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Operated by Three State Men OFFICIAL PROGRAM

MUSKINGU~1 vs THE MCCLURE-NESBITT OHIO STATE

GEORGE M. TRAUTMAN, Director of Program MOTOR COMPANY W. D. GRIFFITH, Editor M. M. LEBENSBURGER, Adv. Mgr. MILTON CANIFF, Artist F. K. MA CHETANZ, Artist East Main at Kelton

Welcome Muskingum

HIO STATE UNIVERSITY welcomes Muskingum to Columbus after an Open O absence of more than twenty years. It was in 1899 that football relations for first began between these institutions. The score was 3+ to 0 in favor of Ohio State. After a lapse of a few years, a continuous series was enjoyed from 1903 to 1907, inclusive. All games resulted in Ohio victories, 30 to 0, +7 to 0, Service 40 to 0, 16 to 0, and 16 to 0, respectively. The impending battle marks the seventh game between Ohio State and Muskingum. Day and Night ot only does today mark the resumption of gridiron relationships " ·ith an honored Except opponent-it also witnesses over 2,000 high school athletes and their coaches in the Sunday Evenings stands. Moreover, today marks the last appearance in the Stadium of many out­ standing Buckeye players. The following are the Ohio State men whn play their last game in Columbus today: George Alber, end, Toledo; Lincoln Cory, fullback, Coon Rapids, Ia.; Joe Cox, tackle, Dayton; Byron Eby, halfback, Chillicothe; Theodore Hieronymous, tackle and fullback, Columbus; Howard Kriss, halfback, ; John Nesser, tackle, Columbus; Leo Raskowski, All-American tackle, Cleveland; Milton Popp, tackle, Ft. Wayne, Ind.; Cyril Surina, end, Cleveland; Joe Ujhelyi, guard, Lorain; Gordon Walker, center, Columbus; Walter Yingling, center, Lima; William Young, guard, Kenton.

SALES SERVICE NEW This Laundry will .!!ive you service that will please you FRanklin 0611 COMPLETE FAl\fILY SERVICE FRankl£n 0612 METHOD Also complete To\vel and Linen Service LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING AND PRESSING Town High School Coach ur Principal • HIGH SC HOOL DAY! Gratis ______Gratis Village Schools ______L. E. Burba Greentown ______Greentown High SchooL ______F. L. Shoemaker T HE following Ohio high schools are represented in the Stadium today by their football Greenville ____ --·-----______Greenville ------______C. L. Bailey teams, coaches and managers. This is the first High School D ay at Ohio State Uni­ Groveport ------______Groveport ------______O. D. Simms versity but the occasion is expected to become an annual affair. These athletes and their Harpster ______Harpster Public Schools ______W. S. Younger Haydenville ______Hayden Public Schools ______H. H. Sands mentors are guests of the Athletic Association. Hillsboro ______Hillsboro ______Robert B. Jameson Town High School Coach or Principal Irwin ______Union Rural Schools ______H. L. Snapp Ada ______Ad a High SchooL ______o. R. Findlay Kenmore __ :.______Kenmore High SchooL ______C. T. Monroe Adelphi ______Adelphi ___ _ ------_Earl Sundheimer Lafferty ______Lafferty High School ______A. E. White Lockland ______Lockland High SchooL ______Ivan C. Shell Alpha ______Beaver Creek ------·A. C. Ewbank Lodi ______Lodi High SchooL ______D. H. Ewing Amanda ______Amanda ______D. C. Fast Logan ______Logan High School______C. F. Ridgley Antwerp ______Antwerp ____ ------__ A. 0. Bell London ______London High SchooL ______J. D. Morrisey Apple Creek ______East Union Township SchooL ______M . V. Hunter Louisville ______M arlboro High SchooL ______C. L. vVagner Ashland ______Ashland ______Sidney R. Boyd Madison ------~1adi s on High SchooL ______S. B. Trescott Ashville ______A shville Schools ______L. Davis Marysville ------. ~Iarysville High School______\V. R. Dodge Barberton ______Norton High School ______V. H. Lynch McComb ______M cComb Centralized Schools ______Andrew J. Hooley Barnhill ______Barnhill ______Paul Henderson Mechanicsburg ______l\Iechanicsburg ------______Bert Highlands Miamisburg ______Miamisburg High School______Wilbur C. Neff Bluffton ______Bluffton Richmond ______Sidney C. Stettler Mineral Ridge ------\Vetherfield Township SchooL ______R. C. Rogers Brecksville ------'· __ North Royalton SchooL ______R. L. Davis Mt. Gilead ______l\It. Gilead ------·------Leland Powell Broadway ______T aylor Township Public Schools ______Bruce Cahill Mt. Sterling ______i\lt. Sterling SchooL ______S. C. F rank Brooklyn Station ______Parma High SchooL ______F. C. Beelman Mt. Victory ______l\It. Victory ------Gordon Southwick Bucyrus ______Holmes Liberty SchooL ______Gerald B. Stahly Newcomerstown ______Newcomerstown High SchooL ______A. C. May Burgoon ______Jack son Township Schools ______Paul A. Plummer New Concord ______Xew Concord High School______]. A. Keyser Caledonia ______Caledonia ------______R. B. Vogel New Concord ______Roseville Schools ______A. B. Lynn New Paris ______Jeffer on Township Schools ______Virgil T. Snepp Camden ------______Camden ------______------_____ Glenn B. Jeffers North Baltimore ______North Baltimore High School______------R. Verne orthrup Canal Winchester ______Canal Winchester ______A. B. Weiser North Lewisburg ------__ North Lewisburg High SchooL ______B. G. Steinberger Centerville ______Centerville ______W. A. Driscoll North Ridgeville ______Ridgeville High SchooL ______R. K. Reed ______Woodward High SchooL ______Mr. Moeller North Robinson ______;'forth Robinson High SchooL ______R. ]. l\Iatheny Circleville ______Circleville ------______E. I. Gephart Norwalk ______St. Paul's High SchooL ______R. E. Cabelle Circleville ______Jackson Township Schools ______George McDowell Olmsted Falls ______Olmsted Falls High SchooL ______A. l\I. T restle Clarksburg ------______Clarksburg ______Pryor B. Timmons Pemberville ______\Veb ster Township Public School______£. R. Spackey Cleveland ______John Marshall ______A. L. Millsom Perrysburg ______Perrysburg ------___ ------0. C. Treece Cleveland ------__ _ Sh aker Heights High SchooL ______G. E. Ensign Plain Citv ------Plain City Schools ______H. L. Davidson Powell -~----- ______H yatts High School______-Amr \Vard Cleveland ------\Vest Tech. High SchooL ______c. C. Tuck Richwood ______Richwood High SchooL ______o. B. Schmiedel Clyde ______Clyde ------______R. E. Wolfe Rising Sun ______Ri sing Sun High SchooL ______s. H . Stansberry Columbus ______Central High School ------W. Guy Kesler Rockford ______Rockford High School ______£. R. Clackson Columbus ------Upper Arlington School______L. L. J ackson Sidney ______Sidney High SchooL ______Gerald Quick Commercial Point ______Scioto Township Schools ______C. A. M cCoy Springfield ______New Moorefield High SchooL ______Franklin A. Lawrence Stryker ______Stry ker Public Schools ______D . Fox Crestline ------Crestline ------_Ben H . Papworth c. Trenton ______Trent on High SchooL ______R. E. l\IacQuiston Crooksville ______Crooksville Public Schools ------George W. Stuart, Jr. Croton ______Hartford Central High SchooL ______T. H. Thrush Unionville Center ______Darby Rural High School______Gale \V. Baldwin Urbana ______Concord Rural School______Waldo Zukie DeGraff ------__ .DeGraff Public Schools ______G. C. Kreglow Vandul ______Vandul High SchooL ______H. H. Si lvei;rnan Delphos ___ ------_Delphos High SchooL ______H. B. McVey Vaughnsville ------Vaughnsville Public Schools ______]. A. Cottrell Derby ------Darby Township SchooL ______Brice Connell Vermillion ______Vermillion High SchooL ______c. K. DeWitt Dola ______Washington Township High SchooL. ______Jesse R. Long Wapakoneta ______Blume High School ------__ \V. Saunders Idle Dunkirk ------______Dunkirk High School ______Dale J. Baughman Waynesfield ______Waynesfield ------B. R. Ford .l Wellston ______Wellston High School______Bernard R. Higley Fayette ------____ Fayette ------_H. E. Fast Findlay ______Liberty Township Schools ______Homer R. Dunathan West Mansfield ______York Rural Schools ______W. C. Judy Wheelersburg ______Green Township SchooL ______A. B. P1ior Frankfort ______Concord Township High SchooL ______E. J. Steele Williamsport ______Deercreek Township Schools ______E. L. Dent Fredericktown ______Fredericktown Schools ______Emerson D. Jarvis Williamsport ______W.illiamsport ______Orval E. Hill Galena ______Orange Centralized Schools ______D . S. Wickerham Windham ______Windham High SchooL ______R. W. Hilty Germantown ______Germantown Public Schools ______D. J. Bishop Woodstock ______Woodstock High SchooL ______C. 0. Callahan Gnadenhutten ___ . ______Gnadenhutten ------W. C. Smith Worthington ______Worthington High SchooL ______George Wanamalr.er Gomers ------__ Gamber ______E. B. Baker Xenia ______Old Soldiers' & Sailors' Orphans' Horne ______Wm. P. Beale (Continued on next page ) Yellow Springs ______Bryan High School______------Howard Arthur Youngstown ______.Youngstown High SchooL ______H. P. Wisman 2 5 IQIJ Still the Favorite 1928 Herb • HENNICK ' s Restaurant Soda Grill 1es" At the Gateway to the Campus

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4 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL SQUAD---1928

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Left to Right- Left to Right- lst Row-Spence, Averitt, Ashworth, McGaughy, Slaughter, Roudabush, 5th Row-Roth, Larsen, Landrum, Rogers, Zehring, Lewis, Hackett, Holan, Davis, Ross, Briggs, LaRaia, Pott, Bevis, Florian, Garver, Low, Mettler, Neiderhouse, Pensill, Goray, Sheehan, Wilson, Corsatia, Hunt, Shaw. Johnston. 2nd Row-Wingert, Bullock, Lewis, Culbertson, Rykoskey, Mudre, Raver, 6th Row-Cochran, Nemeth, Dick, Alvort, Fichner, White, Vail, Crisa­ Ward, Thomas, Buckland, Combs, Pond, Bellan, DiCicco, Finer, fuller, Frater, Stout, Baker, Thompson, Brownstead, Suvroth, Baum­ Hindulak, Plotts. garten, Farrier, Bowell, Wetzel, Traxel. 3rd Row-Alberts, Green, Kline, Holcomb, Spitler, Combs, Damren, Smith, 7th Row-Drabeck, Hutton, Lorenzen, Worstell, Quigley, Bailey, Lindsay, Schumacher, Rubenstein, Nichols, Hawkins, Grady, Haubrich, Ocher, Bobbs, Colucci, Vernon, Weaver, Bowers, Loretta, Matlack, Maurer. Howard. 4th Row-Hancock:, Duvall, Howell, Fox, Farquhar, Snell, Hodnick, Firth, 8th Row-Bogert, Cole, Hart, Waters, Kazmarchak, coaches; O'Brien, W. Bell, Reed, Aultman, Philips, Eggert, Huff, Cannon. Bell, McDonald, Olsen, Watts, Zeck:houser, Laidlay, Light, Kabealo.

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BUCKEYE TRAINING STAFF IN THE WEST Front Row, Left to Right: Jennings, Horvath, Chambers (head trainer), Fath, Coffman. Back Row, Left to Right: Herschael Morgan, Martello, Jensen, Herman Morgan.

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LOSS OF FI VE YARDS LOSS OF 25 YARDS . I COLUMBUS, OHIO 1. Violation of the offside rule, which includes: 1. Clipping. (a) Lineman or backs illegally in motion when the ball 2. Delay start of first or third periods. Lumber Office Factory Office ie snapped. (b) Any player of the kicking side ahead of the ball LOSS OF HALF DISTANCE TO GOAL LINE 441 North Park Street Vine and Armstrong Su. when it ia kicked at the kickoff. 1. Return of player to the game who has previoualy (c) Interference with opponents before the ball is been in that same half. COLUMBUS, OHIO • napped. 2. Disqualification of a player for rough play. 2. Unreasonable delay by a team. 3. Any foul occurring inside the opponents's one-yard PHONES-ADAMS 4682, ADams 4583 line or behind goal line. 3. Running into the kicker after he has kicked the ball. 4. Failure of substitute to report to referee when enter­ LOSS OF A DOWN ing the game. 1. Illegal or incomplete forward pass. 5. Unfair play not specifically covered in the rules. 2. Forward pass striking the ground. 6. Time called more than three times during a half at 3. Forward pass touched by two eligible players of th•

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20 21 Ohio State Players' Numbers

l Barratt 15 Reboulet 29 Young 2 Coffee 16 Horn 30 Fesler 3 Kruskamp 17 W. Nesser 36 Raskowski 5 Eby 18 Sack 37 Hess 6 Huston 19 Surina 38 Cox 8 Griffith 20 Ujhelyi 39 Cory 9 Fouch 21 Alber 40 Dill 10 Holman 23 Glasser 42 Larkins 11 Idle 24 Taylor 43 McConnell 12 McClure 25 Hieronymous 44 J . Nesser 13 Selby 26 Yingling 45 O'Shaughnessy 14 Kriss 28 Popp 46 Carter

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DEPOSIT IF BORROWING IN THIS BECOMES STATE NECESSARY BANK IT IS Muskingum Numbers BETTER TO 5% BORROW 11 M cConag ha (C) 27 Youn g 38 Larrick ON FROM" 12 Zink 28 Fox 39 Leitch 29 Armstrong Spencer SAVINGS A BANK 18 "M cEwen +o 19 Liggett 30 Blatchley +1 Bikle 20 Vierbome 33 J aco bs 42 Ogg 3+ Victor 21 W ard ,, . 43 i\Iiller 22 Polinsky .)) Bell ++ J ameson 25 "VVelch 36 Humes 45 Eagleson 26 Le Blanc 37 R uby +6 Horn

23 FOOTBALL SEASON EVENTS PROBABLE LINE-UPS AT ======THE NEIL HOUSE OHIO STATE

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MUSKINGUM D. W. McGrath & Sons LENGTH OF QUARTERS, 15 MINUTES Home Office Building General Contractors Broad Street at Grant A venue MTJSKINGUM Columbus, Ohio Building Left End Left Tackle Left Guard Center Right Guard Right Tackle Right End Liggett (19) Jameson (44 Jacobs (33) Polinsky (22) Ogg (42) Fox (28) McConagha Construction 159 lbs. 190 lbs. 188 lbs. 154 lbs. 187 lbs. 184 lbs. (C) (11) 150 lbs. Quarterback S1>encer (40) 140 lbs. Left Half Fullback Right Half Larrick (38) ~IcEwen (18) Bell (35) 155 lbs. 155 lbs. 156 lbs. 255 East Broad Street AGENTS WANTED on the Campus, in Colum­ MAin 0859 bus, in Ohio, and in Other States.

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,. Yea Team! Yea Team! Yea Team! THE Fight! Fight! Fight! Contractors and Engineers Words and Music by Ohio, Rah; Ohio Rah; Frank Crumit Rah, Rah, Ohio. In old Ohio there's a team, 0-, Ohio; 0-, Ohio; That's known throughout the land; Rah, Rah, Rah, Rah, Ohio. Eleven warriors, brave and bold, Whose fame will ever stand, And when the ball goes over, In more than thirty buildings throughout the University Our cheers will reach the sky, grounds and in hundreds of the best buildings throughout Ohio LOCOMOTIVE Ohio Field will hear again is to be found plumbing and heating equipment furnished and S-s-s-s ( 3 times) The Buckeye Battle Cry. Rah, Rah, Rah, Rah; installed by The Huffman-Wolfe Co., Heating and Sanitary Ohio State, Ohio State. Drive! Drive on down the field, Engineers. Men of the Scarlet and Gray; (Repeat three times, very slowly, Don't let them thru that line, faster, very fast, all cheer at end.) We have to win this game today, Come on, Ohio! Smash thru to victory, We cheer you as we go; THE SKYROCKET Our honor defend So we'll fight to the end A prolonged rising whistle­ For Ohio "Our Responsibility Is Your Protection" Boom-, Hurrah, Ohio. E---ee, Coma-Lioh, Gee---ee---Wah ! CARMEN OHIO Ohio. Words and Music by Fred Cornell, ex-'06 (Hats off, standing) 0, come, let's sing Ohio's praise Eee ee, Yah. And to Alma Mater raise; Eee ee, Yah. While our hearts rebounding thrill Fight !-Fight !-Fight !-Fight-FIGHT! With joy that death alone can iltill. Ohio! Ohio! Ohio! Summer's heat or winter's cold, 0 0 O-HI-0 (Repeat indefinitely) The seasons pass, the years will roll; Time and change will truly show How firm thy friendship-Ohio.

The M. J. Bergin THE DIVIDED OHIO These jolly days of priceless worth 0-0-0-0 By far the gladdest days on earth, Soon will pass and we not know H-H-H-H Lumber Co. How dearly we love Ohio. I-1-I-I We should strive to keep thy name 0-0-0-0 Of fair repute and spotless fame; OHIO So in college halls we'll grow And love thee better-Ohio. 1897_____ Wisconsin Alumni Chorus 18118 Michigan Tho' age may dim our mem'ry's store, 1899______Chicago 0-0hio, Ohio, 1900 ______Minnesota a nd lowa We'll think of happy days of yore, A Piece 190l ______Mich igan and Wisconain The hills send back the cry, True to friend and frank to foe, 1902 Michigan We're here to do or die As sturdy sons of 0-hi-o. tm------M!ch!gan and Minneaota If on seas of ca re we roll, or a Carload 0 ---- M1<;higan and Minnesota For Ohio, Ohio. 190v. Chicago 'Neath blackened sky, o'er barren shoal, We'll win the game or know the reason why! m~------Wi~C6Dsin and Minneaota Thots of thee bid darkness go, ------Chicago And when we've won the game 'tell you what we'll do. 1908 ------Chicago Dear Alma Mater-0-hi-o. 1909.. .Minnesota (All in on last Ohio) 1910.. ______I!linois and Minnesota We'll yell for old Ohio 191L______Minnesota 'Till we wobble in our shoes. l91!______Wisconsin 1913 ______Chicago (Repeat first 5 lines) 1914. ______IIJinois Grant Avenue at Eighth Avenue 1915. ______Minnesota and lllinoio Words and Music by 1916_____ ---Ohio Stat.e W. A. Dougherty, Jr., '17 Call Us at UNiversity 2254 1917._____ Ohio Stat.e OHIO DRAG 1918------(Unofficial) 1919 ______Illinois Fight that team across the field, 1920 .. _ . ··----Ohio State 0 RIO Show them Ohio's here 192l ______fowa 0 RIO Set the earth reverberating with a mighty cheer m~------lowa _ and Michigan O-H-1-0 Hit them hard and see how they fall; M1<;h1gan a nd Illinol.o Never let that team get the ball. 1924 ------Chicago 0 HIO 1925 __Mic higan A-H-H-H-H (prolonged) Hail! Hail! the gang's all here, 1926 Michigan a nd Northweater. (Everyone rise) So let's beat that Muskingum now. 1927. Illinois Oh, Ohio! Oh, Ohio! Wa-hoo ! Wa-hoo ! for Ohio. BEAT MUSKINGUM 28 29 YELLS MUSKINGUM SONGS CHEER LEADER, EDWIN HARTIL LEADER, JOHN GALLOWAY Clap Locomotive "Muskingum Fight Song" Clap in unison, locomotive style; Muskingum, Fight! Fight! Fight! Spell out Muskingum three times, locomotive style; Fight for your college with all your might. (When a man is sent on the field) Victory will be, for dear old M. C. ______Fight! ______Fight! Fight with all your might for your school Muskingum. Rah! Rah! Cheer every student, Cheer! Cheer! Cheer! Cheer for your college dear. (When a man leaves the field) We'll have a great big score Yea! Fight on Muskingum! Fight! Rah ! Rah ! Rah ! Rah ! Changes 1n Football Rules Chorus for "Varsity Song'' Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah for the Varsity M-MUS Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! Honor to old M. C. l\1-M-M-U-S Victory will crown thee PROTECTED BACKWARD PASSES K-K-K-I-N Fame will surround thee G-G-G-U-1\I Give a hearty cheer, oh fellows Rules governing incompleted backward passes have been modified so that only those passe~ MUS Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah for the Varsity which have been thrown approximately two yards or more through the air before striking the KI Rah ! Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah to old M. C. ground are now dead at the point of recovery. Such passes are defined as "Protected Backward GUM Our hearts are loyal MUSKINGUM Our college royal Passes." On a protected backward pass if the ball strikes the ground, it is a free ball but is dead Hail to thee, Muskingum. at the point of recovery. Cannon Ball "Muskingum on the Hill" Oh, Muskingum, Muskingum, the school ~e love best FUMBLED PUNTS ( Starrip feet three times) qap Laps three times; Our college that stands on the hill There is no longer any distinction between a muffed punt and a fumble. On a fumbled punt, Clap Hands three times; We love you above all the rest, and thy name To each loyal heart brings a thrill. the kicking side may recover the ball but may not advance it beyond the point of recovery. The (Whi~de short and sharp) The happy days spent here, the friends that we make receiving side may recover and advance the ball. M. C. rah! rah! M. C. rah! rah! Our hearts will with happiness fill. And when school days are over our thoughts will turn Muskingum! back INTERFERENCE Muskingum! Rah ! rah ! rah ! rah! To dear old M. C. on the hill. On forward pass plays, no interference is permitted whatsoever by players of the passer's side who have crossed the line of scrimmage. Heretofore, the words "after the pass has been made" HAIL TO THEE, MUSKINGUM have been confusing. Varsity Rah! A rousing cheer for the varsity- Varsity Rah! Varsity Rah! Rah for the varsity. Rah! Rah! There's nothing wrong with the varsity­ TEAM Rah for the varsity. Rah for the varsity. It always fights to win the game. Mus with a K \Ve sing a song of victory, KI with G To gain for us all honor and fame. GUl\l with a l\1US with GUM­ Our praise is all for the varsity­ MUSKI GUM E. ELFORD & SON Rah for the varsity. MUSKINGUM We laud and hono.r the varsity­ Rah for the varsity. HELLO YELL With joyful hearts so full of glee We give our cheers for victory Contractors Hello! Hello! ______Ifello ! And sing the praises of old 1\1. C. ~ Rah for the varsitv. Rah ! Rah ! Rah ! Rah! COACH YELL Rah for the varsitr. COLUMBUS, OHIO Yea Lange! Yea Stone! Yea :'.\forehead! Rah ! Rah ! Rah! R~h ! Rah! Rah ! Rah! Rah ! Honor to old 1\1. C. Coaches Victory ·will crown thee! 30 31 Before and After the Game~ and at all other times our uniformed door­ men will meet your car at the DESHLER­ W ALLICK and the NEW SOUTHERN HOTELS Enjoy the game while your car is safely parked) washed and lubricated for your return home. The NATIONAL COLUMBUS GARAGES, Inc. ADams 8929 750-CAR CAPACITY 46 E. Town St. ..

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31 32 On your way home RICHMAN'§ be sure to pick up a Quart of this \veek's CLOTHES Special MUSKIN GUM ROSTER All Name Address ·1Feig ht Year Position Armstrong, Bernard ______Cambridge, Ohio ______180 1 Tackle Albanese, Ernest ______Scottdale, Pa. ------13 5 1 Halfback Bell, Harold ______Carrollton, Ohio ------15 6 3 Halfback Bikle, Philip ______Ben Avo n, Pa. ------1-1-7 Quarterback Blatchley, James ______Martins Ferry, Ohio ______17 5 Tackle

Package Over­ Cox, Ted ------ew Conco rd, Ohio ______151 Center French Huckleberry Bulk Eagleson, Scott ______Circleville, Ohio ------140 1 Guard and Caramel coats Pecan Salad Fresh Peach Fox, Ralph ______Millersburg, Ohio ----'------184 3 Tackle Suits Horne, Charles ______Bellaire, Ohio ------210 1 Tackle Humes, Edward ______Aspinwall, Pa. ------170 2 Halfback Jacobs, Edward ______Xenia, Ohio ------188 1 Guard Tuxedo Jameso n, Randall ______Wooster, Ohio ------190 2 Tackle Suits Kirke, Paul ______New Concord, Ohio ______162 2 End Larrick, William ______Pleasant City, Pa. ------155 3 Halfback Made Liggett, Eugene ______Philadelphia, Pa. ______159 3 End Leitch, Addison ______Pittsburgh , Pa. ------161 in the Guard Leeper, Dale ______Beaver Falls, Pa. ------170 End Richm an LeBlanc, H enry ------Toronto, Ohio ------132 1 Guard You Can't Beat .... fa ctories Lynn, William ______Verona, N. J. ------139 3 Halfback and McConagha, George ______New Concord, Ohio ______150 3 End sold McEwen, Carl ______M cDonald, Pa. ______155 2 Fullback HARRINGTON'S direct l\1ilhome, Ross ______Senecaville, Ohio ------210 2 Guard to you Miller, John ______Lewistown , Pa. ------15 S 2 Center The Personal Service Ogg, George ______New Concord, Ohio ______187 3 Guard Polinsky, Steve ______Strabane, Pa. ------15+ 1 Center PHARMACY Overcoats in every good style and in every wanted weave, shade and Pfalzgraf, Raymond ______Clarington, Ohio ------169 1 Guard High St., at Kin g Ave . mixture-luxuriously warm fabrics Ruby, George ------_ Byesville, Ohio ------lM Guard styled and tailored to meet every Spencer, Harry ------_Buffalo, N. Y. ------140 3 Quarterback Phone us when you requirement of the well dressed Victor, Robert ______Pittsburgh, Pa. ------159 Fullback want to know what university man. Vierborne, George ______Circleville, Ohio ------176 Halfback time it is, but say \Vard, Arthur ______Cortland, Ohio ------157 1 Guard "PLEASE"! Welch, Henry ------.. Chillicothe, Ohio ------167 End White, Harold ______Cambridge, Ohio ------1-H 2 Guard FREE DELIVERIES Young, Robert ______Cambridge, Ohio ------163 1 End Columbus Store Zink, Herman ------\Villard, Ohio ------15 -~ Halfback to all parts of the University section, Upper Arlington and Grandview 15 N. High St. NEXT TO DESHLER - WALLICK UN. 8326 UN. 1726 UN. 4194

3+ 35 Ohio Freshman Football Squad 1928 Name Home Height Weight Position 1 Albright ...... Columbus ...... 6 2~" 183 No experience Aronson, Gerald R ...... Cleveland ...... 5' 6 " 152 Halfback Ashworth, Willard ...... Pomeroy ...... 5' 8 140 Fullback Aukerman, Wm. B ...... Martins Ferry ...... 5' 6 130 Halfback Aultman, Clifford J...... Akron ...... 5' llYz" 170 Quarterback and Halfback Avcriett, Judge ...... Akron ...... 5' 9 " 160 Halfback Babbs, Kenneth P ...... Columbus ...... 5' llYz" 163 End Baumgarten, Gene H ...... Louisville, Ky...... 6' 4 " 224 Tackle 160 Tackle 190 Tackle ::n~~~~=~-N~~~ :::: ::: :: :: :: ::::: : : :: ::::::~:~~:~:~:---:::::::::::: ::::::: : : ::::::::: : :::: : :::::::: i'. ~ 165 Tackle 156 Quarterback ~~ii I,J o~~-~-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_- _-_- _-_-_-_- _-_-_-_-_- _- _-_-_-_-_- _- _-_- _- _- _-_-_-_-_-_-g:r"t~~an_~ ___ :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: r 1~Yz: 225 Tackle Bullock, Harry ...... Lima ...... 6' 184 Guard Cannon, Omar...... Columbus ...... 5' 6Yz" 150 Center and Halfback Corbran, Kenneth L...... Mt. Vernon ...... 5' 11~" 185 Center Corcoran, Joseph ...... Holyoke, Mass ...... 6' 3~:: 192 Guard Craig, Frederick E ...... Columbus ...... 5' 11 148Yz End Davis, E . Norris ...... Columbus ...... 5' 7 152 Halfback Dewall, Noel H ...... _Duvall ...... 5' 11%" 191Yz Guard Dick, Earl H...... Cleveland ...... 5' lOYz",, 180 End Drabek, Frank J--·····························-································································· 5' 11 162 Center and Fullback Farrier, Marvin E ...... Dayton ...... 6' 1~:: 180 End Felgenhorn, Howard ...... Danv ille, Ill...... 5' 11 160 Halfback Floriam, Chas...... Cleveland ...... 6' 1 180 Tackle Fox, George ...... Bellevue ...... 6' 1 196 Guard Frater, Chas. A ...... Upper Sandusky ...... 5' 9 150 Guard and Halfback Garver, Gerald ...... Kenton ...... 5' 7~:: 148 Quarterback Girdler, M atlock ...... Louisville, K y ...... 5' 11 162 Guard and Center Grady, Robert ...... Columbus ...... 5' 11 163 Halfback Green, Theron D ...... Columbus ...... 6' 160 End Jameson-T Hackett, Clarence ...... Tonawanda, N. Y ...... 6' lYi:: 190 Guard, Tackle and End Haubirch, Robert ...... Columbus ...... 5' 11 180 Tackle and End Helper, Morton J ...... Shaker Heights ...... 6' 160 Tackle Mc£wen Hindulak, John A ...... Cleveland ...... 5' ll Yi :: 183 Tackle Hodnick, Samuel ...... Canton ...... 5' 8 165 Halfback Holcomb, Stuart ...... E rie, Pa ...... 5' 9~" 163 Halfback F. B. Howell, Wendell ...... Nelsonville ...... 6' 165 Fullback Hunt, George, Jr ...... Richwood ...... 5' 10 148 End and Guard Kabealo, Chas ...... Youngstown ...... 5' 10;;,;: 172 Tackle Kazmerchak ...... Nanticoke, P a ...... 5' 9 Back Kline, Wm. K ...... Columbus ...... 6' 170 Fullback and End Laidlaw ...... Walton, N. Y ...... 6' lY," 178 Tackle LaRaia ...... Englewood Cliffs, N. ] ...... 5' 5Yz" 167 Halfback Larson, Harry E ...... Bridgeport, Conn...... 5' 10 ,, 207 Guard Lewis, Steve ...... Columbus ...... 5' 10 ,, 150 Halfback and Quarterback Lorenzen, Carl G ...... Savage, Mont ...... 6' 1 175 End Low, Charles ...... Niagara Falls, N. Y ...... 5' lOYz" 159 End and Qua rterbaclr. Maurer, Harry ...... Canton ...... 5' 8 160 Halfback McGaughy, Blaine ...... _Columbus ...... Halfback Mechalak, Thomas ...... -Dunkirk, N. Y ...... 5' 10 160 Tackle Mudre, Joe ...... Adina ...... 6' 185 Fullback Nichols, John G ...... Glendale ...... 5' 10 " 160 Halfback Petri, Leslie ...... Willoughby ...... 5' 7Yz" 154 Utility man Plotts, Holbie H ...... Findlay ...... 5' 11 " 165 Tackle Rabenstein, Howard P. ···········----Lockland ...... 5' 10 158 Tackle Raber, Nelson B ...... Toledo ...... 5' 11 157 Back Roth, Carl E ...... Chippewa Lake ...... 6' 180 Tackle Rykoskey, Francis B...... Benwood, W . Va ...... 5' 90" 167 Quarterback and Halfback Sayers, Frank ...... Columbus ...... 6' 3 228 Tackle Schomer, Robt. ] ...... Youngstown ...... 5' 11 165 Fullback Shaw, Robert ...... Ashley ...... 5' 10 143 End Sheehan, John E ...... Northampton, Mass ...... 5' 11 155 Tackle Leilch-G. Slaughter, David R...... Louisville, Ky ...... 6' 175 Center Stout, Claire E ...... Dayton ...... 6' 195 Center Thomas, Joe ...... Columbus ...... 5' 8 165 Guard Thompson, Geo. L...... Cincinnati ...... 5' 9 170 Guard and Tackle Ward, Chas. E ...... Columbus ...... 5' 7 148 Halfback Spencer·-Q.B.·_· ~ Warshower, Jerome ...... Brooklyn, N. Y ...... 5' 8 160 Halfback Weaver, J. Edward ...... Lima ...... 6' 3 180 End Wetzel, Carl ...... Dayton ...... 6' 2Yz" 190 End Wingert, Elbert ...... Hillsboro ...... 5' 11 " 192 Guard and Tackle j l Worstell, Hillis M ...... • Bloomdale ...... 6' 2 185 Tackle, End and Halfback Zeckhauser ...... _Columbus ...... 5' 10 187 Guard

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~5 ROOT FOR STATE Who's Who for Ohio

Name Address Age Height Weight Year Position Alber, George ...... Toledo ...... 23 5' 11 " 177 3 End Barratt, F. W ...... Lansing, Mich...... 22 6' lY," 236 1 Center Beck, P. E ...... Columbus ...... 22 5' 10 " 180 1 Center Buechsenschuss, A ...... Toledo ...... 22 5' 11 174 ll Tackle Carlin, Oscar ...... Bryan --······································ 21 5' lO Y, " 166 3 Guard Cahen, Herman ...... Cleveland Heights ...... 24 5' 10 " 158 1 Halfback Carter, David W ...... _.Springfield ...... 20 6' 1 ,, 172 2 Tackle Cory, Lincoln ...... Coon Rapids, Ia. -·················· 22 5' 10 " 171 2 Fullback has an 5' lO Y, " 161 2 Halfback '2~!eej o~~~~'. .. ::::::::::::::::::::::::.:::::::::::::ta;;:n ··:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ~~ 6' 2 " 184 3 Tackle 6' 1 171 1 End established {l~: ~r!; ··::::::: : :::::::::: : :: : ::::::::::::::: :::::~t~f1'ic~~ge ··:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ~~ 6' 17 5 3. Halfback Evans, Robert ...... Columbus ...... 19 6' 170 1 End reputation fnr Ferra!, Walter ...... Columbiana ...... 22 6' 181 2 Tackle Fesler, W ...... Youngstown ...... 20 5' llY, " 173 1 End Service and Comfort Fisher, Max M ...... Salem ...... 20 6' 1 II 168 2 Center Fivaz, Robert ...... Sunbury ...... 20 5' 10 " 157 1 Halfback Fouch, George ...... Columbus ...... 19 5' 10 " 159 2 Quarterback Th e R(l/t' s (Ir e R easonable Freppel, F ...... Napoleon ...... 20 5' 7 " 145 1 Quarterback George, Samuel ...... Youngstown ...... 26 5' 10 " 168 :z Fullback Gerhard, Maurice ...... Hamilton ...... 22 5' llY," 181 1 Fullback After the game, if you need Road Service, Glasser, Chester ...... Youngstown ...... 22 6' lY," 186 2 Tackle Griffith, Wm ...... Cleveland ...... 18 5' UY," 218 1 Tackle Ball Room, Roof G arden, call us for Hess, Albert ···································-···Cincinnati ...... 21 5' 11 ,, 162 2 Halfback Parlors, Private Dining FRJ~L SERVICE Hieronymous, Theo...... Columbus ...... 22 6' 1. " 200 3 Tackle Holman, Allen ...... Fairfield, Ia...... 23 5' lO Y, " 171 1 Quarterback Rooms for Social Functions ADAMS 4281 Horn, R ...... Columbus ...... 19 6' 175 1 Halfback Hudson, A. M ...... Columbus ··············-··-····-········· 20 6' 1 " 172 1 End THE COLUMBUS AUTO CLUB Humberstone, H. ] ...... Columbus ...... 18 6' 1 ,, 177 1 Guard Huston, Arthur ...... _Findlay ...... 22 5' lOY," 161 2 Halfback Southern Hotel Idle, Ralph ·-···········-····························Wapakoneta ··········-····-········--·- 22 5' lO Y, " 166 2 End Kriss, Howard ...... Cleveland ...... 21 5' 8 " 168 3 Halfback Kruskamp, Harold ...... Wellston ...... 22 6' 189 2 Fullback Larkins, R ...... East Liverpool ...... 19 f 180 1 Tackle Lemon, George D ...... Toledo -··························-···-···· 21 6' 2 ,, 189 2 Guard McConnell, A. L ...... Massillon ...... 21 6' l Y, " 174 1 Halfback McClure, Donald ...... Toledo ...... 21 5' lO Y, " 167 2 Fullback Neidert, John ...... Akron ...... 21 5' 9 " 158 2 Center Nesser, John ...... Columbus ···························--··· 23 6' 191 3 Tackle Nesser, Wm ...... Columbus ...... 19 5' 7 " 158 1 Halfback Neubreckt, K ...... Toledo ...... 22 5' lO Y, " 170 1 Halfback Nichlaus, F. E ...... Columbus ...... 17 6' 2Y, " 175 1 Tackle North, D . W ...... Groveport ...... 20 6' 171 1 Guard O'Shaughnessy, J . J ...... Columbus ···-··--········--·············· 19 6' 182 2 End Oster, Harvey ...... Cleveland -·-·············-··············· 21 6' 190 1 Tackle Popp, Milton ...... Fort Wayne, Ind...... 21 5' 11 " 182 1 Tackle 5' 10 II 225 2 Guard ~:~ico~~:i:t -D·~ · · ::::::::::::::: : : : :::: : :::::::: :::~f:~~1 a·~a· ··:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ~~ 6' 3 II 208 ,3 Tackle Reboulet, Laverne ...... Dayton ···························-····-····· 21 5' lO Y, 11 173 1 Tackle Reese, D. ·······························-·············Findlay ...... 23 6' 177 1 Tackle Rose, Milton ...... Cleveland ...... 21 5' lO Y, 11 170 3 Tackle 5' 7 ,, 164 l Quarterback ~=~t~~r~r~~l.~ :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: : : :Ji~dfa~ ··:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ~~ 5' 9Y, " 188 1 Guard S' 8 " 170 . 2 Center ~~f~;.r, s~~r~~~. ~ .. ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: :::: : ~i~~~~town ...... :::::::::::::::::::::: ~~ S' 11 II 174 1 Guard Sundra, John ...... Cleveland ·------·-···-················ 22 5' 11 ,, 175 3 End Surina, Cyril ...... Cleveland ...... 21 5' 10%" 175 3 End 5' lO Y, " 157 1 Fullback 5' 10 ,, 1 Halfback 5' 11 ,, 191 3 Guard 6' 3 ,, 164 1 End 170 3" Center ~i~;h'~~~f ~~1~~;;1 5' lO Y, " 156 2 Halfback =- dl 6' 1 ,, ; 196 Tackle z GRANVILLE INN and GOLF COURSE ~if:~~~. Aie~?; :::::::::::::::::::::: : : : : : ::: :: : :g~r::i~nd ···:::::::::: : ::::::::::::: : :::: : : : ~~ 5' lO Y, " 175 1 Fullback Licking County, Granville, Ohio 5' 8 " 153 2 Quarterback 5' lO Y, " 169 1 Quarterback Every comfort and convenience of the finest hotels, without the husde and con.fusion . of ~he city hostelry. 5' 8 ,, 153 3 Center Eighteen hole go lf co urse beautifully situated among the W elsh fltlls of Ohzo, maw/awed to satisfy the most exact­ i~g:~:::~; :=~~~:· ~l 5' lOY, " 190 3 Guard ing golf er. Dinner-dance every Saturday night. Special dinners on Sunday. Easily reached from every direction over fine motor roads. This most unusual inn has established a large clientele among those who appreciate superior service. Open all the y ear round.

46 47 The Illinois Trip

The Athletic Association of Ohio State University is sponsoring a special train to the Illinois game, Saturday, November 24th. Following is the time schedule: Leave Columbus Friday, November 23 _------______10 :30 p. m. Arrive Champaign Saturday, November 24 ------8 :00 a. m. Leave Champaign, Saturday, November 24 ------7 :00 p. m. Arrive Columbus Sunday, November 25 ------7 :00 a. m.

The Day Coach rate for this trip is $12.50, no meals being included in this price. The following rates for other accommodations, however, include breakfast and dinner en route: One in lower berth ______$23.00 Three in Compartment_ ___ 23.00 each Two in lower berth ______20.00 each Two in Drawing Room ____ 29.00 each One in upper berth ______21.50 Three in Drawing Room __ 25.00 each Two in Compartment_ ____ 26.00 each Four in Drawing Room ____ 23.00 each

Reservations may be made at the Athletic House on the Campus starting Monday, November I9. Tickets for the game are available at the Ticket Office in the southeast tower of the Stadium.

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41l Carrying The Ball For Ohio

John T. Joseph T Robert H. Clarence J. Frank H Ilert B. Gilbert Brown Tracy Day Brown Geiger Buckley Bettman For for For For for For For Lieutenant State Supreme Secretary Supreme State Attorney Governor Auditor Judge of State Judge Treasurer General

A two place monoplane with all the features of a cabin plane. This plane is powered with MYERS Y. COOPER the Velie air-cooled engine. For $2675.00 GOVERNOR Simeon D Fess Theodore E. Burton FOR FOR U. S. Senator U. S. Senator Long Term HERBERT HOOVER Short Term For The most popular of the three place open type airplanes on the market. There are more President W acos in use todar than any other make. $29SQ.OO In governmeat as on the gridiron, it's efficient team play that counts. Here's the real varsity squad to b11ck the line in the interests of all the people of Ohio. Give them the ball on election day, November 6, and watch them plunge through. With :Myers Y. Cooper as governor, sustained by a complete list of state officers and a Republican legislature, Ohio will go forward. And Ohio will create the interference for Herbert Hoover to crash through to the presi­ dency with Simeon D. Fess and Theodore E. Burton, as Ohio's senators, to This plane is powered \Yith the famous support him in his policies which mean the best for all of the people. \Vright \Vhirlwind. Being a five passenger cabin plane, this ship is ideal for use the year round. HOOVER! HOOVER! RAH, RAH ' $12,soo.oo COOPER! COOPER! RAH, RAH YEAH G. 0. P. TOUCH-DOWN NOVEMBER 6th

VOTE THE STRAIGHT REPUBLICAN TICKET REPUBLICAN ST A TE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE HARRY D. SIL VER, Chairman Neil House, Colwnbus

STONEMAN PRESS The first solo is one of the most thrilling There comes a day when the student is on of the many experiences encountered by the the verge of becoming an aviator. When the student who is intent on learning to fly. After instructor feels that he is quite capable oF b a v i n g passed his flying a I o n e , and physical examination not until then, the and havi!).g signed up instructor steps out for a course of in­ of the plane and sa1 struction, the inex­ "All right, take it perienced s t u d e n t around alone!" * * * takes his first lesson. If you can place Then comes a period yourself in the plac .. of several weeks of of the student, you intensive training. can imagine why the first solo is thrilling.

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