Montana State University - Sentinel Yearbook (Missoula, MT)

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Montana met Utah State, November ll, on the Aggies' home field. Both teams scored in the first quarter and Utah scored again in the second quarter to end the half 14-7. Both teams scored in the third quarter, concluding the scoring in that game, and giving the Win to Utah State 20-14. For the final game of the season Montana traveled to Port- land to meet Portland State. The Grizzlies scored twice in the first quarter for a total of I4 points. In the next quarter the Silvertips accumulated 21 additional points to complete the half 35-O. Montana scored again in the third quarter as did Portland, raising the score to 42-7. They scored an additional 15 points in the fourth quarter to win the game 55-7. A fine finish-Congratulations, Grizzlies. JOHN STEDHAM DAN STIMAC RICK STRAUSS RICH UNRUH HERB WHITE Tackle Halfback Off Halfback Linebacker Off Guard ED STEINER LARRY STRANAHAN FRED TUBBS BILL WATERS CRAIG WILSON Quarterback Tackle Tackle Guard End janior Mick 0'Neill kick! the extra point in the Grizzliei' 10-7 conqaeit over Northern Arizona. x aa. yi-s' f 4 if Q, Z' in ' The official flips the coin in preparation for the Montana-Northern Arizona game. The Grizzlier then FRANK YOUNG Tackle GRIZZLY Mascot . Q fi 91:-is ff 1 nw.. 'Q - .l W,-f , Q W-I., , r . in , ' ff z , vitgi NNE' 4 1 W 1 realty

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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-

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Uufsia nd ing rizz ies Willie jonef wax Jelected ay the 1967 nzale athlete of the year hy the U of M Alnmni Auociation. He wax chosen for hi! performance in track last .vp-ring. A iferyatile athlete, fonef haf heen eqzially oiitftanding in foothall. w v- 1,1 is AA X if . Boh Beerf, one of U of MF jiinior college tranfferf, earned honor! af the Anociated Prem All-Conference Defenfine Player of the Year and alfo nzade AP Little All-America. Beerf haf heen a ifalziahle addition to the Grizzly team thix year. .f Yi . jack Szoarthozit, U of MF new head foothall coach, was narned Big Shy Conference College Foothall Coach of the Year hy the AP .fportf writerf. Rejuven- ating the old Grizzly fpirit in Minoala, Szuafrthont raixed the Grizzlier front a 1-8 Jeayon in 1966 to a 7-3 record in 1967. A Q1 9. 4, ,,,,,l, 4 . ,P , , Q - X ' Wm: 1 . is 1 ,5fi'?'f' 2 1--..f 13, x 5 5 L w. i 4 4 L X ---w W in I igw. E Qfih. o