UMD FOOTBALL 1962

GENERAL INFORMATION LOCATION: Duluth, Minne sot a FOUNDED: As State Normal School, 1895. Became branch

of University of Minnesota, July l, 1947. ENROLLMENT: 3100 (approx.) NICKNAME: Bulldogs COLORS: Maroon and Gold UNIFORM COLORS: White (road); Maroon (home)

NAMES AND TITLES

PROVOST: Dr. Raymond W. Darland BUSINESS MANAGER: Robert Bridges CHAIRMAN, Athletic Committee: Dr. E. Davidson MEMBERS, Athletic Committee: Robert Falk {Student Per-

sonnel Services), Secretary; Dr . A . Downs {music); Dr. R. Heller {geology); Dr . 8 . Krogstad {biology); Dr. C. Milbrath (education); Dr . J. Wolff (political science); Lloyd Peterson (athletics).

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR: Lloyd Peterson DIRECTOR OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION: Dr. Ward Wells TEAM PHYSICIAN: Dr. J. Dwyer HEAD, INFORMATION SERVICE: Julian Hoshal SPORTS PUBLICITY DIRECTOR: Ralph Romano BAND DIRECTOR: James Murphy

COACHING STAFF

FOOTBALL: James Malosky HOCKEY: Ralph Romano BASKETBALL: Norman Olson SKIING: Dr. Ward Wells GOLF AND TENNIS: Dr. Lewis Rickert TRACK AND SWIMMING: Nick Whelihan INTRAMURAL: Craig Peterson

ATHLETIC FACILITIES

FOOTBALL: Duluth Public Schools Stadium HOCKEY: Duluth Curling and Skating Club BASKETBALL: UMD Physical Education Building TRACK: UMD Physical Education Building area SWIMMING: UMD Physical Education Building

TICKET INFORMATION Ticket prices are as follows: Season Football Hockey Basketball Season $7.50 $20.00 S 15 .00 Reserved 2.00 2 .00 l.75 General Admission 1.50 none l .25 Students .50 _75• .50

•Student prices available for St. Thomas, Manitoba and Port Arthur only.

Se as on ticket sales open one month prior to the first game. Single game admissions are available the week prior to a game. Ticket orders may be placed with the ATHLETIC TICKET OFFICE, Rm. 180, Physical Education Building, Ralph Romano, Ticket Manager.

Prospects UMD will be favored to win its third straigh t Minnesota

Intercollegiate Athletic Conference title chis fall. Coach Jim Ma losky does not, however, wear the favor-

ites tag with ease. Graduation Io s s es of key personnel have weakened the squad and created some problem positions.

All agree that the '62 Bulldogs will be a solid eleven, but there is some doubt that they can generate che over-whelming offense displayed in '6l.

ENDS-The best offensive ends in UMD football annals, Tom Adams and Dave Lindstrom have graduated creating the prime problem spot for Coach Malosky. Three lettermen, Gus Koh 1 ts, Fran Murphy and Gordy Johnson, return to provide good defensive ability but only fair pass catching.

TACKLES-In Ron Kosteliz, UMD graduates its best interior lineman but the pos ition is still fairly solid. Ed Galarneault is a fixture in one spot with Dick Carlson, Bob Galarneault and Dick Allison in the bat cl e for the other. Carlson held the edge in the spring. All are solid veterans.

GUARDS-Anothe r key figure, Pat Delaney, has depart-ed but veteran talent remains. The weakness here is a lack of speed and depth.

Jack McDowell, a rop defensive cornerman, will s tart along witheither Dave Schwartz, Bob Tusler , Pac Fahey or Junior College transfer Dave Jankovich.

CENTER-Jerry Wherley and Buck Nystrom, co-regulars last season make this one of the strongest positions on the team .

QUARTERBACK-There is still some question about Bob aslund's passing ability, especially with the problem at end. There is, however, Ii t t 1 e concern with his field generalship or running ability. Al Hansen, a senior, provides depth.

HALFBACKS-U~fD may have the best pair of halfbacks in the state in John Naches he im and Bruce Johnson. The pair combined for 1342 yards and 160 points last season a nd promise co be better in their final year. Jerry Petricka and Dick LeBeau give the position real good depth.

F UL LB ACK- Letterman Ken Schloer is expected to be the most improved performer on the team and should, before graduation, be the best fullback Duluthians have seen . Dick Fis her, a sophomore would be a regular on many other teams, so Malosky is void of worries here.

General Wrap-up Strong throughout the backfield, with ha lfback and full-

back solid positions . Quarterback solid, but thin. Solid at center and tackle but with numerous problems

in rest of line. Guard and end situations are crit ical. General opinio n is that although c ea m will be a cham-

pionship contender, it will not have the overpowering s trength of last season.

Coaching Staff HEAD COACH JAMES MALOSKY

Fifth season as head coach ... did high school coaching at Morris, and Edina Morningside ... prep teams had a 27-8 record and two titles in four seasons .. .led Edin a to the mythical state prep title and an undefeated season prior co replacing Athletic Director Lloyd Peterson as UMD's grid coach ... all-state selection in football and basketball at Crosby-Ironton in 1945 and '46 ... No. l quarterback at Minnesota (1946-49) ... instructor in Physical Education at UMD ... received BS and MA degrees from U of Minnesota . . 33 years old ... married, with one daughter Lisa.

MALOSKY'S RECORD Season Team Won Lost Tied •1954 Morris 8 l 0 1955 Morris 5 4 0 1956 Edina Morningside 5 3 0 ••1957 Edina Morningside 9 0 0 1958 UMD 4 4 0 1959 UMD 5 2 l ·••1960 UMD 6 l l •••l96l UMD 7 l 0

TOTALS 49 l6 2 • West Central Conference Champions • • Lake Conference Champions • • • MIAC Champions

ASSISTANT COACH NORM OLSON Has assisted Malosky since his arrival. .. came to UMD

as head basketball coach in 1953 ... his cagers have .von the MIAC title four of the last five years ... received MS degree from the University of Wisconsin in 1949 ... just completed advanced work at the University of Indiana ... appointed assistant athletic director in 1955 ... two daughters, Karen and Camilla.

LINE COACH RONALD KOSTELIZ Ranked as one of the best 1 inemen ever developed at

UMD ... all-conference performer his 1 as t two seasons ... served as alternate captain his senior year ( l96l) at UMD .. . impressive high school record at his native Gilbert, where he was all-conference in his junior and senior years . .. will complete studies for a BS degree at UMD this fall.

END COACH DAVE LINDSTROM Regular end for the past three seasons ... holds record

for the most passes received at UMD (36) ... received letters in both football and basketball at UMD ... developed as a two way end, playing a strong defensive game and using his 6-6 height on pass catching . . . married.

BACK COACH EDWARD LUNDSTROM Outstanding prep performer at Two Harbors ... played

football and basketball at UMD ... regular quarterback lase season ... excellent passer ... completed 50 passes for 870 yards ... is expected to assist gridders in this department also.

Sept. 8 ""Sept. 15

Sept. 22 *Sept. 29

**Oct. 6 Oct. 13 Oct. 20

*Oct. 27 *Nov. 3 * at 2 p.m.

** ac 7:30 p.m.

1962 Schedule Superior State NORTHERN MICHIGAN t. John's

ST. THOMAS MACALESTER Augsburg Gustavus HAMLINE (Homecoming) CONCORDIA

Superior Duluth Collegeville Duluth Duluth Minneapolis St . Peter Duluth Duluth

All home games ac Duluth Public Schools Stadium, 44 th Avenue West and 4th Street .

UMD 43 6

47 45 70 61 34 l2 36

1961 RESULTS

Superior Northern Michigan Mac a lester Augsburg Gustavus Hamline Concordia St. John's St. Thomas Won 8 Lost 1

Opponent 6 35 13 14 0 0 l4 6 13

UMD INDIVIDUAL RECORDS SINCE 1950 Total points , season ll2 , John Nachtsheim, 1961 Total points, college career 166, Nachtsheim, l960-6t Most touchdowns , season l 7, Nachtsheim, 196 l Most conversions, season 20, Darrel Ness, 1960 Yards gained rushing, season 672, Nachrsheim, t96l Yards gained rushing, career 1223, Nachtsheim, 1960·61 Yards gained rushing, single game 187, Pesonen,

(Augsburg, Macalester), 1959 50, Ed Lundstrom, 196 l

12, Lundstrom, l96l 870, Lundstrom, 196 l

8 , Darrel Warner, 1955 19, Tom Adams, l96l

36, Dave Lindstrom, 1958-61 season 475, Adams, 1961

l 107, Lundstrom, 1961

Passes completed , season Passes complered , single game Yards gained passing , season Passes caught , single game Passes caught, season Passes caught, career Yards gained, pass receiving, Tora! offense, season

ALL-TIME RECORD WITH 1962 OPPONENTS

Concordia St. John's St. Thomas Macalester Augsburg Gustavus Adolphus Hamline Superior State (since Northern Michigan

(Since 1950) Won

3 4 5 6 6 3 8

193 l) to 0

Lose 8 7 4 4 4 7 t

12 l

Tied 0 0 l 0 t 0 0 6 0

UMD FOOTBALL ROSTER - 1962

Name Class Pos. Height Weight Home Town Allison, Robert Jr. T 6 220 Aurora Aunan, John So. E 5-10 175 Duluth (Denfeld) Becker, Fred Fr. HB 5-7 177 Crosby Carlson, Richard Jr. T 6 220 Edina Dahl, Robert Fr. G 6 187 Duluth (Central) Fahey, Patrick Jr. G 5-7 170 Northfield Fisher, Richard So. FB 6 190 Duluth (East) Galarneault, Robert Jr. T 6-1 225 Aitkin Galameault, Edward Sr. T It 6-2 225 Aitkin Gruber, Gerald Fr. FB 5-10 170 Proctor Gruenhagen, Al So. C 6-1 190 Aitkin Hansen, Allan Sr. QB 6-1 195 Princeton Hoglund, Dean Fr. E 6-2 185 Cambridge Jankovich, David Jr. G 5-10 220 Virginia (JC) Johnson, Bruce Sr. HB 6-2 205 Cambridge Johnson, Gordon Sr. E 6 185 Duluth ( Denfeld) Kosteliz, Richard So. T 6-1 220 Gilbert Kohlts, Roger Sr. E 6-1 220 Duhth (Central) Kuusisto, William Fr. E 6-2 185 Robbinsdale LeBeau , Richard So. HB 5-9 170 Duluth (East) Ludwig, Ronald Fr. T 6 213 Duluth (Cathedral) Mattson, Norman So. HB 5-10 210 Grand Rapids McDowell, Jack Sr. G 6 215 Silver Bay Murphy, Francis Sr. E 6 205 Crosby Murphy, Ronald So. HB 5-11 185 Aurora Nachtsheim, John Sr. HB 5-11 185 Robbinsdale Naslund, Robert Jr. QB 5-10 170 Minneapolis (Central) Norsted, Raymond Fr. QB 6-2 178 Cambridge Nystrom, David Sr. C 6-1 210 Crosby Peterson, Russell Jr. T 6-2 230 Mt. Iron (VJC) Petricka, Gerald So. HB 5-6 165 Northfield Rauzi, Frank Fr. G 5-9 160 Chicago, Illinois Rosen, Martin Fr. T 5-9 215 St. Paul (Central) Schloer, Kenneth Jr. FB 5-11 205 Minneapolis (Central) Schwartz, David Jr. G 5-10 185 Stillwater Stevens, Lawrence Fr. QB 6-3 175 Duluth (Central) Sweeney , Robert So. T 6-3 205 Duluth (East) Tapper, Lawrence Fr. HB 6 175 Duluth (Denfeld)

Thomson, Richard So. HB 5-11 185 Grand Marais

Tusler, Robert Jr . G 5-9 160 Brainerd Wherley, Gerald Sr. C 5-10 185 International Falls

1961 Final Statistics RUSHING

Att. Gain Loss Net Avg. Nachtsheim 126 688 17 67 1 5 .12 8. Johnson 110 674 4 670 6.09 Lundstrom 46 301 65 236 5.15 Schloer 37 218 0 2l8 5.73 Fisher 21 96 9 85 4. 1 Le8eau 20 79 5 74 3.7 Paun 11 30 2 28 2 .5 Petricka 8 37 0 37 4.6 R. Murphy 6 16 0 16 2.6 Mattson 3 14 0 14 2.6

PASSING Att. Comp. Int. Yds. Pct.

Lundstrom 108 50 6 870 .463 Nas lund 22 10 0 149 .450

REC E IVING No. Yds. TDs

Adams 19 475 8 Lindstrom 13 162 Nachcsheim 12 145 l Manfred 4 63 l F . Murphy 4 46 Vereechen l 33 8. Johnson l 17 Le8eau l 16 Wherley l 12 Petricka l 9 R . Murphy l 9 Naslund l 8 Fahey l 3

SCORING TD EP TP

achtsheim 17 0-5 112 Adams 8 0-1 50 8. Johnson 7 0-2 46 Naslund 5 0-0 30 LeBeau 3 0-0 18 Petricka 2 0-0 12 Fis her 2 0-0 12 Paun 2 0-0 12 Ness 0 10-0 LO Lundstrom l 1-2 11 G. Johnson l 0-0 6 Schloer l 0-0 6 Kohles l 0-0 6 Hansen I 0-0 6 Lindstrom 0 0-2 4 Kosteliz 0 0-1 2

PUNT RETURNS No. Yds. TD

Lundstrom 13 lGl l Naslund 14 L68 l Petricka 4 20 Le8eau 3 4

Team Statistics UMD Opp.

First Downs 157 95 Rushing llO 52 Passing 43 31 Penalty 4 10

No. of Rushes 428 359 Gain 2413 1219 Loss 127 417 Net Gain 2286 802 Avg. 254 89

Passes Attempted 130 157 Completed 60 59 Had Intercepted 6 17 Yards 1019 787 Avg. 113.4 87.4

Total Plays 558 518 Net Gain 3268 1585

Fumbles 18 24 Lost 12 15

Punts 28 55 Yards 1068 1728 Avg. 37.9 31.4

Penalty Yards 416 254½

Touchdowns 53 17 Conversions 24 9

One Point ll 8 Two Point 13 l

Total Points 355 112 Avg. 39.4 12.4

PASSES INTERCEPTED BY G. Johnson (TD), Koh.Its (TD), Fisher (TD), Petricka (TD), R. Murphy, Nystrom, Lundstrom 4, Adams, Wherley, Veree-chen, Hanson (TD) 3, McDowell.

FUMBLES RECOVERED E. Galarneault 2, McDowell, Nystrom 2, Lundstrom, Adams, Wherley, Lindstrom, Vereechen, Carlson, Delaney, Manfred, F . Murphy, Fisher.

PUNTS No. Yds. Avg.

Vereechen 25 935 37.4 Gilchrist l 51 R . Murphy l 46 Lundstrom l 38

The Bulldogs ALLISON, ROBERT-junior tackle from Aurora ... a strong

performer who will provide depth ... is expected to be used primarily on defense.

CARLSON, RICHARD-junior tackle from Edina . . . has shown one of best development rates on the team ... earned first letter last fall and will probably be a starter.

FAHEY, PA TRICK-sophomore guard from Northfield ... slat-ed for reserve duty ... last season was his first with UMD .

FISHER, RICHARD-sophomore fullback from Duluth East. . . one of the best of the 1961 freshman crop ... is currently the number two fullback behind Schloer. .. a versatile ath-lete who is a regular defenseman with the Bulldog hockey team ... earned all -state honors in footba II and hockey as a prepster.

UMD RECORD Ate. Net Avg. Scoring 1961 21 87 4. l TD-2 EP-0-0 TP-12

GALARNEAULT, EDWARD-senior tackle from Aitkin ... a regular last season who is expected to be a leader. .. could be the best tackle in the MIAC ... a definite all-conference threat.

GALARNEAULT, ROBERT-junior tackle from Aitkin ... could join brother Ed to form brother combination at tackle . .. another performer who developed rapidly last year and is counted on this fall.

GRUENHAGEN, AL-sophomore guard from Aitkin .. . still needs additional seasoning but with development should see some action .. .lacks size.

HANSEN, ALLAN-senior quarterback from Milaca ... will be a defensive halfback starter and No. 2 quarterback ... returned last year after a season's absence ... married.

UMD RECORD Pass Int. Scoring Act. Net Avg. Int. Yds. TD. EP TP

1958 l 46 46 0 0 0 0-0 0 1961 0 0 0 l 65 l 0-0 6 JOHNSON, BRUCE-senior halfback from Cambridge . .. team

captain ... moved from fullback last season ... collected 670 yards, only two less than teammate John Nachtsheim . . an all-conference choice last fall. .. should repeat.

UMD RECORD Pass Rec. Punt Rec. Scoring Att. Net Avg. No. Yds. No. Yds. TD EP TP

1959 26 98 3.8 0 0 l lO O 0-0 0 1960 69 3 l l 4.5 0 0 0 0 3 0-0 18 1961 110 670 6.0 l 17 3 33 10 0-2 64 totals 205 1079 5.3 l 17 4 43 13 0-2 82 JOHNSON, GORDON-senior end from Denfeld .. . may help

ease offensive end problems ... has been used primarily on defense in the past but will probably start on offense.

UMD RECORD Pass Rec. No. Yds. 1959 1 34 1960 l 26

KOHLTS, ROGER-senior end from Duluth Central. .. last season was first with UMD ... originally attended Michigan State. . . has been hampered with bad knees. . .a good defensive performer who could be the offensive solution on the short pass ... also has lettered in basketball ... married.

KOSTELIZ, RICHARD-sophomore tackle from Gilbert. . younger brother of graduating Ron Kosteliz .. . is still a year away ... slated for reserve duty.

LEBEAU, RICHARD-sophomore halfback from Duluth Ease .. . backs up Nachcsheim and Johnson ... fastest man on the squad ... was area 100-yard dash standout as prepster. will also be involved in punt and kick returns.

UMD RECORD Pass Rec. Punt Rec. Act. Net Avg. No. Yds. No. Yds.

1960 19 74 3.8 l 16 3 4 MATTSON, NORM-sophomore fullback from Grand Rapids .

. highly rated performer who has been hampered by a knee injury . .. had outstanding prep career ... knee has not completely responded co treatment.

UMD RECORD Acc. Net Avg. 1960 3 14 4.7 MCDOWELL, JACK-senior cackle from Silver Bay. .in sec-

ond season as regular offensive guard and defensive line-backer ... added 50 pounds since freshman year and is now regarded as one of toughest linemen in MIAC ... definite all-conference threat.

MURPHY, FRANCIS 'Bucch'-senior end from Crosby .. . excells on defense .. . improved pass catching lase season with first four receptions as UMDice . .has good speed and best rush on team.

UMD RECORD Pass Rec. Kick Rec. 1960 No.-4 Yds.-46 No. -l Yds.-8 MURPHY , RON-sophomore halfback-quarterback from Aurora ... has been moved to quarterback to provide depth .. . is slated for punting and point-after-touchdown duty ... was a defensive halfback and offensive end in high school.

UMD RECORD Pass Rec. Ate. Net Avg. No. Yds.

1960 6 16 2.6 l 9 NACHTSHEIM, JOHN-senior halfback from Robbinsdale.

be fore graduating chis year, Nachtsheim will have com-pletely rewritten UMD's record book ... already holds scor-ing mark both season and career ... his l 12 points in '61 ranked him third in the nation . .. has averaged almost 6 yards per carry over two seasons ... is exceptional at fol-lowing blockers ... ranks with among best pass receivers .

. recently married. UMD RECORD

Acc. 1960 85 1961 129 totals 214

Net 551 672

1223

Avg. 6.4 5.2 5.7

Pass Rec. No. Yds.

9 l l l 12 145 21 256

Scoring TD EP TP

9 0-0 54 l 7 0-5 ll2 26 0-5 166

NASL UNO, ROBERT -junior quarrerback from Minneapolis . . . is slated to cake over from the graduated Ed Lundstrom .. . heady performer with good running ability ... has not yet established passing ability although he has done well during limited duty ... does fine job of returning punts (l4 for 168 yards last fall) ... with prep teammate Schloer may hold offensive key.

1960 196 l totals

1960 1961 totals

UMD RECORD Acc. Net Avg.

3 27 9. 36 188 5 .2 39 215 5.5

No. 8

14 22

Punt Rec . Yds.

198 168 366

Passing Act. Comp.

l l 22 to 23 ll

Scoring TD EP

l 0-0 5 0-0 6 0-0

Inc. 0 0 0

TP 6

30 36

Yds. 26

149 175

NYSTROM, DAVID-senior center from Crosby ... shares the pivot spot with Jerry Wherley ... has improved constantly and is slated for a regular defensive linebacker position . . recovered two fumbles and intercepted a pass last fall.

PETRICKA, JERRY-sophomore halfback from Northfield . . reported late last fall and turned out to be a surprise .. chosen as the outstanding freshman by his teammates. small (155), yet one of toughest defensive performers.

UMD RECORD Punt Ret. Scoring Att. Net Avg. No. Yds. TO EP TP

l96l 8 37 4.6 4 20 2 0-0 l2 SCHLOER, KENNETH-junior fullback from Minneapolis ...

a rugged performer who will start at fullback ... became regular after two games last fall. .. can be one of best backs in UMD football history ... rough defensively.

UMD RECORD Scoring Art. Net Avg. TD EP TP

1960 3 l3 4.3 0 0-0 0 l96 l 38 218 5.7 l 0-0 6 totals 4l 231 5.6 l 0-0 6 SCHWARTZ, DAVID-junior guard from Stillwater . .. slated

for reserve duty ... lack of size has been a handicap ... all-conference high school player.

THOMSON, RICHARD - junior halfback from Grand Marais . . . transfer from U of Minnesota ... will be eligible for first time this fall. .. gives more depth to strong backfield pic-ture ... may see early action in defensive backfield.

TUSLER, ROBERT-junior guard from Brainerd ... smallest lineman on roster. . . provides good deprh for guard spots . . . size has been limiting facror.

WHERLEY, GERALD- senior center from International Falls ... an all-conference choice last fall ... offensive center and defensive linebacker ... very quick and tough ... goal-tender for hockey Bulldogs.

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