1941 Football Media Guide

F or A d d it io n a l I n fo r m a tio n , p i c t u r e s , r e q u e s t s f o r p r e s s t i c k e t s , e t c . , a d d r e s s: John T . C a m p b ell, A t h l e t i c Nows B ureau, Montana S t a t e U n i v e r s i t y , M is s o u la , Montana

TABLE 0£ CONTENTS tfNMS OF THE C2*IZZLI23r» 1941 Item

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2 6 - — B righam Young U n i v e r s i t y (N ig h t) 4 — N o rth D a k o ta S t a t e (B oy S c o u t N ig h t ) 1 0 — UCLA (N ig h t) 1 8 — Gonzage U n i v e r s i t y (P a r e n t Day) 2 8 — M ontane S t a t e C o lle g e 1— U n i v e r s i t y o f W a sh in g to n 8 N o r th D ak ota U n i v e r s i t y (Homecoming) 1 5 — U n i v e r s i t y o f Id a h o 22 O regon S t a t e C o lle g e

At P rovo AT MISSOULA A t L os A n g e le s AT MISSOULA AT BUTTE At S e a ttle AT MISSOULA At Moscow At P o r tla n d

194 0 R e s u l t s

M ontana Montana Montana Montana M ontano Montana M ontana Montana Montana

E a s t e r n W a sh in g to n C o lle g e W a sh in g to n S t a t e C o lle g e T ex a s T ech M ontana S t e t e C o lle g e G onzaga U n i v e r s i t y O regon U n i v e r s i t y Id a h o U n i v e r s i t y San D ie g o M a rin e s P o r t la n d U n i v e r s i t y

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M ontana G r i z z l i e s - v e r s u s - Army Among o t h e r t h i n g s G r iz z ly b a l l c a r r i e r s w i l l h a v e t o dodge t h i s f a l l i s th e d r a ft.

A c c o r d in g t o p r e - s e a s o n c a l c u l a t i o n s , M ontana w i l l be m in us

o n ly tw o g r i d s t e r s t h i s f a l l b e c a u s e o f t h e S e l e c t i v e S e r v i c e .

The G r i z z l i e s

a r e f o r t u n a t e i n l o s i n g t h i s s m a ll number, b u t s e v e r a l r e g u la r s a rc i n l i n e f o r c e l l som etim e b e fo r e 1 9 4 2 .

W h ile t h e s e u n c e r t a in army men k e e p C oach Doug

F e s se n d e n g r o w in g g r a y h a i r s , t h e y *11 b e d o in g t h e i r b e s t t o m a in ta in M ontana*s d e fe n se .

Montana 1941 P ro sp ec ts The p ig sk in p ic tu r e seen in th e c r y s ta l b a ll re v e a ls th a t Coach Doug Fessenden of Montana S ta te U n iv e rsity w i l l f i e l d a s u rp ris in g ly stro n g team which i s both b e t t e r than l a s t y e a r ’ s club and b e tt e r th an e x p e c ta tio n s .

Although

th e re are a few d o u b tfu l item s about th e p ro sp e c ts f o r Montana in 1941, se v e ra l b rig h t f a c to r s serve to boost th e G riz zly stock and p o in t to a su c c e ss fu l y e ar.

Montana’s p ig sk in o u tlook from an e a rly -se a s o n stan d p o in t i s made ris k y through n a tio n a l developments but w ith every man in th e r o s t e r re tu rn in g —in clu d in g 21 key le tte rm e n —th e G r iz z lie s should be w e ll f o r t i f i e d w ith capable m a te ria l.

Montana’s 1941 squad to be the l i g h t e s t since 1936, w i l l have v e r te rsn s a t every p o s itio n s w ith some good-looking sophomores backing them up.

With

normal improvement by l a s t y e a r’ s re g u la r s and the sw ift development of the prom ising p e a-g re en s, the G r iz z lie s w ill be ready a t th e season’ s o u ts e t and should have th e s tre n g th f o r a f a s t s t a r t .

The team w ill be minus s ix graduates

w ith th e p r in c ip a l lo s s being h a lfb a ck Jack Emigh, however, re tu rn in g letterm en should o f f s e t th e vacancy in easy manner.

Three major f e a tu re s of th e coming

f a l l season a ct as p o in ts of prom ise f o r a b e tt e r year th an in 1940 and they are (1) b e tt e r s p i r i t should p r e v a il, (2) defen siv e play w i l l undoubtedly show a v a st improvement and (3) th e w e ll-b a la n c ed schedule gives th e Montana G riz z lie s a chance to get hold of them selves.

B r ie f ly , th e s i t u a t i o n summed up on paper in d ic a te s th a t chances are b rig h t f o r a good season, and b e t t e r y e t f o r a campaign su rp a ssin g l a s t y e a r’ s r e s u lts .

One weak spot in th e l in e i s the stum blingblock but Fessenden has

prom ising c an d id ate s h e re .

The Montana squad should have more speed on o ffe n s e ,

i t should be trem endously improved on d e fen se , ta c k le s should be stro n g e r and th e m iddle o f th e lin e h e a v ie r.

Other departm ents—k ic k in g , p a ssin g should be

a t th e same high w hile blo ck in g in th e b a c k fie ld i s a s l i g h t q u e stio n mark.

Downfield blo ck in g should be b e t t e r .

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of p lay e rs during th e season, th e G rizzly team w i l l be compact and re in fo rc e d w ith enough re se rv e power.

Again t h i s f a l l Coach Fessenden b o a sts a bevy o f backs who need only th e r i g h t com bination to s t a r t goalw ard.

H alfback Johnny R eagan's p assin g

and running l a s t f a l l stamps him as a man ;,here to s ta y ."

Reagan lea rn ed a

lo t as a sophomore and he appears ready f o r a banner y e ar t h i s f a l l .

Don Bryan s te e r s th e team from q u arterb ack .

C aptain

The dashing Don’ s com petition in

the b a ll- c a r r y in g ro le w i l l be keen because of th e appearance of two h ig h -s te p ­ ping sophs—Arnold "Snakehips" S c o tt and Ben "Judge" Tyvand.

S c o tt and Tyvand

whooshed through sp rin g d r i l l w ith d a z z lin g speed and both w i l l be v aluable a s s e ts to th e G riz z lie s .

F ullback i s a s lig h t problem but blond soph John Mohland may pick up the tra d e in a h u rry .

Eso Naranche, se n io r, has y e t to show h is fro sh form.

K arl F isk e , Dick Kern and B i l l L eap h art, a l l ju n io rs and sophomores; Bob Kennedy and Bob Gulbrandsen v Jill be b a c k fie ld c a n d id a te s.

B i ll Jo n es, a s e n io r, n i f ty

p u n ter and b a l l c a r r i e r , should be f u l l y recovered from a le g in ju ry to give Montana l o t s of o ffe n siv e power.

The G riz zly l i n e , d e fe n siv e ly weak l a s t f a l l , should be much stro n g e r and h e a v ie r.

A ll p o sts except end are w e ll stacked w ith r e tu rn in g letterm en .

Graduation swept away Coley Vaughn and N eil Johnson, re g u la r ends.

Jack Swarthout

eases th e touchy end problem, and i f th e dim inutive f i r e b a l l i s kept th e re a l l y e a r, h e ’l l be a th o rn in

any op p o n en ts s id e .

Bob Ness ranks w e ll up in the

f i g h t f o r th e o th e r end b e rth , w ith B i l l M ufich, se n io r, Paul Burke, P aul Kampfe and Eddie Novis a ffo rd in g hot co m petition.

Although Coach Doug Fessenden ex p ects the l i g h t e s t team since 1936, h e ’l l have p le n ty of weight a t h is ta c k le s .

Gene Clawson, 215, should be at

re g u la r l e f t ta c k le , and B i ll M ather, 212, sophomore "comer" th r e a te n s to win th e rig h t ta c k le sp o t.

Tom D uffy, s e n io r, and Ken Drahos and B i ll Keig are -4 -

a v a ila b le .

Guards should be s tro n g e r th an l a s t year i f Jim W estwater liv e s

up to e x p e c ta tio n s . th e l in e .

The sophomore g ia n t adds needed w eight to the c e n te r of

Fred B rauer, Ted W alters, B i ll Barbour and Roy Strom w i l l see l o t s

of a c tio n .

Big Dutch Dahmer, w hirlw ind c e n te r in the l a t t e r p a rt of th e 1940 season, w i l l be th e choice f o r th e p iv o t sp o t.

John D ratz and Jim M acintosh

should be fa sh io n a b le replacem ents.

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1941 G rizzly Grid R oster Name

Pos

â– Age Wt.

Ht.

Exp

C lass

School

Hometown

Barbour, B i l l

G

19

182

5-10

0

Soph

F o re stry

B rauer, Fred

G

23

186

5-11

2

Sr

Journ

Bryan, Don (C)

03

21

169

6

2

Sr

P re-L egal

K a lis p e ll

Burke, P au l

E

18

180

6-1

0

Soph

Soc. S ci

B illin g s

Clawson, Gene

T

22

213

6-4

2

Sr

Soc. S ci

M issoula

C o llin s , Jim

T

18

200

6

0

Soph

Soc, Sci

B illin g s

Daems, Leonard

G

20

176

5-8

1

Jr

F o re stry

Bozeman

Dahmer, Henry

C

21

200

6-2

1

Jr

B io l. Sci

Drahos, Kenneth

T

21

200

6-2

1

Jr

F o re stry

D ratz, John

C

22

180

6

2

Sr

H ist

D uffy, Tom

T

21

210

6-3

2

Sr

B iol. Sci

F isk e , K arl

HB

19

186

6

1

Jr

Soc. Sci

Outlook

Gulbrandsen, Bob

HB

18

184

6

0

Soph

phys. Sci

Pendroy

Jones, B i l l

HB

21

180

6

2

Sr

Soc. Sci

L ivingston

Kampfe, P au l

E

18

190

6-2

0

Soph

Phys. Sci

K a lis p e ll

Keig, B i l l

T

21

190

6

0

Soph

Phys. Sci

Anaconda

Kennedy, Jack

HB

19

165

5-11

0

Soph

Bus. Ad

Glendive

Kern, Dick

FB

20

190

6

1

Jr

Journ

L eaphart, B ill

QB

20

171

5-10

1

Jr

Soc. Sci

M issoula

L eaphart, Don

C

19

175

5-10

0

Soph

F o re stry

M issoula

M acintosh, Jim

C

20

180

6-1

0

Soph

Soc. Sci

M issoula

M ather, B ill

T

19

212

6

0

Soph

Soc. Sci

Lewi stown

Mohland, John

OB

20

191

6

0

Soph

Soc. S ci

M issoula

M ufich, B ill

E

22

180

5-10

2

Sr

Bus. Ad

B utte

Naranche, Eso

FB

22

194

5-11

2

Sr

Bus. Ad

Butte

P h ila d e lp h ia M issoula

Havre Puyullup, Hash.

M issoula Butte

L ivingston

G rizzly Grid R oster (continued) Pos

Name

Age Wt.

H t.

Exp

C lass

School

Hometown K a lis p e ll

N ess, Bob

E

21

175

6

1

Jr

P hysics

N ovis, Ed

E

19

190

6

0

Soph

Phys. S ci

Anaconda

Reagan, John

FB

20

195

6-1

1

Jr

Soc. Sci

Chicago

Reynolds, Vera

C

21

180

6

1

Jr

Journ

Rigg, C harles

G

21

180

6

0

Jr

Soc. Sc i

Havre

Rigg, P e te r

G

21

180

6

0

Jr

Soc. Sci

Havre

R obertson, B i l l

G

23

178

5-11

1

Jr

Soc. Sci

Great F a lls

S c o tt, Arnold

HB

19

182

6

0

Soph

B io l. S ci

Smallwood, Ken

E

18

190

5-11

0

Soph

Soc. Sci

Columbus

Strom, Roy

G

22

192

6

2

Sr

Soc. Sci

Shelby

Sw arthout, B ill

QB

20

172

6

1

Jr

Soc. Sci

P ro s s e r, Wash.

S vj a r th o u t,

E

21

169

5-10

2

Sr

H isto ry

P ro s s e r, Wash.

Tyvand, Ben

HB

19

177

6-1

0

Soph

B io l. Sci

B utte

Vaughn, Jim

E

19

180

6

0

Soph

B io l. Sci

Anaconda

W alters, Ted

G

20

180

5-7

1

Jr

Soc. Sci

B illin g s

W estw ater, Jim

G

20

210

6

0

Soph

Soc. S ci

Chicago

Jack

P ro s s e r, Wash.

p la in s

PERSONNEL PLAYERS LOST

GRADUATION AND TOE SELECTIVE SERVICE ACT. G ra d u a tes l o s t

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T a c k le s

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C o le y V aughn , N e i l Johnson Tom

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0 f Donne1 1 , John Dun

Hugh Edwards

B a ck s---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------J a c k S n ig h D r a fte e s Bobby S p a rk s —

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- F u llb a c k , 1 9 4 0 r e g u la r o s sop h om ore, from B u tte

S ta n Kimmit—C e n t e r , p r o m is in g sophom ore c a n d id a t e , from G reat F a l l s LETTERMEN RETURNING ♦ D e n o te s l e t t e r s won E nds —

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T a c k le s

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-------- --- -------------- Gene C la w so n * * , Tom D u ff y * * , Ken D rahos*

Guards - —

-------- --- ---------- --- ---------- --- Fred B rau or**, Roy Strom** T ed W a lt e r s * , L eonard Daems*, B i l l R o b ertso n *

C e n te r - - F u llb a c k s

J a c k S w u r th o u t* * , Bob M03 3 * , B i l l M u fich **

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- H enry Dahmer*, J o h n D r a tz * * , V ern R ey n o ld s*

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John R eagan *,

H a lfb a c k s

E so N aranche**

K a r l F i s k e * , B i l l Jon es**

Q u a r te r b a c k s ---------------

Don B ry a n * * , B i l l L e a p h a r t* , B i l l S w arthou t* PROMISING SOPHOMORES

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T a c k le s

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P a u l 3 u r k e , B i l l i n g s ; P a u l K am pfe, K a l i s p e l l —

B i l l M a th e r , L ev /isto w n ; B i l l K e ig , Anaconda

Guards

--------------- ------- J im V fe stw a te r, C h ic a g o ; J im C o l l i n s , B i l l i n g s

C e n te r s

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F u llb a c k s

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H a lfb a c k s

----------------------------------------------------------------------- Ben T yvand, B u tte Bob G ulbrandsc-n, P en d ro y ; A rnold S c o t t , P l a i n s

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J o h n Moh i an d , M iss o u la

GRIZZLIES—YESTERDAY, TODAY AND TOMORROW by Ray T. Rocene, The D aily M issoulian Ace of Montana S p o rts E d ito rs 1 G riz z lio s bathed in g lo ry of winning c o lle g ia te c o m petition have grasped the o p p o rtu n ity to e x p lo it t h e i r g r id iro n t a l e n ts fo r gold in such num­ b e rs as to amply in d ic a te th e adequate f o o tb a ll le s so n s they absorbed a t Montana S ta te U n iv e rsity in th e e ra of Head S p a rk lin g s t a r s of p a s t

Coach Douglas Fessenden.

Montana teams who are to play o r have played

in th e N a tio n a l P ro fe s s io n a l F o o tb a ll leag u e, f a s t e s t a s s o c ia tio n of th e sp o rt in th e w orld, in clu d e Paul Szakash of th e D e tro it L ions, M ilton Popovich of the Chicago C a rd in a ls, Aldo F o rte of the Chicago B ears, W illiam L az etich of the C leveland Rams, Leonard Noyes of th e Brooklyn Dodgers, and o th e rs who have had b rie f t r ia l s .

Archie McDonald, th e

g ia n t In d ia n , played w ith th e Los Angeles

B ulldogs, John Dolan w ith Kenosha, W isconsin, Bob adian c i r c u i t .

Cosgrove in the stro n g Can­

O thers were o ffe re d p ro fe s s io n a l c o n tr a c ts , Emil T ab a rac ci, Joe

Pom ajevich, and more of t h e i r m ates.

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Montana has reaso n to e x h ib it t h i s alumni l i s t in p ro fe s sio n a l f o o tb a ll w ith g re a t p rid e , as only q u a lity succeeds in s tic k in g in th e g r u e ll ­ ing money f a l l s p o rt.

These are s t a r s produced on D ornblaser g r id iro n in the

p a s t, s t a r s on a par w ith any in th e lan d , where r o s te r s of 600 c o lle g e squads are raked annu ally f o r th e b e s t p ro sp e c ts .

These G riz z lie s jhave a pplied th e

le s so n s they lea rn e d on th e Montana f o o tb a ll f i e l d to such advantage th a t they have been able to draw th e la rg e s a l a r i e s which th e p ro fe s s io n a l c i r c u i t pays.

Coaching and te a c h in g has a tt r a c t e d a number of form er Montana S ta te U n iv e rsity a th l e te s , f o o t b a l l p la y e rs who have proved th a t they have th e b ra in as w e ll as th e brawn to make a fu tu re c a re e r fo r them selves.

High School Coaches-

Edward Chinske a t M issoula, Clyde C arpenter a t B illin g s , H arry Dahlberg a t B u tte , Ted Hodges a t Great F a l l s , Sam Kain a t Helena (re tu rn in g to th e s t a te t h i s f a l l ) ,

C l i f f Olson a t Shelby, C harles M ille r a t Townsend ( s t a r ti n g t h i s f a l l ) , Paul Chumrau a t Cut Bank, James Brown a t M iles C ity , Emil P erey a t F o rsy th , W illiam Hileman a t G lendive, W illiam E rickson a t Libby, Ted M ellin g er a t H am ilton, Henry B la s tic a t P oison, Fred Jenkin a t Thompson F a l ls , C arl Ross a t Red Lodge, W illiam L azetich a t Havre, B illy R o h lffs a t Park C ity , Robert S ta n sb e rry a t Great F a l ls , W illiam Hawke 8t B u tte , W alter G riff in a t B illin g s , Joe Mariana at P la in s , Don Holmquist a t Saco, Tom R olston a t S t. Ig n a tiu s , Glen Lockwood a t Townsend—are only a few of th e form er G rizzly s p o rts aces who have been su c c e ssfu l in t h e i r p ro fe s s io n s ,

They are men who prepared them selves ad equately a t Montana S ta te

U n iv e rsity f o r th e work th ey lik e d b o s t.

T his l i s t o f i l l u s t r i o u s g rid iro n g ro a ts o f Montana S ta te U n iv e rsity w i l l grow t h i s f a l l , as fan s see a d i s t i n c t fu tu re f o r a number of th e G riz z lie s who w i l l r a l l y September 8 to th e 1941 f a l l summons.

Among the b e st new p ro s­

p e c ts are Arnold S c o tt of P la in s , John Mohland of M issoula, Ben Tyvand of B u tte, P aul Burke of B illin g s , Paul Kampfe of K a lis p e ll, B i ll Mather of Lewistown, B ill Keig and Ed Novis of Anaconda, Ken Smallwood of Columbus, James M acintosh of M issoula, and h a lf a dozen o th e rs , d e stin e d to stardom as sophomores.

The s id e -

l i n e r s a ls o see a b rig h t fu tu re f o r Dick Kern o f L iv in g sto n , Johnny Reagan and Jim W estwater o f Chicago, Bob Ness o f K a lis p e ll, K arl Fislce of O utlook, B illy Jones of L iv in g sto n , B i ll L eaphart of M issoula, and more of l a s t y e a r’ s squad.

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MONTANA CRIP BOSSES For th e f i f t h su c c essiv e y e ar th re e c lo s e ly a sso c ia te d p ro fe s so rs of f o o tb a ll w i l l te a c h and d ir e c t th e fo rtu n e s of Montanafs G r iz z lie s . Coach Doug Fessenden and h is two r e l i a b l e a id e s , H arry Adams and George p . (Jig g s) D ahlberg, have been to g e th e r at th e helm fo u r y ears and another season r o l li n g around fin d s th e t r i o more than ever prepared to d ish out poisonous concoctions f o r th e enemy. Combined s tra te g y of th e th re e G riz zly le a d e rs has proven f a t a l to many teams in th e p a s t, but t h e i r experience to g e th e r now makes them even s t i l l more re sp ec ted .. C a lib re of Montana teams in th e l a s t fo u r y e a rs has been molded by the Fessenden-Dahlberg-Adams regime w ith each y e a r, in clu d in g the g re a t club of 1937, b rin g in g b r i l l i a n t r e s u l t s .

Although th re e men i s a r e l a t i v e l y sm all coaching p erso n n el, F essen­ den, D ahlberg and Adams have c a r r ie d th e load w e ll. L ast f a l l Montana d e fea te d a l l th re e of h e r arch r i v a l s , a s tu n t which hadn’t been accomplished since 1936.

Working to g e th e r as th ey have in th e l e s t fo u r seasons, th e t r i o has developed many o u tstan d in g p la y e rs , have won from o u tstan d in g teams and have brought th e G riz z lie s to a h ig h e r plane in th e c o lle g e f o o tb a ll wo:?ld.

Doug Fessenden s ta r te d h is coaching c a re e r in Texas and h is cunning methods produced winning elevens f o r two high schools in a p e rio d of f iv e y e a rs .

Fessenden won a d iv is io n t i t l e fo r San Antonio and then s h i f t in g over to Browns­ v i l l e , he p ilo te d these p r e p s te r s to an undefeated season in which 426 p o in ts were scored to the enemy’s two. A fte r g e ttin g h is degree a t th e U n iv e rsity of I l l i n o i s , Fessenden tr a n s f e r r e d to Chicago to coach Fenger high school.

Fessenden came to Montana U n iv e rsity in 1935, succeeding Bunny Oakes.

The f i r s t y ear found Fessenden w ithout manpower on h is num erically sm all squad but th e G riz z lie s were in s p ire d w ith th e f i r e of th e new coach, and consequently gave a good account of them selves. Doug’ s b e st season was in 1937 when he won seven games and l o s t one—and t h a t one dropping Montana out of a shot a t a Bowl game. 1938 was a f a i r season, plagued by many i n ju r i e s . O ffensive power lacked in 1939 but im pressive games were tu rn ed in by th e G riz z lie s . L ast year the lin e c o lla p se d , but Doug kept good h is annual s tu n t by b e a tin g a l l th re e arch r i v a l s , Idaho, Gonzaga and Montana S ta te .

Line coach Jig g s Dahlborg, a g raduate of Montana U n iv e rsity in 1925, came back to h is Alma Mater in 1937. Jig g s coached high school s p o rts in Washington and Montana, w inning s e v e ra l cham pionships f o r th e prep i n s t i t u t i o n s in both s t a t e s . In d u strio u s and c h e e rfu l, Jig g s Dahlberg has won th e fancy of a th le te s a t Montana. Dahlberg coaches v a r s i ty b a s k e tb a ll and l a s t y e ar added d u tie s as a s s i s t a n t graduate manager.

Dean of th e Montana a th l e ti c s t a f f i s Harry Adams, a form er G rizzly G reat h im s e lf. G raduating from Montana U in 1921, H arry has engaged in coach­ ing Montana teams s in c e . Was a member of th e m ile re la y team of Montana which h eld th e w o rld ’ s re c o rd . H is f e a t s as a h a lfb a ck w ill be long remembered by sp o rt fo llo w e rs . In a d d itio n to coaching th e b a c k fie ld a t Montana, H arry d i r e c ts the in tra m u ra l program. He i s h ig h ly recognized f o r h is scout work during th e fo o tb a ll season. H arry Adams i s a lso tr a c k coach, and was r e c e n tly o ffe re d a p o s itio n a t a la rg e school.

GRIZZLIES AND THEIR POSITIONS CENTER

Henry "Dutch" Dahmer—One y e a r le tte r m a n .. .showed p le n ty of s t u f f in l a s t p e r t of 1940 season. Rugged and f u l l of f i g h t , Dutch should be the one to f i l l th e f i r s t - s t r i n g c e n te r sp o t. Weighs 200 pounds and i s a wicked ta c k ie r on defense.

John D ra tz —Two year le tte r m a n .. .h as been r e li a b l e in p a st two seasons. Lacks w eight but w i l l see l o t s of a c tio n t h i s f a l l . A ccurate ta c k ie r and s p i r i te d team p la y e r. E x c e lle n t p a sse r.

Jim M acintosh—Sophomore.. .f i g h t in g fro sh who never q u its , Jim i s a contender f o r the c e n te r b e rth t h i s f a l l . Green, has l o t s to le e m but appears able to come around in a h u rry . L ight and scrappy.

GUARD Fred B rauer—Two y e ar le tte r m a n .. .h as given good account of h im self in sophomore and ju n io r y e a rs, many tim es winning t i t l e of team sparkplug.

F a s t, a deadly ta c k i e r , one of Montana*s most experienced guards.

Roy Strom—Two year le tte r m a n .. .co n v erted in to v a lu a b le running guards from f u llb a c k p o s itio n . Hard worker and e x c e lle n t team p la y e r. 1941 season w i l l be Roy’s l a s t and should be th e b e s t. Weighs 195. F a s t.

Ted W alters—One y e ar le tte r m a n .. .d im in u tiv e bulldog guard b e a ts any of them when i t comes to p u llin g out o r charging. Quick l i t t l e m ite w i l l handy f o r Montana many tim es t h i s y e a r. E xperienced, eager.

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Jim W estwater—Sophomore.. .one of most lik e ly -lo o k in g new p ro sp e c ts .

Jim i s b ig , tough and b u i l t l ik e a huge b a r r e l . E x c e lle n t b lo c k e r, h i t s hard and can r a is e h im self to fu rio u s co m p etitiv e s p i r i t . Weighs 210 and may s u r­ p r is e s e n io rs t h i s f a l l . A. b rig h t sp o t.

B i ll R obertson—One y e ar le tte r m a n .. . anxious youngster who’l l be a contender again. W ill have too much c o m petition to break in e a r ly t h i s f a l l .

Needs e x p erien c e .

B i l l Barbour—Sophomore.. .dynamo a t guard during sp rin g p r a c tic e , th e tough Barbour won re s p e c t from m ates. With l i t t l e more e x p erien c e , h e ’l l th re a te n th e f i r s t - s t r i n g b e rth . L ikes t a p la y rough, smashing b a l l .

TACKLE Tom D uffy—Two year le tte r m a n .. . steady and ag g ressiv e se n io r. W ill p lay l o t s of ta c k le t h i s f a l l . I n s p ire s m ates w ith d a rin g p lay . Weighs 205, stands 6 f e e t 5h- inches.

Gene Clawson—Two jre a r l e tte r m a n .. .gargantuan G rizzly capable of p laying g re a t f o o tb a ll. Senior y ear should bo h is f i n e s t . Has been s h ifte d from r i g h t to l e f t ta c k le to perm it heavy c ra sh in g t a c t i c s to be e f f e c tiv e .

Weighs 215, stan d s 6 f e e t 4 in ch es. Squad’s b ig g e s t.

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194 1 G r iz z ly G rid R o s te r Name

Pos

Age

Wt.

H t.

Exp

C la s s

School

Hometown P h ila d e lp h ia

B arb ou r, B i l l

G

19

182

5 -1 0

0

Soph

F o r e stry

B r a u e r , Fred

G

23

186

5 -1 1

2

Sr

J o u rn

B ry a n , Don (C)

QB

21

169

6

2

Sr

P r e -L e g a l

K a lis p e ll^

B u rk e, P a u l

E

18

180

6 -1

0

Soph

Soc. S ci

B illin g s

C lav;son , Gene

T

22

213

6 -4

2

Sr

Soc. S ci

M is s o u la

C o l l i n s , Jim

T

18

200

6

0

Soph

Soc. S ci

B illin g s

D aem s, Leonard

G

20

176

5 -8

1

Jr

F o r e stry

Bozeman

D ahm er, Henry

C

21

200

6 -2

1

Jr

B io l. S c i

D r a h o s, K enneth

T

21

200

6 -2

1

Jr

F o restry

D r a tz , John

C

22

180

6

2

Sr

H is t

D u f f y , Tom

T

21

210

6 -3

2

Sr

B io l. S c i

F i s k e , K a rl

HB

19

186

6

1

Jr

Soc. Sci

O u tlo o k

G u lb r a n d seu , Bob

HB

18

184

6

0

Soph

P h y s. S c i

P end roy

Jon es, B ill

HB

21

180

6

2

Sr

Soc. Sci

K em pfe, P a u l

E

18

190

6 -2

0

Soph

P h y s. S c i

K a lis p e ll

K e ig , B i l l

T

21

190

6

0

Soph

P h y s. S c i

Anaconda

K ennedy, Ja ck

HB

19

165

5 -1 1

0

Soph

B u s. Ad

G le n d iv e

K ern , D ick

FB

20

190

6

1

Jr

J o u rn

L e a p h a r t, B i l l

QB

20

171

5 -1 0

1

Jr

Soc. S ci

M is s o u la

L e a p h a r t, Don

c

19

175

5 -1 0

0

Soph

F o r e stry

M is s o u la

M a c in to s h , Jim

C

20

180

6 -1

0

Soph

Soc. S ci

M is s o u la

M a th e r , B i l l

T

19

212

6

0

Soph

Soc. S ci

Lev/i s t ovm

M ohland, John

QB

20

191

6

0

Soph

Soc. S ci

M is s o u la

M u fic h , B i l l

E

22

180

5 -1 0

2

Sr

B u s. Ad

Naranche'', Eso

FB

22

194

5 -1 1

2

Sr

B u s. Ad

B u tte K a lis p e ll

M is s o u la

Havre p u y u llu p , W ash.

M iss o u la B u tte

L iv in g s t o n

L iv in g s t o n

B u tte

N e s s , Bob

E

21

175

6

1

J r __

P h y s ic s

N o v is , Ed

E

19

190

6

0

Soph

P h y s. S c i

Anaconda

R e a g a n , John -

FB

20

195

6 -1

1

Jr

Soc. S ci

C h ica g o

R e y n o ld s , V erji

C

21

180

6

1

Jr.

J o u rn

R ig g , C h a r le s

G

21

180

6

0

Jr

Soc. S ci

Havre

R igg» P e t e r

G

21

180

6

0

Jr

Soc. S c i

Havre

R o b e r tso n , B i l l

G

23

178

5 -1 1

1

Jr

Soc. S ci

G reat F a l l s

S c o t t , A rnold

HB

19

182

6

0

Soph

B io l. S c i

S m allw ood, Ken

E

18

190

5 -1 1

0

Soph

Soc. S ci

Columbus

S tro m , Roy -

G

22

192

6

2

Sr

Soc. Sci

S h e lb y

S w a r th o u t, B il'l

QB

20

172

6

1

Jr

Soc. S c i

P r o s s e r , W ash.

S w a r th o u t, J a c k

E

21

169

5 -1 0

2

Sr

H is to r y

P r o s s e r , Wash.

T yvand, Ben

HB

19

177

6 -1

0

Soph

B io l. S ci

B u tte

V aughn , Jim

E

19

180

6

0

Soph

B io l. S ci

Anaconda

/

G

20

180

5 -7

1

Jr

Soc. Sci

B illin g s

W e stw a ter , Jim

G

20

210

6

0

Soph

Soc. S ci

C h ica g o

" a l t e r s , T ed

H\

P r o s s e r , W ash.

P la in s

Ken Drahos—One y e ar le tte r m a n .. . a ju n io r fo rce d to la y o ff l a s t year because of a bad knee. Appears ready to dem onstrate improvement. Can play g re a t defense ta c k le , and i s one of team ’s su re st ta c k le r s .

B i l l M ather—Sophomore.. . prom ising newcomer who may c rash f i r s t eleven. Cave good sp rin g d r i l l im pression. Courageous, w i l l not fo ld up lik e many sophs do. Has enough p o s s i b i l i t i e s to have f a i t h in him. Box-car sh o u ld e rs, blocks w e ll, charges f a s t . Weighs 210.

B i l l Keig—Sophomore.. . a bad knee put him on s h e lf l a s t f a l l , but he i s anxious to get in th e p ic tu r e . Has am bition, f i r e , s p i r i t . Did good work in sp rin g d r i l l but may be a y e ar away.

Jim C o llin s —Sophomore.. .wi 11 give Keig a ru sh but w i l l not reach top in ta c k le scram ble. S t i l l a year away, but may show improved form t h i s f a l l .

A good p ro sp e c t.

C harles and P e te r Rigg—Sophom ores.. .m iddle weight tw ins lac k exper­ ience and w eight to f ig u re in running t h i s f a l l . Both may be s h if te d to guard.

Good sc ra p p e rs, lend team s p i r i t , nead seasoning. I d e n tic a l enough to d riv e a coaching s t a f f d a ffy .

END Jack Sw arthout—Two y ear le tte r m a n .. . should be Montana’s most v a lu ­ able linem an t h i s y e ar. Superb pass c a tc h e r and deadly t a c k ie r . Tough and a g ile , h e ’l l be one o f main o ffe n s iv e cogs.

B i l l Mufich—Two y e ar le tte r m a n .. . se n io r who shows f la s h e s of good form. W ill need every b i t of h is b e st a b i l i t y to beat out some sophomores coming up. B i l l la c k s w eig h t, h e ig h t. T rie s hard.

Bob N ess—One y ear le tte r m a n .. . sp a rk lin g pass-snagging s tu n ts two y e a rs ago are rem indful enough to c la s s him as f i r s t - s t r i n g e r . I s good in a l l phases of game. F a st and c a tty . Appears ready fo r banner season, rip e n in g from h i s soph y e ar.

Paul Burke—Sophomore.. . sweet looking pro sp ect from sophomore ranks who may be th e one to f i l l Coach F essenden’ s empty end sp o t. P aul showed g re a t form i n sp rin g d r i l l . Needs e x p erien c e , but has th e s t u f f . B u ilt p e r fe c tly fo r end. Rangy, f a s t and sm art.

Paul Kampfe—Sophomore.. . f a s t e s t man on th e squad, 195-pounder i s a nother "comer" a t end. W ill have to iro n out s e v e ra l m istak es. Good pass c a tc h e r, ta c k le s and blocks h ard.

Ed N ovis—Sophomore. . . rugged ro o k ie w ith p o t e n t i a l i t i e s . f a s t , but i s in ex p e rie n c ed . W ill make merry end f i g h t.

Heavy and

Jim Vaughn—Sophomore.. .younger b ro th e r of C oley, who le a v e s the touchy f i r s t - e l e v e n end sp o t. Jim has l o t s to le a r n , appears a year away.

Lack of ex perience w i l l handicap him.

FULLBACK Dick Kern—J u n i o r . . .hard-w orking, f a i t h f u l back who should see -13-

a c tio n t h i s f a l l . P la y s good d e fen siv e f o o t b a l l , la c k s speed f o r e ffe c tiv e o ffe n s iv e a tta c k . Can grab passes w ith c o n sisten c y . May s u rp ris e t h i s y e ar, although needs more ex perience.

John Mohland—Sophom ore...one of b e s t looking you n g sters coming up. Needs experience but hard work in sp rin g in d ic a te d h e ’l l come along f a s t .

Big and f a s t and anxious to le a rn , Mohland re p re s e n ts a lo t o f hope fo r a good season. Blocks w e ll, must brush iip on d efensive maneuvers.

Eso Naranche—Two year le tte r m a n .. .b ru is in g v e te ra n who should tu rn in one good season t h i s y e a r. Has not c lic k e d as expected and has not been in too much a c tio n . Can p ile d riv e w ith b e st of them when h eat i s on. Showed sp le n d id ly l a t e l a s t y e a r. Eso, 190-pounder, should give Montana needed plung­ ing power.

HALFBACK John Reagan—One year le tte r m a n .. . a ll-a ro u n d perform er expected to be one of o u tstan d in g backs in country t h i s y e a r. Gained much experience as sophomore and i s h a ile d as one to w atch. Can k ic k , ru n , p a ss, and do o th e r ch o res. Good b lo c k e r, but o th e rs blocking w i l l get him away f o r long g a llo p s.

190 pounds and f a s t .

K arl F isk e —One y e ar le tte r m a n .. . should be ready fo r heavy b a c k fie ld duty. Was adept lin e -c ra c k e r in many games l a s t f a l l , a lso s p e c ia liz e d as pass in te r c e p to r . Can dangle and c atch p a sse s, to o . W ill bear w atching.

B i l l Jones—Two year le tte r m a n .. .Sw ivel-hipped se n io r who adds v e r s a t i l i t y to b a c k fie ld . Very good c o ffin -c o rn e r k ic k e r and b a ll c a r r i e r .

In ju re d m id-season l a s t f a l l , but should be f u l ly recovered. W ill be hard to keep o ff th e f i r s t s t r i n g i f he i s not in ju re d .

Arnold S c o tt—Sophomore.. .ca n be developed in to one of Montana’ s g r e a te s t h a lfb a ck s. Youngster i s a pow erful, high k n e e-a ctio n runner who resem bles M ilt Popovich. An a ll-a m e ric a n high school p la y e r in six-m an f o o t­ b a l l , S c o tty can k ic k , pass and run w ith equal a g i l i t y . Much depends on how he blossoms in tu v a r s i ty c a lib r e . Given blo ck in g , h e ’ l l rid e high. Weighs 180.

Ben Tyvand—Sophomore.. . another sh in in g sophomore hopeful who also has b la z in g speed. Probably second f a s t e s t man on squad. Has g re a t competi­ t iv e s p i r i t and w ants to le a r n . A dangerous man in any b a c k fie ld . Weighs 177.

Nicknamed "Judge."

Ken Smallwood—Sophomore.. . rugged, chunky newcomer who may be s h ifte d to end where h is d e fen siv e s k i l l w i l l be v a lu a b le . H its hard has keen s p i r i t but la c k s experience. Dogged y oungster who i s very prom ising, w i l l f i t somewhere. 190 pounds now but w ill h i t 200 m id-season.

Jack Kennedy—Sophomore.. . a ll-a ro u n d a th le te from Dawson county whose f le e tn e s s may fu rn is h firew o rk s in th e b a c k fie ld . The 165-pound w ra ith i s d e clare d a coach’ s id e a of a scampering b a ll c a r r i e r . H a ilin g from Glendive, Kennedy might push th e better-know n c an d id ate s.

Bob Gulbrandsen—Sophomore.. .prom ising newcomer who played steady b a l l fo r fro s h . A k ic k e r and p lu n g er, Bob may develop quickly in to v a r s ity -1 4 -

contender. Smart and d a rin g , he n ig h t become a fu tu re q uarterback. e x p erien ce. W ill be pushed by a l o t of com petition.

Needs

QUARTERBACK Don Bryan—Two y e ar l e tte r m a n .. .c a p ta in and o ffe n siv e spearhead.

Accurate p a s s e r , k ic k e r, and tr ic k y ru n n e r. Has s t u f f to be both good p lay e r and in s p ir in g le a d e r. H is p asses have given Montana re p u ta tio n f o r being dangerous. Can tu rn in b e s t season t h i s f a l l . Good d efen siv e p la y e r.

B i ll L eap h art—One y e ar le tte r m a n .. .b e s t b locker on th e squad.

Tough and in d u s tr io u s , B illy l ik e s th e game and lo v es to le a d th e in te r fe r e n c e .

Courageous and w i l li n g . Montana needs more b lo ck e rs lik e him. May be under­ study to Bryan t h i s f a l l as s ig n a l- b a rk e r .

B i ll Sw arthout—One y e ar le tte r m a n .. .h a r d - h ittin g ju n io r. Can play g re a t d e fen siv e b a l l . Lacks weight b u t has grand s p i r i t . May see much a c tio n t h i s f a l l as d efen siv e p la y e r.

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THE SCHEDULE

M ontana’ s 1941 g r id ir o n s c h e d u le i s n o t t h e t o u g h e s t i n t h e tim e Doug F e s se n d e n h a s b e e n c o a c h , b u t n e i t h e r i s i t t h e e a s i e s t program o u t lin e d f o r th o G r iz z li e s in th e l a s t s i x y e a r s .

I n s t e a d , t h e s c h e d u le f o r t h i s f a l l

p r e s e n t s Montana w ith an o p p o r t u n it y t o s e t t h e i r s i g h t s on t h e to u g h o p p o n e n ts w h ile p la y in g th o l e s s p o w e r fu l c lu b s .

The 194 1 s c h e d u le i s c o l o r f u l a s u s u a l , b u t a c l o s e s tu d y shows t h a t i t i s t h e b e s t b a la n c e d s c h e d u le t h e G r i z z l i e s ha v e had i n t h r e e y e a r s .

Montana m e e ts n in e f o e s t h i s f a l l and a lth o u g h e a c h game w i l l bo t o u g h , th e s t r o n g e s t tea m s a r e b i l l e d e v e r y o t h e r w eek .

Y e t , M ontena’ s team w i l l be fo r c e d

t o m a in ta in a s t e a d y p a c e th r o u g h t h e s e a s o n w it h o u t a l e t u p i n n in e s t r a i g h t w eek s o f p la y , n o t t o m e n tio n th e p r e - s e a s o n t r a i n i n g p e r io d .

The G r i z z l i e s

e y e fo u r m e e tin g s w ith P a c i f i c C o a st c o n fe r e n c e te a m s , t h r e e w i t h a r c h - r i v a l s and t h r e e n ig h t gam es i n an i n t e r e s t i n g a s so r tm e n t t o k eep them c o n s t a n t l y o n t h e p r o w l.

Each y e a r M ontana G r i z z l i e s expand t h e i r l i s t o f o p p o n e n ts and t h i s f a l l a n o th e r new name w i l l b e added t o t h e r e c o r d b o o k s.

M ontana en d Brigham

Young C o u g a rs, o p e n in g t h e G r iz z ly s e a s o n Septem ber 27 f o r a n ig h t game in P r o v o , w i l l p la y f o r th o f i r s t tim e i n h i s t o r y .

F o llo w in g t h i s c l a s h , th e

G r i z z l i e s r e t u r n home t o b a t t l e N o rth D ak ota S t a t e , a team w h ic h h a s n o t p la y e d M ontana i n f o o t b a l l s i n c e 1 9 2 1 .

The G r i z z l i e s t h a t y e a r , c o a ch ed by B er n ie

B ierm an, won 7 - 6 , and i n t h e o n ly o t h e r game i n h i s t o r y p la y e d a g a in s t t h e Nodak S t a t e r s , M ontana won 1 3 -0 i n t h e i r u n d e fe a te d 1 9 1 4 s e a s o n .

The t h i r d game i n a row u n d e r t h e mazdas t a k e s t h e G r i z z l i e s to C a l i f o r n i a t o b a t t l e UCLA B r u in s O cto b er 1 0 th i n L o s A n g e lo s .

Back home th e

n e x t w e e k -e n d , Montana e n c o u n t e r s an a g e - o ld r i v a l i n G onzaga B u lld o g s who w i l l be t h e f o e f o r t h e a n n u a l P a r e n t s Day game.

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The Fessendenmen next climb th e H i l l to B utte fo r t h e i r grudge game w ith Montana S ta te C ollege on October 25th and t h i s c la sh w i l l be follow ed by a game i n S e a ttle w ith th e U n iv e rsity o f W ashington.

Homecoming Day b rin g s North Dakota U n iv e rsity to M issoula November 8th and th e G r i z z l ie s .have a score to s e t t l e w ith the Sioux.

North Dakota

won from Montana 7-0 in t h e i r l a s t m eeting which was in 1938.

Idaho Vandals are h o st to Montana a t Moscow November 15, and th en th e G riz z lie s windup the campaign w ith a s e t - to a t P o rtla n d a g a in st Oregon S ta te .

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F ig u r e s i n t h o A m erican f o o t b a l l s t a t i s t i c s a n n u al i n f a r w e s te r n f o o t b a l l show M ontana G r i z z l i e s t o b e up among t h e b e s t i n t h r e e d i f f e r e n t d e p a r tm e n ts— p a s s i n g , k i c k o f f and p u n t r u n b a c k s.

C oach Doug F e s s e n d e n ’ s team s

h a v e b e e n r e e l i n g o f f h e a v y y a r d a g e i n p a s s in g d u r in g t h e l a s t tw o y e a r s and i n 1940 th e G r i z z l i e s p la c e d t h i r d among 16 w e s t e r n s c h o o l s w it h p a s s i n g a v e r a g e s .

B e in g one o f t h r e e te a m s g a in in g o v e r 1 0 0 y a r d s p e r game th ro u g h t h e a i r , Montana had a n i f t y p e r c e n t a g e o f .4 4 6 i n e i g h t gam es.

I n punt and k i c k o f f ru n b a ck s,

M ontana’ s s t e l l a r Ja ck Emigh s u r p a s s e d some o f t h e n a t i o n ’ s b e s t w ith h i s t e r r i f ic retu r n s.

I n k i c k o f f r u n b a c k s, Em igh, a g r a d u a t e , r e t u r n e d 1 8 k i c k o f f s

f o r 3 9 5 y a r d s f o r an a v e r a t e o f 2 1 .9 4 y a r d s . ooOoo Gene C la w so n , 6 f o o t 4 % i n c h , 2 1 0 -p o h n d m o n ste r and s t a r t i n g t a c k l e f o r th e G r i z z l i e s , s u b m itte d t o an o p e r a t io n on h i s f o o t t h i s summer.

Gene

s te p p e d on a n a i l a c o u p le o f y e a r s ago w h ile w e a r in g s h o e s w it h r u b b er s o l e s .

R ubb er, d r iv e n in t o t h e f o o t , w as f i n a l l y rem oved .

I t m igh t ta k e some o f th e

s p r in g from C la w so n ’ s jump, and th e n h e m ig h t s t a r t g ro w in g now . ooOoo A verage w e ig h t f o r t h o 1 9 4 1 M ontana l i n e h o v e r s around 1 9 3 pounds w ith f o u r l i k e l y c a n d id a t e s o v e r 2 0 0 in c lu d e d .

A s t a r t i n g b a c k f i e l d com bina­

t i o n s h o u ld a v e r a g e 1 8 0 pounds. ooOoo C oach Doug F e s so n d e n i s t h in k in g a b o u t u s i n g t h e R ig g t w in s i n o n e o f h i s new h o c u s -p o c u s p la y s .

P e t e and C h a r lie R ig g o f H avre a r e b oth

s t a t i o n e d a t guard and i t s a c t u a l l y im p o s s ib le t o t o l l them a p a r t. b a c k f i e l d p la y , t h i n g s w ould bo m ig h t c o n f u s in g .

Put in a

T he R ig g s a re d is t in g u is h e d

a p a r t o n th e s t r e e t b y t h e i r s p e c t a c l e s —P e t e w e a r s t h e o ld - f a s h io n e d k in d , C h a r lie t h e new er t y p e .

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Leonard Daems, ju n io r guard from Bozeman, i s the son of "B elgian” Daems who played guard f o r Montana G riz zly g rid elevens in 1913, 1914 and 1915.

F a th e r and son w i l l g e t to g e th e r on th e campus October 18th t h i s f a l l when Gonzaga U n iv e rs ity p lay s Montana in the annual P a r e n ts ’ Day game. ooOoo Montana has a B -ig schedule t h i s year w ith opponents named B ruins, B ulldogs, B obcats, B isons and B eavers.

The G riz z lie s don’t c la s s if y th e se as

"B" teams but th in k o f them as team3 re p re se n tin g UCLA, Gonzaga, Montana S ta te , North Dakota S ta te and Oregon S ta te . ooOoo Although lo s in g Jack Emigh, G rizzly tra c k c a p ta in and halfb ack s tr e a k , Montana w i l l have p le n ty o f speed on the team t h i s f a l l .

Three backs

and one linem an can do th e 100 in 10 seconds f i s t w hile a guard and fu llb a c k oan peddle n e a rly as f a s t .

P aul Kempfe, an end, Arnold S c o tt, Ben Tyvand and K arl

F isk e are capable of keeping near th e 10 second mark throughout the y e a r. ooOoo Coach Douglas Fessenden spent th e summer at th e U n iv e rsity of Wash­ in g to n , stu d y in g f o r h is m a s te r’s degree in p h y sic a l e ducation.

The G rizzly

coach as been a t th e Montana g rid helm sin ce 1935 and b o ls te r e d w ith a new sheep­ sk in he may have some new d e sig n s f o r winning t h i s f a l l . ooOoo P erhaps th e most unusual summer spont by any Montana g r i d s t e r was th a t of Freddy B ra u er’ s.

The se n io r guard was a p a ra c h u tis t "somewhere in

w estern Montana" in f o r e s t se rv ic e f o r e s t f i r e f ig h tin g work. ooOoo

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WON

LOST TIED

Fred Smith • S g t. B. S e a rig h t Guy Cleveland Frank Bean Frank Bean Dewett Pock H. B. Conibear H. B. Conibear F. 71. Shule F. W. Shule A lbion F in d lay R. A. White R. A. White R obt. Cary Robt. Cary L ie u t. W. P hiloon A. G. Hoilman A. G. Heilman J e rry N issen Je rr y N issen J e rry N issen B ernie Bierman Bernie Bierman Bernie Bierman J . W. Stew art J . W. Stew art "C lick" C lark "C lick 1' C lark Frank M ilburn Frank M ilburn Frank M ilburn Frank M ilburn Frank M ilburn Bernard Oakes Bernard Oakes , Bernard Oakes Bernard Oakes Doug Fessenden Doug Fessenden Doug Fessenden Doug Fessenden

1897 1898 1899 1900 1901 1902 1903 1904 1905 1906 1907 1908 1909 1910 1911 1912 1913 1914 1915 1916 1917 1918 1919 1920 1921 1922 1923 1924 1925 1926 1927 1928 1929 1930 1931 1932 1933 1934 1935 1936 1937 1938

1 o 1 0 2 0 2 3 2 2 4 1 6 3 2 4 2 6 2 4 1 2 4 3 3 4 4 3 3 3 4 3 5 1 2 3 2 1 6 7 5

2 2 2 1 2 2 5 2 3 4 1 2 0 2 1 3 4 0 2 1 4 3 3 3 4 4 4 4 4 4 5 5 3 6 7 4 5 5 3 1 3

3 0 0 ' 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 2 1 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 1

.333 .500 .333 .000 .500 ,000 .285 .600 .400 .333 .800 .333 1.000 .600 .666 .561 .333 1.000 .500 .800 .250 .400 .561 .500 <428 .500 .500 .428 - .428 .428 .444 .375 .625 .166 .285 .428 .285 .166 .666 .875 .625

1939

3

6

0

.333

Doug Fessenden

1940

4

4

1

.500

Doug Fessenden

TOTAL STANDINS.. GAMES..283

CAPTAIN

COACH

PCT

WON..124

LOST..136 -

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George Kennett Sid Ward L arry H eckler Claude Marceyes C harles A llard Frank Latim er W. 0. C raig Leo Greenough John Macleod B i ll Harriman A. Morgan A. F. Bishop A. F. Bishop H. D. Maclay Ed W instanley Paul D ornblaser Burton Smead M e rrit Owsley Leonard Daems "C lick" C lark C h ris Bentz George Scherck H arry Dahlberg Steve S u lliv a n " J e lly " E l l i o t t Ted Plummer Grant S ilv e rn a le Ted IlLnan B i ll K elly Lou V ierhus Eddie Chinske Ray Lewis Clyde C arpenter No Season C aptain No Season C aptain No Season C aptain No Season C aptain John S u lliv a n C arl Swanson M ilton Popovich Co-Capts. John Dolan B i ll L az etich Co-Capts. Emil T ab a rac ci, Bob T hornally Torn O’Donnell

TIED..2 3

PCT...4 3 8

FESSENDEN'S RECORD 1 9 3 5 -1 9 4 0

1959

1935 M- 0 M-20 M- 7 M- 7 M- 7 M- 0 M- 7 M- 0

M- 9 M- 7 M- 6 M- 6 M-13 M- 0 M- 0 M- 0 M- 0

Southern C a l.-9 Montana S ta te -0 WSC-13 Idaho-13 W ashington-33 S ta n fo rd -3 2 .

Gonzaga-7 Oregon S ta te -0

1940

1936 M- 0 M- 0 M- 6 M-27 M- 7 M-1S M-24 M-13

P o rtlan d -0 San Francisco-12 Montana S ta te -0 UCLA-20 Idaho-0 W ashington-9 Gonzaga-23 Texas Tech-13 Arizona-6

WSC-19 UCLA-30 Gonzaga-0 Montana S t a te -0 Oregon S ta te -14 Idaho-0 San F ra n c isco -7 North Dakota-6

M- 9 M- 0 M-19 M- 6 M-13 M- 0 M-28 M-20 M- 0

E astern W ashington-0 Washington S ta te -1 3 Texas Tech-32 Montane S ta te -0 Gonzaga-10 Oregon-38 Idaho-18 San Diego-38 P o rtla n d -0

1937 M-25 M-13 M-36 M-13 M-19 M-23 M- 0 M-14

Whitman-0 Texas Tech-6 Oklahoma C ity -6 San F ran cisco -7 Montana S ta te -0 Gonzaga-0 Idaho-6 North Dakota-3

1958 M-27 M- 0 M- 7 M-13 M- 0 M- 6 M- 9 M-13 M- 7 TOTAL

Cheney-0 San F ra n c isco -0 DePaul-6 Texas Tech-19 North Dakota-7 Idaho-19 Gonzaga-0 Montana S ta te -0 A rizona-0 52

WON......... 26

LOST......... 22

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