NOV. 16. 1946
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BOWLING GREEN STATE
Bowling Green. Ohio 15c General Information
LOST AND FOUND ARTICLES—Any- one finding lost articles should take them to the office of Athletic Director Harold Anderson in the Men's Gym- nasium. Persons seeking lost property LEHMAN'S may inguire there after the game. MEN'S WEAR PRESS BOX—The Bowling Green CENTRE DRUG State press box is for the working press only. Admission is restricted to news- STORE ARROW DOBBS papermen and football scouts. The SHIRTS HATS press box is in charge of Paul Jones. THE DRUG STORE ON COMFORT STATIONS—Beneath the THE SQUARE "A MAN'S SHOP" stadium and in the Men's Gymnasium are located convenient rest rooms. SUITS TAILORED TO MEASURE SALES TAX—The sales tax has been WALGREEN AGENCY prepaid pursuant to authorization by the State Department of Taxation. We 175 N. Main St. Bowling Green. O. are, therefore, not reguired to issue pre- paid tax receipts. M. LEITMAN, Prop. BUS STATION DRINKING—The drinking of intoxicat- Class '30 ing liguor will not be tolerated in the Stadium. Violation of this rule will result in your ejection from the game. ANNOUNCEMENTS—No persons will be called over the Public Address sys- tem unless it can be shown that they have to do with urgent or emergency situations.
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Published by the Department of Intercollegiate Athletics, Bowling Green State University, W. Harold Anderson, Director. Program Manager, Ivan E. Lake '23.
DR. FRANK J. PROUT, President
To Our Guests of The Day:
Bowling Green State University today is happy to bring to this campus the football team of Xavier University and the football teams of a score of communities in this aroa. A few of the prize high school bands are also here to enjoy the football competition.
In recent years we have had very happy athletic relations with Xavier University. The representatives of this splendid institution have been worthy opponents and always gentlemen.
Particularly enthusiastic is our welcome to the large group of high school visitors. We trust that they "will enjoy the football game and their visit "with us on our campus. May they come often.
Cordially, F. J. PROUT President
Page 1 XAVIER COACHING STAFF
RUSSELL NICKEL Assistant Coach
PHIL H. BUCKLEW Athletic Director and Head Football Coach
FRANK J. RUGGIERI Assistant Coach
JOSEPH THESING I. PAUL SHEETZ Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Page 2 THE DECIDING PLAY!!
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Page 3 FALCON MENTORS
W. HAROLD ANDERSON ROBERT H. WHITTAKER Director of Athletics and Coach of Basketball Head Football Coach
Sam Cooper Head Cross Country and Swimming Coach WARREN E. STELLER Head Baseball Coach ASSISTANT COACHES
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Page 5 XAVIER MUSKETEERS
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JOHN A. PICCIANO PETER T. MARINO ROBERT P. McQUADE Fullback Guard Halfback
JOHN C. O'LEARY CAROL J. HELMERS MICHAEL J. VIKERTOSKY Guard Tackle Center Page 6 THE EARL W. NEWTON VISIT THE CO. Connecmt Ave. HARMS' DAIRY BAR BOWLING GREEN, OHIO (Wholesalers) AFTER THE GAME
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Page 7 BOWLING GREEN FALCONS
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George Schmidt Verne Smith Jim Baxter Ennis Walker Joe Babcock center end quarter left half center
John Sheldon Vern Dunham Wayne Bloker Rolland Barnes Al Schindler guard center center guard tackle
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Page 10 1946 BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY
Name Age Pos. Ht Wt. Hometown Year Augenstein, M. J_ .18 H 5'8" 175 Napoleon, O ._ 1 * Babcock, Joseph, 21 C 5'11" 190 Sandusky, O 3 " Baldwin, George..... 23 G 5'9" 162 Philadelphia, Pa 4 Barnes, Roland 24 G 5'6" 180 Swanton, O 3 * Baxter, James 22 H 5'10" 180 Columbus Grove, O. 4 * Bellard, Bruce ..23 G 5'10" 184 Cleveland, O. .3 Berry, Joseph 25 G 5'10" 194 Toledo, O 1 3 Bertsch, Robert.. -25 C 5'10" 172 Sandusky, O __4 "Bloker, Wayne.. 23 C 5'9" 195 Sandusky, O...... 3 * Bordner, Wayne 24 E 6'2" 202 Tiffin, O .....4 " Butler, Paul 22 G 5'9" 160 Burlington, la 4 Catanese, Joseph.. 25 T 5'11" 180 Rochester, Pa 2 'Carver, Herbert 20 T 6'1" 190 Liberty Center, 0 2 Crump, George...... 22 T 5'11" 180 Lorain, O 1 Curcillo, Ernest 24 H 5'10" 185 Elyria, 0._._ 2 Dunham, Donald 25 G 5'9" 180 Norton Center, O.... 1 'Dunham, Vernon 18 C 6' 175 Norton Center, 0 2 Foley, Gene 20 E 5'10" 170 Marion, O 1 * Franks, Richard.... 24 E 6'2" 185 West Salem, O _ 3 Freitas, Jack... 21 Q 5'11" 195 Sandusky, O _1 Graziotti, Leroy 25 H 6'ii" 175 Detroit, Mich. 1 Hall, Robert. 22 H 6' 190 Fremont, O 2 * 'Harris, Donald _____ 24 G 5'9" 189 Toledo, O 4 Horvath, Robert 24 H 5'10" 170 Mansfield, O 1 Inman, Thomas 21 H 6'1" 185 Toledo, O ___ 3 " "Knierim, James...... 20 E 5'10" 170 Toledo, O 3 * Krotzer, Paul 25 C 6'2" 224 Gibsonburg, O.— 2 * Jeremiah, John 21 F 5'11" 170 Parma, O 3 Larson, Ralph 23 H 6' 185 Akron, O.— 1 **Lowry, Richard...... 25 H 5*11" 177 Leipsic, O _ 4 Maples, Russell...... 21 O 5'10" 190 Imlay City, Mich 2 * * Marazon, Daniel...... 24 Q 5'10" 165 Toledo, O 4 * * Martin, David- ..23 T 5'11" 210 West Salem, O. 4 Mason, Robert.... 22 E 6'1" 200 Bellefontaine, O 1 Matteson, Robert 18 E 6'4" 195 Ravenna, O 1 Minnich, Max 20 H 6' 188 Napoleon, O .....2 Niehm, Raymond 19 G 5'11" 190 Sandusky, O... 2 Raether, Harold .....21 E 5'11" 170 Toledo, O 1 Randels, Robert 26 H 5'10" 175 Toledo, O __.... 1 Reis, Richard 20 H 5'8" 175 Perrysburg, O...... 1 * Rideout, Lester 25 T 5'11" 202 Toledo, O 3 Schaetzke, Howard 21 H 5'10" 16.0 Toledo, O ...2 * "Schindler, Al 24 T 6'1" 195 Lorain, O 4 * Schmidt, George 22 C 6' 185 Valley City, N. D 3 Schmidt, Peter 23 H 5'9" 165 Bluff ton, O 1 Schnelker, Robert 17 E 6'3" 175 Upper Sandusky, O 1 Scott, Robert 20 E 6' 176 Louisville, O 2 Sheldon, John 23 G 5'10" 188 Elyria, O 2 Shuck, Jack __20 E 6' 172 Bucyrus, O 1 Simmons, Edward .23 H 5'9" 170 Cleveland, O 1 Smith, Vernon ...23 E 6' 190 Toledo, O 3 * "Tabler, John __24 T 6' 198 Liberty Center, O 4 "Van Atta, Richard ..18 H 5'11" 216 Green Springs, O.... 2 "Walker, Ennis.. „25 Q 5'11" 180 Lima, O 3 "Welker, Mark_.._ ..._24 E 6'3" 200 Toledo, O 3 " Yoder, Stanley 27 F 6'1" 192 Bowling Green, O 4 Woodland, Jack 20 F 5'9" 185 Fostoria, O 1 * Two letters * One letter
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Page 11 BOWLING GREEN Starting Lineup LE LT LG C RG RT RE Bordner Martin Bellard Dunham Harris Tabler Welker 79 85 82 81 52 84 77 QB Marazon 62 LHB RHB Minnich Inman 61 71 FB Woodland 68
SQUAD LIST 16 Krotzer, c 63 Smith, e 76 Schindler. t 41 Baldwin, g 64 Baxter, q 77 Welker. e 52 Harris, g 64 Knierim, e 78 Desmond, e 55 Simmons, f 65 Rideout. t 79 Bordnar, e 56 Curcillo, h 65 Larson, f 80 Bloker. c 57 Matteon, e 66 Catanese, t 81 Dunham. V.. c 58 Randels, q 67 Freitas, h 82 Bellard, g 58 Reis. h 67 Babcock, c 83 Antonelli, t 59 Schaetzke, f 68 Woodland. { 84 Tabler, t 59 Niehm, g 69 Franks, e 85 Martin, t 60 Dunham. D.. g 70 Walker, q — Hersland, f 60 Schnelker, e 71 Inman, h — Augustein, h 61 Schmidt, t 72 Sheldon, g — Berry, g 61 Minnich, h 73 Barnes, g — Halter, h 62 Marazon. q 74 Maples, q — Shuck, e 62 Mason, t 75 Van Atta, h — Raether, e
OFFICIALS Referee—C. O. Dollings (Ohio U) Umpire- —Homer Hanham (Michigan Nor.)
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Starting Lineup LE LT LG C RG RT RE Daum Tepe Graven Vikertosk] Duff Surina DeFranco 20 16 44 46 18 17 31 QB McQuade 36 LHB RHB Dugan Cortez 32 50 FB Conway 11 SQUAD LIST 10 Hanlon, b 26 Welch, c 42 Trombetta, b 11 Conway, e 27 Muldoon, t 43 Janning, b 12 Bell, b 28 Brennan, g 44 Graven, g 13 Gellenbeck. b 29 Mason, b 45 Corsi, g 14 Hoover, e 30 Keehan, e 46 Vikertosky, c 15 Shea, b 31 DeFranco, e 47 McDonald, e 16 Tepe, t 32 Dugan, b 48 Tolbert, b 17 Surina, c 33 Oberlin, c 49 Bolton, b 18 Duff, g 34 Marino, g 50 Cortez, b 19 Izzo, g 35 O'Leary, g 51 Shanahan, b 20 Daum, e 36 McQuade. b 54 George, b 21 Helmets, t 37 Novak, b 55 Dobkins, b 22 Razanauskas, t 38 Haner, t 56 Donadio, e 23 Redmon, b 39 Allison, t 57 Sullivan, b 24 Day, e 40 Shanley, b 59 DiLeo, t 25 Picciano, b 41 Ense, e — Tenhundfeld. b OFFICIALS Headlinesman—C. E. Houser (Heidelberg) Field Judge—Joh n Longley (Ohio U) ESTERFIELD ER AMERICA—7ffySte~Z5ftd 1946 XAVIER ROSTER
Name Age Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown Year Allison, Ralph C 20 T 6'1" 210 Cincinnati Elder 2 Bell, Edwin J 23 0 6' 185 Louisville St. Xavier...... 2 Conway, Robert A ..—19 E 6'2" 200 Cincinnati St. Xavier 2 Cortez, Frank J._ 18 F 57" 175 Steubenville Cath. Cen 1 Daum, James F 22 E 6'2" 195 St. Mary's, Marion, 0 2 Day, Richard S 22 E 6'2" 200 Cincinnati Elder 2 DeFranco, James J - 18 E 6' 170 Steubenville Cath. Cen. 1 Dobkins, John.- - 22 F 5'\IW 192 Indianapolis Ar. Tech 1 Visit our new store Donadio, John 25 E 6'1" 190 Niles (O.) McKinley.. 3 Dugan, Thomas W 19 H 5'6" 155 Steubenville Cath. Cen. 1 on South Main St. Ense, Stanton F..._ 25 E 6'5" 223 Cincinnati Elder 4 George, Joseph _. 24 F 5'10Vi" 195 Creighton, Nebraska Hi 2 Graven, Clyde __.. 22 G 5'10" 175 Louisville St. Xavier 2 Haner, Kenneth 18 T 6' 205 Louisville St. Xaxier 1 Hanlon, Harry M —21 H 5'9" 180 Taylor (O.) Hi 1 Helmers, Carol J 20 T 6'2" 200 Cincinnati Elder 2 Everything for the farm, home Hoover, James P., Jr 23 E 6'3" 192 Huntington (W. Va.) Hi 1 and shop Izzo, Joseph R..._ 20 G 5'9" 190 Chicago St. Ignatius 1 Janning, Robert L 25 H 6' 185 Cincinnati St. Xavier 4 Keehan, William E 22 E 6'4" 200 Cincinnati Elder 1 Marino, Peter T.. 24 G 5'9" 190 Chicago Lane Tech.. 4 Mason, James K 18 H 5'8" 155 Cincinnati Purcell.-- 1 McQuade, Robert P.... 21 H 5'10" 170 Columbus Aquinas 1 GOEBEL Muldoon, John R - 19 T 6'2" 215 Cincinnati Purcell 1 Novak, Edward J —.21 o 5'11" 195 Chicago St. Ignatius 2 Oberlin, W. Paul 20 C 6'1" 185 Chicago Loyola Academy . 1 HARDWARE O'Leary, John C 21 G 5'11" 185 Louisville St. Xaxier... 1 Picciano, John A ...22 F 6' 180 Cincinnati Purcell 2 Redmon, Murray C. 23 H 5'9" 180 Detroit St. Martin 1 Surina, Charles E 25 T 6'2'/2" 212 Windber (Pa.) Hi. 1 Tenhundfeld, Robert J 24 H 5'10" 171 Cincinnati St. Xavier 3 Tepe, W. Carl _ 21 T 6'1" 205 Cincinnati Purcell 1 Vikertosky, Michael J 26 C 6'2" 185 Mt. Pleas. (Pa.) Hurst Hi. .. 3 Welch, Charles E — 21 c 5'11" 200 Columbus Aquinas 1 (Continued on page 24)
In Bowling Green, it's Lasalle's—naturally. And, just like B.G.S.U., Lasalle's is keeping abreast of the times with a modernizing pro- gram that will rate cheers from everyone in town.
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FRANK I. CORTEZ JOHN A. DONADIO ROBERT A. CONWAY Fullback End End
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JAMES F. DAUM JOSEPH M. CORSI HARRY M. HANLON End Guard Halfback
Page 15 Bowling Green State University Varsity Squad
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Front row ((left to right)—Donnell, manager, Netz g, Freitas b, Van Atta b, Knierim e, Simmons b, Reis b, Randels b, Lowry b, Foley e, Curcillo b, Schaetzke b, Antonelli t, Ray Whittaker, equipment manager. Second row—Sam Cooper, assistant coach, Hersland b, Bellard g, Martin t, Walker b, Schindler t, Bloker c, Co-captain Bordner e, Co-captain Yoder b, Tabler t, Maples b, Marazon b, V. Dunham c, Minnich b, P. Schmidt b. Third row—Robert H. Whittaker head coach, Crump t, D. Dunham g, Berry g, Babcock c, Baxter b, Rideout t, Harris g, Baldwin g, Barnes g, Sheldon g, Halter b, Woodland b, George Muellich assistant coach, Charles Maag, assistant coach. Back row—Neihm g, G. Schmidt t, Catanese t, Smith e, Krotzer c, Pence t, Welker t, Schnelker e, Matteson e, Shuck e, Desmond e.
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Back row—Puchalla b, Balogach c, Schmidt b, Tigges t, Mc Clain g, Clay t, Glary e, Zolar e, T. Gigglioni b, Priestman b, Parkson e, Baker b, Jadwisiak e, Gillespie b. Third row—Fred Marsh, coach, Kultti g, Bille b, Poke e, Michaels b, Weiser c, Nikkila g, J. Giggliotti b, Kuntz t, Heaston b, Swain e, McKeever t, Bonito g, Kuzma b, Leu b, Paskan t, Mooney e, J. Wittaker, assistant coach. Second row—Jenkins b, White e, McMichael t, Schlatter t, Secor c, Mitchell e, Edginton g, Kunch b, Davenport b, Desmond e, Loomis b, Cerrone g, Schie g, Hess t, Eastman e, Barry b, DePetro e. First row (left to right)—Dipas b, Mercurio b, Carroll b, Daly b, Hoffman b, Johnson b, Nesbitt g, McEwen g, Lash b, Droese b, Skuban b, Parks b, Johnson e. Page 16 V AT B. G. U. JIM BROWN IT'S CLEAN PLAY AT THE STORE LION STORE FARM AND HOME SUPPLIES IT'S CLEAN VALUE
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Page 19 HOLLAND SNACK BAR
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FALCON CO-CAPTAINS Leading the team this year are two All-Ohio men, Stanley Yoder, of Bowling Green, (left) and Wayne Bordner, of Tiffin. Yoder, a senior, was captain elect of the 1942 team when he was called ATHLETES WANT into the Army. In 1941 he was named All-Ohio fullback. Bordner captained the 1943 team as a member of the marine unit of the V-12s here. A senior, he is an end and was an All-Ohio selection MILK in both 1942 and 1943.
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GET HER A CORSAGE FOR THE DANCE AT CENTRAL SERVICE STATION BRIGHAM'S FLOWER SHOP CORNER W. WOOSTER AND N. PROSPECT STREETS 174 S. MAIN ST. PHONES 2931 or 8571
COMPLETE FLORAL SERVICE WHITEHOUSE HAMBURGER KLOTZ FLOWER FARM SHOP CORNER S. COLLEGE DRIVE AND NAPOLEON ROAD PARKING WHILE YOU EAT H. E. KATHRENS, Prop.
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AVERY COAL & SUPPLY CO. YOU WILL ALWAYS FIND A FALCON FAN IN THE "BUILDERS SUPPLIES OF ALL KINDS" HOTEL BARBER SHOP — FRIENDLY SERVICE — AT THE MILLIKAN HOTEL Phone 7481 107 S. MAIN STREET
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Page 23 WELCOME COLLEGE STUDENTS
TO OUR COLLEGE FRIENDS WHO HAVE JUST ARRIVED AND TO THOSE OF YOU WE HAVE HAD THE PLEASURE OF SERVING IN THE PAST WE WANT YOU TO KNOW WE WILL ATTEMPT TO DO OUR BEST TO OFFER YOU THE LATEST IN CINEMA ATTRACTIONS AND FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE WE WILL HAVE A CONTINUOUS MATINEE DAILY. THE CLA-ZEL and LYRIC THEATRES
1946 XAVIER ROSTER (Continued)
Zieverink, Daniel H :....20 F 6'2" 190 Greenhills (O.) Hi ...... 1 Tolbert, Howard K 23 F 5*11" 190 Norwood (O.) Hi 2 Trombetta, Delmo U 19 0 5'8'/2" 180 Mingo Junction, Ohio ..1 Varchola, Michael 23 G 5'10" 190 Erie (Pa.) East Hi... 3 Rieman, Frank A 18 G 6' 185 Cincinnati Roger Bacon .1 Rothfuss, Richard F 18 H S'lO" 165 Bellevue (Ky.) Hi 1 Sharding, Edward A 21 F 5'11" 203 Harbor Springs, Mich. 1 Schmidt, James J. 18 F 6' 195 Cincinnati Roger Bacon 1 Shanahan, Carroll V 25 O S'lO" 170 Indianapolis Technical 1 Shanley, William R 19 Q 5'8" 160 Steubenville Cath. Cen 1 Shea, Thomas L 21 F 5'10'/2" 175 Circleville (O.) Hi. _ 1
BOWLING GREEN SCHEDULE XAVIER SCHEDULE Sept. 27—Bowling Green 0, Central Michigan 7 Xavier 0, St. Ambrose College 3 Oct. 5—Bowling Green 13, Ball State 0 Xavier 0, U. of Kentucky 70 Oct. 12—Bowling Green 0, Miami 6 *av!er V l?^ ^if?11 U-V 6 oo r>„+ IQ T3 r n 1 o v '• A OJ. 4. n Xavier 7, Miami University 28 Oct. 19—Bowling Green 13, Kent State 0 Xavier 26, Arkansas State College 0 Oct. 25—Bowling Green 13, Canisius 7 Xavier 6, U. of Dayton 33 Nov. 2—Bowling Green 14, Oberlin 0 Xavier 0, U. of Cincinnati 39 Nov. 9—Bowling Green 9, St. Bonaventure 13 S°V- \%~~^.Bo^lipg Green XT ,, v . „ . ' Nov. 23—Ohio University Nov. 16—Xavier University NoVi 28—at Marshall College
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