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Light-Eater Residence Halls Newsletter, October 4, 1971

1971-10-04 Light-Eater Vol. II, Number 2, Page 6

UNIVERSITY OF IOWA 
ORGANIZED FEBRUARY 25. 1847 
SPORTS 
( PICTURE OF MAN)

BILL MASKILL 
In Sport's Limelight 
the men in North 4th Floor at Hillcrest, (Mott House), seem to never get a chance to see Bill Maskill when he is at home, but they do see a lot of him at the Fieldhouse and on the Practice Field-- and why not? For as it happens, the men make up the 1971-72 version of the Iowa freshman team and Bill is on e of the assistant coaches 
" I only get time to eat and sleep at home," Bill says, "every other minute of the day is spent with my concentration n the offensive backs!!" 
Bill is a graduate of Western Kentucky, a school which has shown its mettle in basketball (taking the 3rd place NCAA trophy, and 3rd in small college rankings in football).  It was at Western Kentucky that Bill played quarterback on the varsity football team and lettered in his junior year while completing his study in Physical Education. A native of Kalamazoo, Michigan, Bill has spent his first year at Iowa working under head freshman football coach Harold Roberts. 
Recently, Bill's assignments have been to cover area high school games and look for new recruits for the following year. there is one area of his job that is not all so pleasant, and that is the fact that freshman ball players must work as the opposition to the variety in practice sessions.
"The freshman are at the mercy of the varsity,' he says, "there is little time, if any, where the entire team can get together and work out plays and timing. " the freshman have for the past two weeks been the " taxi squad" - where the foe for the week is their alter-ego. " The first-string varsity is always pitted against us," Bill continues, " and it gets pretty demoralizing at times." Despite the fact that the freshman are in the bottom of the picture now, Bill feels that the boys have a lot of potential and will prove it on October 22-- when they open against the freshman from Minnesota. The rest of the year will include readying for two remaining games with frosh teams from the university of Illinois and Northern Illinois University. 
Bill believes that the 49 men on the team are some of the most enthusiastic and mature athletes he has seen-- and the hopes he has for building Iowa's  future hopefuls are not without substance.
"The football program is definitely on the upswing-- and you can really see the difference on the practice field."  "It is easy to begin a season against some lowly team and talk of the victory, but it is another to play a nationally- ranked tema and see where all your mistakes are, and where your good points lie." 
Despite the fact that Bill Maskill is rarely at home does not take away from the enthusiasm he holds for the "dorm athletes" he coaches. If Bill is ever challenged that North 4th Floor is becoming too much of a zoo, all he has to do is sit back and rely on 49 guys to back him that he at least keeps law and order on the gridiron.

THE CARR RATINGS 
BY: DON CARR
TOP TWENTY TEAMS- SEPTEMBER 26,1971:
1- NEBRAKSA - 109.0
2-ALABAMA-108.4
3- NOTRE DAME 107.2
4-TEXAS- 107.1
5-COLORADO-107.0
6.AUBRUN-106.6
7-STANFORD-106.4
8-MICHIGAN-105.9
9-OKLAHOMA-105.8
10-PENN STATE -104.3
11-L.S.U.- 103.3
12-TENNESEE-102.4
13-GEORGIA-102.0
14-SOUTHERN CALIF.-101.5
15-ARKANSAS-100.8
16-ARIZONA STATE-100.5
17-DUKE-99.1
18-MISSISSIPPI-98.9
19-HOUSTON-98.5
20-NORTH CAROLINA-98.1 

MAJOR COLLEGE GAMES- WEEK EDNIGN OCTOBER 3, 1971:
FAVORITE MARGIN OPPONENT
GAMES OF 10-1-71:
MIAMI-FLORIDA  7  BAYLOR 
GAMES OF 10-2-71:
ALABAMA  10 MISSISSIPPI 
ARIZONA 1 TEXAS TECH 
ARIZONA STATE 28 EL PASO 
ARKANSAS 21 T. C. U. 
AUBURN 31 KENTUCKY 
BOSTON COLLEGE 10 RICHMOND
BOWLING GREEN 1 WESTERN MICHIGAN 
BRIGHAM YOUNG 3 NEW MEXICO 
CITADEL 7 EAST CAROLINA 
COLORADO 21 KANSAS STATE 
DARTMOUTH 31 HOLY CROSS
DAVIDSON 1 APPALCHIAN 
FLORIDA STATE 10 VIRGINIA TECH 
GEORGIA 31 MISSISSIPPI STATE 
GEORIGA TECH 21 CLEMSON 
HARVARD 28 NORTHEASTERN
HOUSTON 31 SAN JOSE STATE 
IOWA STATE 14 KENT STATE 
KANSAS 7  MINNESOTA 
L.S.U. 28 RICE 
LOUISVILLE 14 DAYTON 
MEMPHIS STATE 1 SOUTH CAROLINA 
MIAMI-OHIO 28 MARSHALL 
MICHIGAN 56 NAVY 
MISSOURI 7 ARMY 
MONTANA 17 IDAHO
NEBRASKA 21 UTAH STATE 
NORTH CAROLINA 10 NORTH CAROLINA ST. 
NORTHWESTERN 3 WISCONSIN 
NOTRE DAME 24MICHIGAN STATE
OHIO STATE 21 CALIFORNIA 
OKLAHOMA 7 SOUTHERN CALIF.
PACIFIC 21 SANTA BARBARA
PENNSYLVANIA 21 BROWN 
PENN STATE 21 AIR FORCE 
PRINCETON 3 COLUMBIA 
PURDUE 28 IOWA 
FAVORITE MARGIN OPPONENT 
GAMES OF 10-2-71-CONTINUED:
RUTGERS 1 CORNELL- NEW YORK 
SAN DIEGO STATE 21 NORTHERN ILLINOIS 
SOUTHERN ILLINOIS 17 WICHITA 
S.M.U. 14 NEW MEXICO STATE 
STANFORD 10 DUKE 
SYRACUSE 7 INDIANA 
TEMPLE 3 BOSTON UNIVERSITY 
TENNESSEE 14 FLORIDA 
TEXAS 24 OREGON 
TEXAS A & M 7 CINCINNATI
TOLEDO 21 OHIO UNIVERSITY
TULANE 17 WILLIAM & MARY 
TULSA 3 WEST TEXAS
U. C. L. A. 7 WASHINGTON STATE
VANDERVILT 14 VIRGINIA 
VILLANOVA 3 DELAWARE
V.M.I. 7 FURMAN 
WAKE FOREST 3 MARYLAND
WASHINGTON 10 ILLINOIS
WEST VIRGINIA 7 PITTSBURGH
WYOMING 7 COLORADO STATE
XAVIER-OHIO 1 QUANTICO MARINES 
YALE 17 COLLAGE 

PRO FOOTBALL- 10-3-71:
BALTIMORE 14 NEW ENGLAND 
DALLAS 10 WASHINGTON
DETROIT 10 ATLANTA 
GREEN BAY 3 CINCINNATI 
HOUSTON 3 NEW ORLEANS 
KANSAS CITY 7 DENVER 
LOS ANGELES 7 CHICAGO 
MIAMI 7 NEW YORK JETS
MINNESOTA 24 BUFFALO 
PITTSBURGH 7 SAN DIEGO 
ST.LOUIS 7 NEW YORK GIANTS
SAN FRANCISCO 21 PHILADELPHIA 
PRO FOOTBALL- 10-4-71:
CLEVELAND 1 OAKLAND 

SEASONS RECORD: HIT-368 MISSED-92 TIED-6 PCT-800
COPYRIGHT 1971 BY THE CARR RATINGS SERVICE 


111 Teams in intra-murals 
On Wednesday, September 22, the 111 teams registered in the intramural program at Iowa 
set out to prove their mettle on the gridiron. Of the large number of teams that will take part in the intramural Program, 35 will be of the female variety. The directors of the Intramural Program Warren Slebos and Harry Ostrander, want to make it quite clear that they are not leaving anyone out of this year's picture. 
Included in the co-ed program are: basketball, flag football, volleyball, swimming relays, badminton (doubles), paddleball (doubles), softball, and outdoor track. This year marks the addition of two new sports in the "guys and gals" area: archery and canoe racing.
Slabs also announced the addition of two new sports in the men's program: spacebar (to begin Monday, January
31), and cross-country track ( dates to be announced). Throughout the course of the semester, LIGHT-EATER will publish the scores and schedules of all sports while giving the students in the residence halls sufficient coverage and notice of the coming events. 
Residence hall occupants should take advantage of the facilities provided them by the new Recreation Building-- situated just across from the stadium. The building houses such activities as jogging, table tennis, football, frisbee and softball throwing and a spacebar with a trampoline. On the balcony there are pocket billiards bumper pool tables and a vending area. Just under the balcony are the recreational locker facilities-- complete with two sauna baths for the women and a large twelve-person sauna for the guys. 
In the spring, fall and summer picnic equipment can be checked out at the Recreation Building, and in the winter, one may also check out toboggans.
The hours the Recreation Building is operating are: Monday-Friday: 9:00 a.m.- 10:00p.m.; and Saturday and Sunday from 1-10p.m. Students can not work out on the Main Deck Area between the hours 3:30-6:30 p.m., as that time is reserved for the Athletic Department's scheduling of practice for the varsity sports.
This year the Intramural Program will be publishing a rating of the TOP TEN teams in each of the sponsored sports--flag football,basketball, and softball.
Top 10
The first week rating of Intramural Flag Football Teams is dominated by social and professional fraternity teams. The top spot is held down by the independent team, the Phil Pomeroy Show. Defending champ Phi Delta Phi is ranked second. Reno is the only league which has no representation in the top 10. 
Top 10
1. Phil Pomeroy Show 
2. Phi Delta Phi 
3. Tau Kappa Epsilon
4. Phi Kappa Psi
5.Nu Sigma Nu
6. Delta Sigma Delta 
7. Delta Tau Delta 
8. Higbee
 9. Pi Kappa Alpha 
10. Campus and Town 
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UNIVERSITY OF IOWA ORGANIZED FEBRUARY 25. 1847 SPORTS ( PICTURE OF MAN) BILL MASKILL In Sport's Limelight the men in North 4th Floor at Hillcrest, (Mott House), seem to never get a chance to see Bill Maskill when he is at home, but they do see a lot of him at the Fieldhouse and on the Practice Field-- and why not? For as it happens, the men make up the 1971-72 version of the Iowa freshman team and Bill is on e of the assistant coaches " I only get time to eat and sleep at home," Bill says, "every other minute of the day is spent with my concentration n the offensive backs!!" Bill is a graduate of Western Kentucky, a school which has shown its mettle in basketball (taking the 3rd place NCAA trophy, and 3rd in small college rankings in football). It was at Western Kentucky that Bill played quarterback on the varsity football team and lettered in his junior year while completing his study in Physical Education. A native of Kalamazoo, Michigan, Bill has spent his first year at Iowa working under head freshman football coach Harold Roberts. Recently, Bill's assignments have been to cover area high school games and look for new recruits for the following year. there is one area of his job that is not all so pleasant, and that is the fact that freshman ball players must work as the opposition to the variety in practice sessions. "The freshman are at the mercy of the varsity,' he says, "there is little time, if any, where the entire team can get together and work out plays and timing. " the freshman have for the past two weeks been the " taxi squad" - where the foe for the week is their alter-ego. " The first-string varsity is always pitted against us," Bill continues, " and it gets pretty demoralizing at times." Despite the fact that the freshman are in the bottom of the picture now, Bill feels that the boys have a lot of potential and will prove it on October 22-- when they open against the freshman from Minnesota. The rest of the year will include readying for two remaining games with frosh teams from the university of Illinois and Northern Illinois University. Bill believes that the 49 men on the team are some of the most enthusiastic and mature athletes he has seen-- and the hopes he has for building Iowa's future hopefuls are not without substance. "The football program is definitely on the upswing-- and you can really see the difference on the practice field." "It is easy to begin a season against some lowly team and talk of the victory, but it is another to play a nationally- ranked tema and see where all your mistakes are, and where your good points lie." Despite the fact that Bill Maskill is rarely at home does not take away from the enthusiasm he holds for the "dorm athletes" he coaches. If Bill is ever challenged that North 4th Floor is becoming too much of a zoo, all he has to do is sit back and rely on 49 guys to back him that he at least keeps law and order on the gridiron. THE CARR RATINGS BY: DON CARR TOP TWENTY TEAMS- SEPTEMBER 26,1971: 1- NEBRAKSA - 109.0 2-ALABAMA-108.4 3- NOTRE DAME 107.2 4-TEXAS- 107.1 5-COLORADO-107.0 6.AUBRUN-106.6 7-STANFORD-106.4 8-MICHIGAN-105.9 9-OKLAHOMA-105.8 10-PENN STATE -104.3 11-L.S.U.- 103.3 12-TENNESEE-102.4 13-GEORGIA-102.0 14-SOUTHERN CALIF.-101.5 15-ARKANSAS-100.8 16-ARIZONA STATE-100.5 17-DUKE-99.1 18-MISSISSIPPI-98.9 19-HOUSTON-98.5 20-NORTH CAROLINA-98.1 MAJOR COLLEGE GAMES- WEEK EDNIGN OCTOBER 3, 1971: FAVORITE MARGIN OPPONENT GAMES OF 10-1-71: MIAMI-FLORIDA 7 BAYLOR GAMES OF 10-2-71: ALABAMA 10 MISSISSIPPI ARIZONA 1 TEXAS TECH ARIZONA STATE 28 EL PASO ARKANSAS 21 T. C. U. AUBURN 31 KENTUCKY BOSTON COLLEGE 10 RICHMOND BOWLING GREEN 1 WESTERN MICHIGAN BRIGHAM YOUNG 3 NEW MEXICO CITADEL 7 EAST CAROLINA COLORADO 21 KANSAS STATE DARTMOUTH 31 HOLY CROSS DAVIDSON 1 APPALCHIAN FLORIDA STATE 10 VIRGINIA TECH GEORGIA 31 MISSISSIPPI STATE GEORIGA TECH 21 CLEMSON HARVARD 28 NORTHEASTERN HOUSTON 31 SAN JOSE STATE IOWA STATE 14 KENT STATE KANSAS 7 MINNESOTA L.S.U. 28 RICE LOUISVILLE 14 DAYTON MEMPHIS STATE 1 SOUTH CAROLINA MIAMI-OHIO 28 MARSHALL MICHIGAN 56 NAVY MISSOURI 7 ARMY MONTANA 17 IDAHO NEBRASKA 21 UTAH STATE NORTH CAROLINA 10 NORTH CAROLINA ST. NORTHWESTERN 3 WISCONSIN NOTRE DAME 24MICHIGAN STATE OHIO STATE 21 CALIFORNIA OKLAHOMA 7 SOUTHERN CALIF. PACIFIC 21 SANTA BARBARA PENNSYLVANIA 21 BROWN PENN STATE 21 AIR FORCE PRINCETON 3 COLUMBIA PURDUE 28 IOWA FAVORITE MARGIN OPPONENT GAMES OF 10-2-71-CONTINUED: RUTGERS 1 CORNELL- NEW YORK SAN DIEGO STATE 21 NORTHERN ILLINOIS SOUTHERN ILLINOIS 17 WICHITA S.M.U. 14 NEW MEXICO STATE STANFORD 10 DUKE SYRACUSE 7 INDIANA TEMPLE 3 BOSTON UNIVERSITY TENNESSEE 14 FLORIDA TEXAS 24 OREGON TEXAS A & M 7 CINCINNATI TOLEDO 21 OHIO UNIVERSITY TULANE 17 WILLIAM & MARY TULSA 3 WEST TEXAS U. C. L. A. 7 WASHINGTON STATE VANDERVILT 14 VIRGINIA VILLANOVA 3 DELAWARE V.M.I. 7 FURMAN WAKE FOREST 3 MARYLAND WASHINGTON 10 ILLINOIS WEST VIRGINIA 7 PITTSBURGH WYOMING 7 COLORADO STATE XAVIER-OHIO 1 QUANTICO MARINES YALE 17 COLLAGE PRO FOOTBALL- 10-3-71: BALTIMORE 14 NEW ENGLAND DALLAS 10 WASHINGTON DETROIT 10 ATLANTA GREEN BAY 3 CINCINNATI HOUSTON 3 NEW ORLEANS KANSAS CITY 7 DENVER LOS ANGELES 7 CHICAGO MIAMI 7 NEW YORK JETS MINNESOTA 24 BUFFALO PITTSBURGH 7 SAN DIEGO ST.LOUIS 7 NEW YORK GIANTS SAN FRANCISCO 21 PHILADELPHIA PRO FOOTBALL- 10-4-71: CLEVELAND 1 OAKLAND SEASONS RECORD: HIT-368 MISSED-92 TIED-6 PCT-800 COPYRIGHT 1971 BY THE CARR RATINGS SERVICE 111 Teams in intra-murals On Wednesday, September 22, the 111 teams registered in the intramural program at Iowa set out to prove their mettle on the gridiron. Of the large number of teams that will take part in the intramural Program, 35 will be of the female variety. The directors of the Intramural Program Warren Slebos and Harry Ostrander, want to make it quite clear that they are not leaving anyone out of this year's picture. Included in the co-ed program are: basketball, flag football, volleyball, swimming relays, badminton (doubles), paddleball (doubles), softball, and outdoor track. This year marks the addition of two new sports in the "guys and gals" area: archery and canoe racing. Slabs also announced the addition of two new sports in the men's program: spacebar (to begin Monday, January 31), and cross-country track ( dates to be announced). Throughout the course of the semester, LIGHT-EATER will publish the scores and schedules of all sports while giving the students in the residence halls sufficient coverage and notice of the coming events. Residence hall occupants should take advantage of the facilities provided them by the new Recreation Building-- situated just across from the stadium. The building houses such activities as jogging, table tennis, football, frisbee and softball throwing and a spacebar with a trampoline. On the balcony there are pocket billiards bumper pool tables and a vending area. Just under the balcony are the recreational locker facilities-- complete with two sauna baths for the women and a large twelve-person sauna for the guys. In the spring, fall and summer picnic equipment can be checked out at the Recreation Building, and in the winter, one may also check out toboggans. The hours the Recreation Building is operating are: Monday-Friday: 9:00 a.m.- 10:00p.m.; and Saturday and Sunday from 1-10p.m. Students can not work out on the Main Deck Area between the hours 3:30-6:30 p.m., as that time is reserved for the Athletic Department's scheduling of practice for the varsity sports. This year the Intramural Program will be publishing a rating of the TOP TEN teams in each of the sponsored sports--flag football,basketball, and softball. Top 10 The first week rating of Intramural Flag Football Teams is dominated by social and professional fraternity teams. The top spot is held down by the independent team, the Phil Pomeroy Show. Defending champ Phi Delta Phi is ranked second. Reno is the only league which has no representation in the top 10. Top 10 1. Phil Pomeroy Show 2. Phi Delta Phi 3. Tau Kappa Epsilon 4. Phi Kappa Psi 5.Nu Sigma Nu 6. Delta Sigma Delta 7. Delta Tau Delta 8. Higbee 9. Pi Kappa Alpha 10. Campus and Town (ADVERTISEMENT) Large Selection Truckin' Sweaters & Blue Jeans Country Cobbler Men's Shop 126 WASHINGTON 2nd floor