Stanford--
Penn State
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Penn State—Tom Shuman (12) is not an
_stablished quarterback. But in this game
he is important to watch since, as
successor to John liufnagel, he may be the
key to Penn State's chances this fall. Just
how_ well can he run a team? John
Cappelletti (22) is the strong tailback, who
was practically all of Penn State's ground
Stanford running back John
Winesberry: The team's out
standing sophomore two
years ago and should be a
big factor in 1973.
attack a year ago. Randy Crowder (53) is
one of the East's finest defensive tackles.
Paterno seems to come up with top men
for that spot regularly. Ed O'Neil (87) is
one of the most experienced of the Lions'
linebackers. They always seem to have
good athletes there, also.
Best Teams and Players
Stanford 1971 (9-3, defeated Michigan,
13-12, in the Rose Bowl, Jeff Siemon LB),
1970 (9-3, defeated - Ohio State, 27-17, in
Rose Bowl, Jim Plunkett QB, won
Heisman Trophy), 1951(9-2, lost to Illinois,
40-7, in Rose Bowl, Gary Kerkorian QB,
Bill McColl E), 1940 (10-0-1), defeated
Nebraska, 21-13, in Rose Bowl, Frank
Albert QB), 1926 )10-0-1, tied Alabama, 7-7,
in Rose Bowl, Ted Skipkey E).
Penn State 1972 (10-2, lost to
Oklahoma, 14-0, in Sugar Bowl, John
Hufnagel QB, John Skorupan LB), 1971•
(11-1, defeated Texas, _ 30-6, in Cotton Bowl,
Dell Mitchell 88, Charlie Zapiec LB),
1969 410-0, defeated Missouri, 10-3, in
Orange Bowl,: Mike Reid DT, Dennis
Onkotz LB), 1968 (10-0, defeated Kansas,
Stanford Penn State
Boryla, Mike OB
Garcia, Rod PK
Siemens, Jeff OB
Test, Eric WR
Ottmar, Dave QB-P
Zaltosky, Craig FS
Singler, Bill WR
Katfen, Jim , DHB
Ferguson; James , DHB
Winesberry, John RB
Jena, Doug RB
Goldstein, Max FS
Blanchard, Doc SS
Laidlaw, Scott FB
Poll, Randy SS
Walker, Kelly DHB
Isman, Reggie WR
Snider, John OLB
Hill, Tony WR
Pape. Terry OLB
Martin, Forne MLB
Riegel, Gordon MLB
Bergthold, Rudy
Reid, Bill - C
Hanson,Pete DT
Blackstgne, Bruce OG
Palm, Drew . DT
Day, Van OG
Estrada, Art OG
Ferguson, John DT
Anderson, Todd OT
Kemper, Steve OT
Rowen, Keith OT
White, Steve OT
Martin, Joe DT
Olson, Rob OG
Stone, Glen TE
Donovan, Pat DT
Yancey, Mike OLB
Pappas, Tec TE
Williams, Brad TE
Walker, Dave DT
Stillwell, Roger - DE
Lorimer, Dal DT
15-14, in Orange Bowl, Ted Kwalick TE,
Dennis Onkotz LB).
Coaches and Records
Stanford Jack Christiansen (Colorado
State '5l) has a 6-5 record in one year as
head coach at Stanford. He served five
years as head coach of the San Francisco
49ers in the NatiOnal Football League and
then five years as an assistant coach at
Stanford before becoming the Cardinals'
top man last year. '
Penn State Joe Paterno (Brown '5O)
registered a 63-13-1 record in seven years
as head coach at Penn State. Was named
coach of the year for 1968 and has led five
of his' seven Penn State teams into bowl
games, losing only one.
Notes •
Since this is - opening game of the year for
both teams it amounts to a shakedown for
each. Joe Patenio feels his strong offense
will find its true value early "because this
front four on the! Stanford defense is big
and excellent." .!lOn the other hand, Jack
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TV rosters
11 Koniszewski, Jack , SAF
12 Shuman, Tom QB
13 Clark, Jotir QB
14 Mitchell, Scott
15 Tarosky, DOn
16 Barvinchakl Dick
17 Bradley, Jim
18 Ellis, Buddy',
19 Scott, JimMy •
22 Cappelletti, John
72 Rafferty, Tarp
74 43Iearner. Jet
76 Quinn, John
77 Getty, Charlie
79 Hartenstine,
82 Murphy, Wag
85 Graf, Dave
86 Reihner, John
87 O'Neil, Ed
89 Natale, Dan
99 Bahr, Chris,
Addle, Walt
Herd, Chuc
Petchel, Woody
Hayman, Gary
Eaise, Jim
Tesner, RaY
Orsini, Mike,
Donchez, Tom
Rosecrans,lJim
Masella, Brtri
Nagle, Bob
WR
DE
WR
LB
Bland, Dave
Hager, Daryl
Jeram, Jerry
Hull, Tom I
Johnson, Bill
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Crowder, Randy
Markovich; Mark
Baiorunos, Jack
Nesse!, John
Etter, Ron
LaPorta, Phil
Devlin, Chri
Allen, Doug
Gable, Paul
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LB
TE
PK
Christiansen has expressed the feeling
that here, and now Mike Boryla will find
out if he has good receivers. Most of
Boryla's fine pass catchers of 1972 have
graduated ... Boryla is the son of Vince
Boryla, former player and coach of the
New York Knickerbockers of. the National
Basketball Association ... When Joe
Paterno turned down a $1.3 million offer
last Ja'nuary to coach the =New England
Patriots of the NFL, the Penn State
student body was excited. Here was a
man, who acted out just what he said. So
the seniors invited Paterno to be their
commencement speaker last; June and in
that address, rare for a college head
coach, Paterno said such things as: "You
will be victims of the system 4f you fail to
execute your responsibilitieS to yourself
and to your fellow human beings; success
without honor is an unseasoned dish, it will
satisfy your hunger but it wont taste
good." ... Saying he was probably the only
speaker at a commencement last spring
who would not discuss Watergate, Paterno
did say, "I'd like to know, how could the
President know so little about Watergate
in 1973 and so much about college football
in 1969?"
Penn State running back John
Cappelletti: The strong
tailback who was ; practically
all of Penn State's ground at
tack a year ago.