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N. A. I. A.

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF

INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS SOCCER CHAMPIONSHIP OF THE UNITED STATES

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You've got a lot to live.

16th ANNUAL NAIA NATIONAL SOCCER TOURNAMENT

FLORISSANT, MISSOURI NOVEMBER 26-30, 1974

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 26 9:30 A.M. - 4:30 P.M.

Registration of all NAIA Soccer Coaches I Association mem­bers; coaches of the competing teams; honorary coaches; NAIA Officials; Referees; Tournament Personnel - Holiday Inn, Tournament Headquarters.

4:30 P.M. - Required meeting for all competing coaches, captains, honorary coaches, local tourna­ment officials, referees, and NAIA Officials - H o 1 i d ay I n n .

7:00 P.M. - Annual NAIA Soccer Hall of Fame Banquet -BRIDEGROOM'S 270 GARDEN RESTAURANT,

Florissant, Missouri Tickets may be purchased at Holiday Inn, Tournament Headquarters.

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27

FIRST SESSION OF TOURNAMENT

John F. Kennedy Athletic Field - Florissant, Missouri

12:15 P.M. - Game No. l - Area IV vs. Area V 2:15 P.M. - Game No. 2 - Area I ·vs. Area VI

SECOND SESSION OF TOURNAMENT

5:30 P.M. - Game No. 3 - Area II vs. Area VIII 7:30 P.M. - Opening Ceremonies with all eight (8)

competing teams in attendance 8:00 P.M. - Game No. 4 - Area III vs. Area VII

(Co ntinued Inside Back Cover)

MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL

Ward I JAMES J. TRARES

Ward II JAMES A. MEINERT

Ward III KENNETH FOWLER

Ward IV E . J. REILLY

Ward V THOMAS COUGHLIN

Wa rd VI HAL SCHUCHMANN

Ward VII DONALD BOND

Ward VIII WM. WAECKERLE

Ward IX JO CURRA

Cl Y HAL - 921 -5700

FLORISSANT, MISSOURI 63031

Wel.come to the Beautiful City

of Florissant!

Upon behalf of the nine Members

of the Florissant City Council and

myself, I consider it a privilege to

welcome you all.

I wish all of the participants

of the N.A.I.A. could be winners but,

in my opinio n, you al l are champions.

Best Wishes!

Sincerely yours,

CITY ANT /

PO ICE DEPT. - 831 7000 WATER DEPT. - 921 -5588

FLORISSANT UNITED

soccer club

FLORISSANT UNITED soccer club

7 FILLY COURT • FLORISSANT, MO. 63033

(314) - 524-2900

Th e Fl ori s s ant United Soccer Club, Incorporated, ( a n ot f or profit corporation), is extremely p r oud and happy to serve as sponsor for the second y e ar, at the annual soccer tournament of the N.A.I.A.

Floris sant considers itself the Soccer Capital of the s tate o f Missouri and this outstanding tournament is proof of this claim.

Upon behalf of all the members of our organization and myself, I extend a warm welcome to the young men, to their coaches and their school, who will be participating in this event~ Keep in mind, that although only one team will make it to the No. 1 position, you are ALL CHAMPIONS, otherwise you would not be here representing your division at this time.

I trust that this tournament will be remembered fondly by all in attendance, and our close association with the N.A.I.A. will continue in the future.

Sincerely,

Jerry- Ackerman President

JA/df

WELCOME TO THE NAIA NATIONAL SOCCER TOURNAMENT

With pride I extend this official welcome to the 16th Annual NAIA National Soccer Tournament on behalf of the 555 member institutions of the National Association of IntercollegiateAthletics. Soccer has been a growing sport in the NAIA Championshi p program and . its future looks bright .

Congr atu latio ns to the eight Area Champions who are competing for this National Championship title. It is our hope that the satisfaction of keen competition enjoyed during this tournament will be the highlight of your collegiate career and may each player and coach bring hon or to himself, his team , and the institution he re­presents.

We, of the Nationa l Association of Inter­collegiate Athletics, are gre atful to the Flori­ssant United Soccer Club for their enthusiasm and cooperation in sponsoring this outstanding sports event for the second consecutive year. Such in­terest in our program provides added incentive for greater success.

We also wish to recognize, with special ap­preciation, the outstanding workers of the NAIA Soccer Coaches' Association under its President Hal Henderson of the University of Wisconsin­Parkside for its leadership and support of the NAIA Soccer program.

Dr. Arnold R. Kilpatrick Northwestern State University Natchitoches, Louisiana 1974-75 NAIA President

It is a great pleasur e for me to extend most cordial greetings on behalf of NAIA to all parti­cipants and spectators at the 16th National NAIA Soccer Championship. Of our 16 NAI A National Championship Events, our Nationa l Soccer Tourna­ment is truly one of the highlights.

For the second consecutive year this tour­nament has been held in Florissant, Missouri. The local sponsoring group has spent long hours in tireless plannin g and preparation to make this a successful and thrilling event for all in attendance. To the entire Florissant United Soccer Club, under the able leadership of President Jerry Ackerman and General Chairman Lee Darrow, we say "thanks for a job well done."

Only through the efforts and cooperation of organizations such as the Florissant United Soccer Club is NAIA able to provide high caliber competition for its 555 member organizations in its 16 national events.

NAIA recognizes full well that without t he support of you the fan the accumplishment of our goals would be impossible. We are gratefu l for your loyalty.

A. 0. DUER NAIA Executive Se cretary

TH NAIA 500 CLUB Th Following firms and,or Individuals Are M mbers of the N IA ~00 Club .

A (RAN BUIC , INC t. Lou1 , Missouri

Jerr Ac rman · NAIA Soccer Honorary Co ach

AMERICAN BASEBALL LEAGUE • ew Yor , New Yor~

Lee HacPhall, President

AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK St. Joseph, Missouri

Richard W. Thomas · NAIA Baseball Tournament Sponsor

ARCHIE SUTTON CO. Ar adelphia, Arkansas

NAIA Outdoor Track and Field Sponsor

ARKADELPHIA FEDERAL SAVINGS Arkadelphl&, Arkansas

NAIA Outdoor Track and Field Sponsor

ARK LA Arkansas-Louisiana Gas Co. NAIA Outdoor Track and Field Sponsor

ARMCO STEEL CORPORATION Kansas City, Missouri

Art Asel

ARMY ROTC OF ARKANSAS NAIA Outdoor Track and Field Sponsor

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NAIA Outdoor Track and Field Sponsor

BLACK ECONOMIC UNION Kansas City, Missouri

Curtis McClinton, President

BLUE RIDGE BANK AND TRUST CO. * Kansas City, Missouri

Glen Arnold, Jr., President NAIA Basketball Honorary Coach

CLARK COUNTY BANK Clark County, Arkansas NAIA Outdoor Track and Field Sponsor

CONTINENTAL CARS Floriss ant, Missouri

Paul Cerame · NAIA Soccer Honorary Coach

CRAMER CHEMICAL CO. * Gardner, Kansas · Official NAIA Trainers

ELK HORN BANK ANO TRUST CO. Arkadelphi a, Arkansas

NAIA Outdoor Track and Field Sponsor

FARMLAND INDUSTRIES, INC. Kans as City, Missouri

Ernest Lindsay, President; Bob Beasley, Vice-President

FIRST NATIONAL BANK Gurdon, Arkansas

NAIA Outdoor Track and Field Sponsor

FIRST NATIONAL BANK Nashville, Arkansas

NAIA Outdoor Track and Field Sponsor

FLORISSANT DODGE, INC. Florissant, Missouri

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FLORISSANT MEDICAL CENTER Florissant, Missouri

Glen Kelly - NAIA Soccer Honorary Coach

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GARDNER - WEBB COLLEGE Boiling Springs, North Carolina

Dr. Eugene Poston, President

GILL COMPANY * Urbana , Illinois

Bill Freeman, General Manager - Sponsor NAIA Outdoor Track and Field Hall of Fame Banquet and GILL COMPANY Athlete-Scholar Award

GURDON LUMBER CO. Gurdon, Arkansas - NAIA Outdoor Track and Field Sponsor

HANDY MAN HARDWARE Florissant, M·issouri

Ken Otto - NAIA Soccer Honorary Coach

HENDERSON STATE COLLEGE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Arkadelphia, Arkansas - NAIA Outdoor Track and Field Sponsor

JERRY W. HILLYARD - HILLYARD CHEMICAL CO. * St. Joseph, Missouri - "Keeper of the Floors Since 1907"

R. HASKELL HILLYARD - HILLYARD CHEMICAL CO. * St. Joseph, Missouri - "Keeper of the Floors Since 1907"

HOLIDAY INNS Arkadelphia, Lake Hamilton and Hot Springs, Arkansas

NAIA Outdoor Track and Field Sponsor

KANSAS CITY CHIEFS PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL TEAM Kahsas City, Missouri

Lamar Hunt, President ; Jack Steadman , General Manager

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K · 8 LITHO SUPPLY CO. Kan sas City, Mi sso ur i

Kenny Cornelius, President

KING LOUIE lNTERNATIONAL,lNC . Kansas City, Missou r i

Alex George - NAIA Bowling Tournament Sponsor

K Q T V St . Joseph, Missouri

Tom Matthews - NAIA Baseball Tournament Sponsor

LEVI'S PANATELA SLACKS Arkadelphia, Arkansas - NAIA Outdoor Track and Field Sponsur

LEWIS - CLARK MOTORS Florissant, Mi sso ur i

Wayne Fuch s - NAIA Soccer Honorary Co ach

MER CHANTS AND PLANTERS BANK AND TRUST CO. Arkadelphia, Arkansas - NAIA Outdoor Track and Field Sponsor

MAJOR LEAGUES OF PROFESSIONAL BASEBALL * New York, New York

Bowie Kuhn, Commissioner

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Roland L. Beideck, Assistant Manag er NAIA Handbook and Record Book Sponsor

NA!A NATIONAL BASEBALL CHAMPIONSHIP, IN C. St. Joseph, Mi sso ur i

Charlie Burri, President - NA!A Baseball Tournament Sponsor

NATIONAL BOWLING COUNCIL• Wa shing ton, D. C.

R. Lance Elliott, Director of Advertising and Public Relations NA!A National Bowling Tournament Spo nsor

NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION * Kansas City , Mi ss our i

Efton "S tan " Stanf ie ld, Executive Director NAIA Basketball Honorary Coach

NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Montreal, Canada

Clarence Campbell, President, Walter L. Bush, Jr., Member NHL

NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Montreal, Can ada

Clarence Campbell, President; Walter L. Bush, Jr., Member NHL Relations Committee - NA!A l ee Hockey Tournament Sponsor

PARAGON MECHANICAL COMPANY * Kansas City, Mi ssouri

John Keller and Bud Tighe - NAIA Basketball Honorary Coaches

PEPSI COLA BOTTLING COMPANY St. Joseph, Missouri

John Waldron - NAIA Baseball Honorary Coach and Sponsor of Gene Waldron Scholarship Award

PEPSI-COLA Florissant, M1ss ouri

Bud Klein - NAIA Soccer Honorary Coach

ST . JOSEPH LIGHT AND POWER CO. St. Joseph, Missouri

St an W. Cox - NAIA Baseball Tournament Sponsor

ST. JOSEPH NEWS PRESS St. Joseoh. Missouri -

Tom Neil - NAIA Baseball Tournament Sponsor

SEITZ PACKING CO. St . Joseph, Mis so uri

Donald 8 . Drain - NAIA Baseball To urnament Spo nsor

SOUTH WE ST SPORTING GOODS CO., INC. Arkadelphia, Arkansas - NAIA Outdoor Track and Field Sponsor

SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE CO. Kansas City, Missouri

Jay Wilson, Liaison for NAIA Greater Kansas City Sports Commission

DR. DONALD SPE NCER - PROFESSIONAL CORPORATION* Kansas City, Missouri

NAIA National Basketball Tournament Physician

ELLIOTT 'JACK" SPRATT· HILLYARD CHEMICAL CO. • St. Joseph, Missouri

Chairman , NAIA NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT FUND COMMITTEE

THE CITIZENS FIRST NATIONAL BANK Arkadelphia, Arkansas - NAIA Outdoor Tra ck and Field Sponsor

TRADERS NATIONAL BANK Kansas City, Missouri

Ray Evans, President

UNION LIFE INSURANCE CO Little Rock, Arkansa s - NA!A Outdoor Track and F1eld Spo nsor

UNITED SOCCER CLUB OF FLORISSANT, MI SSOURI Florissant, Missouri

Jerry Ackerman, President NAIA ~ational Soccer Tournament Sponsor

AL WEISS LINCOLN-MERCURY, INC St Louis, MBsouri

Al eiss, Sr , NAIA Soccer Honorary Coach

WIRE ROPE CORPORATION OF AMERICA St Joseph, Missouri

Dennis L. Weiser NAIA Baseball Tournament Sponsor

ORLDWIDE TRAVEL SERVICE, INC Little Rock, Arkansas • NAIA Outdoor Track and Field Sponsor

' Indicates Charter Member

HI YO NAIA SOCC R

10th port to be growing list of

1 ational Champion-in 1 5 \hen Slippery Rock lle e(PA) hosted the initial

a i 1al occer Championships. lipp ry Roe al o hosted the 1960

T urnament and since that time the 1 AI 1 s ati onal Soccer Tournament ha grown to over 200 member schools ying for one of the tournament

spots. In the last 15 years the AIA at·onal Soccer Tournament has

produced some of the most thrilling and bizarre contests in the entire package of the 16 NAIA National Tournaments.

The first tournament - a four team invitational affair held in miser­able weather in 1959 was won by Pratt Institute (NY). Elizabethtown {NJ) and Newark College of Engineer­ing (NJ) battled into overttme in 1960 with the match ending in a 2-2 tie when the contest was halted by darkness.

Howard University (DC) won the 1961 Tournament staged at Lock Haven State (PA) and the 1962 crown went to East Stroudsburg State (PA) as the championships were held at Earl­ham College, Richmond, Indiana.

In 1963 the weatherman moved back into the picture at the NAIA Nat­ional Soccer Tournament hosted again by Earlham College. It rained on Friday during the semi-finals; then as temperatures dropped, the rain turned to snow. Although the Tour­nament Officials mad e every effort to complete the tournament, the cold wind and snow forced the issue 'and Earlham and Castleton State (VT) were declared co-champions.

Trenton State (NJ) became the first school to win back-to-back Soccer Championships with titles in 1964 and 1965. Quincy College (ILL.) duplic ated the feat inl966 and 1967. The 1967 title match was the first "Midwest" title affair in NAIA Soccer his tory as Quincy defeated Rockhurst College of Kansas City, Missouri, 3-1.

The growth of NAIA Soccer was evi­dent in 1968 by the fact that all

eight of the NAIA Area Soccer Cham pions journeyed to Quincy, Illinois for four days of round - rob in com petition. When it wa s all over, Davis and Elkins College of Elkins, West Virginia used a superior de-f e n s e to e d g e Q u i n cy , 2 - 1 , i n 6 overtimes. Up to this time this was the longest game ·in NAIA Soccer history.

Earlham College again hosted the 1969 Champio nships that saw Eastern Illinois University derail Davis and Elkins'bi d for a second consecutive NAIA National Soccer Championship when they edged the West Virginians, 1-0, in two overtimes.

Davis and Elkins returned to the NAIA Soccer throne with a thrillin g 2-0 win over Quincy in the 1970 finals. The 1970, 1971 and 1972 Tournaments were hosted by the Dunn , North Carolina Chamber of Commerce with the 1970 Tournament establish - -ing an all time attendance record when 11,314 spectators witnessed the six sessions of the tournament. The 1970 Tournament also set another -record when the "Longest Game Ever Played" took place w.h.en Davis and Elkins edged New Paltz University (NY) 1-0 at the 2:05 mark of the 8th overtime in the first round of play.

Weather again played a major role in the 1971 Tournament as rain, snow, sleet and wind caused cancellation of the consolation and losers' bracket games on Saturday. Playing S a t u rd a y a ft e r n o o n , t he C h a m p i o n.s h i p Game again pitted two old rivals to­gether as Quincy topped Davis and Elkins 1-0. 1972 saw rain and snow again play havoc with the tournament sc~edule as Westmont College of San­ta Barbara, California became the first NAIA National Soccer Champion west of the Mississippi River as they defeated Davis and Elkins 2-1 in two overtimes for tne Champion­ship.

Moving to Florissant, Missouri · for the 1973 Tournament, Quincy College added their 4th National Soccer Tournament crown to their trophy case as they defeated Rockhurst College (MO) 3-0 in the finals.

NAIA RESULTS

1973 ... Quincy College (Ill) 3, Rockhurst College (Mo) 0

19 7 2 ... Wes tm on t Col l e g e ( Cal i f) 2 , Davis & Elkins College (W. Va.) l (Two overtimes )

l 9 71 . . . Q u i n cy Co 11 e g e ( I 11 ) l , Davis & Elkins College 0

1970 ... Davis & Elkins College 2, Quincy College O

1969 ... Eastern Illinois University 1, Davis & Elkins College (W. Va.) 0

1968 ... Davis & Elkins College (W. Va.) 2, Quincy College (Ill) l (Six overtimes )

1967 ... Quincy College (Ill) 3, Rockhurst College (Mo) 1

1966 ... Quincy College (Ill) 6, Trenton State College (NJ) 1

1965 ... Trenton State College (NJ) 5, Earlham College (Ind) 2

1964 ... Trenton State College (NJ) 3, Lincoln University (Pa) 0

1963 ... Earlham College (Ind) and Castleton State College (Vt) co-Champions (Finals cancelled due to snow).

1962 ... East Stroudsburg State College (Pa) 4, Pratt Institute (NY) 0

19 61 ... How a rd Univ er s i ty ( D. C . ) 3, Newark College of Engineering (NJ) O

1960 ... Elizabetht own College (Pa) 2, Newark College of Engineering 2 (Co-Champions)

1959 ... Pratt Institute (NY) 4, Elizabethtown College (Pa) 3 (Two overtimes)

NAIA NATIONAL SOCCER TOURNAMENT COMMITTEE

AJA SOC ER COACHES' ASSOCIATION:

PRESIDENT - HAL HENDERSON

FIRST VICE PRESIDENT - DR. ED NORMAN

SECOND VICE PRESIDENT - DARRELL SAUNDERS

SECRETARY - RUSS CARR

PAST-PRESIDENT - FRANK LONGO

AREA REPRESENTATIVES:

AREA I DICK LYONS

AREA II - TERRY HANSON

AREA III - FRANK LONGO

AREA IV - DR. CHARLES

AREA V - JAMES COLE

AREA VI - JAMES EGLI

AREA VII - E. DOUGLAS

AREA VIII - FRAN TRIPP

TOURNAMENT GAMES COMMITTEE:

HAL HENDERSON DR. ED NORMAN RUSS CARR FRANK LONGO JAMES COLE

CHIEF OFFICIAL ·AND RULES INTERPRETER:

RAY KRAFT

MATLACK

BURKE

NAIA SOCCER COORDINATOR: FRANK 11 MU DDYw WATERS

NAIA NATIONAL STAFF: GLEN DAVIES

University of Wisconsin-Parkside Kenosha, Wisconsin Biola College LaMirada, California Erskine College Due West, South Carolina Westmont College Santa Barbara, California Q u i n cy C o l 1 e g e Qui n cy , I 11 i no i s

Occidental College Los Angeles, California Benedictine College Atchison, Kansas Quincy College Quincy, Illinois Earlham College Ri chmond, Indiana Campbell College Buies Creek, North Carolina Slippery Rock State College Slippery Rock, Pennsylvania Houghton College Houghton, New York Southeastern Massachusetts University North Dartmouth, Massachusetts

University of Wisconsin-Parkside Biola College Westmont College Quincy Co 11 e g e Campbell College

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Athletic Director Saginaw Valley College University Center, Michigan Representing NAIA Executive Commjttee

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NAIA NATIONAL TOURNAMENT OFFICIALS

Officials for this Tournament are selected and

assigned by the National Intercollegiate Soccer

0 ff i c i a 1 s As s o c i at i on ( N I SO A) , Mr . Ray Be r n ab e i ,

President, and Mr. Nels Dahlquist, Chairma n of

the NIOSA Selection Committee. NAIA is indeb t ed

to these two fine gentlemen and to NIOSA f or

working with us in providing the finest offi­

cials in the United States for this NAIA

National Championship.

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GA IE .. V~N TAYLOR> Erskine College, Due West, South Carolina

BAC S ... MICKEY WHELAN, Davis & Elkins College, Elkins> West Vjrginia

RICH ZEIDLER, Quincy College, Quincy, Illinois

RICH SUIT, Rockhurst College, Kansas City, Mi s souri

BERT PASSOS, Erskine Colleg e , Due West, South Carolina

MARK MATHIS, Quin cy Colleg e, Qui n cy , I 11 in o i s

FORWARDS ... JORGE BERGEN, Davis & Elkins College Elkins, West Virginia

FABIAN HURTADO, Newark College of Engineering, Newark, New Jersey

JIM POLIHAN, Qui n cy Col leg e , Quincy, Illinois

SONNY IDEOZA, Davi s & El ki ns College, El ki ns, West Virginia

JIM EA GAN, Qu incy College , Qui ncy , I 11 in o is

OUTSTANDING BACK OF THE TOU RNAMEN T .. . MICKEY WHELA N, Davis & Elkin s Col l ege, Elkins, West Vi rgi nia

OUTSTANDIN G FORWARD OF THE TOURNAMENT .. . JI M POLIHAN, Q u i n cy Co 1 l e g e , Quincy, Illino i s

MOST VALUABL E PLAYER OF THE TOURNAMENT . .. MICKEY WHELAN, Davis ,& Elkins College, Elkins, West Virginia

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NAIA'S AREA SOCCER COMPETITION

In the NAIA's National Soccer Tournament Championships the United States is divided into eight Areas. Each of the teams entered in the 16th Annual NAIA National Soccer Tournament represents the best team from each of these eight Areas. Each of the eight teams entered in this Tournament has survived the Area Playoffs to get to the National Tournament. The Area Playoffs are conducted by the NAIA Area Soccer Representative for that Area and the eight Area Champions make up the National Tournament Field. Two hundred and one NAIA Soccer playing instituti·ons started the year, with a berth in the National Tourna­ment as their goal, and of these 201 schools the best eight remain. The eight NAIA Soccer Areas are as follows:

AREA I ..... California, Oregon, Washington, Nevada, Idaho, Alaska and Hawaii. Twenty-three NAIA schools play soccer in Area I. Dick Lyons, Occidental College is the Area I Soccer Representative.

AREA !! .... Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, Colorado, Utah, Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, Oklahoma, Arkansas and Louisiana com­prise Area II. Seventeen NAIA schools play soccer under the direction of Terry Hanson, Benedictine College, the Area II Representative.

AREA III ... Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin, North and South Dakota, Montana and Wyoming make up the geographical lo­cation of Area III under Area Representative Frank Longo of Quincy College. Twenty-seven NAIA member institutions engage in soccer as a varsity intercollegiate sport in Area I I I .

AREA IV .... Indiana, Michigan, Kentucky, Tennessee and Ohio are the states represented in this Area. Twenty-eight NAIA schools play soccer under the watchful eye of Dr. Charles Matlack, Earlham College, the Area IV Representative.

AREA V ..... North and South Carolina, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Georgia and Virginia supply the 31 NAIA schools that play soccer. James "CATFISH" Cole, of Campbell College in Buies Creek, North Carolina serves as Area V Representative.

AREA VI .... Western Pennsylvania, Western Maryland and West Virginia comprise Area VI. Jim Egli, Slippery Rock State College (Pa.) and a member of the NAIA SOCCER HALL OF FAME, serves as Area VI Representative.

AREA VII ... Western New York, New Jersey, Washington, D.C., Delaware, Eastern Pennsylvania and Eastern Maryland make up Area VII under the direction of E. Douglas Burke, Houghton College (NY), Area VII Representative. Twenty-seven NAIA Soccer playing schools vie for the Area VII Championship.

AREA VIII .. Connecticut, Maine, New Hampshire, Rhode Islandt Vermont and Massachusetts are the states represented by Soccer Representative Frank Tripp of Southeastern Ma ssachusetts University. Thirty NAIA soccer playing institutions are represented by Professor Tripp, a member of the NAIA SOCCER HALL OF FAM E .

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NATIONAL CHAMPIONS BY AREA

AREA I 1 AREA V 0

AREA II 0 AREA VI 4 ( l Co-Champion)

AREA I I I 5 AREA VII 5 ( 1 Co - Champion)

AREA IV 1 (Co - Champion) AREA V I I I l ( 1 Co - Champion)

HONORARY COACHES HAVE UNIQUE HISTORY

Five ational Tournaments conducted by the NAIA - Basketball, Baseball Golf, Soccer and Tennis - have adopted the Honorary Co ch Program. The Honorary Coach idea was originated in 1948 and was the workmanship of three men: Frank Hesselroth, Charlie Stevenson of Kansas City (the home of NAIA) and the late Emil S. Liston, former Athletic Director of Baker Uni­versity, Baldwin, Kansas and the founder of NAIA and the NAIA National Basketbal 1 Tournament.

Their purpose was to assure the Tournament field of a memor­able gathering that would impress them with Kansas City. Hesselroth felt that in some of the formative years of the Basketb all Tournament that a team eliminated in the early round went home without enough recognition.

How are the Honorary Coaches selected? What do they do? What is their purpose?

The Honorary Coaches volunteer their time and each subscribes to a financial share of the sponsorships of the NAIA 1 s Na­tional Tournaments. They are assigned to teams, either by a drawing or by the sponsor and NAIA. Each Honorary Coach me ets their team upon arrival in the Tournament City; they attend the Tournament Banquet as a member of their team they sit on their team's bench during their games, offering words of encouragement and living the same moments of excitement or disappointment that is experienced by their team.

Each Honorary Coach is presented with a special gift from their school-a letter jacket, a blanket a plaque or some other commemorative gift symbolic of this team.

The purpose of the Honorary Coach Program is to make certain all eight teams feel relaxed and at home despite the fact that they m~y be hundreds or thousands of miles away from their own homes.

Countless numbers of other Tournaments and sporting events have adopted the Honorary Coach idea, but the plan originated in Kansas City for the NAIA.

Those who have served as Honorary Coaches often correspond with coaches and players and many have visited the campuses of the teams with whom they have been associated. As Frank Hesselroth so aptly put it: 11 The. Honorary Coaches of the NAIA Basketball Tournament have established a solid tradition and the Banquet which they sponsor each year for the entire Tournament field, is a heart-warming event. It takes only a brief glance at the 320 players of all races, creeds, and religions to assure anyone that this is democracy in action".

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AREA I REPRESENTATIVE WESTMONT COLLEGE "WARRIORS II

SANTA BARBARA, CALIFORNIA NAIA CONFERENCE Enrollment: 956 Colors: Maroon-White Season's Record: 8-2-6 Lt. Dk. No. No. Name Pos. ~ Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown 12 12 *Asfaw, Tomrat -F- 23 5'9" 150 -4- Ethiopia

l l *Belanger, Pierre G 21 5 I 11 II 177 3 Apple Valley, Calif. 2 2 *Conn, Robby FB 19 5 1 8 150 2 Newport Beach, Calif. 8 8 *Guzman, Alfonso HB 21 5'8 145 2 Santa Barbara, Calif.

1 3 13 *Homer, Dave G 22 5 1 9 155 3 Taiwan 4 4 *Ms hi 1 a, Ben HB,F 21 5'8 150 4 Kenya

18 18 Ofner, Gary F 17 6'0 175 1 British Columbia. 14 14 *Quick, Tim FB 22 6'0 175 4 Taiwan 20 20 *Ribbens, Dan FB 19 6'0 172 2 Sierra Madre, Calif.

7 7 *Rice, Dave HB 22 5 I 711 155 4 Roland H gts . , Calif. 5 5 *Tegenfeldt, Dave F ,HB 19 5 I l O II 160 2 Minnesota 3 3 *Velaroe, Pat F 19 5 I l O II 135 1 Illinois

17 1 7 Wood, Tim F,HB 22 5 I 10 II 160 4 Santa Barbara, Calif. l l 11 Chapman, Dan HB,F l 7 5 I 7 11 145 l Riv erside, Calif. 19 19 S l OW ay, John HB,FB l 7 5 I 11 11 170 l Torrance, Calif. 21 21 Parrish, Kevin F 19 6 1 0 11 155 2 Stockton, Calif 22 22 Dutton, Pete HB 19 6 IO II 155 l Viet Nam *Probable Starters Asst. Coach: Jean-Paul Verhees Head Coach: Russ Carr Assoc. Coach : How a rd Leatherman Honorary Coach: Bob Fischer, Florissant, Mo.

AREA I I REPRESENTATIVE BENEDICTINE COLLEGE 11 RAVENS 11

ATCHISON, KANSAS INDEPENDENT CONFERENCE Enrollment: 970 Colors: Red-White-Black Season's Record: 10-3-2 Athletic Director Tom Coford Lt. Dk. No. No. Name Pos. ~ Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown -,- -,- *Roach, Mi cha el -s- 20 5'6" 160 -2- st. Louis

3 3 *Gorczyca, Tom L 20 5 I 6 11 147 2 st. Louis 4 4 *Di Salvo, Jerry w 19 5 I 5 11 148 1 St. LOU is 5 5 Murphy, Jim L 19 5 1 6 11 142 l st. Louis 6 6 *Bunch er, Michael L 20 5 I 8 11 157 2 St. Louis 7 7 *Schindler, John s 20 5 1911 186 2 St. Louis 8 8 *Buergler, Tom OF 21 5 1911 160 3 St. Louis 9 9 Gruchala, Dan L 21 5 I 711 169 3 St. Louis

1 5 1 5 Wecke, Rick L 20 5 t 9 II 1 50 2 St. Louis 16 16 *Riffle, John OF 19 5 19 II 169 1 st. Louis 1 7 1 7 *Elias, Steve w 21 6 I 2 11 178 3 St. Louis 18 18 Fuchs, George s 22 5 I 10 II 173 4 St. Louis 22 22 *Shaw, Jerry CF 1 9 5 I 1 1 11 185 l St. Louis 23 23 Guzenski, Gordon s 20 6 I 311 l 85 2 St. Louis 24 24 *Korte, Keith CF 22 ,6 I 311 l 80 4 St. Louis G G *Ayer, Dennis G 20 5 I 11 II 1 70 2 st. Louis G G Vogt, Don G 21 6 I l II 190 3 St. Louis

*Probable Starters Asst. Coach: Don Klosterrian Coach: Terry Hanson Trainer: Craig Kl OS Honorary Coach: Jack Navin, Florissant, Mo.

AREA III REPRESENTATIVE QUINCY COL LEGE "H AW KS 11

U CY. LLINOIS Ent llment: 1,250 e son's ecord: 12-2-1

Lt. D • o.

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Name *Welss, Matt

Biderman, Norb *Pollihan, Jim

Camacho, Frank 3 *Brightman, Steve 4 Carron, Larry 5 Slay, Fran 7 *Geerling, Paul 8 *Fann, Bill

11 11 *Vinciguerra, Fr an k 12 12 *Eagan, Jim 13 13 *Bick, Sam 14 14 Franzoi, Larry 15 15 *Frederickson, Nei l 16 6 *Zeidl er, Rich 18 18 *Renaud, Ed 19 19 Grelln er, La r ry *Probable Start er s He ad Co ac h: J ac k Mac kenzie

Pos. -G-

G F L L B L L F F F B B B B B F

~ 22 18 20 21 19 21 19 21 22 19 21 19 21 19 21 19 21

Honorary Coach - Leo Hu lcer, Sr ., Flo rissant, Mo.

Ht. 6'0 6'0 6'0 5'8 5'8 5'8 5'8 5'9 5'9 5'8 5 1 10 II

5 I 10 II

6 IO II

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5 1 1 0 II 6 IO II

INDEPENDENT CONFERENCE Col ors: Brown-White

Athletic Di rector: John Ortwerth

Wt. Yr. Hometown 195 ~4- St. Louis, Mo. 180 1 Winnetka, Ill. 185 3 St. Louis, Mo. 150 4 Oakland, Calif. 150 2 St. Louis, Mo. 150 4 St. Louis, Mo. 145 2 St. Louis, Mo. 160 4 Florissant, Mo. 165 4 Florissant, Mo. 155 2 St. Louis, Mo. 16 0 4 Florissant , Mo. 185 3 St. Louis, Mo. 195 4 St. Louis, Mo. 160 2 St. Louis, Mo. 170 4 St. Louis , Mo. 16 0 2 St. Louis, Mo. 160 4 St. Louis, Mo.

Associate Coach: Frank Longo Manager : Paul Herrmann

AREA IV REPRESENTATIVE CEDARVILLE COLLEGE "YELLOW JACKETS"

CEDARV ILLE , OHIO Enrollment : 1,033 Season's Record: 6-3-0 Lt. Dk. No . No. Name ~2- --2- 13enefiel, Tom

4 4 *Hare, Don 5 5 *Ziegler, Merle 6 6 *Kester, Paul 7 7 *Cavey, John 8 8 Jenkins, J oe 9 9 *Bartemus, Joe

10 10 *Batista, Evandro 11 11 *Howard, Ken 13 13 Gifford, Warren 15 15 Stoner, Uave 19 19 Bartemus, Don 20 20 *Bollback, Larry 21 21 *Salvatore, Ron 24 24 *Diaz, Hank

G G *Slusher, Dave G G Turn er, Jim

*Probable Starters Head Co ach: John McGillivray

Pos. Line Back Back Line Line Line Back Lin e Back Line Line Back Back Back Back Goal Goal

Honorary Coach: Ed Clarkin, Florissant, Mo.

~ 18 19 19 19 19 19 20 26 19 20 19 19 22 18 20 20 27

Ht 6'f' 5 I 10 II

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MID-OHIO CONJERENCE Colors: Blue-Gold

Athletic Director: Don Callan

Wt. Yr. Hometown 147 ~,- Osgood, IN. 130 2 Sao Paulo, Brazil 155 2 Wellington, OH. 127 2 Washington, DC. 153 2 Sao Paulo, Brazil 133 2 Mclean, VA. 145 3 Pasadena, MD. 133 3 Manaus, Brazil 165 2 Niag. Falls, NY. 155 2 Rockville, MD. 160 l Grand Rapids,MI 150 2 Pasadena, MD. 150 4 Cedarville, OH. 170 1 Deptford, ~J. 165 3 Cincinnatus, NY. 175 3 N. Ridgeville, OH. 170 3 Northfield, OH.

Asst. Coach: John Rooke Manager: Curt Riess

AREA V REPRESENTATIV E ERSK I NE COLLEGE 11 FLYING FEET 11

DUE WEST, SO. CA ROLINA Enrollment: 72 0 Season's Record: 8-3 -0 Lt . Dk. No. No. ---- Name

*Tay l or , Van Hsu, Joe

22 22 *DePolo, Robert 11 11 *Funderburk, Richard 20- 20 *Glasgow, Richard

7 7 *Regimand, Ali 9 9 *Passos, Adelb erto

14 14 *Ortiz-Velez, Michael 5 5 *Herrera, Juan 6 6 *D ekis, Jeffrey

16 16 *Kinghorn, Ted l 1 *D'Emidi o , Joh n 8 8 Cart er, Andrew

12 12 Stutts, Ric ha rd 21 21 Bennage, Tr oy

3 3 Su arez , Ar tu ro 17 17 Kenori ck, Lawrence *Probab l e Starters Coac h : Stephen Parker

Pos. -G-

G FB FB FB HB HB HB HB

F F F

HB HB HB

F F

Honorary Coach: Ed Pitezel, Florissant, Mo.

~ 21 21 l 8 22 19 19 22 17 20 20 18 18 20 20 22 20 20

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5 I 11 " 6 I l 11

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5 1 8 11

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NO-CONFERENCE Colors: Cardin al -Whi t e

Athletic Directo r : W.C. Myers

Wt. Yr. Hometown 160 ~4~ No. Caldwell, N.J. 175 1 Kobe, Japan 160 l Pt. Pleasant, N.J. 165 3 Columbia, S.C. 160 2 Orange Park, Fla. 160 1 Tehran, Iran 185 3 Curitiba, Brazil 145 1 Sumpter, S.C. 140 2 Augusta, Georgia 150 3 Trenton, N.J. 155 1 Pt. Pleasant, N.J. 160 l Arlington, Va. 145 3 Darlington, S.C. 150 2 Rockhill, S.C. 135 4 Middletown, N.J. 145 l Me xico City, Me xico 145 3 James bur g, N.J.

Man ager: Jim Merritt

AREA VI REPRESENTATIVE

ELKINS, WEST VIRGINIA Enrollment: 800 Season ' s Record : 10-2-0

Lt . No .

1 7 14 11

2 12

7 5

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17 14 11

2 12

7 5

Name *Davi s , Conn l*,S hue, Mi ke ~ ergen, J orge *Kulp, Dana Woodall, Ri ck *Williams , Len *Desouza, Helio *Calderon, Jose O'Brien, Terry

4 4 1f Murphy, Bi 11 16 16 ~ Ideozu, Sonny

9 9 *Pagl i ai, Al 3 3 Petridis, Nick 8 8 Johansson, Ove

20 20 *Murphy, Tim 19 19 Reitz, Mike 18 18 Madonis, John *Probable Starters Coach : Fred Schmalz Honorary Coach: Tim Ryan,

DAVIS and ELKINS COLLEGE 11 SENATORS 11

Pos. G-HB

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G FB

F F

- HB F F

FB F

Florissant, Mo.

~ 21 20 25 21 19 21 25 22 21 21 20 24 19 24 18 18 19

Ht . 6'111

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5 1 8 11

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5 1 8 11

5 1 8 11

5 1 8 11

5 I 6 11

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WVI AC CONFER ENCE Colors: Scarlet-White

Athletic Director Edward McFar l ane

Wt. 180 1 50 150 160 1 70 165 150 160 1 50 150 155 1 50 140 175 l 45 1 70 145

Yr. Hometown ~4~ Chatham Twp., N.J .

3 Baltimore, Md. 4 Sa ntiago, Chile 4 Phil adel ph ia, Pa. 2 Wil mi ngton , Dela. 4 Eas t ch ester , N.Y. 4 York t ow n Hts., N.Y. 4 Whi t e Plains, N.Y. 4 Phi ladelph ia , Pa 3 White Pla i ns , N.Y . 4 Pt.Harco ur t , Nigeria 3 · sant i ago, Chile 3 Upper Darby, Pa. 1 Gothenbur g , Swe de n 2 Tre nton , N. J . l St . Loui s, Mo. 2 La ncast er, Pa.

Asst. Coach : Mi ckey Whe la n Manager: Zlatko Tripk ovic

AREA VII REPRESENTATIVE GEORGE MASON UNIVERSITY "PATRIOTS" FAI FA , VIRGINIA

tnrollment: 5 000 eason's Record: 8-3-3

Lt. D o. o. Name

-ZS ~ Tony Ubakanm a 27 27 Luis Cuevas 24 24 David Sisson 11 11 Nihad Sarsour 15 15 Najate A. Sarsour 14 14 Tim O'Donoghue 19 19 Mario Lapez 31 31 Walter Vera 12 12 Homin Sehhat 21 21 Michael Stephens 33 33 Devon Anderson 16 16 Ziyad Sarsour 20 20 Hugo Lanfranco

l 1 Henry Castaneda 13 13 Rabih Chatila

2 2 Steve Graces 23 23 Tai Fai

Coach: March Krotee

Pos. ~ - B- Wt.

B B F F B B F B B B B B G B B B

Honora ry Coach: Al Schaefering, Florissant, Mo.

AREA VI II REPRESENTATIVE KEENE STATE COLLEGE II OWLS II KEENE, NEW HAMPSHIRE

Enrollment: 2400 Season's Record: 14-1-2 Lt. Dk. No. No. Name Pos. ~ Ht. -G- -G- *Steurer, Brad -G- 22 5'10" G G Delorm, Tad G 18 6 I 2 II 15 1 5 *Scott, Rick FB 24 6 IO II

9 9 *Kozera, Don FB 22 5 1 9 11

24 24 *Leavitt, Geri FB 22 5 1 9 11

5 5 *Morgan, Lyman FB 21 5 1 1 0 II 4 4 Edmonds on, Craig FB 19 5 1 9 11

22 22 *Rooney, Mickey HB 23 5 I l O II 13 l 3 *Ketchum, Peter HB 19 5 I l O 11

8 8 Silegy, Tod HB 21 5 I 11 II 10 10 *Jones, Graham F 24 5 1 9 II 1 1 7 *McEvoy, Mark F 22 5 I 9" 11 11 *Palumbo, Joe F 19 5 1 9 11

7 7 *Neves, Jose F 20 5 I l O II 19 19 Mccurry, Connie F 1 9 5 I 11 11

14 l 4 Wenmark, Dave F 19 5 I 8 11

1 2 12 Watkins, Mark F 20 5 1 9 11

*Probable Starters Coach: Ronald Butcher Hon orary Coach: Jim Meiners, Florissant, Mo.

yr. - 4-

1 4 1 l l l 3 2 1 1 4 4 4 4 4 1

Wt. l 70 180 180 160 160 160 155 165 155 160 145 150 1 50 160 l 70 145 165

VISA CONFERENCE Colors: Dark Green-Gold

Athletic Director R.H . Spuhn

Hometown Arlington

Fairfax Alexandria Annandale Annandale

Springfield Alexandria Alexandria

Iran

Manager:

Burke Reston

Langley Alexandria Arlington

Falls Church Alexandria

Falls Church Buzz McClain Bernie Hite Manager:

NESCAC CONFERENCE Col ors: Red-White

Athletic Director: s . Bavinet

Yr. Hometown -4- Manchester, Conn. 1 New City, N. y. 3 Claremont, N. H. 4 Hadley ·, Mass. 4 Pittsfield, N. H. 3 Proctor, Vt. 2 Coventry, Conn. 4 Slough, Eng. 2 East Green, N. y. 4 Peterboro, I~. H. 4 Slough, Eng. 4 Duxbury, Mass. 2 Peekskill, N. y. l Warren, R. I. l Manchester, Conn. 2 New London, N. H. 3 Pittsfield, N. H. Asst. Coach: Klaus Weber

Asst. Coach: Malcolm Macpherson

16TH ANNUAL NAIA NATIONAL SOCCER TOURNAMENT BRACKET

NOVEMBER 27-30, 1974

WINNER'S BRACKET:

AREA III

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12:15 P.M. - Game No. 5 - Loser Game No. 4 vs. Loser Game No. l 2:15 P.M. - Game No. 6 - Loser Game No. 3 vs. Loser Game No . 2

FOURTH SESSION OF TOURNAMENT

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10:00 A.M. - Game No. 9 - Loser Game No. 5 vs. Loser Game No. 6 tfor 7th and 8th places)

12:00 NOON - Game No. 10 - Winner Game No. 5 vs. Winner Game No. 6 (for 5th and 6th places)

CONSOLATION TROPHY PRESENTED IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING GAME NO. 10

5:30 P.M. - Game No. 11 - Loser Game No. 7 vs. Loser Game No. 8 (for 3rd and 4th places)

TEAM TROPHIES PRESENTED IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING GAME NO. 11

7:30 P.M. - Game No. 12 - Winner Game No. 7 vs. Winner Game No . 8 (FOR NAIA NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP)

Championship trophies presented immediately following Game No. 12. Announcement of All - Tournament Team, Outstanding Ba c k , Outst an ding Forward and Tournament MVP and pr esentation of these awards.

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