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l FAR LEFT: The AWC Band, directed by Ron- ald Fuller, adds life to the Matador games with music at half-time. TOP CENTER: Matador, Greg Gibbs, eludes defensive men from Glen- dale Comm. College. ABOVE: Adding their talents to the half-time show this year are the Desert Dolls LEFT: AWC Songleaders bubble with joy at the sound ofthe final gun after the San Diego City College game.
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iwl W D I '4 T 3,7 lx LAY. l 'Q Q.1-A ffff ' rush6S during 3 ainst 5 No. keg off -51 and 15 WOU Chuck I dfop' Arizona Western made its fifth unprecedented. national bowl game appearance Dec. 4th when it met Ellsworth College of Iowa Falls, la., in the Sunkist El Toro Bowl. It was the third time the Matadors had appeared in the El Toro. The Ray Butcher-coached squad, rated No. 3 nationally at season's end, warmed the capacity crowd that cold and windy Saturday afternoon at Kofa Memorial Stadium with some fancy scoring efforts. The Western offensive attack was centered around the running and receivin of'Ch'uck Muncie who was named the Most 8 , , Valuable Offensive player, and the clutch passing of Dennis Coleman. Don Hubbard led the defense and also garnered the Most Valuable Defensive player award. ' When the four quarters of competition were over, the day had warmed up some with the sun breaking through the clouds, and the final score read Western 28, Ellsworth 12 . 4'5 -wa ff' silk 97
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