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( 6] ( 7 ] ball men of the time. Such was " Saint's" i ntro­ duction to the campus. But the need to support himself soon took him elsewhere. He taught at Fostoria High School and coached its teams. Then Wooster College beckoned and he coached there, where he fell under the spell of Dean Elias Compton, father of the three famous Compton sons, all of whom played on St. John teams. On the side, he took more college work and earned his degree at Wooster, where he remained from 1902 to 1909. For the next three years he was athletic di ­ rector, and football , basketball and coach at Ohio W esleyan where his teams gave Ohio State and other opponents plenty of trouble and enhanced his standing as a coach. Mean­ while, his heart was set on medicine and for three years he took t he early morning interurban to Columbus where he studied at Starling-Ohio Medical College and in the early afternoon hur­ ried back to Delaware to his coaching chores. In the fall of 1912 Oh io State recalled him as manager of athletics, head basketbal I and base­ ball coach and football line coach. In the early winter of 1913 the athletic directorship fell vacant and the athletic boa rd, without even con­ sulting him, elected L. W . St. John to fill it. Not long after that he was also given charge of phys­ ical education. The world knows the rest. the fifty-one years of the Western Con­ ) Crisler . St. John, as he a ppeared in 1913, when In all H. 0 . (Fritx L. W his name is one of four that stand out. he assumed the athletic di rectorsh ip o f Ohio State ference others of this "Big Four" were Amos Alonzo University. The Director of Athletics Stagg, of Chicago; Fielding H. Yost, of Michigan, Huff, of Illinois. Yost and Huff are and George Head Football Coach dead and Stagg was retired by Chicago although he is sti 11 active at the College of Pacific. In a aint/ very real sense, then, " Saint" is the last of his Hail, But Not Farewell, S race, the last of those who were instrumental in making the Western Conference what it is. S it must eventually to all men in one way permit a full recital of or another, retirement comes this year to Time and space do not local scene. But that is A L. W . St. John, dean of Western Confer­ his achievements on the has held that post not necessary for his monuments are already all ence athletic directors, who , On November 18 he reached about him-the Stadium, the men's gymnasium here since 1913. and, some day of 70 and, by law, his the natatorium, the golf course During his eight seasons as Head Coach at the Univer­ ough preparation for a brilliant coaching and administra­ the statutory age limit Stagg soon, one if not two field houses, to say nothing y of Michigan, Herbert Orin (Fritz) Crisler has further tive areer. For eight years he was assistant to Mr. offic ial Universi ty service ends June 30 next. si t 7 di­ of friends enhanced his reputatio n as a brilliant foo tball strategist, at his Alma Mater. In 1930 he was named athletic of his deep personal hold on hundreds He It won't be the same without " Saint" at the as an outstanding teacher and psychologist. recto~ and head coach at the . in the community. remai ned there for two years before accepting the position · helm of intercollegiate athletics and physical by 55 is no ordinary man. Long ago he put . His_ eight years at Michigan have been marked of head coach at_ Princeton. l_n three seasons his Tiger education. Nor will it seem the same without This for the Wolverines, as against 14 losses and two lost nine games and tied one. the campus, the Confer­ victories teams scar~d 35 victories, him in the Western Conference or in the Na­ self behind him, and ties _. As head coach at Minnesota, Princeton and Michigan athletics generally have his teams had scored 100 victories tional Collegiate Athletic Association. For years ence, and intercollegiate during the past I 5 years, Since 1938 Michigan has won the Western Conference his courage. His at the conclusion of the 1945 season. in 1943. Five of his has carried great weight in the councils benefited from his vision and title once- sharing it with Purdue his voice finish~d second, in 1938, 1940, 1941 , 1944 and athletic like will not pass this way soon again. e af the Universi ty of Ch icago, where he was teams ha':'e of both of these major intercollegiate A graduat . Eight of his players have been named All-Americans student, Crisler, nicknamed "Fritz" by his coach, 1945 agencies. but not farewell to the Old Master an honor all of his teams have played alert, interesting football. So it 's hail, Alonza Stagg, was o ne of two men in Chicago's his­ and Amos Mr. Crisl~r succeeded the late Fielding H. Yost as to his birthday and in salute to his nine letters-in football , basketball and base­ In 1941 Forty-six years ago this fall this fatherless -in tribute tory to win or of Athletics and he is naw regarded a s one af the . __He was an All-Western end and was selected on Direct he played career of thirty-four years as the ball outstanding administrators in intercollegiate athletics. country boy came to Ohio State where distinguished All-American teams as a senior. most an able several He also is past presdient af the Associa­ little football . A team picture of that day guiding genius of Ohio State athletics- and rules. a Following his graduation he received a sound and thor- tion a nd has been active in shaping policy shows him with the high, turtle-necked sweate r,, coach and teacher, and a fine competitor in the and the long straight ha ir that marked the foot- game of life! [ 9 ] [ 8 J T HE KROGER CO . ,.... , Whose Stores Are Exclusive Distributors of FRESHER CLOCK BREAD HOT-DATED COFFEES COUNTRY CLUB FOOD PRODUCTS

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No. Name Pos, Age Wt. Ht. Home Cl oss 53 Adam le, Anthony ...... c 22 206 6' Cleveland Sophomore Senior 90 ,:' Amling, Warren ··············-····-···-······T 21 197 5' 11 Y2" Pono, Ill. Freshman 98 Bonnie, Dale ······--··············-·············E 20 193 6' Columbus 32 Bonnie, David ·-··-·····--·-···············-FB 20 195 6' Columbus Freshman 11 ''' Brugge, Robert --··················--······HB 20 194 6' Par mo Sophomore 10 Connovino, Michael ···············----- HB 21 168 5 11' Cleveland Sophomore 89 ''' Crane, Jo meso n ········-···--················E 20 194 5'10" Columbus Sophomore 60 ''' Csuri, Charles ···········-·········- -···-·-···T 24 199 6' Cleveland Senior 24° 84 '' Dean, Hal ---·········-···-···-·--·············-G 205 5'11" Wooster Senior 82 ''' Dendiu, Traion ···-····-···-···················E 20 191 6' Campbell Sophomore 68 ,:, DiPierro, Raymond ·-··-··--·················G 20 197 5'9" Toledo Sophomore 97 Dixon, Stanley ···············---··············E 22 202 6'1 ' Wyoming Sophomore 24 Doolittle, William ---·-···-···············QB 23 188 5'9" Mansfield Sophomore 52 Duncan, Howard ...... C 22 221 6'3" Lakewood Freshman 72 ''' Fazio, Charles ····-···········-·-··-··········T 20 208 6'3" Marion Sophomore 63 Gaudio, Robert --·········---···-·······- ····G 21 203 5'10" Cleveland Freshman 30 Hague, James ·------·------·-············FB 18 181 6' Rocky River Freshman 76 ''' Hamilton, Forrest -···············-·········T 18 212 6'3" Cleveland Sophomore 62 ,:, Jabbusch, Robert ·······--·-···-··-·--·······G r 195 5'1 O" Elyria Junior 66 ''James, Thomas ·········-····-···········--HB Lj 184 5'9" Massillon Junior HOWARD DUNCAN Center 77 Kirk, Brenton ...... T 21 216 6' New Philadelphia Freshman 44 '' Krall, Gerald ·······-·····-···············--- HB 19 181 5' 10" Toledo Sophomore 69 Krieger, George ·····-··················- ····-G 20 191 5'11" Columbus Freshman " 65 ''McGinnis, Robert ························--·-G 20 200 6' Wyoming Junior 85 Morrison, Fred ·········-···············- ··- .. E 19 206 6'1" Columbus Freshman 48 Newell, William ·-·····--············-···---HB 18 172 5'11" Columbiana Freshman 73 O'Hanlon, Richard ----·······T 18 214 6'2" East Liverpool Freshman JACK WILSON ·-····-·····-- CECIL SOUDERS Tackle 31 ''Oliver, Glenn ··········-········-·-·-········FB 20 192 5'11" Columbus Sophomore End 88 Pol mer, James ········-····-·--- ···-·-···-···E 22 180 6' Springfield Sophomore 26 ''' Pol mer, Richard -----·---- ·-·····-----QB 24 193 5' 1O" Cleveland Senior 83 ''' Porks, Ernest ------... --····-···-·······E 20 240 6'4" Canton Sophomore N_ 38 Perini, Pete -···-···---····-·------·-·--····-- FB 18 214 5'10" Washington, J . Freshman 43 Phillips, Thomas -····-··- ______HB 22 176 5'9" Berea Sophomore 96 ''Plank, Ernest ·······--·-··-··········-····-····E 22 205 5'1 l" Columbus Sophomore 67 Quattrone, Joseph ·-· ·····-··-·---··-·-----G 21 202 5' 1 l" Steubenville Freshme n 54 ''Renner, Charles ···--····-··-·········-·····--C 20 189 5'11 Y2" Akron Sophomc re 12 ''Schneider, Wilbur ····---····-···---········G 23 178 5'7" Gahanna Junior 70 ''' Schnittker, Max -····-··--·-····-····--···----T 19 223 6'2" Sandusky Junior 61 Schuster, George ··-··-·····--·········---···G 22 180 5' 11 " Con ton Sophomore 81 Shannon, Richard ··-···--···------·-···-·--·E 20 211 6'2" Akron Freshman 25 Slager, Richard ·-····--·····---···········-QB 18 185 5'11 " Columbus Freshman 80 *Souders, Cecil ··-·····--·····-······-··-······E 26 203 6'1" Bucyrus Senior 23 Spencer, George ···--·····--··---···-······-QB 21 202 5' 1 l" Columbus Freshman 78 ''Stackhouse, Ray ·-······-···-··--·········-···T 21 235 6'2" Dayton Sophomore 95 ''' Stung is, John ·····-··········-·········-····-QB 21 192 6'1" Powhatan Point Sophomore 42 Swinehart, Rodney ····-·--······-····-----HB 20 177 5'9" Wooster Freshman 56 ''' Teifke, Howard ·····------··················C 21 193 6' Fremont Sophomore 35 Templeton, Dov id ··-·--·····--·············FB 24 198 5'11" Bedford, Ind. Sophomore 94 Thomas, James -·-···------·- ______G 22 202 5'5 Y2" Bellaire Freshman JS ''' Verdova, Alex ········-·--········-······---HB 18 182 5'10" Lakewood Sophomore DEAN 36 Whisler, Joseph FB 22 207 5'11" Willard Sophomore HAL ··-······--···-··--····----- Guard 79 Wilson, Jack ·-·········--·-··-·······-··-····T 21 205 6'4" Xenia Freshman f_ 15 Wolfe, Russell --····-·······-·····-·--·-····HB 22 159 5'9" Upper Sandusky Sophomore 74 Zeigler, Andrew ····-··············-··········T 20 215 6'2" Cleveland F•eshmon Photos by House o/ Portraits

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1945 Lettermen Not Biggest Ohio Stadium Available Crowds Before 1946 CAR-MEN O-H-1-0 The Best Steak Dinner Nome Position Scores =~~:~·, '}:!tt··:·_·_-_:·_·_::·.::·.:·_·_::::::·.::~--:::·_·_::::·.-_:·_·_·_-_-_:::j~~~:t:~ 1926 90,437 Michigan 17, Ohio State 1 6 I'll Buy That Car · in Town Biel, William ...... Halfback 1935 81,018 Notre Dame 18, Ohio State Cline, Ollie ...... Fullback 13 Dove, Robert ...... Quarterback Dougherty, Harold ...... Halfback 1925 78,845 Ill inois 14, Ohio State 9 Any Make or Model Dixon, Thornton ...... Tackle 1928 74,370 Ohio State 19, Michigan 7 Ehrsam, John ...... Quarterback Fout, Jomes ...... Quarterback 1945 74,079 Ohio State 16, No rthwest­ Fisher, Richard ...... Halfback ern 14 Gandee, Charles ...... Fullback Gorby, Herbert ...... End 1945 73,585 Purdue 35, Ohio State 13 GRANDVIEW INN Hackett, William ...... Guard 1'944 73,477 Ohio State 26, Great La kes 6 Jackson, Richard ...... End 1940 73,431 Michigan 40, Ohio State O 1127 DUBLIN RD . ~i~f:;~r,T~~~kos___ -_-_-_·_·_·_·_·_·_·_·_·_·_·_·_·_·_-_·_·_·_·_·_·_·_·_·_·_·_·_·_·_·_·_·_·_·_·_·_·_·_·_-_-_-_· c~·!:e~ 1936 72,948 Ohio State 60, New York Moltinsky, Paul ...... Tackle U.O * Marshall, Clyde ...... Halfback O'Dea, Stephen ...... Center 1944 71 ,958 Ohio State 18, Michigan 14 Pridoy, Robin ...... Quarterback 1936 7 1,71 4 Pittsburgh 6, Ohio State O Redd, Jock ...... Gua;rd Steinberg, Donald ...... End 1928 7 1,435 Ohio State 6, Princeton 6 Ohio Auto Company Sorringhous, Poul ...... Halfback (tie) Thomas, Russell ...... Tackle Chicken - Sea Food - Frog Legs 1942 70,387 O hio State 21, Michigan 7 Watson, Thomas ...... End AUTOMOBILE BUYERS Winters, Som ...... Tackle 1945 70,287 Ohio State 27, Illinois 2 Wright, Word ...... End Open ,Until 2 :30 A. M. Mike Flesch, Mgr. 1927 70,034 Illinois 13, Ohio State O Zongaro, Donald ...... Guard 2052 N. High St. Un. 1352

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SQUAD LIST "SQUAD UST 14 Wisniewski 53 Kampe 69 Soboleski 15 Kuick 54 Momsen 72 Pritula 18 Chubb 56 Brieske 74 Ballou 10 Connavino b ·O Henry, b 74 Zie1ler, t 19 Fonde 57 Callahan 76 Brown 11 Bru111e, b' 47 Demmel, b 76 Hamilton I 25 Vernier 58 Watts 77 Crane 12 Schneider I 48 Newell b 77 Kirk, t ' 33 Yedinak 59 Keeler 78 Carpenter U P, Jocluo~ b ,2 bunc..;, c 78 Stodtbouse I 39 Dworsky 60 Phillips 79 Honipbaum 15 Wolfe, b ' ,. Renner, c 79 Wibon, t • 40 Cullisan 61 Heneveld 80 Renner 18 Huwer b 55 Roten, c Bl Shannon e 42 Elliott, C 62 Sickels 81 Mann 24 0oou11ie, b 56 Teifke c 82 Dendiu, '• 24 Trausott. 63 Freihofer e 82 Bahlow 25 Slager, b 61 Schwt~r I 83 Porlu, e 41 Derricotte 66 Lintol ' ' 83 Hershberaer 26 R. Palmer b 62 Jobbwcb I 85 Morri1on • 45 Elliott, p 67 Burr 85 McNeil 29 Zimmer, b• 65 McGinni; 1 86 JCe11ler,: 46 Robinson 68 Wilkins 89 Rifenburs J1 Oliver, b 67 Quottron." 1 88 Palmer • U Weisenburaer 32 David Bonnje b 68 Di Pie.rro 'a 89 Crane ~ U Templeton S 69 Krieser ~ 91 Wibl.', 1 JI Perini, b ' 70 Schnittker I 95 S1un1is, b OFFICIALS 42 Swinebort b 71 J ennin11, ~ 96 Plonlt, • 43 Phillips, b 72 Foz.io, t 91 Dixon, e Referee-Rollie Barnum !WI I Kroll, b 73 O'Honlon, I 98 Dole Bonnie, • Umpire-DallH M . scons n l « Field I d an,il t Northwestern l u se--Russell Rupp

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No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Age H:>me Town and High School 82 Bahlow, Edward ·······-···································E 6'2" 196 26 Springfield, Ill. 74 Ballou, Robert ...... T 6' 192 21 Springfield, Vt. 56 ,:• Brieske, James ...... C 6'2" 201 23 Harbor Beach 76 Brown, Richard ...... T 6'1" 203 21 (Redford) 67 ,:, Burg, George ...... G 5'11" 187 21 Winnetka, Ill. 57 Callahan, Robert ...... C 5' 11" 198 23 St. Louis, Mo. (Beaumont) 78 Carpenter, Jack ...... T 6' 226 23 Kansas City, Mo . 49 ,:• Chappuis, Robert ...... HB 6' 183 23 Toledo, Ohio (DeVilbiss) 18 ,:, Chubb, Ralph ...... HB 5'11" 182 22 Ann Arbor 77 Crane, Fenwick ...... T 6'3" 195 23 Pleasant Ridge 40 ,:, Culligan, William ...... HB 5'10" 158 22 Detroit (Cooley) 73 ,:, Derleth, Robert ...... T 6'3" 206 24 Marquette ( Bo rage) 41 ,:, Derricotte, Gene ...... HB 5'11" 172 20 Defiance, Ohio 39 ,:• Dworsky, Daniel ...... FB 6' 198 18 Sioux Falls, S. Dok. 42 Elliott, Chalmers ...... HB 5'1 O" 170 21 Bloomington, II I. 45 ,:, Elliott, Peter ...... HB 6' 186 19 Bloomington, Ill. 19 ,:, Fonde, Henry ...... HB 5'8" 162 22 Knoxville, Tenn. 87 ,:• Ford, Leonard ...... E 6'4" 207 20 Washington, D. C. 63 Freihofer, Walter ...... G 6' 180 21 Indianapolis, Ind. (Shortridge ) 61 Heneveld, Lloyd ...... G 6' 180 22 Holland 83 ''Hershberger, Donovan ...... E 6' l " 183 19 Freeport, II I. 75 ,:, Hilkene, Bruce ...... T 6'2" 193 22 Indianapolis, Ind. (Shortridge) 79 Honigsbaum, Frank ...... T 6'3" 198 19 Troy, N. Y. 53 Kampe, Kurt ...... G 5'9" 181 23 Detroit (Cooley) 59 Keeler, Walter ...... C 6' 190 21 Bay City 64 •:• Kraeger, George ...... G 6'1" 178 23 Indianapolis, Ind. (Shortridge) 15 Kuick, Donald ...... HB 6' 1" 173 17 Midland 66 Lintel, John ...... G 6' 1" 185 21 Detroit ( Holy Redeemer) AIR VIEW OF OHIO STADIUM AT CAPACITY' 81 Mann, Robert ...... E 5'1 O" 167 21 New Bern, N. C. 88 '-' Mador Elmer ...... E 5'10" 172 25 Detroit (Northeastern) 85 *McNeill, Edward ...... E 6'1 " 185 18 Toledo, Ohio (Libbey) 60 Phillips, Elmer ...... G 5'10" 185 20 Big Bend, W. Va. 72 * Pritula, William ...... T 5' 11" 189 24 Pittsburgh, Pa. (Chadsey) The Buckeye Battle Cry LETTERMEN AVAILABLE 80 ''Renner, Arthur (C) ...... E 6'2" 172 22 Sturgis 89 ,., Rifenburg, Richard ...... E 6' 3" 191 20 Saginaw (Arthur Hill) In old Ohio there's a team, FOR MICHIGAN GAME 46 *Robinson, Donald ...... QB 5'11" 168 24 Detroit (Cooley) That's known throughout the land; Nome Years Lettered Position 62 *Sickels, Quentin ...... G 6'2" 194 19 Benton Harbor Eleven warriors. brave and bold, Amling, Worren-1944, 1945 ...... Tackle 6' 187 20 Grand Rapids (Cath. Cent.) Brugge, Robert-1944 ...... Halfback 69 Soboleski, Joseph ...... G Whose fame will ever stand, Crone, Jomeson-1945 ...... End 65 '-'Toma.si, Dominick ...... G 5'8" 180 18 Flint (Northern) And when the ball goes over. Csuri, Chorles-1 941 , 1942 ...... Tackle Deon, Hol-1941, 1942 ...... Guard 44 Traugott, Alan ...... HB 5' 11 " 180 22 Indianapolis, Ind. (Shortridge) Our cheers will reach the sky. Dendiu, Troion- 1944 ...... End 25 '• Vernier, Robert ...... QB 5'11" 183 22 Toledo, Ohio Ohio Field will hear again DiPierro, Roy- 1944 ...... Guard Fazio, Chorles-1945 ...... Tackle 58 '-' Watts, Harold ...... C 5'1 O" 173 21 Birmingham The Buckeye Battle Cry. Hamilton, Forrest-1945 ...... Tackle 48 ~· Weisenburger, Jack ...... FB 6'1" 178 18 Muskegon Heights Jomes, Thomos-1942 ...... Halfback Jobbusch, Robert-1942 ...... Guard 16 *White, Paul ...... HB 6' 180 24 River Rouge Drive! Drive on down the field, Kroll, Gerold-1945 ...... Halfback 55 White, J. T ...... C 6'2" 189 26 River Rouge Men of the Scarlet and Gray; McGinnis, Robert-1944, 1945 ...... Guord 6'2" 193 23 Jamestown, N. Dok. Oliver, Glenn-1943 ...... Fullback 38 '~ Wiese, Robert ...... FB Don• t let them through that line, Palmer, Richord-1941, 1942 ...... Fullbock 68 ,., Wilkins, Stuart ...... G 5'1 O" 183 18 Canton, Ohio (Lincoln) We have to win this game today, Porks, Ernest-1943 ...... Halfback 6'3" 190 21 Toledo, Ohio (Woodward) Plank, Ernest-1943 ...... End 14 Wisniewski, Irvin ...... E Come on, Ohio! Smash through to Renner, Chorles-1944 ...... Center 33 Yedinak, Michael ...... FB 5'7" 182 22 Flint victory, Schneider, Wilbur-1942 ...... Guard Souders, Cecil-1942, 1943, 1944 ...... End 24 ''' Yerges, Howard ...... QB 5'1 O" 172 21 Pt. Pleasant, W . Va. We cheer you as we go; Schnittker, Mox-1945 ...... Tackle Stackhouse, Roy-1943 ...... Tackle *Lettermen Our honor defend Stungis, John-1943 ...... Quarterback So we'll fight to the end Teifke, Howord-1943 ...... Center Verdovo, Alex-1945 ...... Halfback For Ohio. Wible, Colvin- 1945 ...... Guard The Official Watch for Timing Today's Game is Longines-The World's Most Honored lflr,u·h [ 27 ] [ 26] OHIO STATE

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