis So. HB 5-9 170 Two Harbors 80 Kinzel, Robert Jr. E 6-1 195 Chisholm (HJC) 74 Kosteliz, Richard Jr. T 6-1 228 McKinley

86 Kuusisto, William So. E 6-2 200 Robbinsdale

42 LeBeau, Richard Jr. HB 5-9 175 Duluth-East

84 Lewis, Herbert Fr. E 5-10 198 Minneapolis-Marshall

40 l\1artin, James Fr. T 6-2 220 Eveleth

36 Mattson, Norman Jr. FB 5-10 205 Grand Rapids

87 McCrady, Patrick Fr. E 6-3 195 Perham

30 Mittelstadt, Steven Fr. FB 5-11 175 Thief River Falls

52 Murphy, Michael Fr. C 5-10 180 San Antonio, Texas

24 :Vlurphy , Ronald Jr. E 5-11 195 Aurora

16 !\aslund, Robert Sr. QB 5-10 175 Minneapolis-Central

10 ~orsted, Raymond So. QB 6-2 192 Cambridge

62 Rauzi, Frank So. G 5-8 195 Chicago, lllinois

60 Rosen, Martin So. T 5-9 220 St. Paul-Central

12 Sands, Stephen Fr. QB 5-11 190 Kenyon

32 Schloer, Kenneth Sr. FB 6 205 Minneapolis-Central

66 Schwartz, David Sr. G 5-10 202 Stillwater

67 Stevens, Eugene Fr. G I 5-9 195 Cedar

76 Sweeney, John L. Jr. T 6-3 210 Duluth East

28 Tanski, Bernard Fr. HB I 5~8 162 Duluth-Central

26 Thomson, Rick Jr. HB 6 185 Grand Marais

68 Tusler, Robert Sr. G 5-8 180 Brainerd

88 Urbick, Robert Jr. E 6-3 208 Nashwauk (IJC)

56 \'arichak, Richard Jr. T 6 195 Chisholm (HJC)

18 Wilkowski, Robert Fr. E 6-6 190 Perham

67 Wollack, James So. G 5-10 204 Duluth-Hermantown

14 Zanko, Gary Fr. T 5-11 250 Duluth-Denfeld

1962 Final Statistics

UMD . Opp. First Downs 135 89

Rushing 110 64 Passing 20 20 Penalty 5 5

No. of Rushes 495 370 Gain 2196 1294 Loss 201 264 Net 1995 1030 Avg. 221.6 114.4

Passes Attempted 122 136 Completed 37 45 Had Intercepted 5 16 Net Yards 418 403 Avg. 46.4 44.7

Total Plays 617 506 Net 2413 1433 Avg . 268 159.2

Punts 51 51 Yards 1460 1821 Avg. 28.6 35.6

Fumbles Lost 11 15 Penalty Yards 470 315 Touchdowns 21 7 Conversions 14 5

One Point 3 3 Two Point 11 2

Field Goals 0 l Total Points 151 52

SCORING TD EP TP

John Nachtsheim 7 0-0 42 Bob Naslund 1 0-3 30 Dick Lel3cau 3 0-0 18 Bruce Johnson 2 0-2 16 Ken Schloer 2 0-1 14 Al Hansen 2 0-0 12 Jerry Petricka I 0-2 10 Gordy Johnson 0 0-2 4 Ron Murphy 0 3-0 3 Gus Kohlts 0 0- l 2

PUNTS No. YJs. Avg .

R. Murphy 40 1275 31.8 B. Johnson 7 180 25. 7 Team 4

PUNT RETURNS No . Yds .

Le Beau 17 236 Petricka 7 48 Thomson 2 15 Naslund 1 10

RUSHING Ate. Gain Loss Net Avg.

Nachtsheim 127 629 9 620 4.9 Schloer ll 7 603 8 595 5 B. Johnson ll7 486 37 449 3.9 LeBeau 22 230 l 229 10.4 Petricka 22 122 3 119 5.4 Norsted 16 94 21 73 4.5 Fisher 8 22 0 22 2.7 Naslund 59 109 97 12 Thomson 4 9 17 -8 Tapper 1 0 4 -4

PASSING Acc. Comp. Inc. Yds. TDs

Naslund 92 33 3 364 4 Norsted 17 3 2 32 B. Johnson 4 1 0 22 LeBeau 5 0 0 0 Petricka 1 0 0 0

RECEIVING No. Yds.

Nachtsheim 18 193 Hansen 7 108 LeBeau 3 30 B. Johnson 3 25 G. Johnson 2 31 Hogland l l3 Schloer l ll Kohles 1 8 Fisher 1 0 Petricka l -2

PASSES INTERCEPTED BY Hansen 4-22; LeBeau 3-41; R. Murp)ly 2-26; B. Johnson l-24; Norsted 2-10; Schloer l-13; Fisher l-l l; Wherley l-0; Nystrom l-0.

KICK OFF RETURNS

LeBeau Naslund F. Murphy Thomson

No. 6 3 3 l

Yds. 118 67 32 12

ALL-TIME RECORD WITH 1963 OPPONENTS Won Lost Tied

Superior State (since 193 l) 10 l3 6 North Dakota U first competition Concordia 3 8 l Sc. John's 4 8 0 St. Thomas 6 4 l Macalester 7 4 0 Augsburg 7 4 l Gustavus Adolphus 4 7 0 Hamline -2 l 0

50 49 9

Past Records

UMD ALL-TIME LEADERS Leading Ground Gainers (Top Five)

John Nachtsheim, 1960-62 1843 Bruce Johnson, 1959-62 1528 Darrel Warner, 1954-57 1262 Dick Pesonen, 1958-59 868 Ken Schloer, 1960- 826

Passing Leaders (400 yards) Att. Comp.

Wallace 'Skip' Fontaine, Ed Lundstrom, 1958-61 Bob Naslund, 1960·

1955-59 250 112

Bob Dodge Joe Hussey, 1953-55 Wayne Rau, 1954-5 7

166 69 125 44

88 37 58 22 59 26

Total Offense Leaders (1500 yards)

Fontaine Nachtsheim Lundstrom Warner B. Johnson

Rushing Passing 106 1795

1843 0 394 1236

1292 361 1528 22

Pass Receiving (20 Receptions)

Warner Nachtsheim Dave Lindstrom, 1958-61 Marv Heikkinen, 1954-57 Dave Erholtz Tom Adams, 1960-61 Pesonen

No. Yds. 43 661 39 449 36 406 28 472 24 374 23 588 22 517

Int. 24 11 3

11 2 4

Scoring (Top Five)

Nachtsheim Pesonen Warner B. Johnson Naslund

Points 208 134

98 80 66

UMD INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

Yds. 1795 1236

53-9 516 426 407

Total 1901 1843 1630 1623 1550

Avg. 15,1 11.5 11.3 16.9 15.6 25.6 23,5

Total points, season 112, John Nachtsheim, 1961 Total points, career 154, Nachtsheim, 1960-62 Most touchdowns, season 17, Nachtsheim, 1961 Most conversions, season 20, Darrel Ness, 1960 Yards gained rushing, season 672, Nachtsheim, 196 l Yards gained rushing , career 1843, Nachtsheim, 1960-61 Yards gained, rushing, single game 187 , Dick Pesonen,

(Augsburg, Macalester), 1959 Passes completed, season 50, Ed Lunsdtrom, 1961 Passes completed, single game 12, Lundstrom, 1961 Yards gained passing, season 870, Lundstrom, 1961 Passes caught, single game 8,-Darrel Warner, 1955 Passes caught, season 19, Tom Adams, 1961 Passes caught, career 43, Warner, 1954-57 Yards gained, pass receiving, season 475, Adams Total Offense, season 1107, Lundstrom, 1961

THE BULLDOGS (Lettermen only)

CARLSON, RICHARD ... senior tackle from Edina ... re-garded as be st tackle on team ... will start on both offense and defense ... 6'-22 0 pounder. .. alternate captain.

GALARNEAULT , ROBERT ... senior tackle from Aitkin. will man one of starting spots along with Carlson ... paired with brother Ed last fall and did solid job ... rangy (6-2 , 225 pounds) performer.

HOGLUND, DEAN ... sophomore end from Cambridge ... one of top frosh last season ... slated to go both ways at right end this fall ... established defensive performer, but a question on offense ... grabbed -one pass for 13 yards in 62 ... has gained strength with 15 pound weight gain to 200 pounds ... stands 6-2 . . . teamed with quarterback Norsted at Cambridge.

KOSTELIZ, RICHARD . .. junior tackle from Gilbert. .. may start as defensive right tackle ... has improved steadily ... brother Ron was an all-conference performer as Bulldog tackle ... another of the 6-footers among line candidates.

LEBEAU, RICHARD ... junior halfback from Duluth East ... scheduled for starting lineup as offensive halfback and defensive safety, .• MIAC 100 yard dash champion with 9.9 clocking in conference meet ... voted outstanding track per-former by teammates ... lacks experience at halfback ... has carried ball only 41 times. in two seasons. UMD Record-Rushing Scoring Pass Rec. Year- Att. Net Avg. TD EP TP No. Yds.

Punt Rec. No. Yds.

1961 19 74 3.8 3 0-0 18 l 16 1962 22 230 10.4 1 0-0 1 30 Totals 41 304 7.4 6 0-0 36 4 46

3 4 12 236 20 240

MATTSON, NORMAN. .junior fullback from Grand Rapids ... career at UMD has been hampered by knee injuries ... will be used to back up Schloer on offense ... slated for some de fensive corner action.

MURPHY, RONALD ... junior end from Aurora ... versatile performer. . . has seen action as halfback and quarterback ... moved to flank to shore up problem position ... will do most of punting ... had 31.8 average last fall. UMD Record-Rushing Pass Rec. Punts Year Ate. Net Avg. No. Yds. No. Yds. 1961 6 l 6 2 .6 l 9 l 46 1962 40 1275 31.8

NORSTED , RAYMOND . .. sophomore quarterback from Cam-bridge ... chosen as the most valuable freshman last season ... along with Naslund gives UMD strong quarterbacking . .. strong runner. .. saved UMD from defeat in Concordia tie with his running ... has added 15 pounds to his 6-2 frame during past year. .. also plays varsity basketball. UMD Record Rushing Passing

Act. Net Avg. Ate. Comp. 1962 16 73 4.5 17 3

Int. 2

Yds. 32

NASLUND, ROBERT ... senior quarterback from '.linneapolis Central. .. will start for second straight season ... at 5-9 has !ieight disadvantage when passing ... suffered I as t season from lack of strong receivers ... heady performer with quick reactions ... likes to run ba 11. .. played seas on f ina 1 (Concordia) as halfback. .with prep teammate Schloer form nucleus of offense. UMD Record Rushing

1960 1961 1962 Totals

1960 1961 1962 Totals

Atr. Net Avg. 3 27 9.0

36 188 5.2 22 12 0.2 98 22 7 2.3

Punt Rct. No.

8 14

l 23

Yds. 198 168 _!_Q 376

Att. I

22 92

125

Passing Comp. Int.

I 0 10 0 33 3 44 3 Scoring

TD EP I 0-0 5 0-0 4 0-3

10 0-3

Yds. 26

149 364 539

TP 6

30 30 66

SCIILOER, KE:-.:~ETII ... senior fullback from Minneapolis Central. .. an all-conference choice last fall ... slated for left corner starting berth on defense. .solidly built with 205 pounds on 5-1 l frame. .lS already best fullback rn UMD history .. . team captain. UMD Record Rushing Scoring Pass Rec.

Att. :--let Avg. TD EP TP No. Yds. 1960 3 13 cl.3 0 0-0 0 0 0 1961 38 218 s.~ l 0-0 6 0 0 1962 l l 592 2.:il 2 0-1 l •l l l_l Totals 158 826 5.2 3 0-1 20 l l

SCHWARTZ, DAVID. .senior guard from Stillwater. .. will probably start at offensive right guard . . . was regular most of last season ... sma II ( 188) but hard working performer. an all-conference high school footballer.

SWEENEY, J OIIN .. ,junior tackle from Duluth East. .. sen·ed as a reserve last fall in his first seas-0n as a Bull-dog ... rangy performer (6-2) ... will see some action as a defensive left tackle.

THOMSON, RICK ... senior halfbac k from Grand Marais ... slated to join LeBeau as starting halfback ... last season first with UMD following transfer from lJ of Minnesota ... will start as defensive left half. UMD Record Rushing Punt Returns

Att. Gain Avg. No. Yds. 1962 -i -8 2 15

Kie k Returns No. Yds. l 12

TUSLER, ROBERT ... senior guard from Brainerd ... small -est lineman on squad ... may start at right corner on defense ... top reserve on offense.