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Biographical Sketches ENDS BOB SCHNELKER—Last Year's Regular Left End Who Should Round out Three Years of Varsity Play This Season As One of Ohio's Top Linemen Biographical Sketches ENDS BOB SCHNELKER—Last year's regular left end who should round out three years of varsity play this season as one of Ohio's top linemen . Named to the AP all-Ohio team last year . Caught 14 passes for 243 yards and five touchdowns in '48 . An excellent down field blocker . Called "Snake" by teammates . Hard to move on defense when opponents sweep his end . Good speed and fine deception in eluding pass defenders ... A four sport athlete at Upper Sandusky with all-state honors in football and track . Majoring in physical education. DON FRAIL—Should handle the regular right end after earning first letter as a reserve last year . One of the hardest tacklers on squad . Works as main- tenance man for soft drink dispensers on campus . Very good offensive block- er . At 26 is one of the squad's older men . Makes a speciality of grabbing difficult passes . Learned his football from Morgan Jones at Lima Central, winning one award as an end . Married and has two children, a boy and a girl . Wants to teach industrial arts after graduation in January. HAL DUNHAM—Earned his letter last year as a sophomore as Schnelker's relief ... A kickoff specialist who reminds you of the Cleveland Browns' Lou Groza with his 60 yard boots . Averaged 51.7 yards in 47 kicks last fall . Brother of Vernon, last year's all-Ohio end and now a member of BG coaching staff . Hard tackier and can take a lot of punishment . Worked as a campus painter during summer . Will again play behind Schnelker but should see more action with the '48 experience . Probably be used more on defense be- cause of showing at diagnosis of opponents' plays . Made 9 letters at Norton center in 3 sports . Named on all-Metropolitan league eleven at guard . Served in ETO and Pacific with army . Married and has two daughters. HARRY COLEMAN—As a sophomore, this ex-Toledo Libbey star is making a strong bid for a regular berth . One of the standouts on Fred Marsh's '48 frosh outfit . Won three football and track letters at Libbey, gaining all-city honors and honorable mention all-state as a senior in '45 . Won the valuable player award and the University of Michigan trophy . But chose to come to BG after serving 18 months as an army clerk . Played on the 7th Division eleven which won Far East Command championship in '47 while overseas . Excels on defense and is improving on pass receiving . Will be pushing Frail for starting job before season ends. DOUG MOONEY—One of the two 1947 lettermen on the squad . Was a navy air corps cadet last year . Very fast charger and good blocker . Was an all-Buckeye league end at BG high in '45, climaxing three years of football . The hardest hitting little man (157 pounds) on squad . Likes to really crack them . Starred against William and Mary in the final game of '47 season . Will see a lot of defensive action at right end. HAROLD RAETHER—Is starting his third year as a squad member . Won his first award last year as a reserve . Was an all-state end at Toledo Waite in '42 where his coach was Jack Mollenkopf, present Purdue line coach ... A very good fundamentalist . Works hard in practice . Played with Duke in 1943 season when a Marine trainee on Durham campus ... A broken finger may hamper him in early season games . Good blocker . Starts fast . Exper- ienced . Known as "Dutch" . Recently married. TACKLES GORDON ACKERMAN—Split regular tackle duty with Verduin last year and probably will do same this season . Will be working toward his third gridiron award, making first letter as a freshman two years ago . Fastest tackle . Uses speed well on getting down field on kick'offs and punts . Fast charger, accounting for blocking two opponent kicks last season . Played a bang-up game against Kent last fall . Was captain and quarterback at Cuyahoga Falls winning three letters . Went to service at end of junior year but returned to graduate in '47 . Was a radioman in Navy. 16 .
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