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This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Athletics Department at Carroll Collected. It has been accepted for inclusion in Football Programs by an authorized administrator of Carroll Collected. For more information, please contact [email protected]. THE ATHLETIC REVIEW • TWENTY -FIVE CENTS JCU MARSHALL • • The Mar hall College of Huntington, W. Va., ifl meeting the John Carroll Blue treaks tonight ATHLETIC REVIEW in the latter': opening home game of the 1949 c·ea on. Home from a long road trip which in • cluded one intersectional tilt and thre matches in ide the stat , the treak~ will be encounter Official Football Magazine ing the 1\llar hall Thundering Herd for the third time in a series which began in 1927. Price Twenty- five Cents For gridiron heroes So far the record fltands at a tie and a victory for .arroll. The first conte ·t re ulted in a 6-6 • deadlock when a Marshall back intercepted a or grandstand quarterbacks •.. pa s and went 90 yards for the equalizer, this John Carroll University in old Luna Park in leveland. La t year on MaL·hall'c home field, the Streak won handily. SEASON OF 1949 the All-American family car! 20-6. ext Friday night, October 28, again at the THOMAS C. BYRNE, Dtrector of Advertising Cleveland Stadium, Carroll goe against a tough Dowling Green team which went undefeated in C O NTEN T S ten games last year. The only blot on the Fal con record was a 13-13 tie with the Streaks, a Game Forecast and Ticket Information ...... gam that provided four periods of bitterly President's Message ...... 3 contested football. arroll has yet to taste de feat from the Falcon gTiclders, the , erie stand Carroll's Athletic Director and Coach ...... 5 in g· at two victories and the tie. Ei sele's Assistants ...... 7 Blue Streaks ...... 9, 11 , 13, 15 All-Time Record Against 1949 Opponents ...... 17 John Carroll Univet sity ...... 19 Carroll's 1949 Squad Roster ...... 21 Tickets for the remaining t hree home games of the Streaks can be purcha ed at the John Starting Lineups ...... 22, 23 Carroll Univer ity Ticket Office, located in the Opponent's 1949 Squad Roster ...... 2-1 lobby of the Administration Building on the Bond ond 1948 Gome Statistics ...... 26 university campus at Miramar and Carroll Blvds., niversity Heights 18, 0. Tickets can Opponents' 1949 Schedules and 1948 Results ...... 28, 30 also be obtained at the ticket office of Richman A11 7Time Record ond Highlights ...... 32 * Brothers, 736 Euclid Ave., in downtown leve $., •••••• Carroll's Development Pion ...... 34 land, during the week of each home game. For only -•'tttt Carroll 's fi nal away game with Canisius College fhe Alumni Association ...... 36 of Duft'alo, N. Y., ticket can be purchased al Placement Service ...... 38 t he university. Cheers and Songs ...... 40 Ticket prices are a follows: Opponent's Coaching Stoff ...... 42 (1) $2.50 box and reserved seats-upper deck (re erved seats are the fir t i r rows behind Opponent's Campus ond History ...... 44 ••. World's first 2-cars-in-one boxes). (2) $2 reserved seat -upper deck, all ·ec ]'o iL rnllthe sig 11 als! Your Kaiser Traveler put s two cars V rir ·i n ~ power to .- pare! Ve lvet · ~ moot h Thundc rh ad tions. at your d i. posa 1. Ion 10 . c n ci s. ou can convr rt thi s bi g, en gin e k e p yo u a head of the fi eld nn long run ~ .. . ~ lip s (3) $1.50 re erved section (students)-lower beautifu l 6-passengc r lu xury ~ rdan to a hu ~ ky cargo you thrnugh traffic ~ m o nth l y . 7.3-to-1 hi gh co mpression deck, sections 6, 7, 8, 9. Visitors' sections are Compliments c r ui ~c r. .. rcacly to help pay it own way. r a tio sla h s gas costs. section 36 and 37. (4) $1 general admission-lower deck, all Looh· ttl that. big, lm rlyba(·k! A 10-foot lon g, stecl·shod P lentyofextra poin ts! Th Kaise r Travele r gives you of an 'extra car' for your money ... two kind · of ars for the section· except tho e hown in (3). (General hold. with 130 cubic feet o( room to hau l fo otba ll gear or admission not sold at Richman Brother . ) oak vc n cr ... b a t , boxes or bale of hay. price f onl y one. o why sit on the s icl el in e wh n you can drive a K a iser Traveler! The Streaks' remaining home games, all at A m erica's sm ar/Ps l line play! The we ping lin e o f a Cleveland Stadium, are : Walter Davis big, big car add to your pridr. plca~ur c and rid ing case. See ,Your K a i M'r- Prn ;:,pr rfpa fer for a rfpm o ll sl r a tin 11 Friday, Oct. 28-Bowling Green, 8:15 p.m. Big 123\6 " wheelba c e nd · '::- lwrt cur fa ti gue'. Jl ear \\'a ltn \\'inch\' 11. Ewry. ' uncl ay ev('ning. A. B . . Friday, ov. 4-Case Tech, :15 p.m.
*}"'a c ( ory d~li ucrcd, eq urpp•d. f'ed.taxpauL Transportatron,localuu es (ijony) add'l. C J9" 9 KA I SER- FRA ZER SALE S COR P .. WILLOW RUII. r.IIC II . Saturday, ov. 19-Baldwin-Wall ace, 2 p.m. 1 • The Mar hall Coll ege of Huntington, W. Va., is meeting the John arroll Blue treak tonight ATHLETIC REVIEW in the latter' opening home game of the 1949 season. Home from a long road trip which in • cl ud d one in ter ctional t il t and t hree matches inside the tate, the Streak will be encounter Official Football Magazine ing the Mar hall Thundering Herd for the t hird time in a . eries which began in 1927. Price Twenty-five Cents For gridiron heroes So far the record stand at a tie and a victory for .arroll. The fir t conte t resulted in a 6-6 • deadlock when a Marshall back intercepted a or grandstand quarterbacks •.. pass and went 90 yards for the equalizer, t his John Carroll University in old Luna Park in leveland. Last year on Mar ha ll 's home field, the Streak wo n handily. SEASON OF 1949 the A ll-A merican ja1nily car! 20-6 . ext F riday nig ht, October 28, ao·ai n at t he THOMAS C. BYRNE, Director of Advertisi ng Cleveland Stadium, Carroll goes against a tough Dowling Green team which went undefeated in C O NTE N TS ten games Ia t year. The only blot on t he Fal con r cord wa a 13-13 tie with the Streaks, a Game Forecast and T icket Information ...... game that provided four periods of bitter ly President's Message ...... 3 conte ted football. Carroll has yet to taste de 5 feat f rom the Falcon gridder , the eries tand Correll's Athletic Director and Coach ...... ing at two victories and t he tie. Eisele's Assistants ...... 7 Blue Streaks ...... 9, 11, 13, 15 Al l-Time Record Against 1949 Opponents ...... 17 John Carroll Unive1 sity ...... 19 Carroll's 1949 Squad Roster ...... 21 Tickets for t he remaining t hree home games of the Streak can be purcha eel at the J ohn Srorting Lineups ...... 22, 23 Ca rroll niversity Ticket Office, located in t he Opponent's 1949 Squad Roster ...... 24 lob by of the Administrat ion Building on the university campus at Miramar and Carroll Bond and 1948 Game Statistics ...... 26 Blvds., niversity Heigh ts 18, 0 . Tickets can Opponents' 1949 Schedules and 1948 Resu lts ...... 28, 30 al o be ob tained at the ticket office of Richman All ~ Time Record and Highlights ...... 32 * Brother s, 736 Euclid Ave., in downtown Cleve $.,., •••• land, during t he week of each home game. F or Carroll's Development Pl a n ...... 34 only -••tttt Carroll' fmal away game wit h Canisius College f he Alumni Assoc ia tion ...... 36 r of Buffalo, Y. , tick ts can be purcha. ed at Placement Service ...... 38 t he university. Cheers and Songs ...... 40 Ticket price are as follows : Opponent's Coaching Stoff ...... 42 (1) $2.50 box andre erved eats-upper deck (reserved seats are the first six row beh ind Opponent's Campus and History ...... 44 ... World's first 2-cars-in-one boxe ) . (2) $2 re erved eat -upper deck, all ec Yon en// the signa ls! Your Kai rTravelcr put two ca rs Dri l'ing power to sp a re! Velvr l ·!'lll On l h Thunde rh ead tion . at your dispo a l. In 10 seconds. yo u ·a n onv •rt thi big, cngin kee ps you ahead of the fie ld on lon g runs . . . ~ li p s (3) $1.50 reserved section (students)-lower brautifu l 6-pa . e ngcr lu xury f:. cda n to a hu ~ ky cargo yo u through tra fli c smooth ly. 7.3-to-l hi gh com pression deck, sections 6, 7, 8, 9. Visitor s' sections are Compliments c ruiser . . . ready to h l1) pay it s own way. ratio s lashes gas co~ t s . sections 36 and 37. (4) $1 general admission- lower deck, all Look at that bi.g, burly ba cl.:! A 10-fuo t long, ·t 1- hod Plenty of exi-ra p oints! The Kaiser Travele r gives you of an 'extra car' lor your mon y . . . two kinds of cars for the section except tho e shown in (3). (G ener al hold , w ith 130 cubic fe t of roo m to ha u l football gear or admi sion not sold at Rich man Brothers.) oak ve n r . .. b a t , boxes or ba les of hay. price of on ly one .. o why it on th e ideline wh en you can d rive a Ka iser Travel r! The Streaks' remaining home o·ame , all at A m erica's sm artest line p lay ! The weepin g lines of a Cleveland Stadium, are: Walter Davis bi g, big car add to yo ur pridf'. pJea, urc and riding ea e. ee y onr Kui.,Pr-Frn :;r>r dealer f ur a d em oustration Friday, Oct. 2 -Bowling Green, :15 p.m. B ig 123 1/:.l" wheelbase cnus '~ hort car fat igue' . lJ ear Wa ltn Win chell. E very .'unday evening.. . B.C. Friday, ov. 4-Case Tech , 8 :15 p.m.
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TOPCOATS! OVERCOATS ALL-STAR SHOW JOHN CA RROLL vs. M A RS HALL COLLEGE October 2 1, 1949 - Cleveland Stadium DI NNER SHOW - 8:00 P. M . Tonigh t, as the Blue treak cow poke ride out to mee~ th Th under SUPP ER SHOW - 11 :30 P. M . ing Her d, gh o t riding in from \i\ e ·t Virginia, t he President of J ohn Whe re else in a ll the world doe Carroll extend a hearty welcome to the President of Mar hall oll ege so little till buy so much '? • a nd its a lu mni and friend in Cleveland . The fi r st h ome o·ame of the Blue Streak call for an e pecially war m gr eeting to the tr u ~tees, faculty, a lumni, . tudents a nd friends ··o{ John RICHMAN BROTHERS MAin 0209 Carr oll, who hav !been o loyal a nd enthu ia tic in support of t h team. For Reservations To the Director of Athletic , coache , player , members of t he band 736 Euclid Avenue and th e Booster ' Club my heartfelt gratitu'de for making spor ts-minded Cleveland consciou of Carroll's fine record and traditions on the gridiron. Home of the Smart El Dorado Club Prospect, Corner Ontario • 5716 Broadway
3 2 CARROLL'S ATHLETIC DIRECTOR AND COACH UTah 1-3800 EUGENE G. "GE E" 0 •RST- Athletic Director- otre Dame, '2·1, born in Owensboro, Compl iment5 The Gardner Ky., in 1801, on of 11 ch il dren ... began foot ba ll care rat No tre Dame in 1919, playing with the immQrta l George Gipp . . . teamed with the of Four Hor emen in 1922 and 192 . . . in 1924 Cartage Co. qualifi d for Olympic team and r pr ented U .. in jav lin throw at Paris that summer ... after leaving Notre Dam in 1924 coach d at Roman • Catholi c High chool in Philadelphia wh r h e Movers and Erectors assL ted in developing one of Iotre Dame's Cathedral greats. Tom onley, who later came to an·oll of as head gri d coach ... later career included uc c ·sful tenure. a. coach at Washington and Lee. Heavy Machinery - Boilers - Safes ani iu s and DePaul ... named Director of Latin Athl etic, at arr ll in 1942 and during the war • set up training pr gram for avy V-12 h re . . .. under Gcn 's direction, Carroll returned to GENERAL TRUCKING gridiron in 1946 after four-year layoff and r - School ent r ed basketball comp tition the sam year • ... added b xing, track, golf and tenni. to the :-; port. calendar .. . through hi incentive some GENE OBERT of the foremo. t co ll eges in country now bolster 2662 East 69th Street arr ll 's , che lui s. Oir·t'ctor of Athletics Cleve land, Ohio
HERBERT C. "HERB" EI ELE - Head Coach-Dayton, '26, born in 1904 at McKees Our 63rd Year port, Pa .... product of Cleveland's Cathedral Compliments Latin High ch ool ... played end be id e Bill Belanich from 1919 to 1921 ... entered Dayton "Sylvanna Brand" U. in 1922 . . . arned All-American honorable mention in ophomore year .. . injured in junior year, but returned in senior year to take All of Ohio and All-Catholic honor ... took pass in 1922 to break deadlock as Dayton defeated Carroll 20-13 ... went 55 yards for TD in 1925 Hildebrandt's when Carroll f II before Dayton 17-0 . . . named on 1922, 1923 and 1925 an ·oll All-Opponent elevens ... in 1!)26 accepted fir t coaching post at St. Mary's High School in Sandu ky ... two Meat Products years later accepted coaching po t at athedral A Latin ... in 19 years t hat foll owed, Her b com piled brilliant schola tic record, his teams run ning up total of 131 \\·in , 33 lo ses and 18 ties . . . un beaten in 36 traight .. . spring of 1947 ON SALE AT ALL LEADING brought Herb college coaching portfolio for first FRIEND t im e - at Carroll ... 1947 season, with ix MEAT MARKETS AND wins, three losse , best for Streak since 1939 HERB EISELE GROCER IES . . . last year Herb topp d a successful eason (7-1-2 ) wit h a Great Lak s Bowl tit! . Hearl Football Coach
4 5 CARROLL'S ATHLETIC DIRECTOR AND COACH UTah 1-3800 E GEl\'· G. "GENE" OBER T- Athletic Director- otre Dame, '2-1, born in wensboro, Com pi i ments The Gardner Ky., in 1901, one of 11 children ... beo-an foot ball career at Notre Dame in 1919, playing with the immgrtal Ge ro-e Gipp ... t amed with the of Four Horsemen in 1922 and 192 ... in 192 Cartage Co. qual ifi ed for Olympic team and r pre ented in jav lin throw at Paris that summer ... after leaving otre Dam in 1924 coach d at Roman • Catholic Hi rh chool in Philadelphia where he Cathedral Movers and Erectors assisted in developino· on of Notre Dame's greats. Torn onley, who later came to anoll of a head grid coach ... later career included suc cessful tenures a coach at Wa hington and Lee, Heavy Machinery - Boilers - Safes Cani ius and D Paul ... named Director of Latin Athletics at arroll in 1942 and during the' ar • set up t raining prooTam for av V-12 h r . . .. und r Gen ' direction, Carroll returned to GENERAL TRUCKING gr idiron in 1946 after foLil·-year layoff and re School enter ed basketball competition the same year • ... added boxing, track, golf and tennL to the :port. calendar .. . through his incentive some GENE ORER T of the foremo t co ll eges in country now bolster 2662 East 69th Street a rrolJ'g sch dul s. Director of Athletics Cleveland, Ohio
HERBERT C. "HERB" EI ELE - H ad Coach-Dayton, '26, born in 1904 at McKees Our 63rd Year port, Pa .... product of leveland's Cathedral Compliments Latin High School .. . played end beside Bill Belanich from 1919 to 1921 ... entered Dayton "Sylvanna Brand" . in 1922 ... earned All-American honorabl mention in ophomore year ... injured in junior year, but returned in . enior year to take All of Ohio and All-Catholic h onor .. . took pass in 1922 to breal< deadlock as Dayton defeated an·oll 20-13 ... went 55 yards for TD in 1925 Hildebrandt's ·when Carroll fell before Dayton 17-0 . .. named on 1922, 1923 and 1925 Carroll All-Opponent elevens . .. in 1926 accepted fir t coaching po t at St. Mary's High chool in Sandu ky ... two Meat Products years later accepted oaching post at Cathedral A Latin ... in 19 years that followed, Herb com piled brilliant schola tic record hi teams run ning up total of 131 "·ins, 33 loss s and 18 tie· ... unb aten in 36 straight ... spring of 1947 ON SALE AT ALL LEADING brought Herb college coaching portfolio for first FRIEND time - at Carroll .. . 1947 season, with ix MEAT MARKETS AND win , three loss s, best for tt·eaks since 1939 HERB EISELE GROCER I ES . . . last year Herb topped a ucce sful sea on (7-1-2) ·with a Great Lakes Bowl title. Head FootbaU Coach
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EISELE'S ASSIST AtNTS JOHN CARROLL'S OWN FLORIST FOR LAST 1 5 YEARS COMPLIMENTS OF THE Corsages BILL BELANICH 0 N MORMILE Fairmount of UNUSUAL QUALITY Line Coad1 Ba('kfield Coach and DISTINCTION Theatre y FRA K G. "BILL" BELA ICH-Line Coach DA . "DA NY" MORMILE - Backfield BRUNSWICK'S - Dayton, '27, Cleveland-born in 190 .. . has Coach-John arroll , '3 , born in 1915 in Bed heen playing with or assisting Herb ince early ford, 0 .... b gan hi grid ca r r at lev land Fairmount & W arrensville 10914 Ca rnegie Ave . 2002 Lorain Ave. day as player at athedral Latin . . . husky Hal) Name High chool ... a scho l asti~ two Cen ter Road GA. 4800 MA. 3 544 sport man .. . entered a rroll in 19 4 ... won "Bull ," later call ed "Bill," entered Dayton in r nown a one of Blu e treak ' all-time greats 19~3 ... went on to h come one of Flyer ' all on gridiron and hardwoo l ... captain d cag 11382 Lakeshore Boulevard time gr at tackles ... named on an·oll's All team in 193 ... quarterbacl{ed arroll in 19 5. SHAKER HEIGHTS, RE. 0200 Opponent team of 1925 a nd 1926 ... in latter 19 6 and 19' 7 ... returned to Holy ame after year gained All-American honorable mention, graduation a a istant to Jo Gavin, now h ad OHIO NOTE : Carroll Students Only- 1 O% Discount on All-Ohio a nd All-Catholic . . . turned to pro coach at Dayton, and in 1947 took over head Corsages Upon Pr esentation of This Ad . coaching duties wh n Gavin joined coll ege rank fessiona l football after graduation in 1927, play ... 1947 team napped Latin 's 6-game win ing with Dayton Triangles for next thre year !itl·eak . . . ign d a Carr 11 backfield coach in . . . came to Carroll in 1947 to build the t rong pring of 194 ... begins his secon l . ason as tt·eak forward wall s. tr ak coach. Savings Insured up to $ 5000. HEINEN'S, Inc. We Welcome Your COMPLETE FOOD MARKETS Savings Account 16708 Kinsman Rd. DrCK T PTA DrCK ILIANO Near Lee Rood Fn• h man Coach Trainer Start a savings account for your own security and peace of mind. Open one 2195 South Taylor Rd. at the Bonk of Ohio, 921 Huron Rood, Near Cedar Rood downtown-or at your Bonk of Ohio neighborhood branch. It's easy to save RI HARD A. "DICK" ILIANO-Trainer once you get started. • RICHARD D. "DICK" T PTA - Fre hman Coach - otre Dame, '43, Cleveland-born in Baldwin-Wallace, '39, born at leveland in 1916 . .. attended Co llinwood High School, graduat 1921 . . . began his athletic career during ing in 1934 . .. entered Baldwin-Wa1lace and THE Shop FOR ALL YOUR FOOD NEEDS Ei el 's coaching tenure at Cathedral Latin .. 0 was member of the ellow J acket squad of 193 , UNDER ONE ROOF. played on Latin's city championship football winning monogram . . . a Cleveland Athl tic team of 1938 ... won three letters each in foot- Club boxing champ . . . erved three year with BANK OF OHIO the a rmy ordnance divi ion .. . hold master's Save MONEY, TIME AND EFFORT. ball and track 0 • • till holds Cleveland Senate degree in body mechanics from Western Re- 6 Convenient Offices record in 440-yard da h ... enter ed otre Dame erve University and is charter member of . .. joined Eisele staff at Carroll in pring of Ohio-Michigan-Indiana Trainers A ociation .. . " Memb er the Federal Deposi t Insurance Corporation" Quality FINEST AT ALL TIMES. 1948 .. . has good-looking crop of freshmen to continue t udy of body mechanics during urn g-roo m for 1950 var sity. mer months at the Univer ity of Chicago. 6 7 EISELE'S ASSIST ANTS JOHN CARROLL'S OWN FLORIST FOR LAST 1 5 YEARS COMPLIMENTS OF THE Corsages BILL BELA ICH UAN MORMILE Fairmount of UNUSUAL QUALITY Lin e Coa<"h Backfield Couch and DISTINCTION Theatre BY
F RA K G. "BILL" BELA ICH-Line Coach DA J • "DA NY" :VTORMILE - Backfield BRUNSWICK'S - Dayton, '27, Clev land-born in 1903 ... ha, Coach-John an·oll , '3 , born in 1.915 in Bed heen playing with or a sisting Herb since early ford, 0 .. . . began hi g rid career at l veland Fairmount & W a rrensville 10914 Ca rnegie Ave. 2002 Lorain Ave. day. a player at ath edral Latin .. . husky Holy Nam Hig h School . .. a scho l a ~ ti ~ two GA. 4800 MA. 3 544 sport man . .. entered a n·oll in 19 4 . . . won Cen ter Rood "Bull," later call ed " Bill," enter ed Dayton in r nown a. one of Blu treak ' all-time g reats 19~3 . .. went on to become one of Flyer ' all 223 82 Lakeshore Boulevard on gridiron and hardwood . . . aptained cag time g r eat tack] ... named on Carroll' All team in 19 .. . quarterbacked arroll in 1935, SHAKER HEIGHTS, RE . 0200 Opponen t team of 1.925 and 1926 ... in latter 1936 and 1.9' 7 .. . returned to Holy ame after year o·ained All-American honorable mention, graduation as assistant to Jo Gavin, now h ad coach at Dayton, and in 19..J7 took over head OHIO NOTE: Carroll Students Only- 1 O% Di scount on All-Ohio and All-Catholic . . . t urned to pro Corsages Upon Presentation of This Ad . coachino· duti w h n Gavin joined co ll ege rank fes ional football after gr aduation in 1927, play . .. 1947 team snapped Latin's 36-game win ing wit h Dayton Triangles for next t hree year streak .. . signed as an·oll backfi ld coach in . .. cam to Carroll in 1947 to build t he t ron g- pring of 194 . . . b gins his second . ea on a tt·eak forward wall . treak coach. Savings Ins ured up to $5000. HEINEN'S, Inc. We Welcome Your COMPLETE FOOD MARKETS Savings Account 16708 Kinsman Rd. OlCK TUPTA DICK ILIANO Near Lee Rood Ft·esh man Coach Trainer Start a savings account for your own security and peace of mind. Open one 2195 South Taylor Rd. at the Bank of Ohio, 921 Huron Road, Neor Cedar Rood downtown-or at your Bank of Ohio neighborhood branch. It's easy to save RI HARD A. "DICK" ILIANO-Trainer once you get started. • RICHARD D. "DICK" T PTA - Fre hman Coach - Totre Dame, '43, leveland-born in Baldwin-Wallace, '39, born at Cleveland in 1916 . . . attended Co llinwood High School, graduat 1921 . . . began his athletic career during ing in 1934 . .. enter d Baldwin-Wallace and THE Shop FOR ALL YOUR FOOD NEEDS Eisele's coaching tenure at Cath dral Latin .. . was memb r of the Yellow J acket quad of 193 , UNDER ONE ROOF . played on Latin's city champion h ip football \\'inning monogTam . . . a Cleveland Athletic team of 193 ... won three letters each in foot Club boxing champ ... served three year with BANK OF OHIO Save MONEY, TIME AND EFFORT. ball and track . . . till holds Cleveland enate the a rmy ordnance divi ion . .. holds master's degree in body mechanic from Western Re- 6 Convenient Offices record in 440-yard da h . . . entered otre Dame erve ni ver sity and i charter member of . . . joined Eisele staff at Carroll in pring- of Ohio-Michigan-Indiana Tra iners Association ... " Member the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation" Quality FINEST AT ALL TIMES. 1948 . .. ha good-looking crop of freshmen to continues t udy of body mechanics during urn gr oom for 1950 varsity. mer months at the Univer ity of Chicago. 6 7 BLUE STREAKS Carroll's Huskies Drink .. . BEST WI SHES FOR A SUC CESSFUL SEASON HORTEN'S Pure Milk eaJtlj,_
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Compliments COALS OF ESTAB LISHED DEPENDAB ILITY DON KENNEY-hb BOB KILFOYLE- Phone Randall Park VUlcan 3-4300 Racing Assn. For Quotations Glazier Track Road • Cleveland 4, O·hio BILL MALONE-hb JOE MINOR-end 10 11 BLUE STREAKS JAMES W . McGORRAY JOH J. O'MALLEY President S ecretary-Treasurer Me orray ro . Co . FUNERAL DIRECTORS Compliments "As Old as 1870- as M odern a 194 9" of For three qu;~rt e r s of a century this organization has rendered impar tial service to families in all walks of life, with painstaking care and efficiency. A capable staff to serve AL FLAGEL and execute every trust with perfec BILL MOWER-hb BTI_, L NOWASKEY-guard RAY OGRINC- cen ter tion of detail, ha won for us an enviable reputation. and Family Lakewood Home - 14133 Detroit Avenue 3040 Lorain Avenue A Tlanric 9800 Compliments PIES und CAKES of BAKED BURRELL HIELO - hb DON SHULA-hb The ESPECIALLY FOR YOU Fairmount • Center Co. PRATT WEBB PIES CHerry 0862 DON WEBB , Prop. LEN OEDER-hb ED SULLJV AN-guard VINCE TADDEO-tackle 12 13 BLUE STREAKS JAMES W . McGORRAY JOHN J. O ' MALLEY President Secretary-Jrreasurer Me orray ro Co. FUNERAL DIRECJrORS Com pi iments "As Old as 1870-as M odern as 194 9" of + For three quarters of a century this organization has rendered impar tial service to families in all walks of life, with painstaking care and efficiency. A capable staff to serve AL FLAGEL and execute every tru t with. perfec BILL MOWER-hb RAY OGRINC-center tion of detail, ha won for us an enviable reputation. and Family + Lakewood Home - 14133 Detroit Avenue 3040 Lorain Avenue ATlantic 9800 Compliments PIES ond CAKES of BAKED BURRELL SHIELOS-hb The ESPECIALLY FOR YOU Fairmount • Center Co. PRATT WEBB PIES CHerry 0862 DON WEBB, Prop. LEN OEDER-hb VINCE TADDEO-tackle 12 BLUE STREAKS Sullivan Bros. Plumbing Cleveland Federation & Heating Co. of Labor 12416 Superior Avenue JOHN F. BURNS, President WILLIAM FINNEGAN, Secretary GArfield 7755 THE UNITED PROVISION CO. CR AFTSMANS HIP PLUS SERVI CE OF CLEVELAND, Inc. THE JUDSON COMPANY CARL T AS EFF- fb Catering to Hotels, Restaurants, Clubs, Colleges and Dining Cars PRINTERS 1310 E. 12th St. CH. 1108 1014 Rockwell CHerry 5320 J. M. DINDIA & SONS WHOLESALE FRUITS, VECET ABLES &. CROCERIES Steel Plate Fabricators COMPLETE Ll N E OF HOUSEWARES • Ohio Machine & Boiler Fairmount Center Hardware We Special ize in Catering to Company SHERWIN - WILLIAMS PAINTS HOTELS, RESTAU RAN TS & IN STITUTIONS 1501 University Road 20637 FAIRMOUNT FA. 6000 PRospect 2755 Shaker Heights, Ohio • 3016 Cedar Avenue YOU will Be Ama2:ed at PRospect 1919 PRospect 5190 COUGHLIN & WHITEHEAD Waterlox Finishes COMPANY For Every Purpose - Inside or Outside CALL or WRITE INSU RANCE OF ALL KINDS WATERLOX DIVISI,ON Complimen ts Best W is hes From 614 Williamson Bldg. The Empire Varnish Co. of FRANCES P. BOLTON 2636 East 76th Street MAin 6751 JOHN A. FREWEN Congres : man - 22nd District UTah 1-2737 Cleveland, Ohio 14 15 BLUE STREAKS Sullivan Bros. Plumbing Cleveland Federation & Heating Co. of Labor 12416 Superior Avenue JOHN F. BURNS, President GArfield 7755 WILLIAM FINNEGAN, Secretary THE UNITED PROVISION CO. CRAFTSMANS HIP PLUS SERVI CE OF CLEVELAND, Inc. THE JUDSON COMPANY CARL TASEFF- f b Catering to Hotels, Restaurants, Clubs, Colleges and Di ni ng Cars PRINTERS 1 31 0 E. 12th St. CH. 1108 1014 Rockwell CHerry 5320 J. M. DINDIA & SONS WHOLESALE FRUITS, VECET ABLES &. CROCERIES Steel Plate Fabricators COMPLETE Ll N E OF HOUSEWARES • Ohio Machine & Boiler Fairmount Center Hardware We Specialize in Catering to Company SHERWIN - WILLIAMS PAINTS HOTELS, RESTAURANTS & INSTITUTIONS 1501 University Road 20637 FAIRMOUNT FA. 6000 PRospect 2755 Shaker Heights, Ohio • 3016 Cedar Avenue YOU will Be Amazed at PRospect 1919 PRospect 5190 COUGHLIN & WHITEHEAD Waterlox Finishes COMPANY For Every Purpose - Inside or Outside CALL or WRITE IN SU RANCE OF ALL KINDS WATERLOX DIVISI,ON Compliments Best Wishes From The Empire Varnish Co. 614 Williamson Bldg. of FRANCES P. BOLTON 2636 East 76th Street MAin 6751 JOHN A. FREWEN Congres:man - 22nd Di strict UTah 1-2737 Cleveland, Ohio 14 15 ALL-TIME RECORD AGAINST 1949 OPPONENTS THE TEXAS WE TERN CASE TEC'H Fir st n~ eet in g between t he t wo school 1931-J. . ------·---- 19 Ca e --·------·------__ 0 R. J. PLATTEN 1932-J. . ------7 Ca e --··-·------· ______14 TOLEDO KALILL 1933-J.C. ------0 Case _ ------·--·------__ _ 20 1933-J. . ___ , ______33 T ledo ------13 1934-J.C. CONTRACTOR ------0 Ca e ______·------0 COMPANY 1938-J.C. ______6 Toledo -----·------6 1935- J . . ------6 Ca e _ -·-- _··------12 1939-J.C. ______0 Toledo ______20 1936-J.C. ------0 Ca e _ ------27 SE W ER AND WATER M AIN 1940- J . . ______12 Toledo ------33 1937-J.C. ______0 Ca e _ ·-·-·---·------·----· 19 CONTRACTORS Scranton & West 25th Street 1941-J.C. ______0 Toledo _ ------20 193 -J.C. ______14 ase _ ---·------0 SHadyside 5727 1942-J.C. ______6 Toledo -·------__ 6 19 9--J.C. ------19 a e --· ·------·---- - 0 4161 West 150th Street 1946-J.C. -·----·-- __ 19 Toledo . ---·------2 1940-J. . ------12 Case _ ___ .. -·-· -- - _____ 1 Clearwate r 3848 1947-J. . -----·------35 Toledo -----·-----·------14 19 Compliments Compliments of Compliments of of CE-FAIR TAVERN N. E. A. A Friend 124 05 CEDA R ROAD Service 16 17 ALL-TIME RECORD AGAINST 1949 OPPONENTS THE TEXA WE TERN CASE TE H F irst rr.e t ing bet ween t h e tv1·o school 1931-J...... 19 ase ...... 0 .. 0 R. J. PLATTEN 1932-JoC. 00 ... 00.... 7 a e .... oooooo· ...... 14 KALILL TOLEDO 1933-JOC...... 0 Ca e ...... 20 1933-J .C...... 33 Toledo ...... 13 1934-J. 0 CON TRACTOR oo...... 0 Ca e ...... oo.... 0 COMPANY 193 -J.C...... 6 Toledo ...... 6 1935-J.C ...... 0000.. 6 Ca e . 0000...... oo ...... 12 1939-J.C...... 0 Toledo ...... 20 1936-J.Co ...... 0 Ca e ...... ooooo .. oo 27 SE WER A N D WATER MAIN 1940-JoC ...... 12 Toledo oo .. o········o·----o 33 1937-J...... 0 ase . 00 ...... 00 19 CONTRACTORS Scranton & West 25th Street 1941-JOCo ········o·o- 0 Toledo ... o.. o·····o······ 20 193 -J.C. ... oo...... 14 Ca e ...... 0 4161 West 150th Street SHadyside 5727 1942-JoCo ······-·o··. 6 Toledo . ..oo ... oo•o··-·o· 6 1939-JOC ...... oo .... 19 Ca e ...... 0 1946-JoCo . ····o·· .. 19 Toledo ·······o···-oo······ 28 1940-Jo 0 ...... 12 Ca ...... 00 1 CLearwater 3848 1947-JOCO ...... 35 Toledo .... o...... o··· 14 1941-JOC. OOOooOOoOoOO 6 8 1948-JoCo ...... 46 Toledo .... o·-·········o··· 20 1942-JoCo ...... 12 ase ...... oo...... 0 J OCo won 3, lo t 4. tied 2 1946-JOCo ...... 19 Ca e .. 00 ...... 6 1947-JOCo ..... oo ..... 26 Case .. 00...... 7 YO NGSTOWN 1948-Jo .. 00 ...... 33 Ca e ...... 00 .... oo ... oo. 1 J . . won 7, lo t 7, tied 1 1938-Jo ...... 20 Young town .... ooo··· 12 Compliments Riester & Thesmacher 1947--JOCO ...... o.... 2 Youngstown .... oooo .. 13 CANI IUS 1948-J.Co ...... 13 Youngstown ... o...... 6 of Company JO COwo n 2, lost 1, tied 0 1921-JoC. 00 .... 0..... 6 Canisiu ...... 24 1923-JOCo ...... 0 Cani iu ...... 0 XAVIER 1924---J'OC ...... 00 ..... 30 Cani iu .. 0 0000 ..... 10 SHEET METAL PRODUCTS 1925-JoC...... 0 Canisius (forfeit) 1 Baum Ice Cream Co. 1920-J.C. o...... 0 Xa vier ..... o...... 17 1948-JOCo ...... 0 14 Cani ius ...... **13 1526 West 25th Street 1921-J.C...... 0 Xa vier ______28 **Second Gr eat Lakes Bowl Game 1404 Abbey PRospect 7662 1922-JOCo ...... 19 Xa vier ...... 0 19 J.C2 . won , lost 3, t ied 0 CHerry 0154 1923-JOCO ···o·oo····· 9 Xa vier .....oo ...... oo .. 13 1940-J.C. oo.oooo ..... 12 Xavier ...... 00 .. 33 BA LDWIN-WALLACE 1941-JOC...... 0 Xavier ...... 25 1921-J.C ...... 13 B.W ...... 13 1942-J.C...... 7 Xa vi r ...... 26 1923- J .C. ..00 ...... 25 Bo\i\ 0 ...... 0 1946-J.C. .. 00...... 6 Xa vier ...... oo.... 7 1932-JOC...... 0 Bov\ 0 0 .. 00...... 0 1947-JOCo ...... 0 Xa vier ...... 00 ...... 21 1933-JOCo ...... 7 B.W ...... oo...... 7 1948-JOC...... 13 Xa vier ...... 7 -JOCO ...... 0 B.Wo. 000 ...... 6 Compliments JO C. won 1, lo t 8, tied 1 Compliments 1934-J.C...... 7 B.W o ... 00 ...... 10 of 1935-JoCo ...... 6 BOW . .. oo .oooo ...... 33 MARSHALL of 1936-JOCO ...... 7 B.Wo ...... 0 ...... 4 1927-J.Co ...... 6 Mar shall ...... 6 1937-J.Co ...... 7 B.Wo ...... oo ...... 21 1938-JOCo ...... 25 BoW O.oo ...... oo ... oo.. 6 1948-JOCo 0 . ....0 ..... 20 Mar sha ll ...... 6 A. VISCONSI J.C. won 1, lost 0, tied 1 1939-J.C. oo...... 7 BoW o 0 ...... 6 Teamsters Joint Council 1940-JOCO ...... 0 BOWO. 00 ...... 0000 ..... 40 1405 Schofield Building BOWLING GREEN 1941-JOCo .... 00...... 0 Bo \i\ 0 ...... oo ...... 0 ..... 0 1942-J.Co ...... 0 7 BoW OOoooo ...... 00...... 0 MAin 9492 No. 41 1924-J.C ...... 51 Bowling Green .... 0 1946-JOC...... oo... 0 BOWo ...... 48 1938-J.C ...... 20 Bowling Green .... 0 1947-J.C. oo ..... oo ... 2 B.v\ 0 ...... 19 1948-J.C...... 13 Bowling Green .... 13 194 ---J'O Co .... oo ...... 13 B.W o ...... oo .. 13 J .C. won 2, lost 0, t ied 1 J.Co won 6, lost 7, tied 4 Compliments Compliments of Compliments of of CE-FAIR TAVERN N. E. A. A Friend 12405 CEDAR ROAD Service 16 17 JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY THE CHEMICAL RUBBER CO. The Sweeney &Wise Co. Distributors of PLUMBING, HEATING AND LABORATORY SUP P L I E S, SCIENTIFIC EQUIPMENT, ANALYTICAL CHEMICALS AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACTORS Publishers of the World Famous 'HANDBOOK of CHEMISTRY and PHYSICS' 10210 Woodland Ave. CEdar 307&. 231 0 Superior Ave. Cleveland 14, Ohio Cl eve land 4 , Ohio Compliments NOW' A COMPLETE DRY CLEANING of PLANT TO SERVE YOU CLEVELAND TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION No. 53 Collegian Cleaners 1559 East 17th St. Cleveland 14, Ohio PRospect 2965 - 2966 13433 - 37 CEDAR ROAD CLEVELAND HEIGHTS PHIL J . PLUNKETT, Pres. C. C. HILPERT, Sec.-Trees. SAME DAY SERVICE AT NO ADDITIONAL COST JAMES P. DUNCAN, Vice - Pres. For PROMPT PICK- UP and DELIVERY "Ormand thr UNION LABEL o" ALL yoru PRINTING" Service Phone: FAirmount 73 23 ~~ ~ Compliments The NEW LUG RUBBER SOLES of W ill Improve Your Golf and Sport Shoes EX PERT SHOE CLEANING AND DYE ING The GRA SELLI TOWER FAIRMOUNT SHOE REPAIR Cleveland Switchboard QUALITY AND SERVICE Company J ohn Carroll University, located in one of the Carroll seismological observatory was es C. COR DARO Fairmount Theatre Bldg . Cleveland's newer residential subU'rbs, Univer tablished, thus becoming the fourth observatory sity Heights, occupies seven imposing building of its kind to be founded in the United States. Cleveland, Ohio It now rank among t he top ten sei. mological and fifty acres of campu . Gothic type in archi station in the country. tecture, the structure are completely furnished with modern equipment and facilities. Two Late in December, 1935, after an intensive fund-raising campaign had achieved success for Est. 1875 buildings are devoted entirely to science. a building program, the univer ity taff and W hen in N eed of Electrical Wiring John Carroll began her educational work in students moved to their sparkling new quarters Equi pment, Remember to Call 1886 when the Society of Jesus (Jesuits) e tab and plant in University Heights. Ten years Ziechmann later provision was made for a School of Busi FLORISTS li hed itself in Cleveland by opening St. Ignatius ness, Economics and Government to be added HARRINGTON ELECTRIC CO. Coll ege on the city's West Side. to the long-standing College of Arts and Sci Growers and Designers In 1890 the college was incorporated under ence . of Quality Products ELECTR ICAL CONTRACTORS the laws of Ohio and legally empowered to Expanding enrollment, enlargement of cur DAiehurst 3031 Open Evenings confer the usual degrees of arts and cience . ricula and continued implementation of a whole- orne educational philo ophy have since further 2970 Warrensville Center Rd. MA. 6177 719 Caxton Bldg. In 1896 a meterological observatory came into combined to give John Carroll Univer ity a per Shaker Heights exi tence under the noted seismologist, the Rev. manently sub tantial reputation for ound ad Frederick L. Odenbach, S.J. Eight year later vanced education. 18 19 JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY THE CHEMICAL RUBBER CO. The Sweeney & Wise Co. Distributors of PLUMBING, HEATING AND LABORATORY SUP P L I E S, SCIENTIFIC EQUIPMENT, ANALYTICAL CHEMICALS AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACTORS Publishers of the World Famous 'HANDBOOK of CHEMISTRY and PHYSICS' 10210 Woodland Av e. CEdar 307& 2310 Supe rior Av e. Clevela nd 14, Ohio Cleveland 4, Ohio Compliments NOW! A COMPLETE DRY CLEANING of PLANT TO SERVE YOU CLEVELAND TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION No. 53 Collegian Cleaners 15 59 East 17th St. Cleveland 14, Ohio PRospect 2965 - 2966 13433 - 37 CEDAR ROAD CLEVELAND HEIGHTS PHIL J . PLUNKETT, Pres. C. C. HILPERT, Sec.-Treos. SAME DAY SERVICE AT NO ADDITIONAL COST JAMES P. DUNCAN, Vice -Pres. For PROMPT PICK-UP and DELIVERY "D~mttn d tht UNION LABEL on ALL your PR.JNTI G" Se rvice Phone : FAirmount 7 313 ~"- Compliments The NEW LUG RUBBER SOLES of W ill Improve Your Golf and Sport Shoes EX PERT SHOE CLEAN ING AND DYEI NG The GRASSELU TOWER FAIRMOUNT SHOE REPAIR Cleveland Switchboard QUALITY AND SERV ICE Company J ohn Carroll Universit y, located in one of the Carroll seismological observatory was es C CORDARO Fairmount Theatre Bldg. Cleveland'. newer residential subU'l·bs, Univer tablished, thus becoming t he fourth observatory sity Heights, occupies seven imposing building of its kind to be fo unded in the United States. Cleveland, Ohio It now rank among t he top ten ei mological and fifty acres of campus. Gothic type in archi stations in the country. tecture, the tructure are completely furnished with modern equipment and facilitie . Two Late in December, 1935, after an intensive fund-raising campaign had achieved success for Es t. 1875 buildings are devoted entirely to science. a building program, the univer ity staff and When in N eed of El ectrical W iring John Carroll began her educational work in students moved to their sparkling new quarters Equipment, Remember to Call 1 86 when the Society of Jesus (Jesuits) estab and plant in University Heights. Ten years Ziechmann later provision wa made for a School of Busi FLORISTS li hed it elf in Cleveland by opening St. Ignatius ness, Economics and Government to be added HARRINGTON ELECTRIC CO. Coll ege on the city's West Side. to the long-standing College of Arts and Sci Growers and Designers In 1890 t he co llege wa incorporated under ences. of Quality Products ELECTR ICAL CONTRACTORS t he laws of Ohio and legall y empowered to Expanding enrollment, enlargement of cur D.Aiehurst 3031 Open Evenings confer the u ual degrees of arts and sciences. ricula and continued implementation of a whole some educational philo ophy have since fur ther 2970 Warrensville Center Rd. MA. 6177 719 Caxton Bldg. In 1896 a meterological observatory came into combined to give John Carroll University a per Shaker Heights existence under the noted eismologi t, the Rev. manently ubstantial r eputation for sound ad Frederick L. Odenbach, .J. Eight year later vanced education. 18 19 JOH~ CARROLL UNIVERSITY THE WILLIAM ABEL SONS CO. 1949 Squad Roster The Penn Sanitary Laundry & LICENSED FUNERAL Dl RECTORS No. Name Pos. ~ Elig. Ht. Wt. Age High chool Dry Cleaning Co. 37 Alemagno, Mario lg .3 5'11 " 200 21 Ea t Cleveland-Shaw Fu neral Hames 34 ':'Aurilio, AI rt 2 6'2" 220 22 Girard (0.) RECOGNIZED FOR QUALITY 15317 Euclid, Cor. Shaw Ll . 1000 14 Behm, Tom re 3 6' 1 5 19 leveland-Cathedral Latin 15333 Eu clid, Near Shaw GL . 0614 44 Bie hada, AI rg 3 6'1'' 220 23 Connell ville (Pa.) 840 East 93 rd Street 23 ':' Conti, Roman re 2 6'4" 210 22 Cleveland-We t Parking Space 25 ':' Cornachione, Sil fb 3 5' " 175 21 Cleveland-Collin wood Liberty 6170 You con afford T HE ABEL SERV ICE 33 ':'E line, Bill c 2 6'3" 215 22 Cleveland-Cathedral Latin 30 ':' Faix, Don fb 1 5'11" 195 23 Cleveland-Cle eland Heights 4 Farrell, Dan b 3 6'1" 200 21 New Hartford ( onn.) entral 42 Grindering, Bob c 3 6'3" 215 19 Nile (0.) McKinley 13 Harcsarik, Bob :~ 6' Best of Luck to Carroll Gridders qb 180 20 Cleveland- athedral Latin 39 ':' Holowenko, ig It 2 6'3" 235 26 Cleveland-Collinwood GOOD LUCK 32 *Janiak, Nes le 1 6'2" 205 26 Cleveland-South CEDAR - CENTER 10 Kenney, Don hb 2 5'8" 165 21 Cleveland-Holy Name To Carroll in '49 20 ':' Kilfoyle, Bob qb 1 6' 185 21 Cleveland- t. lgnatiu RECREATION 28 ':'Koster, Ken lg 1 5'10" 190 22 Rocky River (0.) 17 ':' Kubancik, Ed le 2 6' 185 21 Cleveland-Benedictine Rendezvous For Carroll Bowlers John R. Kosarsky 35 ':'McKeon, Bill t 2 6' 215 21 Cleveland- Cathedral Latin 40 Malloy, Tom t 2 6'2" 210 21 Cleveland-West Tech Cedar a t Warrensville Cen ter Cla ss of 1949 18 Malone, Bill h b :3 6' 180 19 Chicago (Ill.) St. lgnatiu 24 Mandula, John re 3 6'1" 185 19 Cleveland-Benedictine ER. 151 5 22 ':' Minor, Joe Je 2 6' 190 23 Independence (0.) 31 Mower, Bill hb 3 6' 190 19 E uclid (0.) Central. 27 ':'Nowaskey, Bill lg 2 5'10'' 200 2:-l Cleveland- Holy N arne 36 Ogrinc, Ray c 1 6'2" 190 21 Cleveland-St. Ignatius BURK ASPHALT TILE FLOOR 26 ':' Schaffer, Rudy qb 2 5'10" 185 21 Cleveland-Benedictine GOOD LUCK TO CA RROLL 12 Shields, Bur r ell hb 3 6'2" 190 20 Cleveland-Ea t Tech COVERING CO. 16 ':' ShuJa, Don h b 2 5'11" 180 19 Paine ville (0.) Harvey O'BRIEN CUT STONE CO. 15 ':' Soeder, Len h b 1 5'7" 175 22 Cleveland-Ea t Tech FLOOR S OF BEAUTY 21 Sullivan, Ed rg 3 5'11" 185 21 E uclid (0.) Shore 38 Taddeo, Vince It 3 6':'. " 215 20 East Clevela nd- haw A sphalt Tile - Rubber Tile - Co rk Tile 10500 Quincy Avenue 11 ':' T9,.seff, Carl fb 2 5'9" 180 21 Cleveland-East Linoleum 19 ':' Zupke, Bob re 2 6'1" 185 21 Barberton ( 0.) CEdor2429 13167 Cedar Rd . FA. 3800 ( *)-Letterman (~)-Years of eli gibility remaining including 1949 Compliments of PEARL ROAD LUMBER CO. Owens Plantation Dinners WAGNER'S MARKET 5115 Pearl Road 15357 Euclid Ave. THE QUALITY MEATS AND GROCERIES FLorida 1438 GLenville 23·64 GREAT LAKES FOOD SUPPLY 11005 Ash bury Avenue COMPANY Northern Ohio Plating Co. GLEN VALLEY FARMS GArfield 8281 - 8282 2293 Woodland Ave. 11616 Union Ave. 600 Bolivar Rd. PRospect 2185 LOngacre 9091 20 21 JOHN CAitRO·LL UNIVERSITY THE WILLIAM ABEL SONS CO. 1949 Squad Roster The Penn Sanitary Laundry & LICENSED FUNERAL DIRECTORS No. Name Pos. #Elig. Ht. Wt. Age High chool Dry Cleaning Co. 37 Alemagno, Mario lg 3 5'11" 200 21 Ea t Cleveland-Shaw Funeral Homes 34 ':'Aurilio, AI rt 2 6'2 " 220 22 Girard (0.) 14 Behm, Tom RECOGNIZED FOR QUALITY 15317 Euclid, Cor. Show Ll. 1000 re 3 6' 185 19 Cle' eland- Cathedral Latin 15333 Euclid, Near Shaw GL. 0614 44 Bieshada, AI rg 3 6'1" 220 23 onnell ille ( Pa.) 23 ':'Conti, Roman re 2 6'4" 210 22 Cleveland- We t 840 East 93rd Street Parking Space 25 ':'Cornachione, Sil fb 3 5' If 175 21 Cleveland- Collinwood Liberty 6270 You con afford THE ABEL SERV ICE 33 ':'Eline, Bill c 2 6'3" 215 22 Cleveland- Cathedral Latin 30 ':' Faix, Don fb 1 5'11" 195 23 Cleveland- lev eland Heights 48 Farrell, Dan b :~ 6'1" 200 21 New Hartford (Conn.) Central 42 Grindering, Bob c 3 6'3" 215 19 Nile (0.) McKinley 13 Harcsarik, Bob qb :~ 6' 180 20 Cleveland- athedral Latin Best of Luck to Carroll Gridders 39 ':'Holowenko, Sig It 2 6'3" 235 26 Cleveland-Collinwood GOOD LUCK 32 *Janiak, Ne le 1 6'2" 205 26 Cleveland-South CEDAR - CENTER 10 Kenney, Don hb 2 !)'8" 165 21 Cleveland-Holy Name To Carroll in '49 20 *Kilfoyle, Bob qb 1 6' 185 21 Cleveland-St. Ignatius 28 ':' Koster, Ken lg 1 5'10" 190 22 Rocky River (0.) RECREATION 17 *Kubancik, Ed le 2 6' 185 21 Cleveland-Benedictine Rendezvous For Carroll Bowlers 35 ':'McKeon, Bill t 2 6' 2l!i 21 Cleveland- Cathedral Lat in John R. Kosarsky 40 Malloy, Tom t 2 6'2" 210 21 Cleveland- We t Tech Cedar at Warrensville Center Class of 1949 18 Malone, Bill hb .'3 6' 180 19 Chicago (Ill.) St. Ignatiu 24 Mandula, John re 3 6'1" 185 19 Cleveland-Benedictine ER. 1515 22 ':'Minor, Joe le 2 6' 190 2:! Independence (0.) 31 Mower, Bill hb 3 6' 190 19 Euclid (0.) entral. 27 ':'Nowaskey, Bill lg- 2 ,)'10" 200 2:1 leveland-Holy arne 36 Ogrinc, Ray c 1 6'2" 190 21 Cleveland- St. Ignatius BURK ASPHALT TILE FLOOR 26 ':'Schaffer, Rudy qb 2 5'10" 185 21 Cleveland-Benedictine GOOD LUCK TO CARROLL 12 Shields, Burrell hb 3 6'2" 190 20 Cleveland- East Tech COVERING CO. 16 ':'Shula, Don hb 2 5'11" 180 19 Paine ville (0.) Harvey 15 *Soeder, Len hb 1 5'7" 175 22 Cleveland- Ea t Tech O'BRIEN CUT STONE CO. 21 Sullivan, Ed rg 3 5'11" 185 21 Euclid ( 0.) Shore FLOORS OF BEAUTY 38 Taddeo, Vince It 3 6 ' ~ " 215 20 Ea t Cleveland- haw A sphalt Tile - Rubber Tile - Cork Tile 10500 Quincy Avenue 11 ':'Taseff, Carl fb 2 5'9" 180 21 Cleveland- Ea t Linoleum 19 *Zupke, Bob re 2 6'1" 185 21 Barberton (0.) CEdar2429 13167 Cedar Rd. FA. 3800 (*)-Letterman (#)-Years of eligibility remaining including 1949 Compliments PEARL ROAD LUMBER CO. Owens Plantation Dinners of WAGNER'S MARKET 5115 Pearl Rood 15357 Euclid Ave. THE QUALITY MEATS AND GROCERIES Florida 1438 Glenville 2364 GREAT LAKES FOOD SUPPLY 11005 Ash bury Avenue Northern Ohio Plating Co. GLEN VALLEY FARMS COMPANY GArfield 8281 - 8282 2293 Woodland Ave. 11616 Union Ave. 600 Bolivar Rd. PRospect 2185 LOngacre 9091 20 21 CHESTERF IEL 1D'S BIG THREE JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY RAD IO AND TELE ~ISION STARS . SAY . .. MARSHALL COLLECE Probable Starting Lineup ''Smoke, ci arette Probable Starting Lineup OUR LH FB RH FB RH LH Fields~n Wiley Wetxel Shu Ia Taseff Soeder 84 98 97 16 11 15 QB QB Byn11m Kilfoyle 70 20 LE LT LG RG RT RG RT RE c RE LE LT LG c Gibson, D. Wickline Clark Song Miller Reese Barton Eline Alemagno Aurilio Con t i Minor Holowcnko Nowaskey 68 93 82 91 89 96 80 22 39 27 33 37 34 23 SQUAD LIST SQUAD LIST 63 Evans, b 75 Rockwell, f 87 Linger, b 10 Kenney, hb 21 Sullivan, g 33 Eline, c 64 Horton, b 76 Wheeler, b 88 Maier, t 11 Toseff, fb 22 Minor, e 34 Aurilio, t 65 Hartley, b 77 White, b 89 Miller, g 12 Shields, hb 23 Conti, c 35 McKeon, t 66 Bergquist, t 78 Anderson, t 90 Roberts, e 13 Horcsarik, qb 24 Mondulo, e 36 Ogrinc, c 67 Davis, g 79 Jarrett, 91 Song, c 14 Behm, e 25 Cornochione, fb 37 Alemagno, g 68 Gibson, D., b 80 Borton, e 92 Visnic, e 15 Soeder, hb 26 Schaffer, qb 38 Taddeo, t 69 Gibson, L., g 81 Byrd, g 93 Wickline, t 16 Shulo, hb 27 Nowaskey, 9 39 Holowenko, t 70 Bynum, b 82 Clark, g 94 Allen, John, t 17 Kubancik, e 28 Koster, lg 40 Molloy, t 71 Houdyschell, e 83 Dickenson, t 95 Allen, James, e 18 Malone, hb 30 Foix, f 42 Grindering c 72 Massa, b 84 Fieldsan, b 96 Reese, t 19 Zupke, e 31 Mower, hb 44 Bieshodo, g 73 McWhorter, t 85 Griffith, g 97 Wetsel, b 20 Kilfoyle, qb 32 Janiak, e 48 Farrell, b 74 Prelas:, b 86 Henson, b 98 Willey, f OFFICIALS OFFICIALS UMPIRE-A. N. Smith (Ohio Northern ) HEAD LINESMAN-John Pincura (Penn State ) REFEREE-V. P. Jenkins (Akron ) FIELD JUDGE-E. C. Krieger (Ohio U. ) Largest selling cigarette in America's Colleges CHESTERFIEL (BY lATEST NATIONAL SURVEY MARSHALL COLLECE 1949 Squad Roster STEVEN LUKACS & SON STATE CHEMICAL MFG. CO. No. Name Po. la Ht. Wt. Home Town JOHN J. H RI CZO JOH N J. LUKACS 94 Allen, John t Frosh. 6'4" 225 Barbour ville, W. Va. SA N ITATION- CLE AN ING SUPPLIES LICENSED EMBALMERS and FUNERAL Dl RECTORS 95 Allen, Jame e Sr. 6'4" 196 Barbour ville, W. Va. Bui lding M aintenance Equipment To Better Serve Our Patrons, Our Chapel is Air-Cooled 7 Anderson, Robert t Sr. 6' 1 2 Winfield, W. Va. in Summer and A ir-Conditioned in W inter 79 Barrett, Hercile b Frosh. 5'10" 1 9 Hamlin, W. Va. 2435 Superior Avenue Main Office: Branch : 0 Barton, harle t Jr. 6' 1 9 Ma on City, W. Va. 12014 Buckeye Rd. 2728 Woodhill Rd. 66 Bergqui t, Rod t Frosh. 6'1" 177 Huntington, W. Va. TO. 1-7114 LOngacre 7524 CEdar 0593 70 Bynum, William b Sr. ;J'10" 173 Roanoke, Va. INVALID CAR SERVICE DAY AND NIGHT 81 Byrd, harkey g Fro h. 5'9" 1 0 Hazy, W.Va. 82 lark, Daniel g Sr. 5'10" 190 Lesag-e, W. V a. 67 Davis, Floyd g Soph. 5'11" 183 Logan, W. Va. 83 Dicken on, Norman t Fro h. 6' 1 5 Cass, W. Va. 63 Evan , David b Jr. 5'11" 165 Athen , Ohio TAS TEE CATERING Compliments 5'11" 191 Mount Hope, W. Va. 84 Field on, Charle b Sr. OHIO'S LARGEST of 68 Gibson, Don b Sr. 5'11" 186 Winding Gulf, W. Va. 69 Gib on, Louie p: Sr. 5'9" 182 Winding Gulf, W. Va. • INDUSTRI A L 5 Griffith, Eugene g Frosh. 5'6" 193 Edwight, W. Va. • WE DD INGS Th Union P aper 5'10" 16 Ravenswood, W. Va. 65 Hartley, Robert b Sr. • CLAM BAKES 86 Henson, Joseph b Frosh. :) '11" 187 South Charleston, W. Va. and • BUS INESS MEET ING 64 Horton, Richard, Jr. b Soph. 5'10" 170 Spencer, W. Va. 71 Houdy chell, Henry e Frosh. 6' 182 Elkins, W. Va. • PA RTIES OF ALL K INDS 87 Ling-er, Ottis, Jr. b Fro h. 5'11" 185 Elkins, W. Va. CALL WO. 1000 Twin Co. Maier, George t Frosh. 5'10" 1 7 Farmington, N. J. 72 Mazza, Frank b Soph. 5'8" 171 Clarksburg, W. Va. 73 McWhorter, John t Jr. 6' 175 Ashland, Ky. 89 Miller, Claude g Sr. 5'11" 186 Madi on, W. Va. 74 Prelaz, Edward b Frosh. 5'9" 174 Richwood, W. Va. 96 Reese, Troy, Jr. t Fro h. 5' ,, 207 Huntington, W. Va. SMITH'S REST AU RANT THE B. & B. AUTO GLASS 90 Robert , Richard, Jr. e Sr. 6'2" 182 Huntington, W. Va. Famous for Fine Foods 75 Rockwell, James, Jr. f Jr. 5'11" 1 5 Washing-ton, Pa. COMPANY 91 Sang, Earl, Jr. c Sr. 6' 190 Barboursville, W. V a. Choice Liquors 92 Visnic, Nick e Jr. 6' 186 hady Side, Ohio SAF ETY GLASS VI SIT OUR NEW LOUNGE 97 Wetzel, Marvin c Sr. 6' 205 Mannington, W. V a. SPEC IALISTS 76 Wheeler, Kenneth b Soph. 5'10" 170 Ansonia, Conn. 77 White, James b Jr. 5'10" 165 Holden, W. Va. 22305 Lake Shore Blvd. ENdicott 2790 7.220 Carnegie Avenue 93 Wickline, Dan t Jr. 5'11" 185 Fayetteville, W. Va. Euclid, Ohio 98 Willey, Norman b Sr. 6'2" 192 Pine Grove, W. Va. Motor Repair & Mfg. Co. FAirmount 1529 1549 Hamilton Ave. KING Incomparable PRospect 2040 THE WORLD'S FINEST THE LEE ROAD ELECTRIC MR. MARGOLIS For Cleaning BAND INSTRUMENTS FLOORS, W OODWORK , PAINT 2268 Lee Road a nd FURNI TURE FLAGS - EM BLEMS - BAND CHEVRONS Manufactured by Refrigerators - Ranges - Ironers J. F. NOVAK CO. SOLD EVERYWHERE W ash ers - W iring THE H. N. WHITE COMPANY RCA V ictor Television Sets 2701 Meyer Ave. SHadyside 5112 5225 Superior Avenue Cleveland 3, Ohio 24 25 MARSHALL COLLECE 1949 Squad Roster STEVEN LUKACS & SON STATE CHEMICAL MFG. CO. No. Name Po. la Ht. Wt. Home Town JOHN J. H RICZO JOH N J. LUKACS 94 Allen, John t Fro h. 6'4" 225 Barbour ville, W. Va. SA N ITATION- CLEANING SUPP LIES LI CENSED EMBALME RS and FU NERAL Dl RECTORS e r. 6'4" 196 Barbour ville, W. Va. 95 Allen, Jame Building M aintenance Equipment To Be tter Serve Our Patrons, Our Chapel is Air-Cooled 7 Anderson, Robert t Sr. 6' 1 2 Winfield, W. Va. in Summer and Air-Conditioned in W inter 79 Barrett, Hercile b Frosh. 5'10" 1 9 Hamlin, W. Va. 2435 Superior Avenue Main Office : Branch: 0 Barton, Charle. t Jr. 6' 1 9 Ma on City W. Va. 12014 Buckeye Rd. 2728 Woodhill Rd . 66 Bergqui t, Rod t Fro h. 6'1" 177 Huntington, W. Va. TO. 1-7114 LOngacre 7524 CEdar 0593 70 Bynum, William b Sr. 5'10" 173 Roanoke, Va. INVALID CAR SERVI CE DAY AND NIGHT 1 Byrd, harkey g Frosh. 5'9" 1 0 Hazy, W.Va. 2 Clark, Daniel g Sr. 5'10" 190 Lesage, W. Va. 67 Da vi , F loyd g oph. 5'11" 183 Logan, W. Va. 3 Dickenson, Norman t Frosh. 6' 1. 85 Cas, W. Va. 63 Evan , David b Jr. 5'11" 16!) Athens, Ohio TAS TEE CATERING Compliments 4 Fieldson, Charles b Sr. 5'11" 191 Mount Hope, W. Va. OHIO'S LARGEST of 68 Gibson, Don b Sr. 5'11" 186 Winding Gulf, W. Va. 69 Gibson, Louie g Sr. 5'9" 182 Winding Gulf, W. Va. • INDUSTRIAL 85 Griffith, Eugene g Frosh. 5'6" 193 Edwight, W. Va. • WEDDINGS Th Union Pap r 65 Hartley, Robert b Sr. 5'10" 168 Rav~nswood , W. Va. • CLAM BAKES 86 Hen on, Jo eph b Fro h. 5'11 " 187 South Charle ton, W. Va. and 64 Horton, Richard, Jr. b Soph. 5'10" 170 Spencer, W. Va. • BUSINESS MEETING 71 Houdy chell, Henry e Frosh. 6' 182 Elkins, W. Va. • PARTIES OF ALL K INDS 87 Linger, Ottis, Jr. b Frosh. !1 '11" 185 Elkins, W. Va. CALL WO. 1000 Twin Co. 88 Maier, George t Frosh. 5'10" 187 Farmington, N. J . 72 Mazza, Frank b Soph. ~3 ' 8 " 171 Clarksburg, W. Va. 73 McWhorter, John t Jr. 6' 175 A hland, l{y. 89 Miller, Claude g Sr. 5'11" 186 Madison, W. Va. 74 Prelaz, Edward b Fro h. 5'9" 174 Richwood, W. Va. & 96 Ree e, Troy, Jr. t Frosh. 5'8" 207 Huntington, W. Va. SMITH'S RESTAURANT THE B. B. AUTO GLASS 90 Roberts, Richard, Jr. e Sr. 6'2" 1 2 Huntington, W. Va. Famous for Fine Foods 75 Rockwell, James, Jr. f Jr. 5'11" 185 Wa hington, Pa. COMPANY 91 ang, Earl, Jr. c Sr. 6' 190 Barboursville, W. Va. Choice Liquors 92 Vinic, Nick e Jr. 6' 186 Shady Side, Ohio SA FETY GLASS VISI T OUR NEW LOUNGE 97 Wetzel, Marvin c Sr. 6' 205 Mannington, W. Va. SPEC IA LI ST S 76 Wheeler, Kenneth b Soph. 5'10" 170 Ansonia, Conn. 77 White, .Jame b Jr. 5'10" 165 Holden, W. Va. 22305 Lake Shore Blvd. ENdicott 2790 7220 Carnegie Avenue 93 Wickline, Dan t Jr. !) '11" 185 Fayetteville, W. V a. Euclid, Ohio 98 Willey, Norman b r. &'2" 192 Pine Grove, W. V a. Motor Repair & Mfg. Co. FAirmount 1529 1549 Hamilton Ave. KING Incomparable PRospect 2040 THE WORLD'S FINEST THE LEE ROAD ELECTRIC MR. MARGOLIS For Cleaning BAND INSTRUMENTS FLOORS, WOODWORK, PAINT 2268 Lee Road a nd FURN IT UR E FLAGS - EMBLEMS - BAND CHEVRONS Manufactured by Refrigerators - Ranges - Ironers J. F. NOVAK CO. SOLD EVERYWHERE Washers - W iring THE H. N. WHITE COMPANY RCA V ictor Television Sets 2701 Meyer Ave. SHadyside 5112 5225 Superior Avenue Cleveland 3, Ohio 24 25 M.USICAL STREAKS Jack Hearns, director of the John Carroll Glenville 0278 niversity band, is the chool': first full-time band director in hi tory. For t he pa. t 17 years LaGanke & Sons he has conducted the musical Streaks on a part time basis but with arroll' growth in grid stature and the re ·ulting need for a larger, Stamping Co. better-qualified musical u'l1it, his full-time serv Compliments ic , were demand d. Designers and Manufacturers At present Mr. Hearn. i al. o directing the of bands of Parmadale and t. lgnatiu High STAMP INGS, SPECIAL MACH INES, School, having terminated similar positions at TOOLS, DIES AND MOLDS of Holy Name and Benedictin High School , ef 864 E. 140th St. Cleveland, fective last eptember. 0. Since its reorganization the arroll marching band has grown from its 1948 trength of about 35 to a present total membership of 54. Drum Major Richard Corcoran, ophomore I usiness J A .K KEARN student, and Drum Majorette Beverly James, Band Director social science freshman in the evening school, A put the hand through it: paces during halftim e. MAWBY, Inc. Famous for BLUE STREAKS' 1948 GAME STATISTICS FINE HAMBURGS FRIEND FD NYR FA FC FI NYF TYG PA JOH CARROLL 9 124 26 10 1 200 324 39.2 Dayton 12 271 15 tl 5 117 38 24.5 2179 Lee Road JOH CARROLL 19 337 12 5 0 107 444 34.5 Toledo 14 155 29 12 1 103 25 32.8 JOH CARROLL 16 396 3 2 17 413 40..1 Youngstown 5 50 17 6 1 112 162 44.1 Compliments of Your JOHN CARROLL 18 26 11 4 1 104 372 41.3 MEET YOUR FRIENDS Baldwin-Wallace 11 243 5 1 1 4 247 36.2 County Officials AT THE . .. JOHN CARROLL 17 253 19 7 1 209 462 9.5 John F. Curry Donald F. Lybarger iagara 6 36 15 5 4 94 130 22.0 Joseph F. Gorman County Recorder Henry W . Speeth John A. Zangerle JOH ARROLL 17 275 15 7 3 192 467 32.5 County Commissioners County Auditor Case 7 80 26 9 7 194 274 36.0 Frank T. Culliton Leslie R. Monroe County Prosecutor Next to the Fa irmount Theatre JOHN CARROLL County Treasurer 1C 275 14 8 1 115 390 33.0 Leonard F. Fuerst Marshall 3 33 12 2 0 50 83 33.8 Albert S. Porter Clerk of Courts County Engineer RIGHT ON YOUR JOHN CARROLL 15 174 4 2 1 64 238 34.8 Joseph M. Sweeney Dr. S. R. Gerber Xavier 10 158 17 5 1 76 234 35.8 County Sheriff County Coroner SCHOOL CAMPUS JOHN CARROLL 21 280 14 7 1 163 443 34.6 Bowling Green 10 96 12 5 1 95 191 42.4 JOHN CARROLL 10 176 11 3 3 94 270 39.5 Canisius 12 101 21 7 2 86 187 41.0 THE JOHN I. NUNN CO. JOHN CARROLL 158 2,55 134 56 13 1,265 3,823 35.3 Compliments Opponents 90 1,223 169 56 24 931 2,154 35.2 2041 East 89th St. FD-First Downs FI- Forwards Intercepted of NYR- et Yards Rushing NYF- Net Yards Forward FA- Forwards Attempted TYG- Total Yards Gained FC-Forward Completed FA- P unting Average Reliable Steel Plate Co. John Carroll wa rated fourth among the nation' smaller colleges in team total offense by A Friend N.C.A.A. with a 394.8 average per game, 14th among the nation' smaller colleges in team rush- 2330 East 79th St. ing with a 264.7 average per game, and l Oth among the nation's smaller colleges in team pass- ing with a 130.1 average per game. 26 27 MUSICAL STREAKS Jack Hearn , director of the J ohn Carroll Glenville 0278 niver ity band, is the ·ch ol's first f ull-time band director in histor y. For the pa t 17 year : LaGanke & Sons h ha conducted the mu .- ical St reaks on a par t time ba ·is but wit h arroll's growth in grid tature and the re ulting need f or a larger, Stamping Co. better-qualifi d musical u'Tiit, his full-time erv Compliments ic s were demand d. Designers and Ma nufa cturers At present Mr. Hearnsa is lso directing t he of bands of Parmadale and St. Ignatiu High STAM PINGS, SPEC IAL MACH INES, School, having terminated similar posit ion · a t TOOLS, DIES AND MOLDS of Holy Name and Benedictine High School ·, ef 864 E. 140th St. Cleveland, fective last September. 0. Since its r eorganization t he Carroll marching band has gro>vn from its 1948 trength of about 35 to a present t otal member ship of 54. Drum Major Richard Corcoran, ophomore busines. JACK HEARN st udent , and Drum Majorette Beverly J a mes, Ba nd Dir ec to r social science f reshman in the evening chool, A put the hand through its paces during halftime. MAWBY, Inc. Famous for BLUE STREAKS' 1948 GAME STATISTICS FI NE HAMBURGS FRIEND FD YR FA F C F l YF TYG PA JOB CARROLL 9 124 26 10 1 200 324 39.2 Dayton 12 271 15 4 5 117 388 24.5 21 79 Lee Rood JOHN CARROLL 19 337 12 5 0 107 444 34.5 Toledo 14 155 29 12 1 103 25 32.8 JOB CARROLL 16 396 8 3 2 17 413 40.4 Youngstown 5 50 17 6 1 112 162 44.1 Compliments of Your JOH CARROLL 18 26 11 4 1 1 0 <~ 372 41.3 MEET YOUR FRIENDS Baldwin-vVa llace 11 243 5 1 1 4 247 36.2 County Officials 1\T THE .. . JOHN CARROLL 17 253 19 7 1 209 462 9.5 John F. Curry Donald F. Lybarger iagara 6 36 15 4 94 130 22.0 Joseph F. Gorman County Reco rder Henry W . Speeth John A. Zangerle JOHN CARROLL 17 275 15 7 3 192 467 32.5 County Commissioners County Auditor Case 7 80 26 9 7 194 274 36.0 Fra nk T. Culliton Leslie R. Monroe County Prosecutor County Treasurer Next to the Fa irmount Theatre JOHN CARROLL 1C 275 14 8 1 115 390 33.0 Leonard F. Fuerst Albert S. Porter Marshall 3 33 12 2 0 50 83 3.8 Clerk of Courts County Engineer RIGHT ON YOUR JOHN CARROLL 15 174 4 2 1 64 238 34.8 Joseph M. Sweeney Dr. S. R. Gerber Xavier 10 158 17 5 1 76 234 35.8 County Sheriff County Coroner SCHOOL CAMPUS JOHN CARROLL 21 280 14 7 1 163 443 34.6 Bowling Green 10 96 12 5 1 95 191 42.4 J OHN CARROLL 10 176 11 3 3 94 270 39.5 Canisius 12 101 21 7 2 86 187 41.0 THE JOHN I. NUNN CO. JOHN CARROLL 158 2,558 134 56 13 1,265 3,823 35.3 Compliments Opponents 90 1,223 169 56 24 931 2,154 35.2 2041 East 89th St. FD- First Downs FI- For wards Intercepted of NYR- et Yard Rushing NYF- Net Yar ds F orwards FA- F orwards Attempted TYG- Total Yards Gained F C-Forwards Completed PA- P unting Average Rel iable Steel Plate Co. J ohn Carroll was rated fourt h among the n ation's ·maller college in team total offense by A Friend N.C.A.A. with a 394. average per game, 14th among the nation' smaller colleges in team rush- 2330 East 79th St. ing wit h a 264.7 average per game, and l Oth among the nation's smaller colleges in team pass- ing with a 130.1 average per game. 26 27 BLUE STRE AK OPPON ENTS H Enderson 7265 HEnderson 7266 Compliments 1949 Schedul es1 - 948 Results of C. P. BRICKMAN & SON TEXAS WE TER YO G TOv\' ':' Oct. Dayton Judge FUNERAL Dl RECTORS OLLEGE OLLEGE ':' Oct. 15 Munay 7204-7208 Superior Avenue El Paso, Texas Youngstown, Ohio Oct. 21 John Carroll HARRY A. HANNA Cleveland, Ohio ept. 17 Brigham Young *Sept. 24 Canisius ':' Oct. 29 Ohio U. '~ ept. 24 John arroll *Oct. 8 John arroll Nov. 5 Tenne see Tech (' Oct. 1 Hawaii Oct. 15 Niagara ':' Nov. 11 Milligan Compliments Compliments Nov. 19 Vanderbilt of Oct. 8 \\'est Texas tate Oct. 22 Dayton of Oct. 15 Arizona *Oct. 28 Mt. Union * ov. 24 Xavier (' Oct. 22 New Mexico * ov. 3 Baldwin-Wallace 1948 Results MODERN TOOL & Dl E CO. Oct. 29 Hardin- immon (' Nov. 11 Muh lenberg 6 Miami ... 5389 West 130th St. A FRIEND ':' Nov. 5 Texas Tech 1' ov. 1 Gu tavus 19 Morehead Teach- Nov. 12 West Viirginia Adolphus ers ...... 7 ov. 19 Open 7 Eastern Kentucky L. V. PROHASKA 194 Results Precision Opticol Dispensin g Compony CRANE COMPANY *Nov. 26 ew Mexico 33 Cani ·iu...... 21 ...... 20 0 Dayton ...... 33 YOUR OCULIST PRESCRIPTION CAREFULLY VALVES, FITTINGS, FABRICATED PIPE A& 0 Muhlenberg ... :. .. 19 AND ACCURATELY FILLED 6 John Carroll ...... 13 0 Murray .. .27 HEATING AND PLUMBING MATERIAL 194 Results 6 Bradley ...... 15 Fine Selection of Binoculars ond Fi eld Glosses 14 Oklahoma City .. 27 9915-17 Euclid Ave. CEdar 4961 62 i 5 Carnegie Av e. Cleveland, Ohio 33 McMurry ...... 14 32 Central Michigan 9 6 John Carroll ...... 20 35 Hou ton ...... 7 19 Kent State ...... 7 0 Vanderbilt ...... 56 21 West Texas tate 7 36 Missi sippi State 7 26 Xavier ...... 20 Com pi i ments 34 Brigham Young ..20 7 Gustavus Adol- 7 Cani ius ...... 7 Tt-IE KAPLAN TRUCKING CO. 27 ew Mexico ...... 13 phus ...... 7 of 27 Hardin-Simmons 27 33 Baldwin-Wall ace 33 77 242 1607 Woodland Av enue 6 Texas Tech ...... 46 BOWLI G GREEN A FRIEND 25 Arizona ...... 14 1 0 143 STATE NIVERSITY 92 New Mexico A&M 7 Bowling Green, Ohio 49 Uni v. of Hawaii .. 6 XAVIER ':'Sept. 24 Rider THE TROY LAUNDRY & **12 West Virginia .. 21 UNIVERSITY '''Oct. 1 Central Michi- FLOYD P. JONES, Inc . Cincinnati, Ohio CLEANING CO. gan CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH DEALERS 331 182 *Sept. 16 West Virginia Oct. 8 Tol do Established 187 3 ** Sun Bowl Game HEnderson 2323 6820 Euclid Ave. Wesleyan Oct. 15 Morris-Harvey 2561 -81 East 50th St. UT. 1-2900 Sept. 24 Dayton Oct. 22 Baldwin-Wallace NIVER ITY OF ':'Oct. 2 Quantico Ma- Oct. 28 John Carroll TOLEDO rines ''' ov. 5 Kent State Specializing in College and School Charter Service Toledo, Ohio Oct. Miami (0.) ov. 12 Mt. Union The Wm . Edwards Co. *Sept. 24 Loras ':' Oct. 16 John Carroll REDIFER'S BUS COMPANY *Nov. 19 Eastern Ken FINE QUALITY FOODS SINCE 18 53 ~' Oct. 1 John Carroll Oct. 21 Louisville tucky SUBURBAN - CHARTER - SIGHTSEEING '''Oct. 8 Bowling Green *Oct. 30 Dayton CLEVELAND 1948 Results 1303 Terminal Tower TO. 1-2670 Oct. 15 Dayton * ov. 5 Kentucky 13 Ohio University .. 7 *Oct. 22 Springfield Jov. 12 Cincinnati 13 Central Michigan 12 ' ~ Oct . 29 Oklahoma City Nov. 24 Marshall 21 Toledo ...... 6 Compliments of Nov. 5 Wayne 1948 Results 4 Morris-Harvey .... 6 The Ohio Art Materials Co. ' ~ Nov. 12 North Dakota 31 Eastern Kentucky 0 33 Baldwin-Wallace 28 Cleveland Blue Print Supply Co. EVERYTHING for the ARTIST Nov. 19 U. of New 7 Kentucky ...... 48 28 Findlay ...... 7 Hampshire 13 Cincinnati ...... 7 23 Kent State ...... 14 1785 East 11th St. PRospect 17 22 2174 East 9th St. MAin 5411 *Dec. 3 Glass Bowl 47 Louisville ...... 26 38 Morningside ...... 7 Game 0 Miami (0.) ...... 9 13 John Carroll ...... 13 39 Western Michigal) " Let Us Program Your Insurance" 1948 Results ...... 20 Compliments 42 Bate ...... 0 230 100 The Callaghan-Braun Co . 0 Dayton ------7 of 0 . of Detroit ...... 36 15 Quantico Marines CASE INSTITUTE OF At Your Service DAY or NIGHT 20 John Can·o1J ...... 46 TECHNOLOGY 805 Hanno Bldg. ·········------26 Cleveland, Ohio 6 Bowling Green .... 21 7 John Carroll ...... 13 A FRIEND PRospect 0640 FA irmount 0515 0 Dayton ...... 20 20 Marshall ...... 26 Oct. 1 Lehigh 21 Springfield ...... 14 ':' Oct. 8 Wabash 14 Baldwin-Wallace 20 179 182 Oct. 15 Ohio Wesleyan 27 Wayne ...... 14 '-'Oct. 22 Carnegie Tech ATLAS LAUNDRY, Inc. Henninger's Religious Goods 21 Canisius ...... 26 MARSHALL COLLEGE Oct. 29 Baldwin-Wall ace LAUNDRY and DRY CLEANING 8809 Superior Avenue 28 New Hampshire 14 Huntington, W. Va. 1 ov. 4 John Carroll 27 Oklahoma City .. 14 ':' Sept. 24 Morehead *1 ov. 12 Denison 5416 Detroit Ave. MElrose 8100 GArfield 3 711 Teachers ov. 24 We tern Re 206 225 Oct. 1 Ea tern Kentucky serve 29 28 BLUE STREAK OPPONENTS HEnder.son 7265 HEnderson 7266 Compliments 1949 Schedules - 1948 Results of C. P. BRICKMAN & SON TEXA \\'E TERN YO NG TOW ':'Oct. 8 Dayton Judge FUNERAL DIRECTORS COLLEGE OLLEGE '' Oct. 15 1u ~rray 7204-7208 Superior Avenue El Pa o, Texas Youngi"\ town, Ohio Oct. 21 John Carroll HARRY A. HANNA Cleveland, Ohio ept. 17 Brigham Young *Sept. 24 anisius ':'Oct. 29 Ohio U. '~ ept. 24 John Carroll *Oct. 8 John Carroll rov. 5 Tennessee Tech c.'Oct. 1 Hawaii Oct. 1:- Niagara ':' ov. 11 Milligan Compliments Compliments 22 Nov. 19 Vanderbilt of Oct. 8 \\" st Texas tate Oct. Dayton of Oct. 15 Arizona *Oct. 28 Mt. Union * ov. 24 Xavier '''Oct. 22 New Mexico * rov. 3 Baldwin-Wallace 1948 R es ult ~-; MODERN TOOL & Dl E CO. Oct. 29 Hardin- immon '' ov. 11 Muhlenberg 6 Miami ... 3 5389 West 130th St. A FRIEND ':' Nov. 5 Texa Tech ''Nov. 18 Gu tavu 19 Morehead Teach- Nov. 12 West Vdrginia Adolphus ers ...... 7 Nov. 19 Open 7 Eastern Kentuck,- L. V. PROHASKA 194 Results Precision Optical Dispensing Company CRANE COMPANY *Nov. 26 ew Mexico 33 Canisiu ...... 21 ...... :.20 0 Dayton ...... 33 YOUR OCULIST PRESCRIPTION CAREFULLY VALVES, FITTINGS, FABRICATED PIPE A&M 0 Muhlenberg ... :.... 19 AND ACCURATELY FILLED 6 John Carroll ...... 13 0 Murray ...... 27 HEATING AND PLUMBING MATER IAL 1948 Re ·ults 6 Bradley ...... 15 Fine Selec tion of Binoculars and Fi eld Glosses 14 Oklahoma City .. 27 9915-17 Euclid Ave. CEdar 4961 6215 Carnegie Av e, Cleveland, Ohio 33 McMurry ...... 14 32 Central Michigan 9 6 John Carroll ...... 20 35 Hou ton ...... 7 19 Kent State ...... 7 0 Vanderbilt ...... 56 21 West Texas State 7 36 Mississippi State 7 26 Xavier ...... 20 Compliments 34 Brigham Young .. 20 7 Gustavus Adol- 7 Canisius ...... 7 TliE KAPLAN TRUCKING CO. 27 New Mexico ...... 13 phus ...... 7 of 27 Hardin-Simmons 27 33 Baldwin-Wallace 33 77 242 1607 Woodland Avenue 6 Texas Tech ...... 46 BOWLING GREEN A FRIEND 25 Arizona ...... 14 180 143 STATE UNIVERSITY 92 ew Mexico A&M 7 Bowling Green, Ohio 49 Univ. of Hawaii .. 6 XAVIER ':'Sept. 24 Rider THE TROY LAUNDRY & ** 12 We t Virginia .. 21 UNIVERSITY ''' Oct. 1 Central Michi- FLOYD P. JONES, Inc. Cincinnati, Ohio CLEANING CO. gan CHRYSLER - PL YMOUTH DEALERS 331 182 * ept. 16 West Virginia Oct. 8 Tol edo Estoblished 187 3 ''*Sun Bowl Game HEnderson 2323 6820 Euclid Ave. Wesleyan Oct. 15 Morris-Harvey 2561 -81 East50thSt. UT. 1-2900 Sept. 24 Dayton Oct. 22 Baldwin-Wallace UNIVERSITY OF ':' Oct. 2 Quantico Ma- Oct. 28 John Carroll TOLEDO rin s ':' Nov. 5 Kent State Speciolizing in College and School Charter Se rvi ce Toledo, Ohio Oct. 8 Miami (0.) Nov. 12 Mt. Union The Wm. Edwards Co. ':' Sept. 24 Loras •:• oct. 16 John Carroll REDIFER'S BUS COMPANY *Nov. J 9 Eastern Ken- FINE QUALITY FOODS SINCE 18 53 ':' Oct. 1 John Carroll Oct. 21 Louisville tucky SUBU RBAN - CHARTER - SIGHTSEE ING '''Oct. 8 Bowling Green *Oct. 30 Dayton CLEVELAND 194 8 Results 1303 Terminal Tower TO. 1-2670 Oct. 15 Dayton *Nov. 5 Kentucky 13 Ohio University .. 7 *Oct. 22 Springfield ov. 12 Cincinnati 13 Central Michigan 12 *Oct. 29 Oklahoma City Nov. 24 Marshall 21 Toledo ...... 6 Compliments of Nov. r:: Wayne 194 Results 48 Morris-Harvey .... 6 The Ohio Art Materials Co. ''Nov. 12 North Dakota 1 Eastern Kentucky 0 33 Baldwin-Wallace 28 Cleveland Blue Print Supply Co. EVERYTH ING for the ARTIST Nov. 19 U. of New 7 Kentucky ...... 48 2 Findlay ...... 7 Hampshire 13 Cincinnati ...... 7 23 Kent State ...... 14 1785 East 11th St. PRespect 17 22 2174 East 9th St. MAin 5411 *Dec. 3 Glass Bowl 47 Louisville ...... 26 38 Morningside ...... 7 Game 0 Miami (0.) ...... 9 13 John Carroll ...... 13 39 v\ estern Michigan " Let Us Program Your Insurance" 1948 Results ...... 20 230 100 Compliments 42 Bates ...... 0 The Callaghan-Braun Co . 0 Dayton ...... 7 of 0 U. of Detroit ...... 36 15 Quantico Marines CASE INSTITUTE OF At Your Service DAY or N IGHT 20 John Carroll ...... 46 ...... 26 TECHNOLOGY 805 Hanna Bldg . Cleveland, Ohio 6 Bowling Green .. .. 21 7 John Carroll ...... 13 A FRIEND PRospect 0640 FAirmount 0515 0 Dayton ...... 20 20 Marshall ...... 26 Oct. 1 Lehigh 21 Springfield ...... 14 ':' Oct. 8 Wabash 14 Baldwin-Wallace 20 179 182 Oct. 15 Ohio Wesleyan 27 Wayne ...... 14 ''Oct. 22 Carnegie Tech ATLAS LAUNDRY, Inc. Henningerls Religious Goods 21 Canisius ...... 26 MARSHALL COLLEGE Oct. 29 Baldwin-Wall ace LAUNDRY ond DRY CLEANING 8809 Superior Avenue 28 New Hampshire 14 Huntington, W. Va. ov. 4 J ohn Carroll 27 Oklahoma City .. 14 ':' ept. 24 Morehead *Nov. 12 Denison 5416 Detroit Ave. MElrose 81 00 GArfield 3711 Teachers ':' ov. 24 We tern Re 206 225 Oct. 1 Eastern Kentucky serve 29 28 194 Results ':'Nov. 6 Niagara Oct. Akron 18 Lehigh ______26 ;1, ov. 3 J ohn arroll Oct. 15 Mt. Union THEY DON'T COM E 6 Wabash ______20 ':' Oct. 22 Bowling Green ANY 13 Ohio ·wesleyan ....26 194. Result· ':' Oct. 29 Ca e Tech 26 Carnegie T ch 20 61 St. Francis .. ___ 0 ov. 3 Young town TOUGHER! 13 John arroll _.... 33 21 Youngstown ____ 33 ov. 11 Morris-Har vey 26 Baldwin-Walla 25 19 St. Vincent .... 0 ov. 19 John arr o11 7 Deni on ______. __ 41 30 F ordham ______. 21 WASMER TRU-F IT bolts, nuts, cop and set 15 Western R ser ve 7 19 iagara -·--·----- .. 0 1948 Results screws, lag bolts, lock washers, etc. hove 32 Scranton ______7 20 Ohio We ley an ____ 13 what-it-tokes to stand-up under the severest 124 178 14. t. Bonaventure 6 13 Akron ______··-·- 0 26 Toledo ____ .. ______21 shocks, pressures and punishments. *Home Game 53 Morri -Harvey ·--- 7 7 Marshall ______·--· 7 19 John Carroll ______19 CA ISIU COLLEGE ** 13 John Carroll _____ 14 2 Bowling Gr een .... 33 Uniform, sharp-cornered heads occure a snug Buffalo, Tew York *':' econd Annual Great 20 Toledo ______14 f itt ing grip .. . p recis ion, clean-cut threads pro Sept. 24 Youngstown Lakes Bowl Game 25 Case Tech ______26 41 Mt. Union ______21 vide maximum, bull dog tenacity. ~'S ept . 30 St. orbert Oct. 9 Open BALDVi IN-v\ ALLACE 33 Youngstown ______33 COLLEGE For snappy a ll -sta r performance specify Oct. 16 St. Bonaventure Oct. 21 Scranton Berea, Ohio 252 166 Wasmer Tru-Fit Products. *Oct. 30 St. Bonaventure ':' Oct . 1 Ohio Wesleyan *Home Game Try 'em and you'll a lways buy 'em. WASMER BOLT & SCREW CORP. 13000 ATHENS AVENUE T h t>re's On e H. t>ady T o Serve i11 Your Yonr E·very iVeighborhooll Food Need Q UALI T Y Campi i ments DAIRY PRODUCTS of • • • Dependable Service to FISHER FOODS TRUCK DRIVERS UNION Fratern'ities, Clubs, and Homes 11CHAMPIONS OF GOOD LIVING" No. 407 Complete Delivery Servi ce Throughout Cleveland and Suburbs ORchard 2300 Fire - Auto - Lire - Accident - Burglary · Bonds 2070 East 22nd Street A. J. BURENS INSURANCE AGENCY Esu blished Eighteen Years Murray Hill Excavating Co. DAI~MENS 815 Hanna Bldg. Cleveland 15, Ohio Phone MAin 4460 2902 Orange Ave. OHIOUFAitMEitS " AL" BUREN$, Carroll '27 GEO. M. KNOBLAUCH , '47 MAin 0921 lYhert' Frit:,lJJhip, Courtuy at1J Bruint'JS Go Ha,Jd in Hand Owned and Operated by Farmers and Employees 30 31 1948 Re ult ··· ov. 6 iagar a Oct. 8 Akron THEY DON'T COM E 18 Lehigh ------·····26 "' ov. 13 J ohn arroll Oct. 15 Mt. Un ion 6 WabaRh ----···--·-···· 20 '; Oct. 22 Bowling Green ANY 13 Ohio Wesleyan ....26 194 Result · ':'Oct. 29 a e Tech 26 arnegie Tech 20 61 St. Francis .. 0 ov. 3 Young town TOUGHER ! 13 J ohn Carroll ... _ 3 21 Youngstown .. 33 ov. 11 Morri -Ilarv y 26 Ba ldwin-Wa llace 25 19 t. Vincent . 0 ov. 19 J ohn arroll WASMER T RU - FIT bolts, nuts, cop and set 7 Denison ...... 41 30 F ordham ...... 21 15 WeRtern R Rerve 7 19 iagara ...... 0 194 Result screws, log bolts,w loc k a shers, etc. hove 32 Scranton ...... 7 20 Ohio \h/ e leyan .... 13 what-it -tokes to stand-up under the severest 124 178 14 St. Bonavent ure 6 13 Akron ...... 0 shocks, pressures a nd punishments. *H ome Game 26 Toledo ...... 21 53 1orris-Harvey .... 7 7 Marshall ...... 7 19 John CarroiJ ...... 1 9 CA ISIUS COLLEGE ** 13 J ohn an·oiJ ...... 14 2 Bowling Gr een .... 33 Uniform, sharp -corne red heads occure a snug Buffalo, ew York "q econd Annual Great 20 Toledo ...... 14 f itting grip .. . prec is ion, clean-cut th reads pro Lakes Bowl Game 25 Ca ·e T ech ...... 26 Sept . 24 Youngstown vide maximum, bu ll dog tenacity. ':'Sept. 30 St. orber t 41 Mt. nion ...... 21 BAL D WI -\ 71/ ALLACE Oct. 9 Open 33 Young. t own ...... 33 COLLEGE F o r snappy a ll -sta r performance specify Oct. 16 St. Bonaven t ure Oct. 21 Scranton Berea, Ohio 252 166 W asmer Tru-Fit Products. *Oct. 30 St. Bonaventure ':' Oct. 1 Ohio v\ esleyan *Home Game T ry 'em a nd you'll a lways buy 'em . WASMER BOLT & SCREW CORP. 13000 ATHENS AVENUE CLEVELAND, OHIO 1'/w re's One R('(uely T o rve J in Y our You.r Every NPighborlw ocl Food Neecl Q UALI T Y Compliments DAIRY PRODUCTS of • • • Dependable Service to FISHER FOODS TRUCK DRIVERS UNION Fraternities, Clubs, and Homes "CHAMPIONS OF GOOD LIVING" No. 407 Complete De li very Se rvi ce Throughout Cleve land a nd Suburbs ORchard 2300 Fire • Auto · Life - Accident . Burglary · Bonds 2070 East 22nd Street A. J. BURENS INSURANCE AGENCY E sub l i sh~d Eighteen Years Murray Hill Excavating Co. DAIJ.\J:MENS 8 15 Hanna Bldg. Cleveland 15, Ohio Phone MAin 4460 2902 Orange Ave. MAin 0921 OHIOUFAitMEitS " AL" BU RENS, Carroll '27 GEO. M. KNOBLAUCH , '47 Wht'r~ F ri~ndthip , C ourUJy and 81ur"ntu Go Hand J' n H and Owned and Opera ted by Farmers and Employees 30 31 BLUE STREAKS' ALL-T IME FOOTBALL RECORD Year w. L. T. Compliments The FLYNN-FROELK Co. Y ar w. L. T. FUNERAL DIRECTORS 1920 4 2 1 1931 f) 2 2 of Funeral Hames: 1921 2 6 () 193!5 8 () 13 I 0 4 Euclid Ave., Southeast Corner of Alvison Ra:~d ') 23032 Eu clid Ave., Southwest Corner of Alvason Road 1922 4 1 •-> 1936 2 7 0 BOOTH FISHERIES CORP. Glenville 8297 1923 -~ I 1 1937 6 0 1924 7 2 0 193 6 2 1 CLA RK 'S COFF EE 1925 2 6 Ohio Con f. Champs DANDEE PRETZEL & Famous for Its Flavor 1926 2 fi 1 1939 7 1 () 1927 3 2 3 Big Four Champs POTATO CHIP CO. ROBERTS COFFEE CO. 192 6 3 0 1940 2 6 0 Cleveland, Ohio 1929 5 3 1 1941 2 5 1 1930 3 5 2 1942 3 2 3 A. GRDINA & SONS, Inc. BEST WISHES FROM 1.931 3 !) 2 1943-45 1 0 Competition Funeral Director and Furniture Dealer Beaumont School for Girls 1932 5 4 1 1946 1 7 0 1933 5 2 2 1947 6 3 0 1053 East 62nd St. 6019 St. Clair Ave. Villa Angela Academy 15301 Waterloo Road Ohio on f. Champ 194 7 1 2 Ursuline Academy of the Sacred Heart HEnderson 2088 Es~obl i shed 1903 Compliments of TJ,e American Asbestos HIGHLIGHTS OF ALL-TIME RECORD H. C. EPPLE'S CAFE Products Co. Industrial M aintenance Specialists In 26 season of football since 1920, J. . has won 101 games, lo t 98 and tied 24. LIQUOR - WINES - BEER - GOOD FOOD During these same 25 eason ·, J.C. has scored 2962 point to opponents' 2496. 48 17 Lorain Avenue WOodbine 962 7 8001 Franklin Boulevard nder George IN. "Tuffy" Conn (1920) J . C. won 4, lost 2, tied 1. Compliments of Under Ralph R. "Toby" Erdman (1921) J. C. won 2, lo. t 6. Avoid Traffic- Pork Safely Under Ike Martin (1922-23) J . C. won , lost 5, tied 4. WM. J. DONLAN nder Allen I I. "Mal" Elward (1924-26) J . C. won 11, lost 13, t ied 2. The Terminal Garage Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Under Ra lph Vince (1927-33) J . C. won 31, lost 23, tied 11. Vehicle Entrance : 40 Huron Road Under Thomas C. "Tommy" Yarr (1934-35) J. C. won 6, lost 10, tied 2. 9209 - 9213 Miles Avenue Michigan 7642 Under Thomas A. "Tom" Conley (1936-42) J . C. won 25, lo ·t 28, tied 5. Under Eugene G. 'Gene" Ober ·t (1946) J . C. won 1, lost 7. ORBAN'S FLOWERS Compliments of Under Herbert C. "Herb" E isele (1947- ) J . C. won 13, lost 4, tied 2. PRODUCERS & RETAILERS KRAUSE COSTUMES Biggest core for John Carroll: 1929---.J. C. 90, Valpa raiso 0 T HEATR ICAL and MASQUERADE Green Houses: Medina, Ohio Worst defeat for J ohn Carroll : 1935---.J. C. 0, Ohio . 49 DAVID N . YOST, Manager 11520 Buckeye Road Most point for J. C. in sing! ea on : 1924---260 points RAndolph 1500 1025 CHESTER AVE. CHerry 4569 Fewe t points for J. C. in single season: 1942- 38 points Compliments of Most points again t J. C. in single eason: 1935- 207 points Best W ishes From Fewest point· against J. C. in single eason: 1939-43 points REIDY BROTHERS CO. St. Ann's Maternity Hospital FURNITURE, FLOOR COVERINGS & APPL IANCES 3904 Woodland Avenue 11 730 Detroit Ave. BOulevard 0697 Compliments COMPLIMENTS OF CHAS. W. THOMAS WHITEWAY STAMPING CO. Air Conditioned Funeral Home Invalid Cor Service 1160 E. lllnd St. KEnmore 5900 CHAS. W . THOMAS JOHN A. THOMAS THE GEOMETRIC STAMPING CO. EUCLID, OHIO 12512 Miles Ave. Diamond 251 5 Subsidiary of P. J. McCARTHY Compl iments of BARIUM STEEL CORP. REAL ESTATE 2961 Mayfield Rd. FAirmount 6363 STANDARD DRUG CO. 32 33 BLUE STREAKS' ALL-TIME FOOTBALL RECORD Year \\. L. T. Com pliments The FLYNN-FROELK Co. Year w. L. T. FUNERAL DIRECTORS 1920 •I 2 1 193·1 'l 2 2 of Funeral Homes: 1921 2 (1 () 1935 1 0 13104 Euclid Ave., Southeast Corner of Alvison Ro:.d •) () 23032 Eu clid Ave., Southwest Corner of Alvason Rood 1922 4 1 o.) 1936 2 7 BOOTH FISHERIES CORP. Glenville 8297 1923 ..j 4 1 1937 6 0 1924 7 2 0 193 6 2 1 CLA RK'S CO FFEE 1925 2 6 1 Ohio Cont. Champs & Fomous for Its Flavor 1926 2 5 1 1939 7 1 0 DAN DEE PRETZEL 1927 3 2 3 Big Four hampfl POTATO CHIP CO. ROBERTS COFFEE CO. 192 6 3 () 1940 2 6 0 Cleveland, Ohio 1929 5 3 1 1941 2 5 1 1930 3 5 2 1942 3 2 3 A. GRDINA & SONS, Inc. BE ST WISHES FROM 1931 3 5 2 1943-4 5 No ompetition Funeral Director a nd Furniture Deale r 1932 -1 1 1946 ] 7 0 Beaumont School for Girls 1933 5 2 2 1947 6 3 0 1053 East 62nd St. 6019 St. Clair Ave. Villa Angela Academy 15301 Waterloo Road Ursuline Academy of the Sacred Heart Ohio Cont. Champs 1948 7 1 2 HEnderson 2088 Esroblished 1903 Compliments o f TJ,e American Asbestos HIGHLIGHTS OF ALL-TIME RECORD H. C. EPPLE'S CAFE Products Co. Industrial Ma intenance Specialists In 26 season. of football ince 1920, J.C. has won 101 games, lo t 9 and tied 24. LIQUOR - W INES - BEER - GOOD FOOD During these same 25 ea ·ons, J .C. has scored 2962 point to opponents' 2496. 481 7 Lo rain Avenue WOodbine 962.7 8001 Franklin Boulevard Under George \\ . "Tuffy" Conn (1920) J. C. won 4, lo ·t 2, t ied 1. Compliments o f Under Ralph R. "Toby" Erdman (1921) J. C. won 2, lost 6. Avoid T ra ffic- Park Safely Under Ike Martin (1922-23) J. C. won , lost 5, tied ..J. WM. J. DONLAN Under Allen 11. "Mal" Elward (1924-26) J . C. won 11, lost 13, t ied 2. The Terminal Garage Co. FUNERAL Dl RECTORS Under Ralph Vince (1927-33) J . . won 31, lost 23, t ied 11. Vehicle Entrance: 40 Huron Rood Under Thoma· C. "Tommy" Yarr (1934-35) J . C. won 6, lost 10, tied 2. 9209 - 921 3 Miles Avenue Michigan 7642 Under Thoma A. "Tom" Conley (1936-42) J. C. won 25, lost 28, tied 5. nder Eugene C. "Gene" Oberst (1946) J. C. won 1, lost 7. ORBAN'S FLOWERS Com p li ments o f Under Herbert C. "Herb" Eisele (1947- ) J . C. won 13, lost 4, tied 2. PRODUCERS & RETAILERS KRAUSE COSTUMES Biggest ·co1·e for John Carroll: 1929-J. C. 90, Valparaiso 0 T HEATRICAL and MASQUERADE Green Houses: Medina, Ohio \i\Torst defeat for J ohn Carroll: 1935-J. C. 0, Ohio U . 49 DAVID N . YOST, Manager 11 520 Buckeye Rood Most points for J. C. in single sea son: 1924-260 point · RAndolph I 500 1025 CHESTER AVE. CHerry 4569 Fewest points for J. C. in single sea on: 1942- 38 points Compliments o f Most points again ·t J. C. in single season: 1935- 207 poi:1 t Best W ishes From Fewest points again ·t J. C. in ·ingle eason: 1939- 43 point REIDY BROTHERS CO. St. Ann's Maternity Hospital FURNITURE, FLOOR COVER INGS & APPLIANCES 3904 Woodland Avenue 11 730 Detroit Ave. BOulevard 0697 Co mplimen ts COMPLIMENTS OF CHAS. W. THOMAS WHITEWAY STAMPING CO. A ir Conditioned Fune ral Home Invalid Cor Service 1160 E. 222nd St. KEnmore 5900 CHAS. W . T HOMAS JOHN A. T HOMAS THE GEOMETRIC STAMPING CO. EUCLID, OHIO 12512 Miles Ave. Diamond 251 5 Subsidiary of P. J. McCARTHY Com plim en t s of BARIUM STEEL CORP. REAL ESTATE 2961 Mayfield Rd. FAirmount 6363 STANDARD DRUG CO. 32 33 O' REILLY COFFEE CO. Buckeye Windshield Co. D1stributor for GENERAL FOODS AUTO GLASS SPECIALISTS ORcha rd 3800 7806 Lora in Ave. WOodbine 5100 PARKER REFINING CO. D1 stributors of ATLANTIC Products 1945 E. 83rd St. M lchigan 0508 HARVARD LUMBER GO. University Hts. Service Center Erich Radio & Sound Service Co. Silsby & Warrensville Center TE LEVISION EX PERTS FA irmount 6100 8514 Hough Ave. GArfield 8060 H. J. POPE MAYER TWINS FLORISTS, Inc. Successors to BROOKS & POPE Special Rates to John Correll Students AI RCR AFT SUPPL IES - SURPLUS MAT ER IAL 1 5709 Madison Ave. ACademy 7161 18630 Detroit Ave nue BOulevard 1700 Open Eves. 'till 9 P. M. THOMAS LA MAIDA Cleveland Orthopedic & LEGEND The Notion's Choice in Academic Apparel Truss Co. c:::J EXISTIN G BUILDIN GS 5904 Euclid Ave. HEnderson 8484 A-ADMINISTRATION 3001 Superior Av e. Cleveland, Ohio B- AUD ITORIUM C- CHEMISTRY D- BERNET I~All E-POW ER HOUSE R. T. MONROE AAA CHAIR CO. F- RODMAN HALL BUILDER G-BIOLOGY AND PHYSICS CH AIRS AND TABLES FOR RENT 2315 Allison Rd . FAirmount 9348 - PROPO SED MEN 'S DORMITORY 3634 E. 131st St. LOngacre 7560 Pl1llillJ LATER DEVELOPMENT UN IVERSITY HEIGHTS H- PHYSIC S 1- -BU SINE SS, ECONOMICS AND GOVERNMENT J-GYM NASIUM AND SWIMMING POOL K- POWER HOUSE ADDITION MURPHY'S GARAGE AERATED PRODUCTS CO. l - R.O.T.C. AND SERVICE M -STUD ENT UNION 1418 Rockwell CHerry 3915 2018 E. 30th St. MAin 4047 N - MEN 'S DORMITORY 0-STADIUM STANDS COUGHS ACHES PLOT PLAN AMERICAN STEEPLEJACK CO. CAMPUS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM 9814 Denison Ave. ATlantic 1500 JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY COLDS PAINS Compliments of The Allendorf Catering Co. ALLIANCE PRINTING CO. H. E. ALLENDORF, Pres. J. H. JELI NIK, Mgr. 6964 Broadway Avenue 1144 St. Clair Ave. CHerry 5670 34 35 O' REIL LY COFFEE CO. Buckeye Windshield Co. D1stributor for GENERAL FOODS AUTO GLASS SPECIALISTS ORcha rd 3800 7806 Lorain Ave. WOodbine 5200 PARKER REFINING CO. Di stributors of ATLANTIC Products 1945 E. 83rd St. Michigan 0508 HARVARD LUMBER CO. University Hts. Service Center Erich Radio & Sound Service Co. Sil sby & Warrensville Center TELEVISI ON EX PERTS FA ir mount 6100 8514 Hough Ave. GArfield 8060 H. J. POPE MAYER TWINS FLORISTS, Inc. Successors to BROOKS & POPE Spec ial Rates to John Carro ll Students AIRCRAFT SUPPLIES - SURPLUS MATERIAL 15709 Madis on Ave. ACademy 7161 18630 Detroit Ave nu e BOulevard 1700 Open Eve s. ' till 9 P. M. THOMAS LA MAIDA Cleveland Orthopedic & LEGEND The Notion's Choice in Academic Apparel Truss Co. c::::l EXISTIN G BUILDINGS 5904 Euclid Ave . HEnderson 8484 A-ADMINISTRAT ION 3001 Superior Av e. Cleveland, Oh io 8- AUDI TORIUM C-CHEMI ST RY D-BERNET HAll E- POWER HOUSE R. T. MONROE AAA CHAIR CO. F- RODMAN HAll BUILDER G-BIOLOGY AND PHYSICS CHA IRS AND TABLES FOR RENT 23 1 5 Allison Rd . FAirmount 9348 - PROPO SED MEN'S DORMITO RY 3634 E. 131st St. LOngacre 7560 l'Z?2lllJ LAT ER DEVELOPMENT UNIV ERSITY HEIGHTS H- PH YSICS 1- -BUSI NESS, ECO NOMICS AND GOVERNMEN T ! -GYMNASIUM AND SWIMMING POOL K- POWER HOU SE ADDITION MURPHY'S GARAGE AERATED PRODUCTS CO. l - R.O.T.C. AND SERVIC E M-STUDE NT UNION 1418 Rockwell CHerry 3915 2078 E. 30th St. MAin 4047 N - MEN'S DORMITORY 0-STADIUM STANDS COUGHS ACHES PLOT PLAN AMERICAN STEEPLEJACK CO. CAMPUS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM 9814 Denison Ave. ATlantic 1500 JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY COLDS PAINS Compliments of The Allendorf Catering Co. ALLIANCE PRINTING CO. H. E. ALLENDORF, Pres. J. H. JELINIK, Mgr. 6964 Broadway Avenue 1144 St. Clair Ave. CHerry 5670 34 35 CROSS-ROADS JACOB LAUB BAKING CO. 13962 CEDAR AVENUE In the Warrensville-Cedar Shopping Center The Alumni Association 49 19 Lorain Ave . MElrose 4530 FOOD - DELICACIES - BEE R & W INE TO GO OLLIE RHODE FAirmount 9705 of JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY The Leonard Electric Mfg. Co. T HE OHIO LITHOPLATE Manufacturers of GRAINI NG CO. an organization of graduates and form er studen ts SW ITCHBOARDS, PANELBOARDS and SAFETY SW ITCHES 2327 St. Cla ir Avenue pr esents its program f or 1949-50 3907 Pe rkins Ave. Cleve land, Ohio Compliments of A COURTESY FROM R. C. Allen Business Machine Co. The Industrial Asbestos for the UNIVERSITY . . . ADDING - CALCULATORS - BOOKKEEPING Products Co. MACHINES AND CASH REGISTERS ROOFING AND SHEET METAL CONTRACTORS Th Alumni Fund-the annual "Roll Call"-for the development and improve 622 St. Clair Ave. MAin 8376 1800 E. 55t h St. HEnderson 3330 ment of t he Uni versity's physical facilities . . . to prov ide means by which the University can offer broader ed ucational oppor tunities . . . to improve t he ser vices Compliments Best W ishes From of t he Uni versity to its . tudents and alumni. of ST. JOHN'S HOSPITAL OF CLEVELAND LAWRENCE ARTH 7 911 Detroit Avenue for the ASSOCIATION . . . Compliments of A Serie. of Event - for the spiritual, o ial and educational advantage of its THE LAKESIDE STEEL member . ==~ - _.,.,.. ~ - ~~ ~ ~ y--=~-== Brown Brothers Coal Company IMPROVEMENT CO. 9533 WOODLAN D AYE. 1173 IVANHOE RD. Sun., ov. 13 - Migration Day ; chartered train to Buffalo for the 9104 MADISON AVE. HEnderson 91 0 0 Carroli-Canisiu: football game. MUlberry 2800 CEd ar 2 800 Sun., Dec. 11 -5th Annual Communion-B reakfast; 9 o'clock Ma s at Compliments of 43 Years of Se rvice in STEEL PLATE FABR ICATION St. J ohn' Cathedr al, followed by breakfa t at the MILLARD, SON & RAPER The Ohio Machine & Boiler Co. Hotel Hollenden. FUNERAL DIRECTORS 150 1 University Rd . PRospect 2755 Thur s., Dec. 29- Holiday Dance; University Auditorium; semi-formal ; 2093 E. 105th St. 11203 Fairhill Rd . CLEVELAND 13, OHIO 9 p. m. Compliments of Wed., J an. 11 -Annual Football Banq uet; Hotel Hollenden ; 7 p. m. AFTER THE GAME - V ISIT The Mueller Art Cover & STONE'S GRILLS Wed., F eb. 15 -Q ua~te rl y Meeting; niversity Auditor ium ; 8 p. m. Binding Company ALL OVER CLEVELAND 2202 Superior Ave. PRospe ct 2581 Friday, Sat ., Sun., Mar. 10, 11 & 12-5th Annual Retreat; St. Stanislaus. Compliments Wed., Apr. 19 - 3rd Annual pring Dinner. Good Luck to J ohn Carroll of Sat., June 10 - Reception of Seniors and Qua rterly Meeting. CEDAR-TAYLOR GARAGE THE KURTZ DRUG CO. Wed., July 12 - Duffer's Day. CEDAR-LEE KEY SHOP River Smelting & Refining Co. A Strong Alumni T hrough Y our P articipation ! Key, Lock, Law n M ower & Door Check Service N . J. MATTERN , Prop. 4195 Bradley Florida 3040 2196 Lee Rd . FAirmount 8987 36 37 CROSS-ROADS JACOB LAUB BAKING CO. 13962 CEDAR AVENUE In the Warrensville-Cedar Shopping Center The Alumni Association 4919 Lorain Ave. MElrose 4530 FOOD - DELICAC IES- BEER & WINE TO GO OLL IE RHODE FAirmount 9705 of JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY The Leonard Electric Mfg. Co. THE OHIO LITHOPLATE Manufacturers of GRAINING CO. an organization of gr adua te · and former student SWITCHBOARDS, PA NELBOARDS and SAFETY SWITCHES 2327 St. Clair Ave nue pre ents it · program for 194 9-50 3907 Perkins Ave. Cleveland, Ohio Compliments of A COURTESY FROM R. C. Allen Business Machine Co. The Industrial Asbestos for the UNIVERSITY ... ADDING - CALCULATORS - BOOKKEEPING Products Co. MACHINES A ND CASH REG ISTERS ROOF ING AND SHEET METAL CONTRACTORS The Alumni Fund- the annual "Roll Call"-for the development and improve 622 St. Clair Ave. MAin 8376 1800 E. 55th St. HEnderson 3330 ment of the University's physical facilit ie .. . to provide mean by which the niversity can offer broader educational opportunities . . . to improve the services Compliments Best Wishes From of the ni ver, ity to its stud nt · and alumni. of ST. JOHN'S HOSPITAL OF CLEVELAND LAWRENCE ARTH 7911 Detroit Ave nue for the ASSOCIATION . . Compliments of A Series of E vents-for the piritual, social and educational advantage of it THE LAKES I DE STEEL members. ==- - - ._. ir'- ~- ~ ~- ...... ---=rz~~= Brown Brothers Coal Company IMPROVEMENT CO. 9533 W OODLAND A VE. 1173 I VAN HOE RD . Sun., ov. 13 - MigTation Day; chartered t rain to Buffalo for t he 91 04 MADISON A V E. HEnderson 91 00 Carroll-Canisius football game. M Ulberry 2800 CEdor 2 80 0 un., Dec. 11 -5th Annual Communion-Breakfa t; 9 o'clock Mass at Compliments o f 3 Years of Service in ST EEL PLATE FABR ICATION St. J ohn's Cathedral, followed by breakfast at the Ml LLARD, SON 6 RAPER The Ohio Machine 6 Boiler Co. Hotel Hollenden. FUNERAL DIRECTORS 1 50 1 University Rd. PRospect 275 5 Thurs., Dec. 29- Holiday Dance; University Auditorium ; semi-formal ; 2093 E. 105th St. 11203 Fairhill Rd. CLEVELAND 13, OHIO 9 p. m. Compliments of \1\ eel ., J an. 11 - Annual Football Banquet; Hotel Hollenden ; 7 p. m. AFTER THE GAME - VISIT The Mueller Art Cover 6 STONE'S GRILLS Wed., Feb. 15 - Qua1:terly Meeting; niversity Auditorium ; p. m. Binding Company ALL OVER CLEVELAND PRospect 2 581 Friday, Sat ., Sun., 2202 Superior Ave. Mar. 10, 11 & 12-5th Annual R treat; St. Stani laus. Compli ments Wed., Apr . 19 -3rd Annual Spring Dinner. Good Luck to John Carroll of Sat ., June 10 - Reception of Seniors and Qll'arter ly Meeting. CEDAR-TAYLOR GARAGE THE KURTZ DRUG CO. Wed., J uly 12 - Duffer's Day. CEDAR-LEE KEY SHOP River Smelting 6 Refining Co. A Strong Alumni Through Your Participation! Key, Lock, Law n Mower & Door Check Service N . J . MATTERN, Prop. 4195 Bradley Florida 3040 2196 Lee Rd . FAirmount 8987 36 37 JOHN CARROLL PLACEMENT SERV ICE B. & C. CAMERA CO. THE KOLLER BROS. CO. MOVIE EQUIPMENT and SUPPLIES PLUMB ING SUPPLIES - HARDWARE 421 5 East 1 31st at M iles Ave. 7 24 Prospect Ave. CHerry 2242 M ichigan 6968 LAND 0' LAKES H. R. EBER LING CO. SWEET CREAM BUTTER 9426 Denison Ave. America's FINEST CIRCLE GARAGE LUDWIG MUSIC SERVICE JOE SEVEC, Owner Eve ryth ing for Yo ur Musica l Needs Just South of Carnegie 323 Frankfort Ave. CHerry 7 154 CEdar 3456 One Bl ock West of Publ ic Squore GOOD LUCK National Library Bindery Co. TO CARROLL GR IDDERS 1766 East 133rd Street A FRIEND Ll berty 7 200 Rodmnn Hall-The Car-roll P lacement O ffice here is located on thf' fir· st floor· and HENRY M. BARR The National Theatre Supply Co. adjoin other· offices of the school' Vocal ion a I Ser vice di i ion. FINE COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY 2128 Payne Avenue John Carroll University' Placem nt ervice 23 lf2 Factory Berea 6650 PRospect 461 3 i. · designed to serv a two-fold purpo e: first, to assist in th e placement of r cent grarluates of the university and replacem nt of alu;nni: . ec Compliments NOOK & O'NEIL, Inc. ond, to cooperate with employers in search of of qualifi d personnel for their staff's . MATERIAL HANDLING EQUIPMENT Headed by Placement Officer Michael J. A FRIEND 10028 Carnegie Av e. TYle r 1-0 100 Vaccaro, the department, in conjunction with the university Gu idance Service, f unctions to THE SIMON SIGN CO. h lp the Carroll student and graduate determine Compliments the mo t effective vocational outlet for hi· abili Esto bl ished 18 67 ties and inter st . The long-r ange ed ucational of BUILDERS AND PAINTERS OF SIGN S and vocational plannino·. which is t he prime con- Screen Process Signs - Truck Lettering ideration of t he placement ta:ff, assure the SCHAFER-SUHR COAL CO. PRospect 1816 mployer highly trained job candidates who 111 3 ST. CLAI R AVE ., Near Cor. E. 12th have the ability and interest to competently carry out their work as ignment . Compliments of ZONE COAL & SUPPLY CO. ervice, available to employers include ar MICHAEL J. VACCARO URSULINE COLLEGE rangin · on- and off-campus interview , di trib Placement Officer BUILDING SUPPLIES - QUAL ITY COAL uting application blank , administering pre 2234 Overlook Road 9305 Woodland Av e . RAndolph 2 100 ferr d batteries of tests, obtaining letters of Cleveland Heights, Ohio r commendation and many other s. The P lacement ervi e three year ago was JIM'S HABERDASHERY THE IDEAL ROOFING CO. little more than an office and an officer. Today its excellently trained staff and modern facili & DRESS SUIT RENTAL Est. 1904 tie indicate a growth which ha not only k pt 6972 Broadway Avenue ROO FI NG - TINN ING - SIDING pace with the un i' ersity's over-all progress but which promise. an even steadier adv:mce in t he Michigan 2632 4609 Lorain Ave. MEl rose 0080 future. 38 39 JOHN CARROLL PLACEMENT SERVICE B. & C. CAMERA CO. THE KOLLER BROS. CO. MOVIE EQUIPMENT and SUPPLIES PLUMBING SUPPLIES - HARDWARE 4215 East 131 st at Miles Av e. 724 Prospect Ave. CH erry 2242 Michigan 6968 LAND 0' LAKES H. R. EBERLING CO. SWEET CREAM BUTTER 9426 Denison Ave. Americ a 's FINEST CIRCLE GARAGE LUDWIG MUSIC SERVICE JOE SEVEC , Owner Everything for Your Musical Needs Just South of Carnegie 323 Frankfort Ave. CH e rry 71 54 CEdar 3456 On e Block West of Public Square GOOD LUCK National Library Bindery Co. TO CARROLL GR IDDE RS 1766 East 133rd Street A FRIEND. Liberty 7200 Rodman Hall-The Can·oll P lacement Office here i located on the first floor· and HENRY M. BARR The National Theatre Supply Co. adjoins othet· office of the chool' Vocational e 1· ices divi ion. FINE COMMERC IAL PHOTOGRAPHY 2128 Payne Avenue John Carroll Un iversity's P1ac ment Service 23 1h Factory Berea 6650 PRospect 461 3 is designed to rve a two-fold purpos : fir , t , to assist in the placem nt of recent o-rac!uates of the un iversity and r eplacement of alu ;nni; sec- Compliments NOOK & O'NEIL, Inc. ond, to cooperat with employer, in search of of qualified personn 1 for their staff . . MATERIAL HANDLING EQUIPMENT Headed by Placement Officer Michael J. A FRIEND 10028 Carnegie Ave. TYler 1 -01 00 Vaccaro, the departm nt, in conjunction with the univer. ity Guidance Service, functions to THE SIMON SIGN CO. help the Carroll ·tudent and graduate determine Compliments the most ff ctiv vocational outlet for his abili Est obi ished 1867 ties and interest . The long-range educational of BUILDERS AND PAINTERS OF SIGNS and vocational planning, which is the prime con Screen Process Signs - Truck Lettering sideration of the placement staff, assure the SCHAFER-SUHR COAL CO. PRospect 1816 employer hio-hl y train d .iob candidates wh 1113 ST, CLAIR AVE ., Near Cor. E. 12th have th ability and interest to competently carry out their work as ignment . Compliments of ZONE COAL & SUPPLY CO. ervices avail abl to mployer include ar MICHAEL J, VACCARO URSULINE COLLEGE ranging on- and off-campu. interviews, distrib Placement Officer BU ILDING SUPPLIES - QUALITY COAL uting application blanks, administering pre 2234 Overlook Road 9305 Woodland Ave. RAndolph 21 00 ferred batteri s of tests, obtaining letters of Cl eveland He ights, Ohio recommendation and many other .. The Placement ervice three years ago wa JIM'S HABERDASHERY little more than an office and an officer. Today THE IDEAL ROOFING CO. it excell ntly trained taff and modern facili & DRESS SUIT RENTAL Est. 1904 t ies indicate a growth which has not only kept 6972 Broadway Avenue ROO FI NG - TINN ING - SIDING pace with th university's ov r-ail 1n·ogre s but which promiRes an even . teadier advan e in the Michigan 2632 4609 Lorain Ave. MElrose 0080 f uture. 39 CJwvt.! Sinq_! 1. "BLUE AND GOLD" ALMA MATEH Mr. Ro lph Ammerman Dr. C. P. Scanlan C'mon Blu ons of Carroll, gather near her, Mr. a nd Mrs. A. T. Horak C'mon Gold L€t your joyful anthem ring ; Dr. R. S. Curran Standard Service Bureau, Inc. M r. Phil Heise r C'mon arroll ou nd your Mother ' praise, rever her, Mr. Daniel J. Curtin Dr. F. J. Stovice k Mrs. J oseph V. Madigan L€t's GO ! H r fair name f ull proudly sing. 2. " ARROLL LOCOMOTIVE" Loyal ever, brave and true Mr. Ma urice Hanning T he Anthony Carlin Co. Mr. Charles F. McCa hill C-A-R-R-0-L-L We, t he on· of Carroll ., Dr. A. J . Kmieck Mr. Edward J . Coleman M r. a nd Mrs. John J. Mc:Carrens Pledge our love to Alma Ma ter -A-R-R-0-L-L (fast) M r. and M rs. Art hur D. McCarrens Dr. W illiam F. Creedon Mr. George R. Met:rger C-A-R-R-0-L-L (fa. t r ) To the old and Blue Yea ARROLL ! Unto nohle conquests guiding, Dr. H. G. McCarty Mr. Edward Durkin Newman Motor Sa les, Inc. :~ . "FIGHT LOCOMOTIVE" Kindled ·he our heart · to strife; Dr. E. P. Neary Judge Edward F. Feighan M r. W illiam T . Rossite r Fight-fight -figh t-fight 'v\ isdom taught us, faith-abiding, Mr. Stephen J . Regan Mr. F. E. Erlandson Carroll f ight , Carroll fight , howed u. manhood- wort h of life. Mr. Jose ph A. Schlit:r Fight-fight-figh t-fight Grateful heart we bring to you ; Reliable Steel Plate Co. Miss Jose phi ne Grasselli Dr. J . E. Slivka Carroll fight, Car roll fight Hail with ong our Carroll U. Mr. Tom Hannon- Raya l Typewriter Co Mr. Guerdon S. Halden The Smith Facing & Supply Co. Fight-f ight-fight-f ight Long may live our Alma Mater, Carroll f ight, Car roll f ight Long-the Gold and Blue. Yea CARROLL ! GR EET INGS FROM 4. "CARROLL SKIP'' ONW AHD, ON, JOHN ARROLL C (pause) EARN 2 ~1o/o A-R (pause) On we come, our hearts are tuned to battle R (pause) And our hope· all keen for victory ; ON SAVINCS THE 0-L (pau e) Well we know t hat Carro11 men ne'er falter For they'r brave and daunt less ever : L (pause) with safety of savings insured Arr-rr -o-oo-11 Onward, on, for men will mark your courage WAGON F ight, figh t, FIGHT! And will r i e to speak your valor ; up to $ 5,000 at Your foe. all fear you. !'i . "BO BO'' We're here to cheer you. Bo-bo-ske-waton-doddle We're here to ·ee you win the day. WHEEL 1'11-bee-deeton-doe HORUS: The CLEVELAND SAVI NGS & LOAN Co. Ske-d i-b Ske-de-bo Onward, on, John Carroll, 5 10 SUPE RIOR AVENUE AT EAST SIXTH STREET 131 14 WOODLAND AVENUE Carr oll ! Let's GO! For we want to ee you win, 6. "CARROLL CHANT" Gold and Blue; Car-oooooll, Figh t Onward, on, J ohn Carr oll, Car- oooo11 , Figh t On to greater goal and vict'rie · new : ar-oooooll, F igh t Onward, on, J ohn Carroll F igh t, Fight, FIGHT! For our faith in you 7. "CARROLL RAH'' Is boundless and true, Rah ! Rah . Rah ! Carro11 ! Dear Alma Mater, we're a ll for you Rah. Rah ! Rah ! Carroll! And for the Gold and Blue! Rah ! Rah ! Rah ! Carroll ! Zell Company Rah ! Rah ! Rah ! Carroll ! Rah ! Carroll ! CARROLL FIGHT ONG 8. "FIGHT TEAM FIGHT'' F ight, Carroll, ftgh t Fight team tight For the Gold and Blue Whole sale Groceries Fight team tight For victory's in our r ight, Fight team And we'll march right t hru. Fight team Fight, Carroll, tight , Fight, fight, FIGHT! Unt il the day i won ; 9. "TEAM HAH" It's the fi ghting team that conquers, TOBACCO - CANDIES T-E-A-M So, Carroll, fi ght , ti ght, FIGHT. Rah-rah-rah-rah T-E-A-M Rah-rah-r ah-rah HALLY ON G 16250 Li bby Road, Maple Heights, Ohio T-E-A-M Onward to glory, Carroll men, Rah-r ah-rah-r ah Bring honor to our name; Yea TEAM ! Let cheers and song renew your will to win. 10. "SI Left Lu Hight : Hoy Straight, line coacl1; Cam Hcndc l'son, h cau r oa ·II ; .Joe P ea c, har lcficltl f·oarh ; Sam Clagg. cn(l c· oa<·h a 11d <·out. Buckeye Office Supply Co. WOMEN'S AM HE DERSO -Head oach-Known Tavy as an officer in the amphibiou branch ... r ceived M.A. degree from Marshall. as " rafty Cam" . . . tartino- 36th year of EVERYTH ING IN OFFICE SUPPLIES Federal Savings & Loan Association coaching, beginning- at Bristol (W. Va.) High SAM LAGG-End Coach- Former player chool in 1914 ... collegiate coaching started • under Henderson . .. r eceived A.B. in 1943 and 1351 Ontario Street at Musking-um in ew Concord, 0., in 1919 ... M.A. in 1947 from Marshall ... also erves a 320 Superior Ave., N. E. returned to We t Virginia in 1922 to coach in tructor in the geography department . . . Davi and Elkin College for 12 year . . . came 1939 graduate of Huntington High chool . .. MAin 2593 CHerry 6080 to Marshall in 1935 ... has had three football from 1943 to 1946 served as a Marine First teams go undefeated, t h la t being the 1937 Lieutenant in Pacific and China theater · .. . "Thundering Herd" squad . .. also uccessful in his third year as a si tant to Henderson . . . as basketball coach, winning two national cham pent one year a line coach at Morris-Harvey pionship in 1947 . . . ha 100 ex-players now College .. . chief scout during grid ea on and coaching in high chools and colleges . . . 14 sees littl of the "Thundering Herd." WIEDEMAN Pure Foods year · at Mar shall has produced a record of 62 JOE PEASE-Backfield Coach-Another Hen Boy Brand For Sale by THE BRANDT CO. wins, 42 los es and 15 ties. derson pupil ... grad of West Union (W. Va.) Canned Fruits Your High School in 1931 ... played with Davis and CLAMBAKES A SPECIALTY ROY STRAIGHT-Line Coach- ative of and Independent Mannington, W. Va.... graduated from high Elkins from 1932 to 1934 and captained the Grocer school there in 1930 after winning 12 letters 1934 squad ... also a ba ketball star at D. & E. Vegetables and 427 Bolivar Road for four sport . . . in 1931 enrolled at Davi ... came to Mar hall with Henderson in 1935 Preserves and E lkin and played football under am Hen as backfield coach . .. in 1944-45 served a. head All United der son ... first coached at Victory High School basketball and football coach at Logan High Condiments Food Stores PRospect 2323 in Clarksburg. W. Va . ... in fall of 1937, School, Logan, W. Va. . . . erved in the Pacific teamed with Henderson at Marshall a chief theater as a member of the United States aval " Look for the Boy" aide and line coach . . . served two year with Reserve. 42 43 r MA~RSHAL L COACHINC STAFF MAKE YOUR GOAL SECURITY • All savings accounts insured to $5,000 The • Winning Combinat io n to a W ell- Dressed SHAKER SAVINGS A p p e arance A CI TI Made to Meas ure SU I TS 16808 Kinsman Rd. Topcoats &. O vercoats Shaker Heights, Ohio Just 5os t of Lee Rood Left to Right: Roy Str aight, line coaeh ; Cam Hend c•· o n, head ('Ouch; J oe Peas(·, ba('kfieiJ c·oach ; Sam Clagg, end c·mwh a nd scou t. Buckeye Office Supply Co. WOMEN'S AM HENDER 0 - llead Coach-Known Tavy as an oiTic r in the amphibious branch . .. received M.A. degree from Mar hall. a.· " rafty am" ... starting 36th year of EVERYTH ING IN OFF ICE SUPPLIES Federal Savings & Loan Association coaching, beginning at Bristol (W. Va.) High SAM CLAGG-End Coach-Former player chool in 1914 . . . co llegiate coaching started • under Ilender on ... r eceived A.B. in 1943 and 1351 Ontario Street at Muskingum in New Concord, 0., in 1919 ... M.A. in 1947 from Marshall . . . also serves as 320 Su perior Ave., N. E. returned to West Virginia in 1922 to coach instructor in the geography department .. . Davis and Elkins College for 12 year ... came 1939 graduat of Huntington High chool .. . MAin 2593 CHe rry 6080 to Marshall in 1935 . .. ha, had three football from 1943 to 19t!6 erved as a Marine Fir t teams go undefeated, t he la t being the 1937 Lieutenant in Pacific and China theaters . . . "Thundering Herd" squad .. . also uccessful in his third year a a ·sistant to Henderson ... as basketball coach, winning two national cham pent one year a line coach at Morris-Harvey pionships in 1947 .. . has 100 ex-players now College ... chief scout during grid eason and coaching in high schools and coil ges . . . 14 sees little of the "Thundering Herd." WIEDEMAN Pure Foods y ar at Marshall has produced a record of 62 JOE PEASE-Backfield Coach- Another Hen Boy Brand For Sale by THE BRANDT CO. win ·, 42 losses and 15 ties. der on pupil .. . grad of West Union (W. Va.) Conned Fruits Your High Schoo1 l in 931 . .. played with Davis and CLAM BAKES A SPECIALTY ROY STRAIGHT- Line Coach- ative of and Independent Mannington, W. Va. ... graduated from high Elkin · from 1932 to 1934 and captained the Grocer chool there in 1930 after winning 12 letters 1934 quad . . . also a basketball star at D. & E. Vegetables and 427 Boliva r Road for four sports .. . in 1931 enrolled at Davis . . . came to Marshall with Henderson in 1935 Preserves and Elkins and played football under Cam Hen as backfield coach ... in 1944-45 ser ved as head All United derson ... first coached at Victory High School basketball and football coach at Logan High Condime nts Food Stores PRospect 2323 in Clarksburg. \~1 . Va.... in fall of 1937, School, Logan, W. Va. . . . erved in the Pacific teamed with Henderson at Marshall as chief theater as a member of t he United States aval " Look for the Boy" aide and line coach . . . erved two year with Reserve. 42 43 MARSHALL COI.LECE .. 2341 East 22nd St. MAin 3680 The Gorman- Lavelle Plumbing & Heating Co. CLEVELAND, OH 10 CONTRACTORS Plumbing H eating Venti loti ng A ir Conditi oning A. C. Horn Company, Inc. Established 1897 Manufactur·ers of Materials for "OLD MAIN" - ENTHANf.E TO MAHSRALL COLLECE CAMPUS Building Maintenance and Construction Marshall College, an institution of higher ed ormal chool to be called the West Virginia ucation supported by the tate of We t Virginia, State Normal School at Mar ha ll College. The was founded in 1 37 by citizens of Cabell Teachers College wa organized and the first ounty. Its purpose was to provide prepara baccala ureate degrees were conferred in June, 310 Lakeside Ave., N. W. Cleveland 13, Ohio tory schooling for tho e enterin g college or 1921. planning a career of tea ~ hin g in the common The Co ll ege of Arts and Science · wa estab school:. J ohn Laidley, a leader in the move li sh d in June, 1923. In Augu t, 1938, the ment, wa a friend a nd admirer of Chief J u tice Bachelor of Science degree wa authorized, and John Ma r hall for whom the school was named. in 1940. the degree in general engineering, Long I sf and City Houston Toronto Although enroll m nt -..va satisfact ory and Bachelor of Engineering cience, was e tab academic proo·ress was reported, financial sup li hed. In the spring of 1945, the A sociate in San Francisco port was lacking. When the ivil War broke Arts and Associate in Science degrees were ap out, the situation became acute. The school proved in ten fields. was sold for debts in 1 61 and operated as a Graduate work in ix departments was au private chool to satisfy a clause in the deed for thorized in October, 1938. This division has Subsidiary Sun Chemical Corp. t he land on which the school was located. been extended to several departments and con On February 27, 1867, the Legislature pa sed fers the faster of Arts and Ma ter of Science an act calling for the esta;blishment of a State degrees. '44 MARSHALL COI..ILECE 2341 East 22nd St. MAin 3680 The Gorman- Lavelle Plumbing & Heating Co. CLEVELAND, OH 10 CO TRACTORS Plumbing H eating V enti loti ng Air Condi tion ing A. C. Horn Company, Inc. Established 1897 Manufactur·ers of Materials for "OLD 1AIN" - ENTHANCE TO MARSHALL COLLEGE CAMPU Building Maintenance and Construction Marshall Co ll ege, an in titution of higher ed ormal School to b called the We t Virginia ucation supported by t he ·tate of \1\ est Virginia, State Normal School at Ma rshall College. The wa founded in 1 37 by citizens of Cabell Teacher College was organized a nd the first Co unty. Its purpo e was to pr ov ide prepara baccalaureate degrees were conferred in June, 310 Lakeside Ave., N. W. Cleveland 13, Ohio tory schooling for those enterin g college OT 1921. planning a career of tea~ hin g in the co mmon The Co ll ege of Arts and ciences wa e tab chools. J ohn Laidley, a leader in the move li shed in June, 1923. In Augu t, 1938, the ment, wa a friend and admirer of Chief Justice Bachelor of Science degree wa authorized, and John Ma rsha ll for whom the school wa named. in 1940. the degree in general engineering, Long I slond City Houston Toronto Al though enrollm ent "vas satisfactory and Bachelor of Engineering Science, was estab academic prooTes was reported, financial sup li hed . In the spring of 1945, the As ociate in Son Francisco port was lacking. When the Civil War broke Art and Associate in Science degrees were ap out, the situation became acute. The sch ool proved in ten fields. was sold for debt in 1861 and operated as a Graduate work in ix departments was au private chool to sati fy a clause in t he deed for thorized in October, 193 . This division ha. Subsidiary Sun Chemical Corp. the land on which t he school was located. been extended to everal department and con On February 27, 1867, the Legislature passed fer the Ia ter of Arts and Ma ter of Science an act calling for the e tabli shment of a tate degTees. .;: Dh.e first 1inpression is lasb.'nfy. Considf?r .this in yourpublica- nonsandyouiVJllbe I a power amons your readers The Riehl Printing Company 1312 Ontario Street Cleveland, Ohio MAin 4175 MAin 4176 MAin 4177 The Riehl Printing Co. ~ Clevelond 13, Ohio