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10-2-1954

UA19/17/4 Football Program - WKU vs MiddleTennessee State UniversityWKU Athletic Media Relations

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(This football program is published by the College Heights Herald, Official publication oj the Western Ky. State College Alumni Association)

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NASSANO, SHIRLEY AND GUNNELL SHINE IN FIRST TWO GAMES; HIGH SCHOOL CHEERLEADERS AND YOUTH DAY STUDENTS HERE FOR YMCA

PROGRAMS GUESTS FOR TONIGHTS GAME

Jim Gunnell

Millard Shirley

Jerry N2.ssano

Millard Shirley, junior fullback from Springfield, in the two wins the Hilltoppers have racked up so far this season has gained a total of 156 yards in 22 carries to rank as Western's leading ground gainer. Close behind the hard-hitting fullback come Jim Gunnell, senior right halfback, who has gained 152 yards in 18 carries. Both boys had a good night against East Tennessee last week as the Hilltoppers handily whipped the Buccaneers 24-6. Gunnell was almost unstoppable as he picked up 125 yards in 14 attempts. Shirley was just as effective as he ripped off 106 yards in 12 runs. Both have scored two touchdowns.

Against Wittenberg in the opener Shirley gained 50 yards in nine carries and Gunnell picked up 27 in four attempts.

Jerry Nassano has been deadly with his passing. In the two games play­ed he has connected on 18 of 26 aerials for a total of 202 yards and two touchdowns. Only two of his passes have been intercepted. His direction of the team has been outstanding.

Proof of the effective play in the Hilltopper line is shown by the fact that the Hilltoppers' two opponents to date have been held to a total net gain of 355 yards. The Hilltoppers have allowed 177 yards on the ground and 163 in the air. Five passes have been intercepted.

Cheerleaders from south central and Western Kentucky high schools and students from those high schools here for the YMCA Cheerleaders Clinic and Youth Day are guests of Western tonight. We welcome them to this first Ohio Valley Conference football game of the season for the Hilltoppers against the strong Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders.

Western is happy to have these school visitors on the campus. We hope that today has been enjoyable and profitable for all of you and that you will come back whenever you can.

The YMCA's first Cheerleaders Clinic was held on Western campus last year and was a tremendous success with cheerleaders from more than 50 high schools attending. This year the YMCA added the Youth Day program for students from the high schools other than the cheerleaders to be held at the same time the Clinic is held.

All visitors from the high schools registered this afternoon in Van Meter Auditorium at 1 P. M. The Cheerleaders Clinic got underway in the Western gymnasium at 2 P. M. A panel of outstanding school leaders discussed 'Cheer­leading and Its Importance' following which the Western cheerleaders gave demonstrations and led the entire group in several cheers . .

The Youth Day program was held in Van Meter Auditorium starting at 2 P. M. A panel of Western faculty members discussed college training and its importance.

When both of the programs were completed this afternoon the visitors were taken on a tour of the campus by Western students.

Next week the Hilltoppers go to Morehead for another OVC game. The following week, Oct.· 16, Western comes back to the Stadium for an afternoon clash with Northeast Louisiana. This game has been designated as the annual Band Day. Some twenty high school bands will be on hand to participate in a gigantic halftime show with the Western Band. Each year the Band Day ceremonies rank as one of the most colorful and entertaining activities of the football season.

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Pictured above are former Western Kentucky Conference stars now wearing the Hilltopper colors.

First row, kneeling, left to right: John Fox, guard from Marion; Wayne Leath, center from Franklin; Jerry Brantley, halfback from Morganfield; Jim Chambliss, halfback from Sturgis; Dudley Hazel, tackle from Sturgis; J. W. Deboe, guard from Princeton, and Carroll Spear, tackle from Mayfield.

Standing, left to right: Ken Barrett, halfback from Princeton; Bo Culley, guard from Stur­gis; Joe Hughes, end from Bowling Green; Joe Cunningham, end from Sturgis; Carroll Van Hoos­er, quarterback from Marion; Walter Apperson, end from Mayfield; Jerry Griggs, halfback from Morganfield; Howser Leath, back from Franklin; and Billy Kinslow, back from Franklin.

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*22 Jerry Nassano -j- 21 *23 Vernon Wilson 20

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*26 Jim Phifer (co-captain) 22 27 Jim Fox 18

1 28 Ken Barrett 1- 23 ( 29 Jim Aurs + 19

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36 J oe Hughes 18 *37 Don Sparks 21

8 Jim Chambliss '\ ~ 19 oJ 39 Jerry Brantley 19

40 Wayne Duncan 19 41 Wayne Leath 18 43 Stariley Hornbeck 19 44 Johnnie Johnson 18 45 Leon Dunagan 19 46 Joe Cannon 19 47 Joe Johns 18 48 Don Siscel Co 18 49 Jackie Johnson ~ 19

*50 Millard Shirley ,", 21 *51 Tom Patterson ,- 22 52 Dudley Hazel ..... 19 55 Carrol Spears 20 56 Kay Greer r I ,24 57 Mike Moriarity < 19 59 Bob Gerard 19 60 Dick Brown 5> 18 61 Ralph Madison 19 62 Gene Robertson 20 63 Eddie Scott 18

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MIDDLE TENNESSEE BLUE RAIDERS

GARNER EZELL - HB Alt. Captain

Tonight 's Ohio Valley Confer ­ence clash between Western's Hilltoppers and the Middle Ten­nessee Blue Raiders is the 22nd meeting for the two schools on the gridiron.

Western has been victorious 13 t imes. Middle Tennessee has won six of the games and two ended in deadlocks.

The Blue 'Raiders rank as one of Western's oldest football ri­vals. Intercollegiate football w as star ted at Western in 1913. Only one game was played that sea­son . The 1914 season saw the Hilltoppers play three gam es. The first game of that season was against the Blue Raiders with Middle Tennessee w inning 47-0 in the initial meeting be­tween the tw o schools.

Middle Tennessee dominat ed

JOE COLLINS - Guard Captain

the series until 1922 when the Hilltoppers scored their first win over the Tennesseans, 31-0. Western held the upper hand until 1935 and 1936 when the Raiders broke through for two. wins_ The 1925 clash resulted in a 7-7 tie.

The Hilltoppers came back to pick up victories until last season when the Raiders registered. a 13-0 t r iumph at Murfreesboro.

Since 1914 with the exception of the war y ears during both World Wars I and II, Western and Middle Tennessee have failed to schedule each other 12 seasons. The greatest break in the series came from 1942 until 1951 inclusive.

Middle Tennessee was established by the Tennessee General Assembly in 1909 and was; opened as Middle Tennessee Normal in 191L

Dr. Q. M. Smith is the president of the coll ege. Dr. N. C. Beasley is the dean. Charles; Mur phy is the athletic director and head football coach.

Middle Tennessee became a member of the Ohio Valley Conference in 1951 and has fielded athletic teams in conference competition in football , basketball, baseball, tennis, track and golf since that time.

Coach Murphy is starting his eighth season at Middle Tennessee. His teams have won 51 games, lost 19 and tied three. Last season the Blue Raiders won seven games and lost four. The Raiders scored 186 points to 179 for the opposition. Middle Tennessee finished third in the OVC standings with three wins and two losses against conference foes.

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SCORES BY YEARS BETWEEN WESTERN AND MIDDLE TENNESSEE 1914--Western 0 Middle Tenn. 47 1931-Western 12 Middle Tenn.

1915-Western 0 Middle Tenn. 47 1932-Western 21 Middle Tenn.

]s16-Western 0 Middle Tenn. 0 1933-Western 32 Middle Tenn.

1921-Western 7 Middle Tenn. 13 1934--Western 14 Middle Tenn.

1 922-Western 31 Middle Tenn. 0 1935-Western 0 Middle Tenn.

1924--Western 44 Middle Tenn. 0 1936- Western 0 Middle Tenn.

1 925-Western 7 Middle Tenn. 7 1939-Western 26 Middle Tenn.

192B- Western 19 Middle Tenn. 0 1940-Western 13 Middle Tenn.

1929-Western 19 Middle Tenn. 0 1941-Western IS Middle Tenn.

1930-Western 13 Middle Tenn. 7 19S2-Western 33 Middle Tenn.

19S3-Western 0 Middle Tenn. 13

Western-306 Points Middle Tenn.-lBS Points

WON LOST TIED

Western-13 Western-6 2

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