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H. 0. (FRITZ) CRISLER Director of Athletics

DR. NOVICE G. FAWCETT President, The Ohio State University

CHALMERS (BUMP) ELLIOTT Head Football Coach

DR. HARLAN HATCHER DR. MARCUS PLANT President, University of Michigan Faculty Representative 2 3 Personnel of The Marching Band

FRED M. DART CHARLES L. SPOHN Assistant Director Director

Name High School Nan:ae High School

TROMBONIUM BASSES Crites, Harold Wilmington Arnold, Jeff New Philadelphia Dick, David Bellefontaine Battle, Lynwood Cincinnati Wolnut Hills Staff: Name High School Elsass, David Perry High, Canton Bendel, Robert Youngstown Boardman l. Spohn Podobnikar, Don Euclid Director- Dr. Charles Foster, Mike Deshler Dutt, Herb Marion Harding Fred M. Dart Rogers, George Hilliard Assistant Director - Grubs, Harold Sylvania Esswein, James Easlmoor Assistant - Roy l. Eubanks Schmidt, Lawrence Walnut Ridge Marching Band Graduate Holdeman, David Marion Harding Everly, Barry Marion Harding Seip, Scott Bellevue Announcer - Tom Johnson Hensen, Dwight Swanton, Toledo Gibbons, Thomes Columbus North - Richard Heine Speert, Paul Fairview, Dayton Music Arranger Herrman, George Lincoln, Cleveland Gill, Ernest Grandview Heights Thomas, Gary Teays Volley Huck, William Upper Arlington Henry, Larry Bellefontaine Nome High School T rinter, Thomas Columbus North Hulsman, Richard Kettering Fairmont, Dayton Hightower, John Columbus North Harper Olentongy, Delaware Varian, Grant East Conlon Drum Major - Robert (Link) Jon.,,, Beryl Cambridge Hunt, William Worthington - Mitch Breece Sidney Wegner, Chris Wyoming, Cincinnati Assistant Drum Major Lease, Tom Salem Kemper, Thomas Wilmington Wollick, Richa rd Brookhaven lust, Jan Columbus Mifflin Kortier, Dave Sylvania, Toledo Eb SOPRA NO CORNET Weimer, Robert Harbor, Ashtabula Nutting, N. Dick Fairborn Lindsley, Ben Sandusky Hilliard Weinocht, Ph ilip West Technical, Cleveland Baird, Raymond Westinghouse, Robert Worthington Meacham, James Newark Wells, Ronnie Vondolia-Butler, Dayton Burton, Don Marion Harding Mossbarger, Dovid Frankfort, Chillicothe Cromer, Roger Mansfield West, Joel Dublin TEN OR HOR N McKinley Westlake, Steve Franklin Hts. Everhart, Bob Linden Alden, Erick Wilmington PERCUSSION Conlon Central Hook, Robert Costanien, Roger Upper Sandusky Agriesti, Lou Cleveland Garfield Oneonta, N.Y. FLUEGELHORNS Jordon, Steve Vandolia-Butler, Fey, Dovid East Liverpool Browne, Donald Linden McKinley Bostian, John Old Fort, Tiffin Savory, Ernest Columbus East , Michael New Lexington Keller, Richard Delaware Willis Coll, John Waverly Holden Sevits, Dick Lorain Johonssen, John Sylvania, Toledo Koehler, Dave Upper Sandusky Ellis, Warren Grandview Showalter, lorry Columbus North Jones, Keith Cambridge Larrick, Geary Cambridge West Friend, Michael Sidney Watson, Timothy Columbus Longbrake, Richard Harrison-Adams, Massillon Mathews, Charles Springfield South Herron, Roger Dayton Chaminade Roller, Paul Defiance Peebles, Steve Shelby Bb CORNETS Hicks, Robert Columbus West Tilley, Stephen Grandview Hts. Post, Jeffrey Medina Bill Lancaster Berry, Stephan Cadiz McCleery, Yohman, J. Robert Oak Hills, Cincinnati Potter, Paul Sidney Bro wner, Tom Franklin Co., Frankfort, Ky. Smith, Richard Bellefontaine Ruddick, Doniel Willoughby South Carr, Richard Whiteoak, Cincinnati Tucker, Dennis Norwalk EUPHONIUM Siegel, Sanford Eastmoor Deatherage, Robert Rocky River Worman, Gene Newark Adcock, Albert Sandusky Steelman, Ron Eastmoor Dodd, Timothy Sidney Amerman, John Graham, Urbano Wenger, Dennis East Canton Frazier, James Reynoldsburg ALTO HORNS Bartels, Jeff Sylvania, Toledo Graber, James Norton, Barberton Ambrose, Edword Cleveland Collinwood Bo wman, James Pleasent View, Columbus Grunden, John Waite High, Toledo Barr, Harry Bexley Chenoweth, Earl Xenia MANAGER Euclid Harper, Gregg Breen, George Mansfield Eicher, la rry Fairlawn, Sidney Pickering, Dennis Piqua Central Hartrum, Thomes Com bridge Buker, Robert Mt. Vernon High Geese, R. Joseph Hilliard Jones, Robert Hamilton Gentry, Richard Cincinnati Madeira Elliott, John Sylvania, Toledo Keiser, D. laMar Sidney Gough, Jomes Wilmington MANAGERIAL STAFF William Warren G. Harding, Warren Lonese, Robert Brush, Cleveland Holmes, Hall, William Collinwood, Cleveland Flynn, James H. Perrysburg, Toledo Lang, Ronald Sylvania Hudson, Gerry Grandview Hawthorne, Roy Mansfield Hearst, James Piqua Central Loscio, Joseph Collinwood, Cleveland Livingston, David Urbana Heppner, Erick Mansfield Hoffmaster, Ray Youngstown Boardman Lovell, Marvin Morion Harding Lautzenheiser, Roy Wakefield, Arlington, Va. Herron, Gail Salem Lautzenheiser, Robert Louisville Magnusson, Paul Shaw, Cleveland McCloud, Thomas Washington, Massillon loveman, D. James Medina Harbor, Ashtabula Martello, Nick Murray, Wilson Elyria Myers, Tom Copley, Akron Meister, Fred Porma Senior High , Gallipolis LIBRARIANS Musser, Brice Elida, Lima Shaver, Robert Gallia Academy Mock, Larry Linden McKinley Spongier, H. Glendon Columbus North Foote, Frances Lorain Stanley, Stephen Dayton Fairview Moore, Gory Perkins, Sandusky Welker, Orville Medina Wenger, Lynn Eost Canton Pexton, Philip Bellefontaine Watkins, John La Rue 5 4 STARS AMONG THE WOLVERINES

WILLI M L. I EATING, 6-2. 230, 19, junior. RICH RD 1\1. RTNDFU S , 6-0. 192, 21 , a enior Bill i youn oer 1 rother of T om K eating, top W'ol­ from Jiles, Ohio, Dick played m ore t han any other The University of Michigan Yerine tackl e pa t t hr e year . . . didn t ee any \Volverine la t year in earnino hi s econd letter-a action l a t eason b ut h owed r eal promi e in pring total of 425 minute in nine game . H e p layed mor drill . . . b ig, hard-hit­ than 50 minute in fo ur ting. a o li cl player ... co nte t , and again t bo r n ovember 22 , Ohio ta te he a,y 57 1944 in hi cago. minut a nd 20 -econd R OBERT W. T DI­ of action, enough to qual­ JN just t wo years, The niversity of both graduat and undergraduate hav BERLAKl•, 6-4, 215, 21, ify him as the workhor e Michigan will mark its 150th anniver ary. some in olvement with r arch project . a senior . . . Bob ha l een of any quad. Two year d st b eginning of only even During th la t acad mic year, the Uni­ a tanclo ut back fo r two ago he p layed 152 min­ From a mo ea on . As a ophomore utes, aver aging a bout students, taught by two professors, it has versity spent approximately $42 million on two year ago he played three yard on 20 plays, grown to an emollrnent of 29,103, taught re earch. Most of this came from the more than anv other back. coring one touchdown. by a facult of more nited States government, with the 1 a­ 325 minute ~ as left half In 1963 he lugged the tional Institute of Health providing the and quarte r back ... ball 5 ti me for a net of than 2,000. biggest amount. The remainder came from drafted to left h alf to fi ll 211 ya rd and a 3.64 In 1837, it was given gap. h d id o ut tanding yard ave r age, co ring indu try, foundations and th tate govern­ 40 acres of land as a job. J n 1962 he rushed three touchdo,,·n .. ment. BOB TIMBERLAKE 104 yards net on 74 trie . . JIM CONLEY J :-. r E P. CO - campus site. ow it oc­ No. 28- Quarterback completed 16 of 34 passe Captain- No. 82- End LEY, 6-3. 198. 21, enior cupies som 2,300 acr Student life also is di erse. Over 7 ,500 fo r 179 va rcl and scored and captain from pring­ on two campus s in the e s tudents live in niversity dormi­ 14 point 011 a touchdown. a field goal. five conv r i on clale, Pa.... he played 228 minute a a sophomore of th points and by rushing for two extra p int after at Michigan. La t year h e played almo t 326 minute , City o f Ann Arbor, has tories, while o thers liv a t h ome, in private touchdown. both offen ively and def en ively, catchi ng ix pa e two other campuses else­ apartments, or in fraternities or sororitie . fo r 114 yard and one touchdown. hard blockino, RICH RD P. HAH r, 6-0. 205 . 20. enior. As a where in th State o f Michigan, and oper­ Student Government Council sophomore Hahn played 239 minute to earn hi hard tackli no clutch player. He was born in • Tew There is a letter .. . l a t year hi s p laying t ime \\'a 304 min- Ken ington, Pa., r Iarch 24, 1943. a te s umm r field camps in half a dozen which represents the tudent t o the ni­ utes ... from orton V illage, O hio. where he was MELVI r A T H O Y, 6-0, 210, 2 1, senior. Mel other locations. versity a dministration. an all - tater and a l o p layed i n a nnual Ohi o N rth­ hail from Cincinnati. Ohio, where he p layed at South all - tar game. Rich wa born at \ Vaci worth, Roger Bacon H igh. l\Iel cored 13 TD' in high The Univer ity is composed of 17 school The tudent pu bli h a daily morning Ohio. October 2. 1943. chool, nine of them a enior. a j unior he cored and colleges. Subjects taught include: liter­ newspaper that contain University, tate BRIA1 P. PATCHEN. 5- 11. 215. 21. a junior ... four touchdowns on da he of 10 to 74 yard . . . Two ature, chemi try, p ychology, law, medicine, year ago he p layed onl y 47 mi nut with handicap and world news a nd which competes with Lettered last year a he took over v ry capably for ngineer­ inj ured T om Cecchini ... played 269 minute ... of injured ankl e ... 27 of tho e minutes came again t business administration, dentistry, the local city publications. from teubenvill e, Ohio, where he captained Catholi c Ohio S tate .. . carried ball onl y l times for 2.67 ing, nursing, public health, natural r e- Central under Coach J ohn Baroni . . . all -Ohi Vall ey yard average. La t year h e played 270 minutes. co red ource , social work, art and architecture, Included among the U niversity's more and eastern Ohi o center ... born in teubenvill e. five touchdown ... ru heel 103 ti me for 394 yard specializ d t eaching activitie is the Engli h April 12, 1943. net, averaging 3.82 yard per carry. He wa born and economic . in C incinnati , January 30, 1943. Languag Institute to which come through­ W ILLI M G. LA K EY. 6-2. 217. 21. a e ni or. It is s uch academic diversity that for out the year, teach rs and students from Bill ,va an out tanding halfback at fil an high school J ACK D. LANCY, 6- 1, 19 , 2 0 junior ... many years has drawn students from other gaining a ll-confe rence and top all -state honors a nd switched from quarter t o halfback la t year a nd be­ other l and to learn to teach English as a All-American mention. fin e halfl ack pro pect h e came s tarting left half ... strong runner with good countries to th niversity. This y ar there foreign l anguage. It i activities such as rage 3.21 yard ru hi ng and picked up wa hi fted to end two years ago and ha made p d ... ave are over 700 such students from 86 this, together with th niver ity' s diver it remarkable tride in the new po ition. La t year h e 7 yard receiving pas e o ne fo r a T D . . . Jack countrie . played 257 minutes and 184 minute as a o phomore was born at F ort Dodge, Iowa, Jun 18, 1944. and long history, that h ave caused the in­ . .. Bill wa born in Ann rbor. F ebruary 10. 1943 . WILLI M YEARBY, 6-3, 222, 20, a junior . . . 1ichigan i s both a teaching and research stitution t o have alumni throughout the CH RLE G. KI E , 6-0, 230. 20, a junior from Detroit Ea tern high chool ... 1 ran ferrecl Most of the faculty members world, many of whom till take a n a ctive ere hi s s trong, aggre s ive play attracted in titution. in Education, he's one of the group of il e , Ohio, from end wh t progress. McKinley high school athlete on the Wolverine attention of coaches ... captained high chool team, and a very large portion of the tuden t , interes t i n i quad . .. coached b y T ony Ma o n. pre e nt off en i ve al o l ettered in track. basketball ... played 25 min­ line coach for Michigan ... H e wa I orn in \Va rren. ute la t ea on a oph . . . born July 24, 1944, Ohio, May 30, 1944. Birmingham, A la.

6 7 Rose Bowl Champions Return to Campus Ohio State Footbal I Coaching Staff *** *** *** Members of 1949 Football Team Meet Again A fter 15-Yea r Absence

LYAL CLARK ESCO SARKKINEN HARRY STROBet. Defensive Line End Coach Guard-Center Coach

Front row, left to right: Janowicz, Klevoy, Doyle, G. Endres, Momsen, R. Andres, Peterson, Chioppini, Bilkie, Blubaugh, Wagner, Coach Clark. Second row: Head Cooch Wesley Fesler, Gandee, Hague, Clark, Morrison, Perini, Wilson, Wertz, Lininger, Sovie, Swinehart, Jennings, Thomas, Coach Godfrey. Third row: Coach Sarkkinen, Toneff, Krall, Newell, Mattey, Schnittker, Sturtz, Ellwood, Biltz, O' Hanlon, Gilbert, Cooch Fish er. Fourth row: Smith, Held, McCullough, Basinger, Miller, Watson, Armstrong, Edwards, Trautwein, Palmer, Wittman, Geiger, manager.

EMBER of the 19-t9 cu-Big Ten champions and 1950 Punting \\'a divided bet\\·een Pete Perini, Morri,on and M Ro e Bo\\'l "inner are holding a reunion here thi Vic Janowicz. with re pective averages being 40A: 3 .I week-end to recall event whi h excited Buckeye football and 34.8. ians 15 years ago. Former Head oach \\' esley E. Fe ler End Jimmy Hague, who e 17-yarcl field goal won the HUGH HINDMAN LOUIS McCULLOUGH also is among those returning for the celebration. Rose Bowl game with one minute and five seconds to play, Tackle Cooch Offensive Bocks This team had a ·ea on's record of seven \\'iw, one loss led the team in 9laying time with 336 minutes, followed by W. W. WOODY HAYES and tw tie before upsetting the Univer ity of California in enter Jack Lininger with 307 and Guard John Biltz with Head Coach the Rose Bowl 17 to 1-+. After a one-point victory, 35-34, 300. over the University of 11i ouri, the Buckeyes thumped California led at the half 7-0 after a scorele s fir t quarter, Indiana 46 to 7. :\ 13-13 tie followed against the Uni,·er ity but Ohio late went ahead l-t-7 midway in the third period. oi , outhern California. Injurie, were numerous in the G C . \ fter the Bears tied the core at 14- 14 late in the third game and the Buck lo t to '.\finnesota 27 to O on the follow­ quarter, th teams battled evenly until Hague's field goal. ing atunlay. .\ four-game winning treak followed. 21 to O O\'er \\'i. - Var ity award in 1949 were made lo Ralph Arm. trong, con,in: 24-7 over Xorthwestern; 14-10 over Pittsburgh and John Biltz, Jame Clark, William Edwards, Dick Ellwood. 30- 17 over Illinois. Charles Gandee, Charles Gilbert, James Hague, Ray Hamil­ ..\ 7-7 tie at .-\rm Arbor gave the Buckeye a share of ton. Robert Heid, Joseph Henry, Vic Janowicz, Jack Jen­ the title with the \Yolverines. Ohio talc being eli gible for ning, Walter Klevay, Jerry Krall, Jack Lininger, Jerry the Ro ·e Bowl becau e of !l[ichigan's appearance there the '.\.[anz. George ~1attey, Bob Mc ullough, Bill 1.filler, Fred year before. ~Jorrison. Billy 1Tewell, Dick 'Hanlon, Jim Palmer, Pete Halfback Jerry Krall led the team in rushing with 606 Pe1·ini, Pandel Savic, Dick Schnittker, Karl Sturtz, Roel yards, followed by Fullback "Curly" '.\[orrison \\'ith 494. , winehart, Jim Thomas, George TonefT, Bill Trautwein, Quarterback Pandel Savic completed 3- passe in 8-t attempt Tom \\'atson, George \Vertz, Dick \Viclcloe . Julius 'v\.'ittman for 575 yard and ix touchdowns. and aptain Jack \ ii on. Halfback Ray Hamilton led the team in pass rece1v111g Coaches, in addition to Fe ler, incl uded Lyal Clark, ,, ith 15. good for 3-7 yards and four touchdown . '.\Iorri on Harry trobel and E co arkkinen. of the pre ent staff: GLENN (Tiger) ELLI SON FRANK ELLWOOD M AX URICK led the team in ru bing touchdowns with eight, followed by Ernie Godfrey, recently 1·etired; Richard Fi her and Gent Freshman Coach Defensive Co-ordinator Defensive Bocks Krall with four. Fekete. 9 8 \)\\\0 SlATE FOOTBALL AT THE ST AD/UM • • • FLAME-BROILED BEEF PATTIES FROM CHEF'S PANTRY

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BASKETBALL Morch 25-26-27 NCAA meet at GYMNASTI CS (Saturday games, 2,30 p.m. Non­ Iowa State University Jan. 9 Indiana, here Saturday dates, 8,30 p.m.) Coach - Robert Bartels Jan. 16 At Iowa Dec. 2 South Dakota, here Jan. 23 At Michigan Dec. 3 St. Louis, here Jan. 30 At Michigan State Dec. 5 Al Texas Christion Feb. 6 At Wisconsin Dec. 7 Al Houston FE NCING Feb. 13 Minnesota and Southern Dec. 9 Butler, here I Iii nois, here Jon. 9 Fenn and Case, here Feb. 20 Illinois, here Dec. 19 At Davidson Jan. 23 Oberlin, Air Force Academy Dec. 22 At Brigham Young March 5 -6-7 Big Ten Meet at Illinois and Wayne State, here Coach - Joseph Hewlett Dec. 28 Dartmouth, here Feb. 6 Wisconsin and Detroit, here Dec. 30 Duke, here Feb. 13 Illinois and Indiana at Illinois Jon. 2 Georgia Tech, here, 4 :30 p.m. Feb. 20 Michigan State and Notre TRACK (regional TV ) Dome at Notre Damfl' Jan. 30 Michigon State, here Jan. 9 Al Purdue Feb. 27 Iowa and Chicago al Chicago Feb. 6 Kent State, Kentucky and West Jon. 16 Indiana, here March 6 Big Ten meet at Ohio State Virginia, here (tentative) Jan. 23 At Minnesota University Feb. 13 At Illinois Jon. 30 Wisconsin, here March 19-20 NCAA meet at Univ. of Feb. 20 Federation meet or Feb. 6 At Wisconsin (regional TV ) Detroit quadrangular, here Feb. 8 1 llinois, here Coach - Charles Simonian Feb. 27 Indiana, here Feb. 13 Iowa, here March 5 -6 Big Ten meet at Illinois Feb. 16 At Illinois Morch 12-13 Milwaukee Federation Feb. 20 At Michigan meet TYRONE BARNETT NICHOLAS YONCLAS Feb. 22 Michigan Stole, here WRESTLI NG Cooch - Larry Snyder No. 14-Halfback, A rts N o. 22-Quarterb ack, A rts Feb. 27 Northwestern, here Morch 1 At Indiana Dec. 5 Waynesburg (Pa.), Hiram and Morch 6 At Michigan Stole Mankato State HOCKEY Morch 8 Michigan, here Jan. 9 At Illinois Dec. 5 Oberlin, here Cooch - Fred R. Taylor Jon. 16 Iowa, Indiana, and Minnesota Jon. 8 At Ohio University at Iowa Jan. 9 lake Forest College, here SW IMMING Feb. 6 Purdue, Virginia Tech Jan. 16 Western Michigan, here and Pittsburgh, here Jan. 23 Toledo, here Jon. 9 At Illinois Feb. 13 Michigan State, here Jan. 30 Dayton, here Jan. 15 Miami, here Feb. 5 At Wisconsin Jon. 23 At Minnesota Feb. 20 Indiana and Wisconsin at Wisconsin Feb. 6 At Illinois Jon. 30 Wisconsin, here Feb. 13 Notre Dame, here Feb. 5 Cincinnati, here Feb. 27 At lndiona , here Feb. 6 Purdue, here March 5-6 Big Ten meet ot Michigan Feb. 20 Pennsylvania Feb. 13 Michigan Stole, here March 25-26-27 NCAA meet ot Feb. 27 Ohio University, here Feb. 20 Al Michigan University of Wyoming Morch 6 Denison, here March 4-5-6 Big Ten meet at Wisconsin Coach - Cosey Fredericks Coach - Tom Bedecki

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THIS PROGRAM IS A PRODUCT OF OUR PLANT CHARLES KINES JERRY DANHOF FRANK NUNLEY No . 78- Taekle No. 73-Tackle No. 59-Center 20 21 OHIO STATE UNIV ERSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE \)\\\0 Si ATE FOOTBALL 1964 - 1965 Dece mber 2 South Dakota, here, 8:30 p.m. December 3 St. Louis, here, 8:30 p.m. Dece mber 5 At Texas Christian Decem ber 7 At Housto n Decembe r 9 Butler, here, 8:30 p.m. December 19 At Davidson December 22 At Br igham Young December 28 Dartmouth, here, 8:30 p.m. Dece mber 30 Duke, here, 8:30 p.m. January 2 Georgia Tech, he re, (Regional TV) 4.30 p.m. January 9 At Pu rdue January 16 Indiana, here, 2:30 p.m. DONALD UNVERFERTH WILLARD SANDER January 23 At Minnesota No. 26-Quarte rback, Pre-Medicine No. 33- Fullback, Engineering January 30 Wisconsin, here, 2:30 p.m. FOR THE S I XTH February 6 At W isconsin (Regional TV) CO N SECUTIVE V E AR February 8 Illinois, here, 8:30 p.m. February 13 Iowa, here, 8:30 p.m. February 16 At Ill inois SEA S ON - L O N G February 20 At Michigan HOM E & AWAY February 22 Michigan State, here, 8:30 p.m. COV R A GE February 27 Northwestern, here, 2:30 p.m. March l At Indiana March 6 At Michigan State March 8 Mich igan, he re, 8:30 p.m.

OHIO STATE FOOTBALL SCHEDULES, 1964 - 1968

1964 Sept. 26 So. Methodist, here Oct. 24 Wisconsin, here Oct. 3 Indiana, here Oct. 31 At Iowa University Hospital, The Ohio State University ROBERT REIN JOHN Fill Oct. 10 At Illinois Nov. 7 Penn State, here Oct. 17 U.S.C., here Nov. 14 Northwestern, here No . 45- Ha lfback, Commerce No. JS- Halfback, Ed ucation Nov. 21 Michigan, here

Photos By House of Portraits 1965 Sept. 25 N. Carolina, here Oct. 23 At Wisconsin Oct. 2 At Washington Oct. 30 Minnesota, here Oct. 9 1llinois , here Nov. 6 Indiana, here Oct. 16 At Michigan State Nov. 13 Iowa, here Nov. 20 At Michigan S A T U RDAY 1966 Sept. 24 Texas Christian, here Oct. 22 Wisconsin, here NCAA GAME of the WEEK Oct. l Washington, here Oct. 29 A t Minnesota Oct. 8 At Illinois No v. 5 Indiana, here SU N D A Y Oct. 15 Michigan State, here Nov. 12 At Iowa Nov, 19 Michigan, here 12:00- 0 SU GAM E HILITES 1967 Sept. 30 Arizona, here Oct. 28 Illinois, here 1:00-HIGH SC HOOL HILI TES Oct. 7 Oregon Nov. 4 At Michigan State at Portland, Ore. Nov, 11 Wisconsin, here \NEE K D A VS-G : 1 5 Oct. 14 Purdue, here Nov. 18 Iowa, here NI G H TLV-11 :1 5 Oct. 21 At Northwestern Nov. 25 At Michigan SPORTS NEWS 1968 with Jimmy Crum 8 Phil Somp Sept. 28 So. Methodist, here Oct. 26 At Ill inois Oct. 5 O regon, here Nov. 2 Michigan State, here Oct. 12 Purdue, here Nov. 9 At Wisconsin Oct. 19 Northwestern, here Nov. 16 At Iowa Nov. 23 Michigan, here KIM ANDERSON DWIGHT KELLEY JOHN McCOY No. 57- Center, Arts No. 53- Cente r, Comm erce No. 12- Halfback, Agriculture 22 23 OHIO STATE FOOTBALL ROSTER Plymouth roars into '65 No. NAME POS. WGT. HGT. AGE CLASS HOME TO WN H. S. COACH 11 Thomas, Will .RH 174 6-0 19 Sophomore Lima Al Scrivner 12 McCoy, John _ ___ RH 188 5-10 19 Sophomore Wooster Roman Majerczak ____ RH 14 **Barnett, Tyrone 172 5-8 21 Senior Orrville Bill Shunkwiler ______LH 15 Fill, John ------. 177 5-9 21 Sophomore Cuyahoga Heights William Jacobs with 4 great new ____ RH sports ! 16 Bodenbender, George 184 6-0 21 Senior Bellefontaine Dick Beltz ____ RH 17 Meinerding, Wesley 209 6-0 19 Sophomore Canton Chet Fair 19 Adderley, Nelson ----·- LH 183 5-11 21 Junior Philadelphia, Pa. John Zarweckie ___ QB 20 Newcomer, Mark 175 5-11 19 Sophomore Gibsonburg Herb Redding 21 Allen, Richard - _ QB 177 6-1 20 Junior Sidney Ollie Cline 22 *Yonclas, Nicholas ------QB 180 5-10 20 Senior Delhi, N. Y. Ed Shalkey 23 **Chonko, Arnold __ __QB 209 6-2 21 Senior Parma Bob Brugge 25 * Barrington, Thomas ·- LH 216 6-1 20 Junior Lima Joe Malmusur 26 * Unverferth, Donald _____ QB 208 6-3 20 Junior Dayton Ed Regan 27 Kaylor, Ronald ____ QB 200 6-3 21 Senior Canton Jerry Wampler ____ RH 28 Vanfossen, Jesse -- 156 5-10 19 Junior Centerburg Jock Wilson 30 **Dreffer, Stephan ____ fB 204 5-9 21 Senior Montpelier Carl Peirano 32 **Drenik, Douglas _ FB 190 6-1 21 Senior Wickliffe Ed Logan ___ __ FB 33 *Sander, Willard -· 215 6-2 20 Junior Cincinnati Robert Geiser 34 Forbizo, Thomas __ FB 194 5-11 19 Sophomore New Philadelphia Al Christopher __ -· _____ FB 35 Baas, James -- 205 6-1 19 Sophomore Columbus Marv Moorehead 36 Hudson, Paul ______FB 205 5-11 20 Sophomore Coatesville, Pa. Bob Bowman ____ 37 Wallenhurst, Douglas QB 187 5-10 18 Sophomore Massillon Andrew Steve Samuel ______RE 38 Reed, 183 5-8 18 Sophomore Garrettsville Robert Helms 44 Richley, Richard -----· ______LH 183 5-9 22 Junior Cincinnati Poul Schlosser 45 Rein, Robert ------______RH 182 5-11 19 Sophomore Niles Tony Mason '65 Sport Fury 46 **Harkins, Donald ______RH 200 6-1 21 Senior Urbano Roger Braver ___ LH T h e biggest, plu shest 47 **Espy, Bennie _ 178 6-0 21 Senior Sandusky Earle Bruce Plym outh ever. A brand-new 48 Lykes, Robert ------___ LH 185 6-1 20 Junior Akron Jay Osborn " u ltra-everything" ____ LH Plym outh that's still solidl 49 Lindsey, Leon ---· ______c 180 5-10 22 Senior Steubenville Roy Hoyman y 50 * Federle, Thomas ·- _ --- 197 5-11 21 Senior Cincinnati Paul Misali in the low-price field . 51 Cochran, Terrence __c 198 5-9 20 Junior Richwood Fritz Drodofsky 52 Fitz, Thomas ______- _ LGc 219 6-2 21 Senior Cuyahoga Falls Ed Wentz 53 *Kelley, Dwight _ 216 5-11 20 Junior Bremen Robert Hamm 54 Truster, Jerry -----·---·- ___LG 208 6-0 21 Senior Columbus Marv Moorehead 55 Rutherford, William ______c 188 5-10 19 Sophomore Columbus Bob White 56 Oates, James ----·______c C 229 6-0 20 Junior Dunkirk Jock Peterson 57 Anderson, Kim 194 6-0 19 Sophomore Orrville Bill Shunkwiler 58 Miller, Gary ______RG 213 6-0 20 Sophomore Bellevue Lowell Shaffer 59 Cummins, Thomas _c 190 5-10 21 Senior London James Bowlus ---·______LG 60 Phelan, Robin __ 194 6-0 18 Sophomore Columbus Jack Ryon 61 Andrick, Theodore ___ LG 208 5-11 20 Junior Cuyahoga Falls Dave Mortin 62 Funk, Robert ______RG 236 6-1 20 Junior Lakewood Bob Duncan 63 Eachus, William ______RG 209 6-0 19 Sophomore Gallipolis Jack Olcott 64 Snyder, Lorry ------·--·--·---RG 198 6-2 21 Senior Wooster Roman Mojerczak Pryor, Roy ______LG 65 220 6-0 19 Sophomore Hamilton Louis Florio ______LG 66 *Bugel, Thomas ___ 203 6-0 19 Junior W. Homestead, Po. Nick Kliskey ______LG '65 Belvedere 67 Windle, Gory _ 214 5-11 19 Sophomore Warren Ben Wilson Satellite 68 *Van Horn, Douglas ______-·- __RT 236 6-2 20 Junior Columbus Robert Stuart '65 Valiant Signet A new way to swing without going out 69 *Ridder, William __ -···--- ______RG 212 5-10 19 Junior Springfield Ron Murphy on a limb. For the buyer who knows that, Green, Mark ______The compact that hasn't forgotten 70 RT 250 6-4 18 Sophomore Groveport Glenn Johnston when it's Plymouth, pride of ownership ______RT wh y you buy a compact. Still the best 71 *Kasunic, Gerold 228 6-1 22 Senior Cleveland Charles Hofelich can still go hand-in-hand wit h low price. -----______RT a ll-around compact, proving that 72 Anderson, Richard 238 6-5 20 Junior Lodi Ben Spechalske 73 *Davidson, Jomes ______LT 231 6-4 21 Senior Alliance Mel Knowlton Valiant d idn't have to go big-car 74 Current, Michael ______LT 230 6-4 19 Sophomore Lima Al Scrivner in price or size to give you 75 Kohut, William ---·------LT 251 6-4 21 Senior Youngstown Ralph Robinette big-car performance. 76 Burgin, Asbury ______RT 232 6-2 19 Sophomore Euclid Chuck Asher 77 *Orozen, Edward ____ LT 232 6-0 21 Senior Euclid Don Mohr 78 **Perretta, Daniel _ ~ ------RG 230 6-1 20 Senior Clairton, Po. Neil Brown 79 Hill, Joseph ---·----- ______LT 239 6-1 19 Sophomore Columbus Dick Walker Stock, Robert ______80 LE 193 6-1 21 Junior Washington, Pa. Dave Johnston 81 Anders, Billy -· ------···----LE 191 6-2 19 Sophomore Sabina Did not play in H. S. 82 **Spohr, William ------______LE 192 6-2 21 Senior Columbus John Montgomery ______LE 83 Wolden, Robert 176 6-0 19 Sophomore Middletown Glenn Ellison ,. 84 Housteau, Joseph ______RE 213 Junior Girard r 6-2 21 Tom Corey 85 Nein, James ______LH 193 6-2 19 Sophomore Middletown Glenn Ellison ______RE 86 Palmer, John ·--·-· ____ 208 6-1 20 Junior Kettering James Hoover 87 *loshutka, Gregory -· ______RE 219 6-5 20 Junior Cleveland Dove Richards 88 **Kiehfuss, Thomas __ ------·· RE 205 6-3 21 Senior Cincinnati Paul Misali 89 Anderson, Thomas ·------LE 200 6-1 21 Senior Orrville Bill Shunkwiler '65 Barracuda Fastback ______RG 90 Cairns, Gory 238 6-1 19 Sophomore Canton Don Nehlen The fas t-moving fastback at a spectacular THE ROARING 65s --______LE 91 Mobley, Ben -· 208 6-2 22 Senior Montclair, N. J. Clary Anderson low price. America's best combination FURY 92 Howman, Dennis .. ··-- ______FB 208 6-1 21 Senior Wooster Roman Majerczak yet of sports-car look, youthful vitality, 93 Orazen, Michael ___ ---- ___ RE 203 6-0 19 Sophomore Euclid Don Mohr all-purpose versatility, and all-around economy. ______RT BELVEDERE 94 longer, Robert _ 192 6-2 21 Senior Cleveland Charles Hofelich ______RG 95 George, August _ • -- 222 6-0 19 Sophomore Kettering Jim Hoover VALIA NT 96 Smith, Larry --· ----·------·- ____ RT 209 5-10 20 Junior Amsterdam Wm. Offenbecker ______LT 97 Wortman, Robert ------·- 238 6-2 21 Senior Cincinnati Poul Misoli BARRACUDA 98 Vargo, Thomas ___ ·------LG 190 5-10 19 Sophomore Columbus Jock Ryon Get your free copy of the NCAA Football Almanac *denotes letters won at your nearest participating Plymouth Dealer's. Plgmoulfi 24 PLYMOUTH DIVISION,~ CHRYSLER ~ MOTORS CORPORATION OHIO STATE THE BUCKEYE SQUAD U. of MICHIGAN THE WOLVERINE SQUAD 12 McCoy, RH 44 Richley, LH 61 Andrick, LG 78 Porretta, RG -UP PROBABLE STARTING LINEUP PROBABLE STARTING LINE l O Go rte, HB 36 Allison, FB 60 Ancona, G 79 Cartwright, T 14 Barnett, RH 45 Rein, RH 62 Funk, RG 79 Hill, LT Name Position 12 Reid, HB 37 Anthony, FB 61 Marcum, G 80 Farabee, E Name Position 15 Fill, LH 46 Harkins, RH 63 Eachus, RG 80 Stock, LE 86 STEVE SMITH .. ____ .. LE 14 Ott, HB 38 Greene, E 63 Mielke, G 81 Henderson, E 39 Schick, FB 80 ROBERT STOCK___ LE 17 Meinerding, FB 47 Espy, LH 64 Snyder, RG 81 Anders, LE 15 Bass, HB 64 Flanagan, G 82 Conley, E 78 CHARLES KIN ES ·- LT 16 Brigstock, HB 41Lee,HB 65 Hahn, G 83 Laskey, E JAMES DAVIDSON__ LT 20 Newcomer, QB 48 Lykes, LH 65 Pryor, LG 82 Spahr, LE DAVE BUTLER - - -- LG 17 Rindfuss, HB 42 Wells, HB 66 Hardy, G 84 Kirby, E ______LG 21 Allen, QB 49 Lindsey, LH 66 Bugel, LG 83 Walden, LE 18 Sygar, HB 43 Rowser, HB 67 Stagg, G 85 Wilhite, E RAY PRYOR BRIAN PATCHEN . -- .C ___ c 22 Yonclas, QB 50 Federle, C 67 Windle, LG 84 Housteau, RE 19 Ward, HB 46 McLaughlin, E 68 Keating, G 86 Smith, E 50 TOM FEDERLE 23 Chonko, QB 51 Cochran, C 68 Van Horn, RT 85 Nein, LH JOHN MARCUM _ RG 22 Hollis, QB 48 Detwiler, HB 69 O'Donnell, G 88 Hoyne, E 24 Clancy, HB 49 Volk, QB 70 Simkus, T 89 Cmejrek, E DAN PORRETI RG 25 Barrington, LH 52 Fitz, LG 69 Ridder, RG 86 Palmer, RE TOM MACK ·-·· .RT 25 Seiber, QB 50 Tennant, C 71 Hribal, T 91 Pitlosh, T 26 Unverferth, QB 53 Kelley, C 70 Green, RT 87 Lashutka, RE DOUG. VAN HORN ___RT 81 JOHN HENDERSON _ .RE 26 Evashevski, QB 51 Patchen, C 72 Yanz, T 92 Fette, E 27 Kaylor, QB LG 88 Kiehfuss, RE 45 Truster, 71 Kasunic, RT 28 BOB TIMBERLAKE _ QB 28 Timberlake, QB 52 Wright, C 73 Danhof, T 93 Parkhill, E JOHN PALMER ____ RE 30 Dreffer, FB 55 Rutherford, C 72 A nderson, R. RT 90 Cairns, RG 29 Gabler, QB 53 Cecchini, C 7 4 Haverstock, T 94 Mader, T 48 JIM DETWI LER LH DON UNVERFERTH __ QB 32 Drenik, FB 56 Oates, C 73 Davidson, LT 91 Mobley, LE 30 Kemp, E 54 landsittel, G 75 Yearby, T 95 VanBlaricom, T 33 Sander, FB 57 A nderson, K. C 74 Current, LT 92 Howman, FB 19 CARL WARD RH 31 Dehlin, FB 55 Bailey, G 76 Ruzicka, T 96 Mack, T TOM BARRINGTON_ LH 32 Radigan, FB 57 Mair, T 77 Butler, G 97 Frontczak, G 35 Baas, FB 58 Miller, RG 75 Kohut, LT 93 Orazen, M. RE 37 MEL ANTHONY FB 33 Fisher, FB 58 Muir, C 78 Kines, T 99 Buzynski, T 45 BOB REIN RH 36 Hudson, FB 59 Cummins, C 76 Burgin, RT 94 longer, RT 35 Knapp, FB 59 Nunley, C WILLARD SANDER ______fB 38 Reed, RE 60 Phelan, LG 77 Orazen, E. LT 97 Wortman, LT University of Michigan Football Roster

No. NAME POS . WGT. HGT. AGE CLASS HOME TOWN 15 Boss, Michael HB 175 6-0 19 Sophomore Ypsilanti 17 *Rindfuss, Richard HB 192 6-0 21 Senior Niles, 0 . 18 Sygor, Richard HB 184 5-11 20 Sophomore Niles, 0 . 19 Word, Corl HB 178 5.9 20 Sophomore Cincinnati, 0 . 24 Cloney, Jock HB 193 6-1 20 Junior Detroit 26 *Evoshevski, Forest QB 185 6-0 22 Senior Iowa City, lo. 28 Timberlake, Robert QB 210 6-4 21 Senior franklin, 0 . 29 Gobler, Wallace QB 186 6-2 20 Junior Royal Oak 30 Kemp, Stanley E 185 6-1 19 Sophomore Greenville 31 *Dehlin, Barry FB 204 5. 11 20 Junior Flushing 32 Radigan, Timothy FB 200 5-11 19 Sophomore Lansing 33 fisher, Dovid FB 210 5-10 19 Sophomore Kettering, 0 . 37 Anthony, Melvin FB 201 6-0 21 Senior Cincinnati, 0 . 38 Greene, Edward E 190 5-11 20 Junior Flot Rock 39 Schick, Gory FB 210 6-2 20 Junior Grosse, Pte. 41 Lee, Louis HB 190 6-2 19 Sophomore Willow Grove, Po. 42 *Wells, Richard HB 172 5-9 20 Junior Grand Rapids 48 Detwiler, Jomes HB 209 6-3 19 Sophomore Toledo, 0 . 49 Volk, Richard QB 195 6,3 19 Sophomore Wauseon, 0 . 51 Patchen, Brion C 205 5-11 21 Junior Steubenville, 0 . 52 Wright, Kenneth C 215 6-1 20 Sophomore Boy City 53 *Cecchini, Thomas C 195 6-0 20 Junior Detroit 55 Ba iley, Donald G 190 5-11 19 Sophomore Greensburg, Po. 58 *Mu ir, William C 200 6-0 22 Senior Cuyahoga Falls, C . 59 Nunley, Fronk C 210 6-2 19 Sophomore Belleville 61 *Marcum, John G 210 6-0 22 Senior Monroe 63 Mielke, Robert G 210 6-1 19 Sophomore Chicago, Ill. Rotnew! 64 Flanagan, Dennis G 210 6-2 20 Junior Niles, 0 . Dodge at a 68 Keating, William G 226 6-2 19 Junior Chicago, Ill. new lower price. 70 *Simkus, Arnold T 230 6,4 21 Senior Detroit Coronet '6;. 7 4 Haverstock, Thomas T 218 6-3 20 Junior Harrisburg, Po. 75 *Yearby, William T 222 6-3 20 Junior Bigger? Than the both Detroit 76 *Ruzicka, Charles T 235 6 ,1 20 Junior Skokie, Ill. of them: Chevelle and 77 Butler, David G 215 6-1 21 Senior Detroit Fairlane. In wheelbase. In power. 78 Kines, Charles T 230 6-0 20 Junior Niles, 0 . Inside. 80 *Farabee, Ben E 205 6-3 21 Senior Holland Buckets. 81 • Henderson, John E 187 6-3 21 Senior Dayton, 0 . Bomb. 82 *Conley, Jomes E 198 6-3 21 Senior Springdale, Po. Bonus. 83 • Laskey, William E 217 6-2 21 Senior Milon Chech the price. 84 • Kirby, Craig E 190 6-2 20 Junior Royal Oak Surprise again. Right 85 Wilhite, Clayton E 200 6-4 19 Sophomore Boy City do wn with the little ones. 86 *Smith, Stephen E 230 6-5 20 Junior Pork Ridge, Ill. It figures. It comes from ·ss Dodge Coronet 88 * Hoyne, Jeffrey E 186 6-1 20 Junior Chicago, Ill. 93 Parkhill, Thomas E 202 6-2 20 Junior Ado, 0 . Dodge. DOD GE CO M U ON BI G f O R "6.S • O Al1' • COIO NIET • PO LA R f' • CUUOM 180 • MON A CO 94 *Moder, And Dodge comes Gerold T 230 6-3 21 Senior Chicago, Ill. on big 96 Mock, Thomas DODGE DIVISION ,~ CHRYSLER T 220 6,3 20 Junior Bucyrus, 0. for 196;. ~ MOTORS COR PORATION * Denotes Letterman

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(The following Ohio State football players ore listed in the TO BE AN ARMY OFFICER? Official NCAA Football Guide as All -Americans. All re­ ceived first team votes by the leading selection committees.) Ohio State Freshman Football Roster IF YOU ARE, DON'T SETTLE END S TACKLES Charles Bolen ____1917 Robert Karch ········--··-1916 FOR LESS!- Wesley Fesler lolas Huffman -··-·----····1921 ··--··-··-.1928, 1929, 1930 Leo Raskowski ______1927 Merle Wendt ____1935 Charles Csu ri ______1942 NAME POS. WGT. HGT. AGE HOMETO WN H. S. COACH Esco Sorkkinen ____1939 William Willis ····-···-·-·1944 Robert Show ______1942 Warren Amling -----··-· 1946 Aaronson, Stuart ··-···--··-----··G 235 6-1 18 Brooklyn, N. Y. Mae Finkelstein Jack Dugger ______1944 James Marshall ·-·····-··1958 Adams, Thomas G. ----····------E 210 6-3 19 Fairport Chester Reject Dean Dugger -···-·--··· 1954 James Houston ...... 1958, 1959 Amlin, George ----··------··-· HB 165 5-10 19 Tiffin Wade Roby CENTERS

Barber, Fred --·---·-·- ______G 195 5-6 18 Ashley Wess Grile GUARDS Gomer Jones -···-··--··1935 Robert McCullough __.1950 Calloway, Thomes --·-·-·---··--··E 186 6-0 18 Troy John Price lolas Huffman ----- 1920 Edwin Hess ...... 1925, 1926 Case, Patrick ·-·-··-···--····------QB 207 6-1 18 Cincinnati Bron Bacevich Joseph Gailus -·····--- 1932 BACKS Clevenger, Donald 165 6-0 20 Shelby Bill Wilkins --··---···---··--· E Regis Monohan ·-··-·····-·· 1934 Charles Harley ______1916, 1917, 1919 Dugan, James ·-····-·----·------FB 208 6-1 18 Flagstaff, Ariz. John Ply Inwood Smith ····-···-·1935 Gust Zornas -··-··-·--·····1937 Gaylord Stinchomb _ ..... 1920 Dwyer, Donald ·-----·-···-·------··G 215 6-2 18 Lima James Young Lindell Houston ····-··-····· 1942 Martin Karow .1926 Elliott, Sam ·····-···-···--······-·------· QB 176 5-11 18 Akron Ed Levy William Hackett ______1944 Donald Scott ______1939 Warren Amling ______1945 Leslie Horvath ______. 1944 Fender, Paul -·········-··········-·--···-··------·T 228 6-3 17 Warrr,n Ben Wilson Robert Momsen ·····-·-··1950 Victor Janowicz ______1950 Fontes, Arnie 180 5-11 18 Canton Tony Ware -··--··------··---HB Mike Takacs ···-···-·······-·1952 Howard Cassady ___ 1954, 1955 Freemon, Ronald -··--····---·-··-···---··LB 190 5.7 18 Parma Bob Brugge James Parker ____ 1955, 1956 Robert White ··-····-·····-- 1958 Aurelius Thomas ______1957 Robert Ferguson ... 1960, 1961 Friend, Allen J. ····-·····------·-----··LB 220 6-0 19 Mansfield John Valentine Hamlin, Stan ------·-·--··--···HB 190 6-1 18 Monessen, Pa. Jae Gladys Himes, Dick -··------····---··---E 235 6-4 18 Canton Larry Kelly

Hubbard, Rudy ------·-·--·---··---·· HB 185 6-0 18 Hubbard Dan Me dak

Jacobson, Haward --··--·----·-····---FB 192 5-10 18 Freeport, N. Y. William Ashley

Johnson, Ro b ····------·---·-····------QB 21 0 6-1 18 Logan Mel Adams Kahl, Jeffrey -·-- C 205 5-10 19 Toledo Dave Hardy r A E JAi-Liii CAFE Kasselmann, John ------··---···-··--· G 225 5-11 19 Cincinnati Bran Bacevich Novembe, 21, 1964 Kelley, J oh n --·-·-··---··--··········--··c 215 6-0 18 Englewood Ned Booher 1421 OLENTANGY Knight, Chuck ·-·--·-·------·--·---·· G 194 6-3 18 Cincinnati Joe Clark COLUMBUS, OHIO Mata zel, Dennis --·····------·-····· HB 175 5-11 17 Clinton Anton Prasher McDaniel, David --·-·-·-·-----····-· LB 200 6-1 17 Mechanicstown Larry Davis the FINEST in Messham, Bob ·------·····---·-- G 220 5-10 18 Dayton Dale Lindsay Milligan, Dennis ---··---···--······------···--··· G 183 5-6 23 Dayton Marcum Spears Mong, James H. -·-···----····--··--·----· E 195 6-2 18 Columbiana Ray Dempsey FOODS and Newcomer, Robert ·-----·········-····-···· LB 215 6-1 19 Toledo Robert James

Portsmouth, Tam -·-···--·······-····-·-- E 175 5.10 18 Middletown Paul Walker Scrivner BEVERAGES Reynolds, Dave ----·-··--··----··-·-· HB 191 5-11 18 Lima Al Sharp, Charles -----···-······------···-·c 195 5-11 18 Springfield Lowell Storm BANQUET AND PARTY ROOMS Thrasher, Gary A. ------·-··-· - G 197 5.7 20 Westlake Jim Janosek AVAILABLE Walker, Poul -···-·······-··----··-······· QB 210 6-2 18 Middletown " Tiger" Ellison

TODAY'S COVER Features Mershon Aud itori um at the Gateway Am p le Attended Parking of the Campus. All football program covers during the 1964 season have featured campus PHONE 294-5111 sce nes in four colors.

48 49 RED DOOR TAVERN---- 1736 W. FIFTH AVE. • HU 8-0114 • JACK YOUNGQUIST, MANAGER A FOOTBALL SPECIAL CARRYOUT Signal us 30 mi nutes in advance .. w e' ll pre pare your soup, sandwich and pi e to ta ke to the game. Make a n e nd run be fo re o r after the game to the RED DOOR fo r d e licious food and re freshme nts. WE'RE OPEN SUNDAY • 4 P.M. W e serve excellent German food, including Ge rman sandwiches fo r a ll q ua rterbacks . ENTERTAINMENT : FRIDAY • SATURDAY • SUNDAY EVENINGS ALL LEGAL BEVERAGES SERVED. DON'T ACCEPT A SUBSTITUTE - SCORE IN EATING ENJOYMENT AT THE RED DOOR.

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