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11-15-1952

UA19/17/4 Football Program - WKU vsSoutheast Missouri StateWKU Athletic Public Relations

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

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Today's game with Sou theast Missouri marks the Hilltop pers' last home game this season. Co-captains Willi e W!l!tson and Willard PJ'ic"e ' have led their teammates to six wins a·rid 'one loss as Western has est!l!blished itself a~ one of the top offensive teams among the small colleges in the nation. In passing offense the Hilltoppers rank third with 1,479 yards as 153 passes have been attempted and 97 completed.

I n total offense the Hill toppers went to the 3,044-yard mark against Eastern last Saturday when 439 yards were rolled up for an average of 434.9 per game. The 48-6 defea t pinned on Eastern pushed Western's total points scored for the season to 2~9 , an all- time high for ' a Western team. '

In every department, both offensive and defensive, the Hilltoppers this. year !lave .'b~en outstanding. The iron-clad defensive unit has stopped numerous scoring threats by the opponents and turned the oppOSition's errors into scores for Western. Pass interceptions, recovered fumbles, blocked kicks, etc., h~ve 1t<'eI?- comrn.~nplace in every game as Walt-er Apperson, Red Patterson , Max Stevens and Company roc ked and sock~d. . .,... ' .'

When .the Hilltogr>\>rs go on the offense, Jimmy Feix dir.ects the attack behind an impregnable line which opens huge holes fb;' such powerful and rapid runners as Gene McFadden, J ohn Sowders, Jim S'-nfoi'd, Wilile Watson , Ray Nutter, Max Stevens and a h ost of others. Once the ball carrier is loose, vicious and deadly .. blocking clears the path.

When the Hill toppers take to the air Feix has plenty of sticky-fingered receivers in . Bill Ploumis, Stevens, R. H. Simpson, Jack Binkley, Sowders, McFadden, . in fact any of the Hill toppers are capable pass receivers.

So today one' cif Western's greatest football teams closes out the season at horne. This spectacular . combine will long be remembered . Next week the ·rip 'em up , team 'em up 'Hilltoppers go to Murray for their last ' gaine of the season and resume . a rivalry of long standing with the Thoroughbreds.

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Western's 1952-53 Basketball Schedule Nov. 2g-Saturda~' ......... Kentucky Wesleyan. Owensboro, Ky.

2-Tuesday .. _ .. .. . . . . .. .. . . . . l\Iid:lle Tennessee State College. Murfreesboro, Tenn. Dec.

Dec. 8-Monday _ ............................ Morehead Ky. State College, Bowling Gree n, Ky.

Dec. 13-Saturday . ...... .. ... . .. .. ............ Morehead Ky. State College, Morehead, Ky.

Dec. 16-Tuesday .. ... .. . ... . ......... . ........ University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio

Dec. 18-Thursday ......... ... . .. S~ton Hall, Madison Square Garden, New York, N. Y.

Dec. 20-Saturday ........ _ ........... St. Joseph's College, Convention Hall, Philadelphia, Pa.

Dec. 29.30,31-Mon., Tues., Wednesday ... Oklahoma City Tournament, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

Jan. 3-Saturday · ............................. St. Bonaventure, Louisville, K y.

Jan. 8-Thursday . . ............... ..... ..... . . University of Cincinnati, Bowling Green , Ky.

Jan. 10-Saturday . . . .. ........ ... . .. ... ... . . .. Murray Ky. State College, Bowling Green, Ky.

J an. 13-Tuesday · .... . ......... .. . . ........... Tennessee Tech , Bowling GrEen, Ky.

Jan. 17-Saturday · . ......... . .... . .......... . .. Eastern Ky. State College, Richmond, Ky.

Jan. 22-Thursday ............................. University of Miami, Coral Gables, Fla.

Jan. 24-Saturday .................... . ........ Loyola of the South, New Orleans, La.

Jan. 26-Monday . .. .. ....... . ..... . ........... University of Tampa, Bowling Green, Ky.

Jan. 31-Saturday . ............ . .. .... ......... Uni\'ersity of Tampa. Tampa, Fla.

Feb. 2-Monday ....... ........ .. ... ..... Bowling Green (0.) University, Bowling Green, Ky.

Feb. -!-Wcdn:sday ........................... University of Dayton, Bowling Green, Ky.

Feb. 7-Saturday ............................. Eastern Ky. State College, Bowling Green, Ky.

Feb. 9-;\10nday .............................. Loyola of the South, Bowling Green, Ky.

Feb. 14-Saturday .......... . ....... .. ....... .. Murray Ky . State College, Murray, Ky.

Feb. 17-Tuesday .. _ ............. . ....... Middle Tennessee State College, Bowling Green, Ky.

Feb. 19-Thursday .................... . .. . ..... Tennessee Tech, Cookeville, Tenn .

Feb. 21-Saturday ....... . ......... . .. ......... Kentucky Wesleyan, Bowling Green, Ky.

Feb. 23-Monday ............ .. .. . .... . .. '" Bowling Green (0.) Uni\'ersity, Bowling Green, Ohio

Feb. 26,27,28-Thurs., Fri. , Saturday ............ Ohio Valley Conference Tournament, J efferson County Armory, Louisville, Ky.

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WESTERN'S ROSTER No. Name 21 Walter AppersonV 23 *Warren Mahan 24 *WilIard Price 25 Ed Worley / 26 J im Phifer ,/ 27 *William Ploumis/ 29 *Don Chapman 30 Jim Gunnell I' 31 Arnie Oaken .-32 Cecil Schirtzinger 33 Whitey Sander:; ,r 34 Jerry Passafiul1)e ./ 36 * J oe Goodman V-37 Don Sparks 38 Bob Gleaves 39 Bill J enkins 40 Jim Sanford /' 41 Vernon Wilson ,/ 42 Bo Culley 43 *George Sauer v 44 *Ronnie Holzknecht / 45 Gordon Ware ./ 46 Jack Binkley ./ 47 Bucky Hayes / 48 *Bob Bilyeu i/

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Hometown Mayfield Louisville Louisville Ellijay, Ga. Chattanooga, Tenn. Pittsburgh, Penn. Massena, N. Y. Boys' Town, Neb. Miami, Fla. Boys' Town, Neb. Pompona B'ch, Fla. Louisville Portsmouth, Ohio Ashland Shelbyville Tenn. Lafayette, Tenn. Russellville Evansville, Ind. Sturgis Louisville L ouisville Owensboro Bellevue Murfreesboro, Tenn. Bowling Green Bell County Princeton Vandergrift, Pa. Louisville Marion Marion Nashville, Tenn. S turgis Nicholasville Chattanooga, Tenn. Owensboro S turgis Russellville Chattanooga, Tenn. Evansville, Ind. Henderson Chattanooga, Tenn. Sturgis Chattanooga, Tenn.

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Probable Western Line-Up (Offense)

LE LT LG Satterly

52

C O aken

31

RG M ahan

23

RT Price

24 Simpson P assafiume

56 34

LHB Stevens

69

QB Feix 66

FB

McF adden

60

RHB Sowders

49

Southeast Missouri Line-Up (Defense )

LE Proffer

25

LT Wickha m

44

LG R osen garten

38

Lineba cker Ottolini

31

RG Urber ger

34

Lineba cker Guemmer

32

RT Dement

40

LH Speidel

5

RH Wilkening

7

Safe ty Vick

6

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RE Ploumls

27

RE Smith

20

\\-'ebb Porter , Referee (Trenton , Tenn.); Don D eVa ult, U mpire (Evans­ville); W a lte r W ells, H eadlinesm a n (Nashville); Bob Hudson , F ield Judge (Evan sville) .

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Southeast Missouri Line-Up (Offense )

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LG Prlday

LHB Fritz

4

35

C Lambert

18

QB Yeargain

11

FB Lee

9

RG RT Calvert Dement

36

RHB Hargens

10

40

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25 24 51 52 26

Linebacker Apperson

21

LHB RHB Sanford Sowders

40 49

Safety Bilyeu

48

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22

RE Tate

61

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Shown above is the 1951-52 Hilltopper basketball squad shortly after receiving the Ohio Valley Conference tournament trophy in the Jefferson County Armory at Louisville last February. All but two members pic­tured above are back th is season. The missing Hilltoppers are Gene Rhodes and Howard Dodds.

Kneeling, left to right: Jerry Borders, team mascot; Art Spoelstra, Rhodes, Richard White and Tom Mar­shall.

Standing, left to right: Coach Ed Diddle, the Honorable Lawrence Wetherby, Governor of Kentucky who presented the championship trophy; Dan King, Lynn Cole, Monie Beard, Jerry Whitsell, Dyke Vest, Kay Greer, Howard Dodds, Dick Smith ·and Assistant Coach Ted Hornback.

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Hilltopper Statistics For Seven Games Played To Date

First clowns Times carried Ycls. gained rushing Passe's attempted Passes completed Passes had intercepted Y ds. gained paYsing Scori ng passes Total plays Total gain Total points

Western 132 319

1565 153

97 8

1479 16

472 304-1 249

Opposition 67

251 775 141 47 20

696 6

392 1471

93

Individual Leaders Rush ing-Gene McFadden, Carried the ball 89 times for 461 yards Passing-Jimm~' Feix. Thrown 134 passes, completed 88 for 1258 ya rds and 13 touchdowns P ass recei\'ing-Bill Pl oumis, Caugh t 25 passes for 319 yards and three touchdowns Scoring-Max Stc\·ens. Made 11 touchdowns for 66 points

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