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3 The The Presidents Athletic Directors
DR. HOWARD L. BEVIS RICHARD C. LARKINS Ohio State University Ohio State University
DR. E. B. FRED GUY SUNDT University of Wisconsin University of Wisconsin 4 5 The Head Coaches
BERNIE SKVARKA ROBERT GRIMES FRED BRUNEY Halfback-Captain End Halfback
Ohio State Players
Photos by House of Portraits
W. W. "WOODY" HAYES Ohio State University
IVAN WILLIAMSON TONY CURClllO RICHARD ANDERSON MARTS BEEKlEY University of Wisconsin Fullback End Halfback 6 7 looooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooocooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo THE OHIO STATE COACHING STAFF HALF TIME MUSIC
Front row, left to right: William Hess, Esco Sarkkinen, William O' Hara, Gene Fekete, William Arnsparger. Back row: Doyt Perry, Ernie Godfrey, W. W. (Woody) Hayes, head coach; Harry Strobel.
MuIC at half-time today opens with a salute and o, after a few mea ·ure ·, they swing into a dance to the niYersity of \Vi consin. As the show begins, tran forming the PRELUDE with a jazz-beat. THINGS YOU MIGHT WANT TO KNOW the band is divided into three groups. The basse To many, aturday afternoon mean opera time and drums are located on the we t SO yard line while and for the e patron of the art, the band becomes STADIUM TICKET OFFICE this office and articles found should be turned in there or to an usher. Addre s inquiries to the Athletic Ticket Office. the remainder of the band i plit into two part a fiery toreador complete with his "capas" as it The Athletic Ticket Office is located in the southeast so that there is a group on each 10 yard line. strut to the tirring TOREAD R SONG from tower of the Stadium. It is open from 9 a.m. to 4 :30 p.m. In this position, a fanfare by harle Carter, ba eel Biet's '' ARMEN". Monday through Friday and 9 a.m. to 12 noon, on Satur FIRST AID STATIONS day. The Ticket Office telephone number i KL. 1637. upon the Wisconsin fight song is sounded. While So as not to neglect the other extreme, the music Emergency medical treatment is available in special first aid quarters back of Sections 11 and 12 in "B" deck. A playing ON WIS O I , the high- tepping changes to W ALI{I ' TO Ml OURI and the GAME TIME mobile station also is available on the ground at the north groups converge to form a large ''\i\l"' in honor of " farching 120" depict the "poor little robin". west section of the stadium under "A" deck. today' gridiron opponent. ~ow it i: time for an old favorite. Reminiscing All h@me games begin at 2 p.m. Ea tern tandard Time. As the band halts, the public addre s reveals that for a moment, with the ever popular TEA FOR Gates are opened at 12 :30 p.m. PUBLIC TELEPHONES today we are to attend a ''Record Se ion" with the TvVO, the band form a tea pot pouring into two Pay telephone are located on the ground floor and also band acting a a favorite disc jockey spinning elec cup. TICKETS outside the ticket office at the south east corner of the tions uited to everyone' taste. No how of this type would be complete without Tickets, if available, are on ale at the various ticket tadium. The band fir t recall , for tho e who are fond of including a tune as. ociated with a widely-known booths to the north, east and south of the stadium. o tickets may be purchased on game Saturday except at the RADIOS AND MOVIE CAMERAS mu ical comedy, Roger and Hammer tein' great recording personality. o, a "man"-made cloud ticket booths. There i no game day sale in the ticket favorite, 'South Pacific", with the romantic B LI which drop tears a ro s the field portrays THE office. The "will call" window is located in the ticket of Western onference rules forbid spectators having either HAI as they form an island scene with a moon over LITTLE WHlTE CLOUD THAT CRIED. fice. No business relative to future games i t1·ansacted on portable radio or movie camera in the stands. These may a palm tree. the day of a game. Reque ts for tickets to future games be checked in the Ticket Office and claimed upon departure The "Record Session" is over and the formation should be directed to the Ticket Office, Stadium, Ohio State from the game. As the mu ic change to the ponderous Rachmani breaks to the alway - rou ing B CKE YE BAT University. noff PRELUDE I C# MI OR, the band out TLE CRY. A l\Jusic at Half-Time come to a PUBLIC ADDRESS ANNOUNCEMENTS line a grand piano for the benefit of those who lo e, the band take· the hape of an Ohio monogram LOST AND FOUND ARTICLES No announcement. arc eve,· made over the taclium public appreciate a more classic type of music. Members of and once more the poignant train of CARME addres system except under the gravest circumstances, such the band, however, lean away from the long hair OHIO echo over the tadium. A lost-and-found department is maintained at the Ticket as serious illness or accident. Yindly refrain from requesting Office until after the game. Lo es hould be reported at this service.
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8 9 MEET THE BADGERS CARMEN OHIO ALAN D. AMECHE football d1:1ring his prep career but was named Illinois Words by Fred A. Cornell, '06 Sophomore ... 6-0 ... 205 ... Kenosha ... Birthdate all-state, all-conference, all-Chicago area q.b. in 1948 (Spanish Chant) was June 1, 1933-0ne of the outstanding freshman .. starred in base'ball for three years as a catcher. players in the nation last year and one of the finest KENTON A. PETERS Ohl come let's sing Ohio's praise, And songs to Alma Mater raise; fullbacks in Wisconsin history ... Set Big Ten record While our hearts rebounding thrill, With joy which death alone Senior ... 6-1 ... 191 ... Glen ElJyn, Ill .... Birth can still. for rushing with 774 yards in 147 attempts (Also date was Sept. 22, 1931-A lea CLAR ENCE STENSBY DAVE SUMINSKI JIM TEMP Gua rd Tackle End Wisconsin Players Left to right:-George Lanphear, Paul Shaw, Fred Marsh, Ivan Williamson, head coach; Milt Bruhn, Bob O' Dell. 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Name Pas. • week-end at 11 Ernst, Richard ------RH 12 ** Bruney, Fred ______LH 14 *Doyle, Richard ------·- FB • 15 Knecht, Gilbert ______LH 19 Howell, Carroll LH 20 *Borton, John ______QB 21 Petersen, William ______QB 22 Leggett, David QB 23 Koder, Robert ______QB 24 Weed, Thurlow ______QB 25 ** Curcillo, Tony ______RH 28 *Wilks, William ______QB 30 Ludwig, Paul ------FB 32 Bechtel, Earl ------FB 33 ** Koepnick, Robert ______RH 35 Gibbs, Jack ______FB 36 ** Hlay, John ______FB 40 Cassady, Howard ______LH 42 *Goodsell, Douglas ______FB 43 Gambill, David ------RH 44 **Skvarka, Bernie ------LH 45 Watkins, Robert ------RH 46 Bond, Robert ------RH 47 *Rosso, George ------RH 48 *Beekley, Marts ______RH " That halfback got away so fast he must have been in a new 49 Young, Richard ____ LH 50 Ruehl, James ______c Plymouth." 51 *Krisher, Jerry ------C 53 *Merrell, James ------C 54 Nosky, Richard ______G 55 Thornton, Robert ------C 56 Dawdy, Donald ______C 58 Mott, William ___C Your Friendly 59 Te rnent, William ------LG McCLURE 60 Sidell, Rollo ______LG CHRYSLER 62 *Takacs, Michael ------····-······--LG 6~ *Reichenbach, James ______RG • The NEIL HOUSE NESBITT PLYMOUTH 64 Williams, David ______LG MOTOR CORP. 65 McEntee, Jervis ------G DEALERS 66 Roberts, Robert ______LG • Noted for Hospitality ... for Food 1505 E. 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Ludwig, 92 Ashton, William ______LE • President and Managing Director * Indicates letter. • • 20 3113?1'1!>/:J ?J3Hl0 .AN'I Nl!Hl Q131:l?J31S3H:J .An8 N3WOM QNlf N3W 3!>3770:J 3?JOW 01 3 1:1 H lS 3 H 1/JIOWS noA N3HM WISCONSIN SQUAD OHIO STATE SQUAD II 3lSVJ-ll 3!:IV 11-Ernst ' 54 B 20 5'9" 168 11-Destache '55 B 21 5'9" 170 12-Bruney '53 B 20 5'10" 172 12-Haluska ' 55 B 19 5' 10" 165 14-Doyle '53 B 22 6' 189 15-Burks ' 53 B 21 5'8" 165 15-l{necht '55 B 19 5'10" 180 16-Canny ' 54 B 21 5' 11 " 175 19-Howell '55 B 19 5'9" 167 17-Schencker ' 56 B 18 5'9" 160 20-Borton ' 55 B 19 6'1" 197 18-Dornburg ' 54 B 20 5' 8" 190 21-Peterscn ' 5 3 B 23 6' 200 19-Shwaiko '56 B 18 5'9" 185 N \\ 21-Hable ' 53 B 21 6'3" 172 B 19 6' 196 NVSV31d 22-Leggett '55 n ON 23-Koder ' 54 B 20 5'10" 185 23-Torresani ' 53 B 22 5'9" 165 24-Weed ' 55 B 19 5'5" 128 24-Vergetis ' 54 B 20 5'9" 170 25-Curcillo '53 B 21 6'1" 198 26- Bonofiglio ' 55 B 19 5'9" 163 28-Wiiks '53 B 21 6'2" 182 31 - Dixon '54 B 20 6' 179 30-Ludwig ' 56 B 18 6'3" 212 32-L;iDuke ' 56 E 23 6' 185 32-Bechtel '54 B 20 6'2" 192 33-Lamphere '54 B 21 6'2" 198 33-Kocpnick '53 B 21 6' 194 34-Gitlih: ' 56 B 18 5' 11 " 183 36-Hlay '53 B 22 6'1" 204 35-Ameche ' 55 B 19 6' 205 40-Cassady '56 B 18 5'10" 168 38- Rutenberg ' 54 B 24 5 10" 175 42-Goodsell ' 55 B 19 6'2" 192 41-Carl ' 54 B 20 5' 11 " 176 43-Gambill '53 B 21 5'11" 177 42-Schmidt ' 54 B 20 5' 7" 187 44-Skvarka '53 B 21 5'9" 182 43-Proctor ' 54 B 21 5' 11 " 187 45-Watkins '55 B 20 5'9" 188 44-Hansen ' 54 B 22 5' 11 " 170 46-Bond '56 B 19 6' 1" 182 45-Bratt ' 55 B 19 6' 175 47-Rosso '54 B 22 5'1 O" 174 46-Hutchinson ' 53 B 23 5' 10" 160 48-Beekley '53 B 21 5'9" 183 49-Witt ' 54 B 20 5' 10" 184 SO-Ruehl '55 c 21 6'2" 210 SO-Craine ' 5~ c 22 6'2" 205 51-Krisher '55 c 19 6' 230 51-Gray ' 56 T 19 6' 1" 190 53-Merrell '54 c 20 6'3" 222 52-Cwatna ' 54 B 20 6' 1" 201 54-Nosky ' 54 E 20 6' 190 53-Simkowski ' 53 c 21 5' 11 " 189 55-Thornton '54 c 20 6' 196 54-Messner ' 55 c 18 5' 11 " 185 21 6'1" 56-Dawdy '54 c 200 55-Walsdorf '56 G 19 6' 190 58-Mott '55 20 6'2" 190 c 60-Amundsen ' 55 5' 11 " 59-Ternent ' 53 G 20 6'1" 197 G 19 195 60-Sidell '54 G 21 6' 209 61-Brandt ' 55 G 19 5' 10" 185 62-Takacs '54 G 22 6' 208 62-0'Brien '53 G 21 5'10" 187 63-Reichenbach ' 55 G 19 5'1 O" 216 63-Stensby '53 G 19 5'11" 187 64-Williams '55 G 20 5'11" 215 64-Steinmetz ' 53 c 21 6'3" 192 66-Roberts '54 G 20 5'11" 188 65-Culseth '54 B 20 6' 210 68-Riticher '55 G 19 5'10" 212 G 22 6' 190 70- Schiller '55 T 18 6'2" 252 G 21 5' 11 " 195 71 - Myers '55 T 19 6'5" 225 72-Schumacher '55 T 20 6' 210 T 21 6' 190 73- Jacoby '54 T 20 5'11" 222 G 25 5' 10" 195 G 19 5'9" 195 75- Hietikko ' 53 T 21 230 1 76- Denker ' 54 T 20 6' 1" 219 T 18 6' 200 77- Swartz ' 55 T 19 6' 1" 230 T 19 6' 186 78-Edgin gton 54 T 21 6'3" 209 T 22 6'3" 259 79- Vavroch ' 53 T 21 6'1 " 203 G 20 5' 7" 185 SO-Grimes ' 53 E 21 6' 1" 196 T 21 5 11 " 218 81 - Maddox ' 54 E 22 6' 2" 200 E 21 6'2" 196 82- Anderson 53 E 22 6' 1" 192 E 18 6'2" 205 83- Du gger ' 55 E 19 62 16 84-Croy '55 E 19 6'1" 181 E 20 6' 183 85-Joslin ' 54 E 21 6' 187 E 20 6'2" 188 86-Campbell '55 E 21 5'11" 185 '" ' 55 E 18 6' 1" 177 88-Hague '54 E 20 6' 192 -Andrykowski ' 53 E 22 6' 1" 185 89-Corbitt '55 E 20 6'1" 190 89- Peters '53 E 21 6'1" 191 90- Thomas '53 E 21 6'1" 194 90- VosS' ' 55 E 19 6'3" 185 91 -Manyak '53 E 22 6' 1" 191 93-Miller '53 T 21 6' 197 92-Ashton '55 E 19 6'1" 190 94- Lundin ' 55 B 21 5' 10" 17~ FACTS ABOUT 1952 OP PONE NTS Un iversity of Wiscon sin IN DIANA Located: Bloomington Name of Stadium: Memorial (33,774) Founded: 1820 Football Coach: Bernie Crimmins Enrollment : 13,386 Series Record: OSU won 20; Indiana, 10; Playing Numbers Nick no.me: Hoosiers 3 ties. No. Colors: Crimson and 1951 Record: Won 2, Lost Name Pos. • Cream Lettermen Returning: 26 ·o 11 Destache, Darwin __ HB 12 Haluska, James D. ------_ QB PURDUE 15 *Burks, Archie Roy -· _ ------_ HB Located : Lafayette Name of Stadium: Ross-Ade (52.000) 16 Canny, Thomas F. --·-- __ _ HB Founded : 1869 Football Coach: "Stu" Holcomb 17 Schencker, Bernard _ HB Enronment: 11.000 Series Record: OSU won 9; Purdue, 4 ; 18 *Dornburg, Roger M. _ LB Nickname: Boiler- 1 tie. 19 Shwaiko, Paul _ HB makers 1951 R ecord: Won 5, Lost Hable, Burton F. Colors: Old Gold and Lettermen Returning : 30 21 QB Black 23 Torresani, John A. HB 24 Vergetis, Gust G. _ QB 26 Bonoflglio, Maria A. WISCONSIN QB 31 Dixon, John T. _ HB Located : Madison Name of Stadium: Camp Randall (51.000) 32 LoDuke, David _ E Founded: 1848 Football Coach : Ivan Williamson 33 Lamphere, Robert G. _ FB Enrollmen t: 14,460 Series Record: OSU won 12, Wisconsin 6; 34 Nickname: Badgers S ties. Gitlitz, Michael -· FB Colors: Cardinal and 1951 Record: Won 7, Lost 1, Tied 1 35 * Ameche, Alan D. FB White Lettermen Returning: 17 38 Rutenberg, William E. FB 41 *Carl, Harland I. __ HB __ G WASHINGTON STATE 42 Schmidt, Bernhard R. 43 Proctor, Thomas L. _ LB Located: Pullman Name of Stadium: Rogers (25,000) 44 Hansen, Wayne N. FB Founded: 1870 Football Coach : Alton Kircher Enrollment: 5,894 Series Record : First meeting 45 Bratt, Clarence M. HB Nickname: Cougars 1951 Record: Won 7, Lost 3 46 *Hutchinson, Bill E. _ HB Colors : Crimson and Lettermen Returning : 20 49 *Witt, Gerald 0 . _ HB Gray 50 Craine, James E. __ c 51 Gray, Wells 0 . __T IOWA 52 Cwayna, Michael B. LB *Simkowski, George R. _ c Located: Iowa City Name of Stadium: Iowa (53,000) 53 54 Messner, Gary R. ___ _ c Founded: 1847 Football Coach: Forest Evashevski ___ G Enrollment: 8,192 Serles Record: OSU won 8 ; Iowa, 5 ; 55 Wolsdorf, Gerald E. _ Nickname: Hawkeyes 2 ties 60 Amundsen, Norman R. --·------G o. Colors: Old Gold and 1951 Record : Won 2, Lost 5, Tied 2 61 Brandt, William F. __ G Dia ck Lettermen Returning : 16 62 *O'Brien, George E. _G 63 *Stensby, Clarence F. G NORTHWESTERN 64 *Steinmetz, George P. G Located: Evanston Name of Stadium: Dyche (54,000) 65 Gulseth, Wendell 0 . LB Founded: 1851 Football Coach : Robert Voigts 66 Roberts, Ronald D. _ G Enrollment: 7,699 Series Record: OSU won 19; North 67 *Kenned~ Robert A. _ G Nickname: Wildcats western 9 ; 1 tie 68 *Prchlik, Arthur R. ___ T Colors: Purple and 1951 Record: Won 5, Lost 4 69 Durkin, Terry _ G Wh ite Lettermen Returning: 26 70 Hoegh, Mark W. _ ------_G 71 *Suminski, David M. T PITTSBURGH 73 Ronzia , Edward ------__T Now-Nitely thru Oct. 1 Located : Pittsburgh Name of Stadium: Pitt (60,000) 74 Ursin, Donald J. T HARRY RANCH And His Comedy And Founded: 1787 Football Coach : Lowell Dawson 75 *Berndt, Charles W. T Enrollment: 16,000 Series Record: OSU won 12 ; Pitt 3 ; Oct. 2 thru Oct. 15 76 Pierce, Donald _ G Nickname: Panthers l tie 77 Martin, Carl R. _ T Colors: Blue and Gold 1951 Record: Won 3, Lost G ... the incomparable HILDEGARDE Wimmer, Hugo F. E Lettermen Returning : 25 81 Oct. 16 thru Oct. 29 0 82 Temp. James A. E 84 Walker, Jack L. E WALLY GRIFFIN, famous pianist-songster ILLINOIS Radio, TV and Recording Star 85 Wuhrman, Jerald L. E Located: Champaign Name of Stadium : Memorial (71,119) 86 Esser, Norbert J. E Oct. 30 thru Nov. 12 Founded: 1868 Football Coach : Ray Eliot 87 Locklin, Ronald E. E Enrollment: 15,350 Series Record: OSU won 22; Illinois, 15 ; 88 *Andrykowski, Ervi n M. E Nickname: Illini S ties Colors: Orange and 1951 Record : Won 9, Lost 0, Tied 1 89 *Peters, Kenton A. E Blue Lettermen Returning: 24 90 *Voss, Donald P. _ E 93 Mill er, William H. T MICHIGAN 94 Lundin, Keith E. HB Located: Ann Arbor Name of Stadium: Michigan (97,239) Founded: 1817 Football Coach: Bennie Oosterbaan *In dicates Lettermen. Enrollment: 18,800 Series Record : Michigan won 32; OSU, Nickname: Wolverines 12; 4 ties Colors: Maize and Blue 1951 Record: Won 4, Lost 5 Lettermen Returning : 28 25 [(. Wilke Medts, Inc. Makes The Tedm That is, Wilke makes The Team a Stronger one! • JAMES REICHENBACH WILLI AM WILKS JAMES RUEHL Football men Like Guard Quarterback Center Wilke's meats. Ohio State Players 1 The safest surface for driving is v • Photos by House of Port:ratt& also the safest for modern air ports. Through the years, asphalt has proved to be the best and We sel I better meats . . safest for both. Lower mainte nance and lower first-cost both the kind you'll want make asphalt the most econom- ical pavement. on your own table. OBIO ROAD IMPROVEMENT CO. ~ O UMBUS, ORIO [(. Wilke Meats, Inc. • ,tc~ * * 1(* * .. Wholesale and Retail * 175 E. 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FL. 2623 NORBERT ESSER WENDELL GULSETH BURT HABLE enlarged dining place of superb End Halfback Quarterbac~ beauty. See the Master Mural depicting East Side Cab Company FE. 5511 the Beautiful and Historic Ohio. Columbus Taxicab Co. FL. 3440 Other Mills Restaurants in Cleveland and Cincinnati. In Detroit, Greenfield's Restaurants under same management. SMITH - STEVENS TAILORING CO. • CUSTOM TAILORING • DRY CLEANING • A LERA TIONS • FORMAL WEAR RENTALS 1894 N. High at 16th Ave. Oppo1ite OSU WA. 9373 Don A. Smith & John S. Steven,, Co-ownen JAMES HALUSKA BILL HUTCHINSON BOB KENNEDY Quarterback Halfback Guard 28 29 ICE The Complete Bakery Line! COAL The Womans Baking Company is an exclustve baker of fine bakery products for restaurant~ and hotes, schools, and institutions. Stoker COAL For 61 years baking 54 different items of good to eat baked goods. Regular route service six CHARCOAL - ICE CUBES days a week. Emergency service at anytime. 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Photos by Hou.•e of Portraits See us for FREE HOME TRIAL FREAR - GIMRE 1544 C1eveland Ave. WA. 3060 DROP IN AFTER THE GAME Dancing-Good Food and Drink- Fine Service THE NEW SENECA COLUMBUS' OWN OPERATED HOTEL FACILITIES FOR ANY SIZE PARTY OR MEETING VISIT OUR SMART COCKTAIL LOUNGE E. Broad at Grant l'hone MAin 2341 9tntnty ~tChOS Pres. & Gen. Mgr. THOMAS HAGUE HOWARD CASSADY DOUG GOODSELL End Halfback Halfback 35 34 JACK TAYLOR ONE OF OLYMPIC STARS TELLINGS One of the Ohio tate U niversity star in the 1952 Olympics was Jack Taylor, of Akron, Ohio, who, in The addition to being a candidate last pring far the Big Ten Athletic cholarship Award, won nine Western Quality Conference swimming titles while a Buckeye com petitor for oach Mike Peppe. Ice Cream Taylor, who finished third in the JOO meter back stroke in the Olympic , wa a member of the ollege All-American wimming team for three years. Hi 245 E. Town St. AD. 2171 Big Ten titles included 1500 meters free tyle (2) , 100 yard backstroke (2), 150 yard backstroke, 200 yard backstrnke, (2) and 440 backstroke. He also was a member of the 300 yard medlay team in 1952: ational ollegiate crowns include;-1500 meters GAINING IN free style, 100 yard backstroke, 150 yard backstroke A tradition on Campus FAVOR WITH and 200 yard backstroke. His national A.A.U. titles THE CROWD were 100 and 150 yard backstroke. T aylor, who wa Since 1902 ••. for a member of the All-American AAU team in 195 1. Breakfast, Lunch And Dinner was a world record holder in the 100 yard backstroke 6:30 a .m. to 9 p.m. in the time of 56.5 econds. Daily and Sunday His extra curricular activities at Ohio State Uni versity included vice president of Ohio Stater , Inc. , vice president of Varsi ty "O " Association and vice president of Sigma Chi fraternity. He al o was elected to three honorary societie ;-Romophos, Bucket and HIGH ST. AT I ~o'" Dipper a nd phinx. AT THE GATEWAY TO THE CAMPUS KUENNI N G'S 19 NOR TH H IGH STREET ll~•ST A URANl.' PENALTIES Ohio's Most Chittenden Hotel LOSS OF FIVE YARDS 14. Any violation of the scrimmag·e 27. Defensive holding. formation. 28. Invalid Signal fo r Fair Catch. Modern Hotel 1. Taking more than five times out Home of Famous Purple Cow during either half ( except for replace LOSS OF FIFTEEN YARDS OTHER PENALTIES ment of injured player). T H E 15. Team not ready to play at sched 29. triking an opponent with fist, and The Oasis Cocktail Bar 2. Illegal delay of game. uled time. fo rearm, elbow or locked hands, kick 3. Failure to complete ubstitution 16. Violation of rules during intermis ing or kneeing-Mandatory disq uali before play starts. sion. fica ti on of offending player plus loss of 4. Violation of kickoff formation. fifteen yards. 17. Illegal return of suspended player. FORT HAYES 5. Player out of bounds when scrim 30. Foul within the one yard line 18. Interference by member of offen half the distance to the goal. mage begins. sive team with defensive player mak COLUMBUS FOR FOOD AND BEVERAGES 6. Putting ball in play before Referee ing pas interception. (Also loss of 31 . Interference by defensive team on signal "Ready-for-Play". ,down.) forward pass-passing team's ball at PRIVATE DINING ROOM 7. Failure to maintain proper align 19. Interference with opportunity of pot of fo ul. ment of offensive team when ball i. 350 ROOMS LARGE BALL ROOM player of receiving team to catch a 32. Forward pa s being touched by in snapped. Also, backfield man illegally kick. eligible receiver beyond the line of ALL WITH BATH in motion. BREAKFASTS, LUNCHEONS - DINNERS 20. Illegal use of hand or ann by scrimmage-loss of fifteen yards from 8. Offside by either team or encroach offensive player. spot of preceding down and loss of a Mandarin Cocktail Lounge REASONABLE PRICES ment on neutral zone. 2 1. Tackling or blocking defensive down. Attractively Appointed Coffee Shop 9. Attempt to draw opponents offside. player who has made fair catch. 3 3. Illegal touching of kicked ball Beautiful Crystal Dining Room 22. Roughing the kicker. within opponent's ten yard line The Purple Cow Coffee Shop is recommended by 10. Crawling by runner. All Public Rooms Air-Conditioned 23. Piling up, hurdling, cl ipping. touchback. 11. Illegal forward pass (includes in Recommended in Duncan Hines' Books, " Adventures in Good Duncan Hines in his book, " Adventures in Good Eating" 24. Tackling player out of bounds, or 34. Flagrantly rough play or unsports Eating" and " Lodging for a Night." tentional grounding of forward pass). manlike conduct-Mandatory disquali Al o lo of down. running into player obviously out of play. fication plus lo of fifteen yards. GENE BROWN 12. Taking more than two steps after W. 8. FLOWERS 25. Coa hing from sidel ines. 35. E li gible pa r ceiver who goes out Fair Catch is made. Manager 26. Failure to stop one full econd fol of bounds and later touche a forward Manager 13. Player on line receiving snap. lowing hift. pass- los of down. R. I. GRIFFITH, MANAGING DIRECTOR 36 37 OHIO STATE FOOTBALL ROSTER Na. Name Pos. Wgt. Hgt. Age Clan Home Town ·a2 • Anderson, Richard .. ____ RE 192 6-1 22 Senior Portsmouth 92 Ashton, William ______LE 190 6-1 19 Sophomore Piqua 32 Bechtel, Earl ---·- ______FB 192 6-2 20 Junior Fredericktown 48 *Beekley, Marts ------·-·--RH 183 5-9 21 Senior Sharonville 46 Bond, Robert ______RH 182 6-1 19 Freshman Akron 20 *Borton, John ______QB 197 6-1 19 Sophomore Alliance 12 **Bruney, Fred ______LH 172 5-10 20 Senior Martins Ferry 86 Campbell, Jack -----·------RE 185 5-11 21 Sophomore New Philadelphia 40 Cassady, Howard _ ... LH 168 5-10 18 Freshman Columbus 89 Corbitt, Walter ------·--LE 190 6-1 20 Sophomore Portsmouth 84 Croy, Jack LE 181 6-1 19 Sophomore Dayton 25 **Curcillo, Tony ------FB 198 6-1 21 Senior Elyria 56 Dawdy, Donald ______C 200 6 -1 21 Junior Cincinnati 76 Denker, Irv ---·--·------LT 219 6-1 20 Junior New York, N.Y. 14 *Doyle, Richard -····------FB 189 6-0 22 Senior Rochester, Pa. 83 Dugger, Dean ______RE 216 6-2 19 Sophomore Charleston, W.Va. 78 Edgington, Harry ______LT 209 6-3 21 Junior Toledo 11 Ernst, Richard ______RH 168 5-9 20 Junior Cincinnati 43 Gambill, David ____ .______RH 177 5-9 21 Senior Portsmouth 42 *Goodsell, Douglas ______FB 192 6-2 19 Sophomore Columbus 80 **Grimes, Robert ______LE 196 6-1 21 Senior Middletown RICHAR D ERNST RAY RITIC HER HARRY EDGINGTON 74 *Guthrie, George . ______RT 221 6-1 20 Senior Columbus Tackle Halfback Guard 88 Hague, Thomas _____ LE 192 6-0 20 Junior Rocky River 75 **Hietikko, James LT 230 6-3 21 Senior Conneaut 36 ** Hlay, John ______FB 204 6-1 22 Senior Niles 19 Howell, Carroll LH 167 5-9 19 Sophomore Portsmouth 73 *Jacoby, George ______RT 222 5-11 20 Junior Toledo 85 *Joslin, Robert ______RE 187 6-0 21 Junior Middletown Ohio State Players 15 Knecht, Gilbert ______LH 180 5-10 19 Sophomore Limo 23 Koder, Robert _ QB 185 5-10 20 Junior Toledo Photos by House of Portraits 33 **Koepnick, Robert ____ RH 194 6-0 21 Senior Dayton 51 *Krishner, Jerry C 230 6-0 19 Sophomore Massillon 22 Leggett, David ______QB 196 6-0 19 Sophomore New Philadelphia 30 Ludwig, Paul ______FB 212 6-3 18 Freshman Marion 81 Maddox, Joel RE 200 6-2 20 Junior Cleveland 91 Manyak, John ______LE 191 6-1 22 Senior Warren 53 *Merrell, James ------C 222 6-3 20 Junior Geneva 58 Mott, William C 190 6-2 20 Sophomore Proctorville 71 Myers, Robert . RT 225 6-5 19 Sophomore Springfield 21 Petersen, William ------QB 200 6-0 23 Senior Cleveland 63 *Reichenbach, James --- . RG 216 5-10 19 Sophomore Massillon 68 Riticher, Ray RG 212 5-10 19 Sophomore Toledo 66 Roberts, Robert ______LG 188 5-11 20 Junior Zanesville 47 * Rosso, George RH 174 5-10 22 Junior Pittsburgh, Po. 50 Ruehl, James c 210 6-2 21 Sophomore Cumberland, Md . 70 Schiller, Richard ·-----RT 252 6-2 18 Sophomore Bellaire 72 Schumacher, James RT 210 6-0 20 Sophomore Massillon 60 Sidell, Rollo ------______LG 209 6-0 21 Junior Oak Harbor 44 **Skvarka, Bernie (C) ______LH 182 5-9 21 Senior Struthers 77 Swartz, Donald . LT 230 6-1 19 Sophomore Newark 62 *Takacs, Michael ______LG 208 6-0 22 Junior Massillon 59 Ternent, William ______LG 197 6-1 20 Senior Columbus 90 *Thomas, Richard ______LE 194 6-1 21 Senior Martins Ferry 55 Thornton, Robert C 196 6-0 20 Junior Willard 79 Vavroch, William ------LT 203 6-1 21 Senior Cleveland 45 Watkins, Robert ______RH 188 5-9 20 Sophomore New Bedford, Mass. 24 Weed, Thurlow QB 128 5-5 19 Sophomore Columbus 28 *Wilks, William ___QB 182 6-2 21 Senior Hamilton 64 Williams, David ·-----LG 215 5.11 20 Sophomore Pittsburgh, Po. *denotes letter GE RALD SCHWARTZ TAD WEED HAROLD MARTIN Mana ger Place-kicker Manager 38 39 THE Howard Johnson's HISS STAMP lee Cream Shoppes and Restaurants UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN ROSTER OF COMPANY No. Nam• Pos. Wgt. Hgt. Age Cla ss Home Town COLUMBUS, OHIO 35 *Ameche, Alan D. ______fB 205 6-0 19 Sophomore Kenosha 60 Amundsen, Norman R. ______G 195 5-11 19 Sophomore Chicago, Il l. 88 *Andrykowski, Ervin M. ___ __E 185 6-1 22 Senior Milwaukee HERMAN A. BLOOM 75 *Berndt, Charles W. ______T 259 6-3 22 Senior Wausau • Kenosha President and General Manager 26 Bonofiglio, Mario A. _ _ . --· QB 163 5 .9 19 Sophomore 5-10 19 Appleton BEFORE AND AFTER THE GAME 61 Brondr, William F. ··-··--·· -·- ___ G 185 Sophomore 45 Broll, Clarence M. -----·--·--······· HB 175 6 -0 19 Sophomore Miamisburg, O . 15 *Burks, Archie Roy ______HB AVOID IN-TOWN PARKING PROBLEMS 165 5 -8 21 Senior Louisville, Ky. 16 Conny, lhomas F. -·------HB 175 5-11 21 Junior Chicago, Ill. RUBBER, BRASS AND STEEL 41 *Corl, Harland I. • ·-·----- HB 176 5-11 20 Junior Greenwood 50 Craine, Jomes E. ----·-·--- C 205 6-2 22 Senior Watertown • 52 Cwoyna, M:choel B. _ LB 201 6-1 20 Junior Sheboygan MARKING DEVICES 11 Dastache, Darwin _ .. _ ····-··- HB 170 5-9 21 Sophomore Green Bay Three Convenient Locations 31 Dixon, John T. ········-·---·- HS 179 6-0 20 Junior Wisconsin Dells BRONZE TABLETS 18 *Dornburg, Roger M. ______LB 190 5-8 20 Junior Naperville, Ill. 69 Durkin, Terry _ -··-·-- G 195 5-10 25 Senior Madison 86 Esser, Norbert J . ------__ .... E 188 6-2 20 Junior Madison NUMBERING MACHINE • 34 G:tlitz, Michael ___ _ FB 183 5-11 18 Freshman Chicago, Ill. 51 Gray, Wells 0 . ______LB 190 6-1 19 Freshman Lorain, Ohio East Broad Street and James Road 65 Gulseth, W t ndell 0. _ ...•..... LB 210 6-0 20 Junior Madison 2 1 Hobie, Burton F. ______QB 5090 North High Street 172 6-3 21 Senior Bloomer 195 EAST LONG STREET 12 Haluska, James D. ______QB 165 5-10 19 Sophomore Racine 44 Hansen, Woyne N. ···--····- . FB 170 5-11 22 Junior Racine COLUMBUS, OHIO 1313 Olentangy River Road 70 Hoegh, Mork W ...... •. G 195 5 .9 19 Junior Kaukauna 46 *Hutchinson, Will:am E. .. . HB 160 5-10 23 Senior Chicago, Il l. 67 *Kennedy, Robert A. G 195 5 -11 21 Senior Rhinelander 32 LaDuke, David E 185 6-0 23 Freshman Three Rivers, Mass. 33 Lamphere, Robert G. FB 198 6-2 21 Junior Geneva, Ill. 87 Locklin, Ronald E. __ ----·-· E 177 6-1 18 Sophomore Appleton 94 Lundin, Keith E. ... ------··· HS 175 5-10 21 Sophomore Iron River, Mich. 77 Mortin, Corl R. .. _ ------· T 218 5 -11 21 Senior Highland Park 54 Messner, Gory R. ··------C 185 5-11 18 Sophomore Madison T H E 93 Miller, W illiam H. . ___ T 197 6-0 21 Senior Whitewater DAVID DAVIES, Inc. 6 2 *O ' Brien, George E. ------··-· G 187 5 -10 21 Senior Park Ridge, Ill. 89 *Pet: rs, Kenton A. E 191 6 -1 21 Senior Glen Ellyn, Ill. 76 Pierce, Donald ------. G 185 5 .7 20 Freshman Stillwater, Minn. SHAW-DAVIS CO. 68 *Prchlik, Arthur R. .. _ ...• _ T 19) 6 -0 21 Senior Cleveland, 0 . Meat Packers 43 Proctor, Thomas l. __ . ··- LB 187 5-11 21 Senior Lockland, 0. 66 Roberts, Ronald D. G 190 6-0 22 Junior Chicago, Ill. 7 3 Ronzio , Edward ••. .. T 200 6-0 18 Sophomore Kenosha FUNERAL HOMES Columbus, 0.- Zanesville, 0 . 38 Ru tenbe rg, William E. FB 175 5-10 24 Senior Chicago, Ill. 17 Schencker, 8 : rnord . HB 160 5-9 18 Freshman Chicago, Ill. 34 W. 2nd Ave. UN. 4155- 4156 42 Schmidt, Ber nhord R. --- .... G 187 5-7 20 Junior Milwaukee 19 Shwoiko, Paul ______.... ·--- HB 185 5-9 18 Freshman Kenosha 53 *Simkowski, George R. -- _ C 189 5 -11 21 Senior Chicago, Ill. 64 *Steinmetz, George P. ·- ...... G 192 6 -3 21 Senior Madison Serving All Ohio 63 *Ste nsby, Clorence F. G 187 5-11 19 Sophomo re Chicago, Ill. Columbus' Newest Funeral Home 71 *Suminski, David M. _ T 198 5 -10 21 Senior Ashland Ohio's Favorite Meat Products 82 Temp, Jomes A. E 205 6 -2 18 Sophomore LoCrosse and Chapel 4341 N. High St. 23 Torresani, John A. -·· __ HB 165 5.9 22 Senior W isconsin Rapids 74 Ursin, Donald J . T 186 6 -0 19 Sophomore Chicago, Ill. LA. 2600 24 Vergetis, Gust G . --· QB 170 5-9 20 Junior Milwaukee 90 *Voss, D~nold P. -----·- ___ E 185 6 -3 19 Sophomo re Milwaukee JE. 3600 84 Walker, Jock l. .... _ E 190 6-0 23 Sophomore Madison 55 Wolsdorf, Gerold E. . G 190 6-0 19 Freshma n Oconomowoc 81 Wimme r, Hugo F. E 195 6-2 21 Senior Sheboygan LATEST CADILLAC 49 *Witt, G erold 0 . HB 184 5-10 20 Junior Marshfie ld 85 Wuhrmon, Jerald l. E 183 6-0 20 Junio r Milw aukee AMBULANCES *Denotes le tterme n. Serving the Stadium since its inception Look for the Diamond-Shaped Harry H. Shaw, J r. Rob ert J . Sha w Double "D" Emblem "The Offirial W ntrh for Timing This Game is Longines- the World's Most. 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