| Summary: | Football game program Includes photos and biographies of players, photos of athletic staff, information about teams, universities, player rosters, team statistics, season schedule, and advertisements. Football Utah 26, Montana 6 UTAH UNIVERSITY TOT UTAH STADIUM SEPTEMBER 29, 1956 8:00 P.M. V y . MONT if St O F FI CIA L/P ROGRAM SUNDAYS - WEDNESDAYS - FRIDAYS Take CAff^my For TOPS in SPORTS J SMILIN' JACK CURTICE in "Football" Wednesdays 6:30 p.m. F r i d a y Night WRESTLING The best in "live" televised "grunt'and'groan" action! SEE IT FRIDAYS AT 9:30 P. M. PRO FOOTBALL EVERY SUNDAY AFTERNOON After the game, let's meet at HOTEL UTAH STARLITE GARDENS OPEN THRU SAT., OCT. 6 ANDY EVEREST Frosh Head Coach PRES SUMMERHAYS Backfield Coach SNOWY SIMPSON Asst. Coach REDSKIN COACHES JACK CURTICE Athletic Director and Head Football Coach KARL SCHLECKMAN Line Coach PETE CARLSTON End Coach MARVIN HESS Asst. Frosh Coach COL. C. I. BANKS Asst. Frosh Coach PETE COUCH Asst. Frosh Coach UTAH V S . MONTANA UTE STADIUM Saturday, September 29 8:00 P.M. • OFFICIAL FOOTBALL PROGRAM * Published by the ATHLETIC COUNCIL, UNIVERSITY OF UTAH Harry James Editor John Piercey Assistant to Editor Dick Hendrickson Advertising & Concessions Your Downtown Ticket H e a d q u a r t e r s - THE M I N T CAFE Represented for National Advertising by Spencer Advertising Company, Inc., 271 Madison Ave,, New York, N. Y. C O N T E N T S Ute Coaches 1 President's Page 3 Former Ute Gridder ., 5 Montana Coaching Staff 7 Stadium Information 7 Score by Quarters 7 Montana Alphabetical Roster 9 Referee's Signals 10 Parking Map 1 1 Montana Player Pictures 13, 15, 16 Penalties 17 Starting Lineups and Numerical Rosters 18, 19 Past Record With Montana 21 Players of the Week 21 Tribute to Amos Alonzo Stagg 22 Band Page 23 Redskin Alphabetical Roster 25 Story on Football's Hall of Fame 27 Ute Player Pictures 29, 31, 33, 35 About the " U " 36 WALKER Quality Concrete WASHED SAND • GRAVEL ROADBASE LIGHTWEIGHTAGGREGATE a n d CONCRETE J. B. and R. E. WALKER, Inc. SKILL I N T E G R I TY RESPONSIBILITY Phone: ELgin 9-7629 Bring your U$ion / i ^ ^ + h e EXPERTS! Your automatic transmission controls the flow of power in your car. To give you the best performance. it deserves the best in service. We're experts - specially trained and equipped to service automatic transmissions with approved Sinclair Automatic Transmission Fluid. Let us check yours today. feONEty) Carl Kendall SINCLAIR SERVICE 3rd South & 13th East EM 4-7543 e) As you look through this Souvenir Program, you will see the advertisements of some of Salt Lake City's most progressive and sports-minded people. " P L E A S E P A T R O N I Z E T H E M '' Natural Gas c l e a n • » « fast • . 3 low cost a 9 » M O U N T A I N FUEL S U P P L Y C O M P A NY Serving 68 Utah and Wyoming Communities Printed by Paragon Press, Inc. DR. A. RAY OLPIN President, University of Utah DR. CARL McFARLAND President, University of Montana PRESIDENTS WELCOME Montana University has had only one alumnus in history return to preside over the school. He is Dr. Carl McFarland. The younger set on campus knows him as "cool Carl" because of a year around ice-skating arena built under his administration. He's a former assistant attorney general of the United States and one of the nation's best known legal minds, having won the first Ross Award given by the American Bar Association. Hosting Pres. McFarland for the Utes' home opener this year will be Dr. A. Ray Olpin, genial president of the University of Utah. President Olpin's legal experience runs to paying an occasional ticket for overparking in front of the Governor's Mansion, but he's spent 10 years making the U one of the finest institutions in the nation. He's not a U alumnus, having gone to college in Provo at a school the name of which eludes us at the moment. One thing both presidents have in common is the love of a good football game. Utah has won five previous encounters against the Sil-vertips in a series dating back to 1904. The 1954 game, which Utah won 41-20, is the only one both gentlemen had a real stake in. 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FORMER UTE GRIDDER Front row: Leslie Jr., Dr. Leslie Burbidge, Mrs. Burbidge. Back row: Suzanne (Mrs. Bruce F. Sorensen), Phyllis. When Dr. Leslie D. "Shagg" Burbidge was asked for permission to use his name as a former Ute football great, he said this, "First and foremost, let it be understood that I was never a football great, but shall always be grateful for the privilege of participation." This quote exemplifies the character of Dr. Burbidge, who has proved to be one of the finest rooters, supporters, and performers that the University of Utah has ever had. "Shagg" Burbidge came to the University of Utah from the old L.D.S. High School where he was prominent in school and athletic activities. Coach at L.D.S. at that time was the Utes' Vadal Peterson who was assisted by the late Homer "Pug" Warner. "Shagg" was a four letter man in high school, and upon graduation received the Heber J. Grant award for excellence in athletics and scholarship. 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Also, backfield man illegally in motion. 8-Offside by either team or encroachment on neutral zone. 9-Attempt to draw opponents offside. 10-Crawling by runner. 11-Illegal forward pass (includes intentional grounding of forward pass), Also loss of down. 12-Taking more than two steps after Fair Catch is made. 13-Player on line receiving snap. 14-Any violation of the scrimmage formation. LOSS OF FIFTEEN YARDS 15-Team not ready to play at scheduled time. 16-Violation of rules during intermission. 17-Illegal return of suspended player. 18-Interference by member of offensive team with defensive player making pass interception. (Also loss of down). 19-Interfering with the opportunity of a player of the receiving PENALTIES team to catch a kick. 20-Illegal use of hands or arms by offensive player. 21-Tackling or blocking defensive player who has made fair catch. 22-Roughing the kicker. 23-Piling up, hurdling, clipping. 24-Tackling player out of bounds, or running into player obviously out of play. 25-Coaching from sidelines. 26-Failure to stop one full second following shift 27-Defensive holding. 28--Invalid Signal for Fair Catch,, OTHER PENALTIES 29-Striking an opponent with forearm, elbow or locked ha; kicking or kneeing - Mandai disqualification of offending pi: plus loss of fifteen yards. 30-Foul within the one yafe -half the distance to the gi 31-Interference by defensive on forward pass-passing ball at spot of foul. 32-Forward r)ass being toucl ineligible receiver beyond tf of scrimmage-loss of fifteen! from spot of preceding do' loss of a down. 33-Illegal touching of kicked b: within opponent's ten yard line-- touchback. 34-Flagrantly rough play or unsportsmanlike conduct - Mandatory disqualification plus loss of fifteen yards. 35-Eligible pass receiver who, goes out of bounds and JRer touches forward pass - lossfof do' Coca-Cola Bottling Co. of Salt Lake City For tops in sports everything in Fine Men's Wear 228 South Main Distinctive Dining in Salt Lake's Most Gracious Atmosphere SAFARI ROOM Breakfast - Lunch - Dinner IVORY ROOM . . . Deluxe Dining 1 3 3 5 FOOTHILL DRIVE DIAL: HU 4-6225 MONTANA PROBABLE STARTING LINEUP LE LT Mading Jones 81 72 LH Williamson 46 10 Bray, qb 11 McKelvie, qb 12 Enochson, qb 20 Rivera, hb 21 Connors, hb 23 Dasinger, hb 24 Hochhalter, hb LG C Renning Dzivi 67 57 QB Bray 10 FB Hayes 34 32 Rosera, fb 34 Hayes, fb 36 Everson, fb 40 Gorsich, hb 41 Monno, hb 44 Wright, hb 46 Williamson, hb 47 Kaiserman, hb 52 O'Brien, i 55 Moore, c 57 Dzivi, c 61 Tennant, g RG Small 66 62 63 64 65 66 67 70 72 73 74 75 77 78 81 82 83 85 86 87 RT McGihon 75 RH Monno 41 Bockman, g Dixon, g Carver, g Jankovich, g Small, g Renning, g Benjamin, t Jones, t Hand, t Yeckel, t McGihon, t Kennedy, t Butorovich, t Mading, e Rhinehart, e Hart, e Hurley, e Pangle, e Johnson, <= RE Hurley 85 i i ' t \ \ SUPPORT THE UTES a DON'T MISS THE HOME GAMES! Next Game: UTES vs. DENVER, October 13 - 8:00 p.m. For the Finest Entertainment at Home . . . it's CHANNEL "AMERICA'S No. 1 FIRST-RUN FEATURE STATION" 2 G. E. 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LE LT Boss Jone 87 79 LH Vaughan 21 Bezyack, qb Liston, qb Haun, qb Suba, qb Vaughan, Ih Oborn, Ih Marshall, Ih McGivney, Ih Bisiar, fb Fields, fb Burgess, f b Douglas, fb Herd, rh Jensen,rh Knudson, rh Taylor, rh Pembroke, c Butler, c Urses, c 55 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 LG Lee 62 Bonvicino, Clark, g Lee, g Cooley, g Smith, g Franklin, c Otterbein, Merritt, g Lewis, g Dolano, e Carter, t Amizich, t Fenn, t Pratt, t c Butler 53 QB Jezyack i i FB Fields 34 & g 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 RG RT RE Franklin Amizich Liston 65 Ross, t Mathis, t Arnoldy, e Greenhalgh, Jones, t White, e Kane, Ih Liston, e Radford, e 71 82 RH Douglas 36 86 Frank, t 87 Boss, e 88 Rampton, t 89 Seul, c Mastelotto, e Reilly, fe - FROM THE SENSATIONAL STAGE SUCCESS! TEA AND SYMPATHY starring DEBORAH KERR • JOHN KERR f From M-G-M laScope and MetroCc MlgHuwmuH 'J. J AT THE Y o u A l w a y s W i n in HART SCHAFFNER & MARX CLOTHES fijdkuA* jAanL Utah's Leading Men's Store 208-210 So. 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Temple - Downtown Bratten's BEFORE OR AFTER THE GAME MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT WHERE SEAFOOD REIGNS SUPREME Straight down from the Stadium on Fourth South Bratten's 7T*Grotto FOR SEAFOOD // \\ EXTRAORDINARY 6 4 4 East 4 t h South For reservations dial EMpire 4'6547 245 South First West • EL 9-7733 21 real thirst-quencher BOTTLED BY Birrell Bottling Company SALT LAKE CITY PROVO 22 AMOS ALONZO STAGG By Leo Fischer, Sports Editor, THE AMERICAN President of the Football Writer's Association of America No matter how capable or fluent those of us in this sports-writing business may be, now and then we encounter something for which we find words entirely inadequate. Such a task, for instance, as trying to write a "tribute to Amos Alonzo Stagg." As a theological student, as a great undergraduate pitcher and football player at Yale, as a football coach at Chicago for forty years and elsewhere for twenty more, as a life member of the Football Rules Committee since its origin, as a devoted husband for more than 60 years to an equally devoted wife, as the head of a gracious family, and as a loyal friend he has accomplished in his one lifetime the goals for which all of us strive. As long as we can remember, Amos Alonzo Stagg has been an inspiration not only to athletics, but to the entire American way of life. All of us - writers, coaches, players, officials and fans - join in paying him this homage. Printed by Paragon Press, Inc. FORREST D. STOLL Moving to University of Utah this year after eight years as assistant director of the Ohio State University marching band is Forrest D. Stoll. The Ohio State band is probably the most famous collegiate marching band in the country. Through the past few years under the direc-ion of Ronald Gregory, who left Utah last year, the Utah band has achieved considerable fame and now ranks among the top bands of the country. With his musical and marching background, we're sure Mr. Stoll will maintain and even enhance the reputation of the Red and White. HALF-TIME BAND SHOW Formation: Band moves down field from East end in two lines. At midfield, the band performs a precision drill. Music: Ohio Fanfare and March. Formation: Thermometer with mercury rising. Thermometer "blows its top". Music: In the Good Old Summertime. Heat Wave Drum Majorette - Clare Matthews Drum Major - LaMar B. Williams Formation: Boy taking a siesta - yawns Music: Lazy Bones. Formation: Baseball bat and ball, complete with pitcher and catcher. Ball is pitched - and it's a hit! Music: Take Me Out to the Ball Game. Formation: Electric fan with blades revolving. Music: The Breeze and I. Formation: Deflated football blown up by drum major and majorette. 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Redskin Alphabetical Roster No. Name Pos. 71 Amizich, Larry RT. 77 Arnoldy, Richard RE. 11 Bezyack, Martin QB. 33 Bisiar, Pat FB. 55 Bonvicino, Don C. 87 Boss, George .LE. 35 Burgess, Richard FB. 53 Butler, Roger C. 70 Cutler, Ralph LT. 61 Clark, Spence RG. 63 Cooley, Larry LG. 69 Dolano, Gary .RE. 36 Douglas, Merrill RH. 72 Fenn, Bill LT. 34 Fields, Larry FB. 86 Frank, Lee RT. 65 Franklin, Chester (c-c)-.RG. 78 Greenhalgh, Don LT. 14 Haun, Pete QB. 41 Herd, Davy RH. 43 Jensen, Karl RH. 79 Jones, Evert LT. 81 Kane, Alex LH. 44 Knudson, Gary RH. 62 Lee, Bob LG. 68 Lewis, Richard LG. 82 Liston, Jerry (c-c) RE. 12 Liston, Paul QB. 24 Marshall, Eldon LH. 26 McGivney, Don LH. 84 Mastelotto, Jim LE. 76 Mathis, Art RT. 67 Merritt, LaVere RG. 22 Oborn, Gordon .LH. 66 Otterbein, Tom LG. 73 Pratt, Richard RT. 51 Pembroke, Bob C. 83 Radford, Robert LE. 88 Rampton, Richard RE. 85 Reilly, John LE. 75 Ross, Gerald RT. 89 Seul, John RE. 64 Smith, Carl .RG. 15 Suba, Walter QB. 45 Taylor, Tom FB. 54 Urses, John O. 21 Vaughan, Stuart LH. 80 White, Richard RE. Weight 200. 185. 175. 175. 228. 210. 185. 205. 195. 195. 210. 190. .190. 210. 205. 210. 195. 210. 175. 190. 180. 220. 165. 185. 195. 195. 187-. 175. 170. 180. 190. .220. 205. 180. 210. 200. 195. 185. 195. 190. 198. 200. 195. 190. 210. 205. 165. 170. Height .6-0 .6-2 .5-10. .5-10. Age Year Home Town 19 Junior Rock Springs, Wyo. 22 Junior Marysvale, Calif. 21 Junior Price, Utah 21 Soph Casper, Wyo. .6-1 21 Junior Hayward, Calif. .6-3. .5-7. .6-3. .6-0. .6-0. .6-2. .6-3. .6-0. .6-2. .5-10 .6-2. .6-0. .6-3. .6-0. .6-0. .19. .21. .20. .19. .20. .20. .Junior Hinsdale, Illinois Junior Marysvale, Calif. Junior Ogden, Utah .Soph. Ogden, Utah .Soph. . Salt Lake City, Utah .Soph Salt Lake City, Utah 20 Junior Buhl, Idaho 19 Junior . Salt Lake City, Utah 19 Soph Ogden, Utah 19 Junior Gooding, Idaho 20 Soph Salt Lake City, Utah 21 Senior Elko, Nevada 21 Senior Shelley, Idaho 19 Soph Murray, Utah 19 Soph Rock Springs, Wyo. 5-10 19 Junior Tremonton, Utah 6-1 20 Junior Thermopolis, Wyo. 5-10 19 Junior Honolulu, T. H 6-2 22 Junior . Salt Lake City, Utah .6-0. .5-11. .6-1. .5-10 .5-10 .5-9. .6-0. .6-3. .6-1. .19 Junior . Salt Lake City, Utah 22 Senior Centerville, Utah 21 Senior Kaysville, Utah 18 .Soph Kaysville, Utah 22 Soph Fillmore, Utah 21 Soph Berlin, N. H. 20 Junior Oroville, Calif. 20 Soph Salt Lake City, Utah 20 Senior Thayne, Wyo. 5-11 19 Junior Payson, Utah 5-11 22 Junior . Salt Lake City, Utah 6-0 19 Soph Salt Lake City, Utah 6-0 21 Senior . Salt Lake City, Utah 6-1 21 Junior Beaumont, Texas 6-3 19 Soph Ogden, Utah 6-1 19 .Soph Salt Lake City, Utah 6-1 21 .Senior Riverton, Wyo. 6-0 19 Soph. Hinsdale, Illinois 5-10 20. Junior Ogden, Utah 6-1 20 Soph Chicago, Illinois .6-2 20. Soph. Lake Forest, Illinois 6-1 19 Junior . Salt Lake City, Utah 5-9 20 Junior San Angelo, Texas .6-2. .20. .Soph Salt Lake City, Utah HOW UTAH NUMBERS ITS PLAYERS: Each position on the Redskin team is issued a series of numbers for easy identification of players: Ends 80's, Tackles 70's, Gucrds 60's, Centers 50's, Quarterbacks 10's, Left Halfbacks 20's, Right Halfbacks 40's, and Fullbacks 30's. 245 South First West • EL 9-7733 25 PROFESSIONAL STAFF • Joyce Phillips • Ray Herzog • David Spalding ICELAND 1208 East 21st South • Daily Sessions • Skate Rentals • Class Instruction • Skate Sales OPEN OCTOBER 10 The Intermountain West's O n l y Artificial Ice Rink PLANT MIXED ASPHALT PAVING ' ' T h e r e Is A D i f f e r e n c e ' ' ASPHALT MIXTURES EXCAVATING • GRADING • GRAVELING W. W. & W. B. 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