Montana State University - Sentinel Yearbook (Missoula, MT)

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The following weekend the Grizzlies exhibited their obsti- nate defense against the University of South Dakota Coyotes. The Coyotes scored first with a field goal. Late in the half the Grizzlies responded and scored 7 points at the end of a long drive. Each team played a strong defense in the second half. The Coyotes, threatening to score again at the close of the game, were stopped by the Grizzlies and the game ended 7-3. The Grizzlies met Weber State at Ogden on September 30 to begin conference play. Montana scored 6 points in the first quarter and held the Wildcats scoreless. In the second quarter the situation was reversed-Weber scored 6 points and held the Grizzlies. In the third period, Montana com- pleted a drive from their own 20 yard line to 'score 7 points. Late in the game Weber scored a touchdown but failed to get the extra point. The game ended with a 13-12 victory for the Silvertips. The Grizzlies made their home field debut against the Uni- versity of Pacific Tigers October 7. The only score in the first half was by Ron Baines-an 83 yard punt return for the touchdown and the extra point. The Tigers scored 7 points in the third quarter. Montana scored twice in the fourth quarter to clinch the game for the Silvertips 21-7 and establish a four-game winning streak, unequalled since 1937. The Grizzlies and the Vandals of University of Idaho rattled before the ABC cameras at Dornblaser Field, October 14. The Vandals scored a touchdown and two field goals in the first half and leftthe Grizzlies scoreless. The Silvertips re- sponded with two touchdowns and the extra points to raise the score to 14-12. Montana was unable to maintain the lead as Idaho struck back with another touchdown, winning the game 19-1-4. OLE HEDSTROM LARRY HUGGINS WILLIE JONES FRANK LISTER Guard Def. End Halfback Halfback LON HOWARD KEN JERNBERG JIM KELLY ROD LUNG Off. Tackle End Tackle Fullback SPORTS The Year of the Grizzly it well recorded by movie virion cameras, irzcliiding tlaore of lhe ABC Network. m .A xx. , Y, - f 2 Xewf' s 5 V in sry ' ' . ' ts' . y . sm . , , Q S M V g i f -my ai -,Kg s,fQ,.mg,gs 5 Q '.x,,rwz' NwW,,,54v, ,m ,i A5 ' Q. '. ff Grizzly Ballet by Dewey Allen. MIKE MCCANN BRYAN MAGNUSON Def. End Fullback RON MCGUCKIN DON MOLLOY Linebacker Off. Halfback sr? fs 3 and tele

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The University of Montana began the 1967 football season with an all new coaching staff, many new transfers, and a new winning spirit. Under the direc- tion of Coach Swarthout the Grizzlies' season was the best in the last thirty years. Conference standing also im- proved-the Grizzlies tied with Uni- versity of Idaho for second place. In the first game of the new season the Grizzlies opposed the University of North Dakota Sioux in Grand Forks. The Sioux quickly established a 14-O lead in the game. The Grizzlies rallied and raised the score to 14-13 by half- time. The score remained unchanged The crowd cheerr ar halfhack Rich Strausr 841 plants the pigrkin for tix pointy in the Grizzlier' 21-7 victory over the University of Pacific. Grizzlier, Howard I 701, White f 601, and Sparht U22 applaud the touchdown. for the rest of the game until, in the last seven minutes, Steiner completed a touchdown pass. The 19-14 win gave the Grizzlies their needed inspiration. DEWEY ALLEN Punter WES APPELT Tackle . , . .,.,q.,.tW!.,3 , A A-., .1'-. . V '-if 5 DOUG BAIN Off. Halfback RON BAINES Split End .':. ' H. lc -..e-A, ty rl 1 , -11 1 elusive I ' 9l ,t .fb r- M ' ' Mun, nay out of my way . . . plearefn BOB BEERS Linebacker GIB BRUMBACK off. Tight End 'I' I rr ig! .1 7 Q f ' X in . N f 3 N . . 42 'ff in , 1 . 547- Qi ? y -l.E..,i1.gq3 A I. ...W X X 5. 'yt -2113 L-if .1 FX' fiqii-v'Cf' 11- EU DAWSON Center ELL DUDLEY Guard . , . 'Q -A ? in I , t 'X f my f 1 f F f 5 49' W t. 1 1 -. fa:-5 X Ariz .A Q ln the thick of the battle referee rcanr the scene. KARL FISKE BOB GRAHAM Halfback Tagkle MIKE GLENNON MACE GRAY Linebacker Def. Halfback . 5 p .

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On the injured lift-jim Kelly receiver attention from Trainer Nareby Rbinebart. Grizzlies Fred Tubbs 082, ,lim Searler U1 2, and Pete Mallinr I 121 stand by ar quarterback Ed Steiner U62 prepares to par! in a pregarne warmup on BOZ67fld72'5 Gallon Field. Homecoming weekend, October 21-23, the Grizzlies trampled the Bengals of Idaho State 20-O. Montana scored 6 points in the first quarter and I4 in the third quarter. The victory provided a fine display for the alumni and visiting dignitaries. Still on the home field October ZS, the Grizzlies met Northern Arizona State, ranked Sth in small colleges. After a scoreless first quarter both teams made all of their points in the second quarter. Montana scored 3 points for a field goal and 7 points for a touchdown and the kick. The Grizzlies held the Lumber- jacks to 7 points and won the game I0-7. November 4 the Grizzlies traveled to Bozeman to meet traditional rivals Mon- tana State. The first quarter ended scoreless but with the Bobcats in -scoring position. The Bobcats immediately scored 7 points in the second quarter and then scored another 7. In the third quarter the Grizzlies scored a touchdown for 6 points and converted for 2. The end of the fourth quarter left the Grizzlies threatening to score, however, after several attempts the Grizzlies failed to add the extra points. The Bobcats did not score again, but won the fray I4-8. GARTHA MORGAN LARUE NELSON BRUCE NORDSTROM RICH ORTIZ ROY ROBINSON GARY SMITH Halfback Halfback Def. End Guard Halfback Def. Halfback PETE MULLINS MIKE NICOSIA MIKE O'NEILL GREG PARESA JIM SEARLES RICK SPARKS Quarterback A Def. Tackle Def. Halfback Linebacker Quarterback Center ,grew .eva 4-- B 'T-