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- ..I - I \ WIT# ILLINOIS· OHIO STATE WILBUR E. NYPP, Editor William A. Woodruff ______Advertising Manager John F. Hummel------~ Circulation Manager National Advertising Representative Don Spencer Co., 271 Madison Ave., New York 16, N. Y. The Admini tration ------4 niversity of Illinois Officials ------5 Ohio State Athl etic taff ------6 Ohio tale oaching Staff ------7 IUinois Coaching taff ------8 The U niver ity of Ulinois ------9 Illinois Athletic Staff ------10 Jlli-Buck Returns lo Ohio tate ------11 niversity of lllinoi cenes ------12 IUinois Player ------14, 18, 34, 36 Ohio tale Player ______16, 30, 38, 42, 44 Big Ten's 60 th Anniversary ------19 The Fighting Illini ------20 Ohio State Band Program ------29 Ohio late' Co-Captain ------32 Ohio tale Ro ter ------40 lUinois Roster ------43 Penalties and Signals ______45

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DOUGLAS R. MILLS Director of Athletics

Vice President DR. FREDERIC W. HEIMBERGER

DR. DAVID DODDS HENRY President, University of Illinois

DR. HOWARD L. BEVIS President, The

Vice President DEAN R. E. BROWNE DR. BLAND L. STRADLEY Faculty Representative 4 5 The The Buckeye Coaching Staff

Ohio State W. W. HAYES, Denison, '35 (At left)

Athletic Defensive Line Coach , Western Maryland, '29

FLOYD S. STAHL GEORGE R. STATEN WILBUR E. SNYPP Guard and Center Coach Staff Asst. Ticket Director Publicity Director HARRY L. STROBEL, Miami, '32

End Coach ESCO SARKINEN, Ohio State, '40

Backfield Coach EUGENE FEKETE, Ohio State, '47

Guard Coach WILLIAM R. HESS, Ohio University, '47

Asst. Backfield Coach , Miami, '53

DR . W. E. DUFFEE DR . RICHARD PATTON DR . ROBERT MURPHY Head Freshman Coach Team Physician Team Physician Team Physician E. R. GODFREY, Ohio State, ' 15

LEO G. ST ALEY FRED BEEKMAN ERNEST R. BIGGS Intramural Director Asst. Intramural Head Trainer RICHARD C. LARKINS Di rector Director of Athletics

ROBERT C. RIES MARVIN HOMAN RALPH GUARASCI Asst. Ticket Director Asst. Publicity Stadium Supt. Front row, left to right: Jim Hietikko, assistant freshman coach; , varsity backs; Clive Rush, assistant varsity backs; , varsity ends; William Hess, tackles. Back row, , head freshman coach; Harry Strobel, guards and centers; Director W. W. (Woody) Hayes, head varsity coach; lyal Clark, defensive line caach. 6 7 ILLINOIS COACHING STAFF

HEAD FOOTBALL COACH RAY ELIOT, Illinois, '32 (at right)

Line Coach , Illinois, '20 THE UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS

Backfield Coach RALPH FLET'CHER, Illinois, '21

End Coach a faculty of three in a second-hand building. Today ROBERT KING, Furman, '37 The Gniversity of Illi­ n01 belongs to the peo­ it bas more than 25 ,000 students, total taff of

Assist. Backfield Coach ple of the tate 1d1ich it nearly 9,000, with plant and equipment Yalued at CHARLES PURVIS, Illinois, '40 serves. It is the capstone more than $125,000,000 at cost. of their public education In addition to the main campus at Urbana­ Asst. Line Coach ystem. Its activities are Champaign, 1Yhich also i headquarters for many CHARLES STUDLEY, Illinois, '52 threefold : education, re­ statewide sen,ices. there is a professional campus search. and public sen·­ for 11·ork in the health ciences-meclicine, dentistry, Freshman Coach ice. In the ·e it touche. MELVIN BREWER, Illinois, '40 pharmacy. nursing, and as ociated field -in Chi­ on practically every hu- cago. and a Chicago Undergraduate Division which man acti 1·i ti· and interest. Chief Scout provides the first two years of college training. Off­ Its benefits g to every citizen of Tllinoi ·. LEO T. JOHNSON, Millikin, '21 campus classe are held in many parts of the state. The University combines in one institution the The UniYersity teaches both in the liberal arts engineering, medical, agricultural, liberal arts, min­ and the profes ional fields, offering undergraduate ing, law. and other educational and research divi­ and advanc cl training, to prepare men and women sion which in many state are separate in titutions. for life 11·ork, sen-ice, and citizen hip in almo ·t every By their union. the talent· and resource of all are field of encl ea rnr. available together to . pecial needs or abilities and plans of students, to find the an 11·ers in re·earch. Re earch is carried on likewi e in almost every and to provide special ervice . field of human interest and effort. It teacher bring The University 1rns e tablished to meet what in to their classe the latest findings of the laboratory, the mid-1800' , was a new demand: The idea of it and the inspiration of research which is constantly founder has proved sound. The G niver ity has pu bing back the frontiers of knowledge. gro,vn con tantly, not only in ize. but even more Service range from help to farmers, business­ in concept and activities. It ha con tantly moved men, and chool , to extension cour es of many forward to meet new need and ne11· demand - f the kinds and to cooperative research project , financed people of Illinois. prirntely but with the results published for public It opened l\Iarch 2. l 68. 1Yitb 50 students and benefit.

Front row, left to right: Burt Ingwersen, Head Coach Ray Eliot, Bob King , Ralph Fletcher. Back row, left to right: Dick Ra k­ lavits, Chuck Studley, Chuck Purvis, Mel Brewer.

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I Iii-Buck Returns to Ohio State

T HE hi tory of the Illibuck-the wooden turtle and spending the re t of the year in the basement trophy for which Illinoi and Ohio tate football of some fraternity hou e, Illibuck quietly expired. teams compete each year-began back in 1925, when He wa replaced, more pessimi tically, with a wood­ the Illini and Buckeye junior men' honorary socie­ en replica-a faithful reproduction of it live pre­ tie decided that it would be a good idea to inaugu­ deces or in hi prime. ince the untimely end of Illi­ rate a trophy to commemorate their hi toric but buck I, the team have competed for a succession of friendly rivalry in the annual game. wooden replicas, of which the pre ent i the third. A live turtle-dubb d "lllibuck' to combine both Although Illibuck has gone back and forth be­ the Illini and Buckeye name - wa fir t chosen a tween Champaign and Columbu many times through a suitable trophy, partly because it wa upposed the year , he ha spent 20 of the e years at Ohio that the marine reptile would di play uitable lon­ State and nine at Illinoi . gevity. The trophy' originator envisioned the same The ceremony of tran £erring Illibuck to his new turtle fifty year hence, hoary but hearty, with the owner traditionally occur during the half-time of score of fifty hi toric Illini-Buckeye game carved the game. Member of Bucket and Dipper, the Ohio DIRECTING ACTIVITIES OF THE on his back. tate junior men' honorary, and Sachem, the Illi­ After the 1925 game, Illibuck' fir t, the trophy noi honorary ( the latt r draped in their Indian MAXWELL R. B. R. PATTERSON CHARLES P. POND GARRET Wrestling Coach Gymnastics Coach Fencing Coach went right back to Illinoi along with the famous blanket ) , parade out on the field and olemnly pa s "Red" Grange, who had played hi last game at the peace pipe around to participant Illibuck is Columbu that year. Illinoi had won 14-9. then given over to the winner of the previous year' Howev r, :after the wear and tear of a few year game, which, today, will b~ · hio tate, on the traveling back and forth between games in a suitca e strength of la t year's 40-7 victory. l

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THE Bio- Ten Conference this year c lebrate it. ROLLA McMULLEN DICK NORDMEYER DAN WILE 60th birthday, the oldest coll ge athletic conference No. 25-Halfback No . 73-Tackle No. 37-Fullback in the nation and a pioneer in the establi shment of . ouncl tanclarcl for intercollegiate sport. ;:

It \\'a on January 11. JR95 that President Smart c•f Purdue called a meetino- in hicago of the presi­ Illinois Players dents of even micl\\·estern uni\·er ities to con ·ici er the regulation and control of intercollegiate athletics. At that meeting an organization \\'aS bltteprintecl. to co n it of an appointed facttlty r presentative from each in titution. Also. at that meeting. the extraordinary step wa;; taken to restrict eligibility fo r athletics to bona-ficl~ full-time tudents \\'ho \\'ere not delinquent in their tudies. o fundamental is that concept t clay it is difficult to appreciate the rad ical reform it repre­ sented 60 years ago. From that meeting there came, on Feb. . le 96. an ther meeting of th cl ignat cl faculty r pre nta­ K. l. Wi lson tive . The heading of the minutes for that meeting. an ''Intercoll egiate Conference of Faculty Repre­ Indiana C niver ·ity and the niver ity of Iowa sentative " give what i commonly known a the were admitted to Conference meml er hip Dec. 1, VITO IOVINO KEN SUTTER RONALD YOCHEM Big Ten or \Ve tern Conference it proper name. l 99. :Michigan withdrew in 1908 but returned in No. 68-Guard No. 38-Fullback No. SO-Center It al o gave to the merican language a new and 1917. Meanwhile. in 19 12, Ohio tate became a now common meaning for the word "conference". memb r. Chicaao, which ha I withdra\\·n from com­ a a grouping of chool for purpo ·e of athletic petition in 1944. re igned it onference member- adrnini tration and competition. hip in 1946 and in 1949 the member hi1 wa re­ tored to ten by the admi ion of :.\Iichigan tate The meeting also e tabli heel a principle now ba 1c l1niver ity. among all college of high tancling, that inter­ collegiate athletic shall I e under the control of the Other pioneering regulations fo tered by the Con­ faculties. ference. considered commonplace t day but signifi­ cant chano-e when adopted. were the one-year The even original members of the on Ference. re idence rule, a ban on freshman and graduate repre ented at the 1 96 meeting, were Chicago, c mpetition, the limitation of competition to three Illinoi , Michigan, Minne ota. Xorthwe tern. Pur­ year . and the appointment of coache on a faculty due, and Wi con in. Lake Fore t oll ge had been ba i . The onference al o pioneered in the appoint­ represented at President mart's meeting in 1895, ment of game officials and in 1922 e tabli hed the but it place wa taken by Michirran. fi r t collegiate offic of commi ioner.

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OPHOMORE end Rod Hanson is a nephew of Charley Butler, Hot Springs, Ark. who, although SHarold Han on, All-American guard at Minne­ seeing limited action as a ophomore got hi big sota in 1927 .... Dick Miller, junior from Lanark hands in front of two enemy kicks. . . arl Johnson, who lettered for lllini in 1952, then entered ervice, ·ophomore tack le from Lockport, and Ken Sutter, ?rlo.hM. ]Jze ]JUUn made I 5 of 22 tries fo r extra point as a ophomore Peoria sophomore center, are studying to become ... Bob De Enfant ·. accountant· .. .. Floyd }{cAfee, enior tackle from 'enior end from hicago Hou ton. Texa , mis cl th entire 195.+ a on be­ That is, Wilke makes spent the s u 111 m er at cause of a back injury .... Abe \Vood ·on. 'hicago • Bergstrom Air F o r c e junior halfback who led Illinois in corino and was • For pre-game Base in Texas, and will second among regular in ru bing and pas · receiving The Team a Stronger one! • fun ... and be commis ioned in this last year, tied the world 's • branch of service follow­ record of :06.1 in the 50- • post-game ing graduation next yard high hurdles while celebrations pring . . . Bobby Mit­ competing for Coach Leo • chell, speedster halfback Johnson's indoor track • of the 1955 Illini, is one team. • • • of five athletically in­ Frank Robinson. At­ • Dining, Dancing and Enter­ c I i n e d brothers in the bnta. Ga., guard, is son • family of Rev. A. J. Mit­ or laf Robinson, Illini tainment night I y in The • • chell, m i n i st e r of the grid captain in 1930 ... Football men Like TOWN and COUNTRY Church of God in Hot Dean Renn, senior end ROOM. • prings, Ark. from West Frankfort, • Ro bert DesEn fants Pete FioRito, Forest ranked s e c o n d in the • • Park guard, is cousin of Big Ten in pass receiv­ R. Wilke's meats. • Frank Salarno, 1953 Georgia captain . . . Senior ing last year with 15 re­ Famous for Fine Food .. • quarterback Em Lindbeck, Kewanee, whose pass­ ceptions for 230 yards Outstanding Service . . • completion averages ranked him first in the Big Ten ... Quarterback Hi I es Hospitality • and fourth in the nation la t sea on, played baseball Stout, Peoria junior, had Abe Woodson • fo r Illinois la t spring, and his batting average of most productive day for • COCKTAIL LOU GE • .370 was second best among Illini. an Illinois quarterback since the regime of Tommy COFFEE SHOP & GRILL • D i ck Nordmeyer, sophomore tackle, attended O'Connell when he threw for 259 yard in a losing • Murphysboro High School for three years, then cause against orth western last year. • moved to Tucson, Ariz., where he was an All-Ameri­ Rolla McMullen, junior halfback, won ten let­ Private parties arranged on • can prep tackle .... "Bud" pence, sophomore half­ ter at Canton High chool, wa II -State in foot ­ We sell better meats . . short notice. • back from Terre Haute, Ind., returned a kickoff 98 ball, and participated in the tate ba ketball tourna­ yards for a touchdown as a prep ... Illinois coaches ment . . . Steve Szabo, junior guard from hicago • hope Ed De Lo n .. g, sophomore quar.terback from was a member of Illinois' 1955 wrestling team. Harry L. Ludwig Waukegan who was state high school half-mile competing in 177-pound, 191-pound, and heavy­ the kind you'll' wont President and Managing Di.rector 655 ROOMS champion in 1953 and 1954, can move a football team weight divisions despite fact that he weigh only with BATH as well as he can move himself ... "Mickey" Bates, about 180 ... Geo rge Brokemond, East Chicago. FIREPROOF GARAGE Kewanee senior, is enthusia tic about his return to Ind., sophomore tackle, is enrolled in liberal art on your own table. right halfback, from where he scored 11 touchdowns and sciences, plans to become a lawyer following to lead the Big Ten scoring parade in 1953. graduation ... Robinson senior Bob Wiman wa Jim Renwick, Ottawa ophomore, was a member regular catcher fo r oach Lee Eilbracht's baseball of the varsity squad during pring drills in 1954, team last spring, now returns to end after a y ar then dropped out of chool and returned this season at fullback in football. fo r his first try at Big Ten football ... Dan Wile, Bob Baietto, treater junior who came to Illinoi sophomore fullback pro pect from Salem, is brother as an end, then was moved to tackle and, sub­ of Don Wile, an all-conference halfback 10 years sequently, to guard li kes his late t position best of ago at Tulsa University ... Percy Oliver, Miami, the three ... Injury has handicapped Rudy Siegert. F la., junior who has been returned from tackle to Pana tackle, through hi fir t two easons of varsity guard, won all-city, all-di trict, and all-state honors football, but he is back for a final try and hopes to 9n.c. as a prep, then played regularly on a national service follow in footsteps of his cou in . Herb and Wayne championship Air Force eleven ... Clem Ryan, Park Siegert, who played regularly fo r Coach Ray Eliot Ridge (Maine) junior, did not see any game action ... Bloomington junior end Gary Francis is nick­ in 1954, dropping off the squad 0011 after begin­ named "Goo-Goo'' after a comic trip character ... Wholesale and Retail ning of fall practice because of an injury. George Walsh, Illinois' red-headed Iri hman from If Coach Ray Eliot wants an opponent's punt Ivesdale who probably packs as much punch a any blocked this season, he's likely to in ert junior end member of the quad, weigh only 180. 175 E. Rid, St.

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22 U. OF ILLINOIS OHIO STATE PROBABLE STARTING LI NEUP Probable Starting Line-up No. Name Pas. No. Nome Position 87 ROD HANSON ______LE 89 BILL M ICHAEL ______LE 70 RUDY SIEGERT ______LT 75 DICK GUY ______LT 62 BOB BAIETTO ______LG 62 JIM PARKER ______LG 55 CLEM RY AN ______C 59 KEN VARGO ______C 76 PERCY OLIVER ______RG 60 DAVE WEAV ER __ __ _ RG 73 DICK NORDMEYER ______RT 79 FRANCIS MACHINSKY __ RT 82 DEAN RENN ______RE 85 LEO BROWN ______RE 10 HILES STOUT ______QB 24 _____ QB 28 HARRY JEFFERSON ______LH 40 HOWARD CASSADY ____ LH 44 " MICKEY" BATES ______RH 44 JERRY HARKRADER _____ RH 37 DAN WILE ______FB 18 LEE WILLIAMS ______FB THE ILLINI SQUAD THE BUCKEYE SQUA D 10 Stout, QB 63 FioRito, G 10 Ledman, QB 59 Vargo, C 11 Lindbeck, QB 64 Bellephant, G 14 Beerman, LH 60 Weaver, RG 15 Schrader, QB 66 Walsh, G 15 Disher, LE 61 Ramser, RG 16 Cannavino, LH 62 Parker, LG 17 Delong, QB 67 Walker, G 18 Williams, FB 63 Jobko, LG 19 Nitschke, QB 68 Iovino, G 23 Crawford, QB 64 Thomas, RG 20 McKown, HB 69 Gordy, G 24 Ellwood, QB 65 Wassmund, RG 22 Mitchell, HB 70 Siegert, T 25 Karow, QB 66 Cole, LG 25 McMullen, HB 71 Johnson, T 26 Theis, QB 67 Ba~ldacci,LG ,t_ 27 Lilientl)o.1,-QB 68 Provenz 27 Nuss, HB 72 Adams, T 28 Booth,'QB- 69 28 Jefferson, HB 73 Nordmeyer, T re ine[.7RG 33 Vicic, FB Nagy, LT 31 Budil, FB 74 Miller, T 35 Trivisonno, FB Perry, RT 36 Hendrickson, FB 75 McAfee, T 36 Cisco, FB Whetst e , RT 37 Wile, FB 76 Oliver, G 40 Cassady, LH ings, RT 43 Roseboro, RH Stoeckel, LT 38 Sutter, FB 78 Brokemond, T 44 Harkrader, RH Guy, LT 40 Woodson, HB 79 Perez, T 45 Sutherin, LH Cook, LT 41 Griswold, HB 80 Badal, E 46 Thompson, RH Ebinger, LT 42 Graeff, HB 81 DesEnfa nts, E 47 Wable, RH 79 Machinsky, RT 44 Bates, HB 82 Renn, E 48 Shedd,LH 80 Zawacki, LE 45 Spence, HB 83 Hall, E 49 Richards, RH 81 Kriss, RE 50 Dillman, C 50 Yochem, C 84 Renwick, E 83 Niederhauser, RE 51 Holdren, RG 52 Minor, C 86 Francis, E 85 Brown, RE 52 Bond,C 55 Ryan,C 87 Hanson, E 53 Barnes, C 86 Humbert, LE 58 Hansen, G 88 Wiman, E 54 Sommer, C 87 Collmar, RE 55 Breehl, C 88 Spears, LE 60 Nelson, G 89 Butler, E 57 Martin, RT 89 Michael, LE 61 Pasko, G 90 Everett, E 58 Quinn, LT 91 Trittipo, RE 62 Baietto, G 93 Gremer, T 97 Sotzing, T

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18 ' 17 13 14 ~ 15 16 l. Offside-when ball is snapped or free illegal return of disqualified player, per­ kicked; encroachment on neutral zone sons illegally on field, rule violation dur­ before snap. ( 5 yds.) ing intermission. ( 15 yds.) 2 . 1llegal Procedure or Position. Usually for 11 . Illegal Use of Hands-as holding, by less than 7 men on offensive line at snap either offense or defense. ( 1 5 yds.) or wing back less than yard behind line at 12. Intentional Grounding of Forward Pass. snap; also for false start, or more than ( 5 yds., loss of down) 2 steps after fair catch. ( 5 yds.) 13. Illegal Pass- two forward passes in one 3. Illegal Motion- by back or lineman, at down, forward pass beyond scrimmage snap. ( 5 yds. ) line, handing ball forward illegally. (5 4 . Illegal Shift-failure to stop full second yds., loss of down ) after shift. ( 15 yds.) J 4 . Interference- with pass receiver or de­ FRED KRISS DONALD NIEDERHAUSER RONALD COOK 5. Illegal Substitution. Entry during pro­ No. 81-End No. 83-End No. 77-Tackle hibited times ( 5 yds.) or before eligible fender (completed pass and 1st down at to return ( l 5 yds. ). spot if by defense, 1 5 yds. and loss of down if by passing team ) ; or with oppor­ 6 . Delay of Game-as for more than 25 sec­ tunity to catch kick. ( 1 5 yds.) onds putting ball in play, interruption of 25-second count by entry of substitute, 15. Ineligible Pass Receiver Downfield. ( 15 or excessive time out. (5 yds.; 15 yds. if yds., loss of down.) team not ready to start half.) l 6 . Batting or Kicking Free Ball or Illegally 7. Personal Foul- such as piling on, hurd­ Touching Free Kick (offended team's ball li ng, tripping, striking, kneeing, kicking, at spot) ; also, In e ligible Receiver Touch­ elbowing, or late tackling. ( 15 yds., pos­ ing Forward Pass (penalty varies with sible disqualification.) spot of foul) ; and man who has been out 8. Clipping- blocking from behind. ( 15 of bounds touching pass. ( loss of down) yds.) 17. Incomplete Forward Pass (no penalty, 9 . Roughing Kicker or Place Kick Holder. but loss of down ) ; Penalty Declined; No ( 15 yds.) Play, or No Score. 10. Unsportsmanlike Conduct. Includes side­ 18. Crawling (5 yds. ) ; or Helping the Run­ li ne coaching, invalid fair-catch signal, ner, or Interlocked Interference. ( J 5 yds.) Prepared by Western Conference Service Bureau, 1955 RICHARD RAMSER JOHN MARTIN No. 61-Guard No. 36-Fullback No. 57-Tackle 44 45 ,.. ~r-: _, ,r-.. -...... --~ I) - ,..,...- - -- -.... ,<' -- ~,.. _ , '"(" I') ~,,.,... ,.,.._...... ()(I •' -- - -- ,.. "" ,v"\ _ ,..... ,.,...--. o'' L) _p ,,..- ,rr-· () rl" ' ri"'"" DU(1 (1 - n c) Oo !,,') /(\ • ('> t \ ,..,...... C) .... "' '"" - rl" ...,.....-- () .., .. - -.,.,.,...... -y\ l\ "",,... --- () ...... l) 0 6 (> -- -- ...... - I'"'("\ ...

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