New Mexico Names Grid Coach United Press International By Page 10--THE HERALD, Provo. Utah, Sunday, December 16, 1973 Cougars Score Impressive Wrestling Win Over Rams throughout the second period Mondt, a backfield coach at Colorado before coming to New Mexico, was an offensive guard and linebacker at Colorado in the late 1350s. He played on the 1957 Colorado team that won the Orange Bowl. Before going to Colorado as a coach he had coached at Washington High in Kansas City, and at Academy High in Colorado Springs. As offensive co-ordinator under Feldman, Mont's teams were second in the nation in rushing in 1970 and second in rushing and total offense in 1971.
Mondt is a native of Kersey, Colo. Lavon McDonald said Mondt was hired on a $25,000 contract, which could be renewed on an annual basis after two years. Mondt said he would install a prose offense at Nes Mexico, throwing out the Wishbone-T that Feldman had used. He said Boyd Dowler, a former teammate at Colorado, and Cheyenne, native would come to New Mexico in the spring to help with the new offense. "We're going to establish a whole new image here' in our football program," McDonald said, adding he hoped the current stadium could be enlarged in the future.
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (UPI) Former chief assistant coach Bill Mondt, 37, Friday was named the new lead football coach at the University of Ntw Mexico. Mondt was named to succeed Rudy Feldman, who was fired this fall after a 4-7 season. Mondt had been Feldman's chief assistant for six years, coming to New Mexico with Feldman from the University of Colorado. "I know we have a lot of work to do, but I think we have some very good football players here and we will build on that," Mondt said.
New Mexico Athletic Director, Volunteer Classic Te.nple 70 Utah Si. 61 Tennessee 96 Depaul 61 Jay hawk Classic Oregon 54 Princeton 53 Kansas 66 Wash. St. 51 East Colgate 91 Bucknell 58 Potsdam 64 Brockport 48 Harvard 68 Boston Coll. 65 Malone 75 Geneva 73 St.
Miy's 93 Va. Union 91, ot Mrcyhrst Coll. 93 E. Cent. St.
74 N. Adams St. 69 W. New Eng 59 Midwest Purdue 81 Indiana St. 69 Illinois 87 No.
Mich. 72 Kentucky 88 Iowa 80 Ferris St. 70Tn-St. 57 Lakeland 85 Principia 66 Lawrence 71 Nrthwstrn 66 Culver-Stockton 95 Knox 79 Wayne St. 82 Chicago St.
72 Mckendree 88 Greenville 76 Trinity 96 Lake Forest 90 Rockford 83 Rose-Hulman 70 North Park 69 Carleton 66 Southwest NW Okla. St. 84 Okla. Bapt. 73 St.
Mry, Tex 86 Tex. AI 70 Great Falls 93 Chico St. 67 Tmty, Tex. 94 Hustn-Tlltsn 75 East Cent. 71 Pnhndie St.
60 NE Okla. St. 79 Philips 77 West Mont. St. 95 Seattle Pac.
81 Ft. Lewis 79 Western St. 73 Grand Canyon 99 Adams St. 85 Neb. Wslyn 83 Colo.
Mines 65 Washington 75 Gonzaga 53 Portland St. 71 W. Wash. 63 Southern Cal 85 Santa Clara 61 Nev-Reno Sacrmento St. 70 Seattle 62 Penn St.
60 Wyoming Seeks Donations For Artificial Surface "BYU is not as strong as last year when they only beat us 25-18," said the CSU coach. "We just idn't want to fight. The BYU wrestlers rode us all night and there's no excuse for that. I don't mind being outwrestled but I hate to be outfought and that's what happened to us." In analyzing the match, Coach Davis said his team is potentially better than ihe one which finished fourth in the nation last year. He also rated CSU as the second best team in the conference this year.
BYU and CSU split the first four matches but, as expected, the Cougars really dominated the heavier weights. The Cougars won five of the last six matches two by fails and one by a superior decision. Close Match Rick Dawson a junior college national champion last year, opened the match for CSU with a narrow 2-0 victory over sophom*ore Terry Ripplinger. BYU frosh Ed Maisey came back with a 6-3 win over-sophom*ore Bob Dieli to even the team score at 3-3. Junior Mark Sanderson of BYU followed with a superior 14-4 decision over soph Jeff Schoeneman to give BYU a 7-3 lead.
The match was evened at 7-7 in. the 142-pound match as Tim Williams, a fifth piece finisher at the NCAA meet, downed freshmen John Mecham of BYU, 14-2. Williams nearly had pins in the first and third periods but Mecham stayed in control ByMIKETWITTY Herald Sports Writer The expected challenge by Colorado State to BYU's conference wrestling supremacy never materialized Friday night at the Smith Fieldhouse as the Cougars overwhelmed ine Rams, 29-10. On paper both coaches figured the match to be close. BYU and CSU were first and third in the Western Athletic Conference last year.
The Cougars were 'iliing some holes and the Rams are improved over a year ago. Both teams have two returning WAC champions. Both teams have a wrestler who placed in the top five at the NCAA championships last year. Fred Davis of BYU is the NCAA Coach of the Year. Jirr Kinyon, a former teammate of Davis at Oklahoma State, is th2 NCAA Rookie Coach of the Year.
Any other similarities between the two teams were not apparent in Friday's dual match as the Cougars looked very impressive and the Rams could not get untracked. Coach Pleased "I'm very pleased with our showing," said Coach Davis, whose Cougars have won the WAC title seven of the last eight years. The BYU coach was especially pleased that two of his three starting freshmen came through with wins. "I'm very disappointed with the way we looked," said Coach Kinyon, who produced ths best season ever at CSU in his initial season last year. From that point on, the Cougars owned the match.
Whimpey Wins Junior Dennis Whimpey upset defending WAC champion, Gary Blosser, in a 6-2 decision. Defending WAC titlist Mark Hansen pinned freshmen Bobby Mitchell with two seconds left in the second period. Those two wins gave BYU a comfortable 16-7 lead going into the 167-pound match. CSU switched junior Steve Jentzen with freshmen Lonnie Serfer to po against senior Craig Kjar and Jentzen came away with an 8-2 decision. But those were the final team pints for the Rams.
At 177, Mike Hansen pinned Seuffer early in the third period. At 190, Ben Ohai, third us the NCAA last year, toyed with junior Ted Kendricks in a 23-3 superior decision. A big upset came in the heavyweight match when freshmen Gary Peterson earned a 9-1 decision over senior Pete dark. While CSU had some poor matches, the Cougars of Coach Davis showed they are the clear choice to repeat again as the WAC champion. byu CSU I 1U Ride Dawson (CSU) dec.
Terry US- Ed Maisey (BYU) dec. Bob Dieli, M. 134 Mark Sanderson (BYU) dec. Jeff SchoEftEfnBn, 144 142 Tim Williams (CSU) dec. John Medium, 1 ISO Dennis Whimpey (BYU) dec.
Gary Blosser, 6-2. 158 Mark Hansen (BYU) pinned Bobby Mitchell, 4.50. 167 Steve Jentzen (CSU) dec. Craig Kjar, 8-2. 177 -Mike Hansen, (BYU) pinned Lonnie IS.
BD Ben Ohai (BYU) dec. Jim Hendricks, ZV3. Hwt. Gary Peterson (BYU dec. Pete Clark, 9-1.
Boise State Defeats Utah SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) -Boise State's wrestling team, led by 430-pound heavyweight Mark Bittick, defeated Utah 29-5 Friday in a dual meet. Bittick took down 230 pound Utah heavyweight Joel Savage in for the only pin in ihe match. Ken Pence decisioned Dave Commesser 6-1 for Utah's only win. Jody Smith of Utah and Greg Leonard of Boise State battled to a 2-2 draw in the 167 pound match. Rupp Recovers ORLANDO, Fla.
(UPI) -Former University of Kentucky basketball Coach Adolph Rupp was reported in satisfactory condition today after undergoing surgery Friday night for a perforated ulcer. Rupp was hospitalized suddenly Friday night for severe stomach pains. The veteran coach was at Walt Disney World and was scheduled to appear in a Junior Pro basketball clinic in Orlando today. Rupp, 72, was reported in satisfactory condition after one-hour surgery at Orange Memorial Hospital. Carlson, UW President, said.
The vote on the drive was unanimous. The board voted against asking the legislature for approval of the drive and the expenditure. Board members said it was strictly a board issue since no state funds wuld be requested. Board member Jerry Hollen said asking the legislature for permission would be a dangerous precedent. "I'm not saying this in any respect of fighting the legislature," Hollen said.
LARAMIE, Wyo. (UPI) -The University of Wyoming Board of Trustees Friday approved a statewide drive to raise $500,000 for synthetic turf for Memorial Stadium, Memorial Fieldhouse ar.i varsity baseball field. The drive will be conducted by he Cowboy Joe Club, a UW booster organization, with Athletic Director George McCarty acting as a liaison between the trusiecs and the club. "Many indicate around the state that they want to see this project started," Dr. William Open Daily 9-10; Sunday 10-10 3 Ways to Charge-It Twiir' 1 Lf Mart 4 if Utah 85 Dartmouth 54 Westminster Loses SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) -Western Montana's speedy Bulldogs, firing a 53 per cent average from the field, handed Westminster College its first loss of the season, 84-75, Friday night.
John Hampton, the Parsons' top scorer, who was averaging 47 points after three games, was held to 31 by the Bulldogs. III Attorney Seeks Speed-Up In Case Involving Cedeno sss I. with "voluntary manslaughter" in the motel slaying of his girl companion, Altagracia de la Cruz, 19. Perez said he will ask Magistrate Socrates Diaz Curiel step up the pace of the HHiminary hearing, which has held two sessions. Perez seeks to persuade the magistrate to reduce the charge so that Cedeno may be freed on bail.
"Voluntary manslaughter," tantamount to the U.S. charge of second degree murder, is not a bailable offense, but "involuntary manslaughter" is. SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic (UPI) Quirico Perez, defense attorney for Houston Astros' star Cesar CeoVno, said he will demand a speed-up in the legal processing of his client next week before li wheels of Dominican justo grind to a halt, Dec. 21 through Jan. 7, for the Christmas-New Years-Three Kings Day holidays.
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