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1 FOR YOUR INFORMATION COVER . TODAY'S OF J TOXICATI• T HE DRI ' KI G G LlQUOR w ill not to le rated in the radium D . k' be mg or dru~kenness will use your ejection from th~ nn ca ons disturbed will in solving this problem~;~~· Pa~ a sist ey wi 1I call an officer at 1h first annoyance. • D DEPARTME A LOST A D FO ha been estab- the fir t floor in th T Ji hed on st Tower of the m. Article found hould eb ourh,dve 1adiu e turoe over to the ushers State or left at the office . . Ohio that . at ONE CO E ro 1 Golf ~ LY the ale of refresh­ coBerrng ments, is licensed by th e A'rhl . oard and thereby privi- leged to sell within the Stadiu;'.•c • eir seat b . out of Columbus, you DOCTOR may leave th _the cl erk sta- Tremont Road to the North e outhea st , .. e r ndum .e rsbwah YOU follow 1ioned in th 10 · an w, 11 e nonfied b ) F . d for them. Y me - at the site of the new Uni­ senger rn ca e a call i r egiste re find yourself in less than ten minutes • will PUBLIS TI ED und r . . army of TIJI _PROGRAM IS . . e the d1rec t1 on of th e past summer a mall ,\ thleuc Department Add . Cour e. Throughout the re s •fnqpu,n conce rning infor- versity Golf mation or space 10 the n · rog ram A thl . D . lfector o , et,c ept., of John S. (Mac) McCoy, Ohio oh10 tare U ni ver ity. • workmen under the Superintendency oor level. TATlON are ~ocated on each fl in whipping a beautiful 27 hole COMFORT 1919 has been busily engaged ATIO with . State .\ FIR T A ID ST es in attend­ ­ on 1he seco~d fl oo rc~'ftefr e dh nur 1938. The course was ance is located • r c, e o t e northwest t ower. into shape for completion early in layout wi h . . :\ RE T ROOM FOR WOME I ce is of championship caliber. fl oo r of. th ah ma,d 10 attendan Alister MacKenzie and is located o n the second ower. spirit i" . . d by the late Dr. • e non ,ve t t Tl--E; oJ cl •· arry on·· fied rn t he OVPr of signe program. An o ld s personi !,Oday" , moved by reminiscences of Ohio State Uni­ ti at . JS ha1>vy a nd proud of t h grnd, Department LL GAME TART prom 2 , Eastern e hu~ky w hose playing recall~ tulations are due the Athletic A p Y .00 P. M . :so me inc iden t.~ of his o Congra ~ia ndard Time. "iv: ~s t~e ol~ gridi ron. . Jt Ls t he work of Ha/ only in securing • but •b , d f rts _lo. known not and to its success TATJ 1 rn t he U n ited States nd -looking program EIGHT PAY TELEPHONE the in\. r~~- o r h l!i ~ ne cartoons a ver ity fo r its forward s'd f h ON ~re located on P~ter deshcns. Fo ll ow wen t gro un d floor, four on each I tad1um. Dispat~ h agraduat1o n. Evans like­ e o t e wit h t he olumbus ~= . H e stayed pos ihle. Praise is r , going to the D t staff artrRt to make the project t here a yea Daily News, where he very liberal WPA gra~t nt a nother year. ln 1912 a~ on a APe accepted ~ positio n wit h S t he Baltimore Sun where ~ e of Agronomy INDEX TO ADVERTISER mb was ?Ccupred u nt il .1 922 . McClure of the Department Then he returned to Colu t he a rt by George M. ~ ame Pag~ ch whe us, ag ain to be o n wise deserved s taff of the Dispat Hi .\ii ken Pharmacy ety o~e h~as . s ince con tinu~d. the fine turf ------30 ha-3. ~ecn a wide va ri g. I n is respon ible for tages Inc -- reguJar art ~:orko nmg a nd drawin whose capable planning Buckeye 26 a dditio n to his pa per he took of the University · ------mous " Passin S ,.on t he Ca rn e! Cigaret(es , over o ver the fa o_rig inated by ------Back " Billy" Irela nd. g Eto w • p age Ca rro ll Press ------~.h': )a d h,s r efl ectio ns beautiful new course. 26 the Gap". During t hea n!a~all~ will shortly see on this p;~~~---~,:;,-p-a- ;)~------F1llrng his ~ ed Cross car­ you Ceniral Ohio 1 3+ s and his POSters for Libert ------t.oo n J' Lonn drives a nd other \h~,terfield Cig arettes wa r P_Ut"POt!es were widely copie --- 22, 23 p · . ( h111 ende,1 Hoiel ------He is a membe r o f ig m S Dip­ +2 , Rota~, Ciu/~nx. Buck ~t a nd ;------per, Sig ma Delta Chi css Men's f~a-Cola Bottling Comp:in ulty C lub. Wh' J • o ung Bu~1n ------32 lub a nd the Fac t rn school h e next, namely that you O Council id nt of Student I e .a s tud we're going to say um bus Jilk + was Pres nist for the can anticipate what Hotel ------a rtis t for t he 1fg,1n~~OO ca rtoo Y OU De,h(-Wallick 20 Lantern and , :ind 1910 Makios. ------He and Mrs. Evans hav • shouldn•t attempt De Witt Hotels 28 t'.lcl':.e ~i9.)ay, Jr., seed and that you ------y Jane and P a tricia A~,n~~( ~ .° can't build a golf course without Du tch Tavern 36 Doroth ~ Elford & on ~------d. On the basis of ------+ That too has been arrange e ____ ------to do it without good seed. ~~Hon l & [mide Front Cover nt ~Ord Dealers ~f-o:;;~------r t weed content and conseque 1 ------J 9 highest purity and germination; lowe r;; .~ayes Hotel ----======- + ~ I ( lndkli~ American Laundry ------+ s Creeping Bent ,o smith ------Seed got the call, and Scott' ent ------======- - - 3+ best dollar value--Scott's •Oodyear ports Equipm --- 'lermes-K - - ---~------2 1 perfection. n~ Company ------====------3+ 27 greens of putting Ifill 1'ai _ ____ ------Stolons will insure I", lorrng Company 30 1 Company ------d .am p ------32 ff' trral Loan Compa-..;-y------/ ------28 u man L · r Company ------''01 . - attune ------38 may we say that the same fine garette. ------To you who read this announcement ·,o • 28 for your own 0 a~d- 13-;ki-ng-C~;;;;~;------seed and Creeping Bent is available 'lari ~; ~ .try 36 quality of grau ". 1 es Company ------copy of "Lawn Care" and "Bent Lawns lrClure N <;}ua rri home lawn. Ask for a free 1 ~! ::11. Bu-ff c~ ~ ~~ Motor Company======30 r~-c ~ :;,-p-;,;;------I ~·r~:r/Rld c;;f~e- 1 I 11 Ii 0" Company ------25 ou,.e Hotel ------I Fuel (' ------36 ° y -----=====--=------I O Oil ,a, Compan +O ------:------J Go11 o1_npany ------Insid e Back over MARYSVILLE, OHIO \i C! Crgareae, & SONS CO • • ' COit ------36 I O. M. SCOTT h~ a Kni ~nd ~ns Compa~y======------2 '• n.' on',, ttrng M ill s ------I 32 · ding 8 _------28 · CENTS ,-, A. ,. ------ng, Ice' o, ------38 1 \\' II Cream 40 t r,if,e t Compa;)~-======------30 a ny ---=------l, I{ rug Comp 30 ------42 3 2 ,_ .,.. _ ,___ .._, •-••- ••- ••- •- •- ••- t1- ••- •- .. - ,,- .. _ ,_.._,,- u---•-n-H--,,._~ t• --u- u 11 .._,,._.._, t 1 i f FRANKLIN - AMERICAN il Ii THE IVORY SOAP LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING CO. ! i and ZORIC I on I ADams 6251 COLUMBUS, OHIO I J 577 N. FOURTH ST. I ce Save 10 Perce nt ! Curb Servi I •- ••- ••- •• - - ~ I n- ••- •- ••- ••- ••- ••- ••----- +-••- .. •- •• - ••- ••- ••- •.. - .... - ,.. - -- - ••- ••- n--••--- ••- • - ••- •- ••- - ··-··;· The Official Program ••- • - •- ••- n- • - "+ - ··- ··- ·-- -·- ··- ·- ··- ·- ··- ··- ·· I + •- 11 - - 11 ·- ••- ••- q- ,,- ,,.- , - •- ••- t·- ·.. - ··- ··- ··- ·· . l :I Chicago- Ohio State Oscar L. Thomas-D I i k-~°:!~:~ : { :d~Y;:;n• i I Columbu I J ames L. Renlc 1 ARTISTS · Ra E R Kelley, Garrett Price ' j Bvans, abert ' I a rawn, Charles Tiffin Popular · Activities 15 Pl~~~~;;--;~:.;·············· ·······------...... I Chicago 12, 16, 17 Ho~l I Ch!cago Playing Numb~-;~:::·---...... ······· .. 20 Chicago Roster .. ··············· 18 , Today's Cover::::······················· .. Evans, Ray ...... · ·· 3 I Index to Advertisers ...... The ·-··-·-······· .. 3 Information ······ ················· J Lineups for T~d~-~~~---G~·; .. ············· e···: ·- .. ············ ·· .... 22, 23 I Metcalf, T. N Chicago's 0 irector . . ·, ····· 9 Off1c1als for Today's G ...... Hayes Coac:e:.~:::·.. ························22, 23 Fort Oh!a's Freshman Art ····················· .... .42 Oh,o Players' ...... 13, 29, 33 Ohio Players' Art······--- ...... 35, 37, 41 350 ROOMS Ohio Playing Nu~b~-;~ ---··················--- :::::::: g~i!~s~~dway...... : .. ::::::::::::::::::: ·::::i~ All with Bath ··· 8 James L " Th B k ·················· · Renick, a~ Stretch"...... 44 I Rightmire Geo W "e 7 Sch 'b k , I . ., Greeting to Chicago" .... I e, ec , rven C " Wh I T ul For The L~st Fiv~ y5 \~, Big Ten * Vi-sit our Beautif Le?der ...... - - .. 14, 40 ' eAars: Schmidt, Francis A and Oh1 Coaches ., 0 ss,stant Bar ·········· · ...... 10 Mikado Cocktail I Shaughnessy,.. Clark O Ch ' ······ , Coach ...... 9 M!LK Songs and Yells . ., •cago s COLUMBUS ····· - ...... 31 St. John, L. w: -~-~-d Ad :·. ··· ·· ; ' m1n1strat1ve Assistants ...... CO UNCIL Rates from $2.00 ········-·· . I I ves · National Adv ertisi ng Represen tat i R. I. GRIFFITH. Manager F ootball P ublications, Inc. . 370 Lexington Avenue ·ew York , N. v . ··- ··-"__.+I ••- •• - ••- n•- ••- ••- •+ + ··- ··- ··- ··- ••- 1tt1- ••- ··- .. - ··- ··- .. - ··- + - -- - ••- n- ••- ••- ••- •• - •• - •- - .. ••- n- ••- ••- ••- ••- ·11- ,,- .., _ ,, _ _. _ .. _ . --·-...+ --u- ,1- 11- .. - •- ... - ••- •- ••- ••- +•-u-••- ••- ••- ••- •- - ••- •- ••- •- I f & SON ! E. ELFORD f Contrac to r s i COLUMBUS I i O H O .--,t I - ••_..,. •- ••- •- ••- ••- .. - ••- ••- ••- •• - •- ••- •• l .. - ,,- 11 - ••-•-•- ••- •-••-••- • !Jit••-•- •• - .. - u- ••- ••- ••- ••---••-- 4 5 Prexy's Greeting

Today we 11terlai11 Lh niv r· ity of hicago on the campu - the g1·eal t ndowed in titution of learning between the tlantic and Lhe Paci& . For forty-fi e ear it record of accompli hment ha been a sparkling one.

A football game i more Lhan an athletic conLe t; iL i omehow an e hihition of niver ity ideal and enthu ia m . We are alway ur of a crafty and elu ive game with Chicago· it wa that way on the day · of lonzo A. 'tagg, it i that wa now with Coach Shaughne y. Remember 1935 !

Let u give Chicago a ringing reception on Lhe campu - on the gridiron- and o advance the cause of clean int rcollegiate port! ince1·ely,

mber 7, 1936 Nove Georg W. Rightmire

G 7 Harper Walk «

CL RK D. HA H E y Chicago's oach

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ON THE MIDWAY

Mitchell Tower «

T. JEL O r MET ALF Chicago's Director of A lhleLic

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Chapel FR CI HMIDT L. W. T. JoH Ohio' · Coach Ohio s Director

BILLI G LEY V. R. H. G. OLE 0. L. THOM J. L. RE l K RED BL IR FRA Cl u H HOT t Director of ER IE GOOFR Y Ass' Ass'1. Director Ass't. to Director ector of Heacl Coach Tick et ale Dir Li11 e C oach E11d Coach of Athletic of AtMetics Publicity ENDT, M . (Cop. ) 18 W ' Middletown High School Cooch Elmo Lin1rel enior- Eng'ring 29. FAREED, OM4t S Ta u Ko ppa Epsilon Calif, Glendale, End Glendale High School Junior 9 SM ITH, INWOOD Back · Ma nsfield High School Cooch J . Russel Murphy Senior-Education Sigma Chi Gua rd 46. WRIGHT, C. Clinton, Iowa Clinton High 6. BE TTRI DGE, JOHN Senior San dusky High School Cooch Guard Kenneth Mills Senior-Education Sigma A lpha Epsilon Halfback

53. SKONING, W. Elgin, Ill. . ANTENUCCI, F. Elgin High Sc Niles Senior Hi gh School Cooch Back Olin B. Smith Senior-Commerce Tau Kappa Epsilon Halfback

45. WHITESIDE, S. . DYE, W ILL IAM (Co-Capt.I Pomeroy Evanston, Ill. High School Coach ham Hith Ra y. Farn Evanston -Education School Senior Phi Delta T heta Se nior Quarterback Center

MI LLER , RO BERT Cleveland High Sc hool Coach 61. GILLERLAIN, David Carter Chicago, llli ... Se nior-Eng' ring C.l ub High Towe r Bowen Center Senior End CUMISKEy Y. •f 0~ngstown High School Coach Se ~orold Lansing , P. 27. JORDAN ducation (Ca-Capt. I Ch~' %;;-E End LaGrange, Ill. LaGrange H~ School e nior HA.M RI CK S Gcil!ip • , CHAS. Guard , 0 1IS •gh s h J h c ool Coach ? n Lu tz n,o ,._A.. . •gr,, 9ricult're Ock~ Ch i 38.

Senior Guard A CTIVITIES 1. The Makio Editor WHO 4. 2 F hm IS Student Court. THE Thro~:~ BIG TEN LEADER s. .:11 Week. 3. The Lantern on the 6. Board h d of Publications. 7 St d e sSnow at the Administration Bwf~s. • u ent enate in . g. ea man on campus. 9. Review. 10. Broadca:tin~ssg1ofrn. 8th.Sefnate 11. The Prexy- FOR THE LAST FIVE YEARS? last activity. om e ootball field.

By IRVEN C. SCHEIBECK Sports Writer- Columbus Dispatch

a record of 20 win five los es and two tic E A! "-C ome Again. "Purdue" ''M per r ce ntage o f .800, a remarkabl e howing in - o ! "Michi gan"- Y ou're ju. t gue i ng now! cuit a co n i tently difficult as the C onference. D ur By thi time u mu t h ave , u pected it- Y e , it' ing thi ame period, Minne ota won I 7 game , Ohio State, and by vi rtue o f a record which h as bee n fi ve and ti ed four to hold down ccond place. a model of consi tency ince 193 1, the la t season in Purdue has won two more than M inne ota which a Buckeye tea m h a lo. t a. many a two Big lo t one more which w ould g ive the Boil ermakers th T en game in a yea r. edge in actual game won and lo t but the percentag Y e - the Buckeye a 111 re o ut front for the fi vc­ book how$ Minnesota econd with a record of year- pan b etwee n 19 3 1 and 1935 by a d but compared t o . 7 60 for the Boi lermakers. neve rthele s dec i ive margin over bo th Minne ta a nd Michi gan, thank to g reat r ecord in Purdue, even though the G opher have not dropped 193 1, 193 and 1933, is the o nl y o ther t ea m t o have a a Big T en co ntest in three ea on . . rcentage of b tter than .5 00 over the five-yea r span, the Wol· F ranci chmidt's 19 34 and 1935 eleven whic h ve rincs holding down fourth place with 18 victori dropped but one C onference engagement in 11 tart and 10 defeats for a pe rcentage of 643. are o f cour e primarily re pon ibl e for Ohio' fin e rec- C on idcring a ll games, aga ord over the fi ve-year- pa n. Schmidt' first tea m fin­ inst out ide a well a trictly Big T en conte ts, Minne o i h ed a runner-up to the Minne ota G opher while m ha, a light hade over the Buckeye hav hi s Buckeye o f 19 35 fin i hed in a ti e for the c ham- ing won 32 and lo t i x a again t pi onship with Minneota. a record of 3 1 for Ohio. H owever, they had help over the fiv e year from the last three tea m coached by the late Sam Willa­ ince 1931, m an. Thro ugh 193 1, 1932 and 1933, Willaman­ outsid e C onfere;1 ce co nfine a nd lost only one of the coached eleven dropped only four game , two o f the a e t back at the band of Stan ford in 193 1. O ver t def ea t coming in 19 3 1 when they dropped a 10-0 ame period, Ohio tate ha d eci ion t o o rthwe. tern and a 19-7 game to Minne­ ped two a nd ti ed one in 14 ~ota in a po t- ea on charity e nco unter. team t o "rnke" the Buckeye were Vanderbi lt in 26-21 thriller of 1931 and Totre I)amc in the In both 1932 and 1933, Ohio lo t onl y o ne game, tacular 18-13 battle o f 19 35. I n ]932 the B M ichigan heing the winner o f each occa ion. ti ed with Pitt burgh while their list of vic ti (. C ontim1ul 011 11 told in the five ) ear. , Ohio tate ha. com pi led Pnge 40) 14 33. VALORZ, EDW J1. HAM ITY, LEWIS Chicago, Ill. · Chicogo, Ill. Hyde Pork High Hyde Park High School School Sophomore Bock Sophomore Bo ck

77. LAWSON, H. Ft. Madison, 101, 1 I. LEH NHAROT, F. Ft. Madison Hi, School Chicogo, Ill. Sophomore Tilden High School Bock Junior Bock

22. SHERMAN, SOLL: Chicago, Ill. Marshall High >· JOHNSON, ROBT. School Chicago, Ill. Sophomore Morgo n Pork High Bock School Sopho more Tockle

36. FRICK, CARL Little Rock, Ari Little Rock Ju, College !. SAPPINGTON, E. Sophomore Lake City, Flo. End Lincoln High School Senior Tockle WHEELER, R. Los Angeles, Co Los Angeles Po• High School Sophomore Ce nter PE TERSE N, K. long Beach, Calif. Lon g Beach Poly High School Ju nior 56. CUTTER, HEIIR End Elgin, Ill. Elgin High Sch o< Senior Tackle

Gooosn1N, M. Chicago, Ill. ANTONIC, Gl~ Francis Po rker High 44. School Eost Chicot'~ Woshingtoll " Sop hon,ore School Bock Junior Tackle

YI ~I TZGERAL D R BoswoRf~ii 0 nk ton s o' . Ook Pork, Yo k ' • • Hifl' n tan H' h Oak Pork School '9 School Ju nior Senior E d Guard CHICAGO 19 3 6 ROSTER 193 6

J-1 Pos. rr.011Squad ll' gt. J-1 t. ome 0 • ame __ E: 6' 4" hicago, 111. 34 Amu 188 ndsen, Paul ------T 2 192 6' 2" Ea t hicago, Ind. 44 ntonic, George ------:::::c 9" hicago, Ill. 35 Bo worth, 2 191 5' William ------__T 6' 1" ' larendon Hills, 111. sels James ------168 59 'as COMING ' Elgin, 111. 56 Cutter, __ 'l' 2 185 6' 2" Henry ------__ G 5' 1O" hicago, 111. 24 Erhart, George ------174 __ B 5' 11" Glendale , a lif. NOVEMBER *29 Fareed, Omar 2 163 14 ------T 6' hicago, 111. 57 Ferguson, Dick 191 2" ------. ___ E 5' 11" Chicago, 111. 47 Ferman Jack ------2 176 ' __ _ G 196 5' 10" hicago, Ill. 39 Fink, 'f ed ------* Yankton Fitzgerald, E &B 2 185 6' 1" , . Dak. *32 Robert ------__ _E 177 6' 2" Little Rock, A rk. NEW 36 Frick, Carl FORD ------V ---- -8 E Chic Gillerlain, 3 198 6' 3" ago, 111. *61 William ------, Chica 26 Goldsmith 194 6' 2" go, 111. , James ------­ __ B 197 6' hicago, 111. 42 Goodstein, :'l lorton ------FOR ------1937 ______B 184 5' 11 " hi cago, Ill. 25 Greenebaum, Robert ------. ______u Chicago, 37 187 5' 11" Ill. H amity, Lewi ------_____ 'l' 208 6' 2" Chicago, Ill. Keep 5· J ohnson, Robert ------your mind open - LaGra J ____ G 3 194 5' 10" 1 ge, ill. *27 ordan, P rescott (c o- ap t)· ------until you __ _B Chicago, ee the car that 48 Kell 2 174 6' 1" Ill. ogg, H enry ------____ B F t. :'.\l ad ison will 77 L aw 163 5' 11 " , Ill. open your eyes! on, H arvey ------___ __ B 2 184 5' 10" hi cago, Ill. *3 1 Lehnhardt, F re d ------1937 Ford V-8. On dis­ Eva ~Ie T or G 3 200 6' 1" nston, I ll. *38 igs, H armon ------play _____ E 6' 3" Long Beach, Calif. November 14 at the 41 Peter en, K d ll 2 186 en a ------, , 3 197 6' L ake icy, F\a. showrooms appington, E ar l ------I of all Ford ____ G 175 5' 1 O" W e ter, lll. 23 Sas , Robe rt ------dealer I 172 6' hicago, Ill. . New Low price! 22 herm an, ol ------_::::::~ 19" 6' 2" Chicago Ill. 63 ive ind , J erome ------2 ______B 3 190 6' E lgi n, Ill. *53 koning, w arren ------______E 6' 3" O ak P ark , 111. ype, J ohn 1 164 54 ------, Ca ___ (~ 5' 11 " ant a R osa, lif. 28 Thomp on, E cl war d ------3 174 FO RD D EA hi cago, LE RS 33 Valorz Edward l 182 5' 1O" Ill. . ------T h ( aht ' R b R enno a Beac • 43 Wheeler ______C 1 199 5' 11 " OF OH I O o e rt ------, Whiteside, 3 207 6' 2" Evan t on, Ill. *45 amu ( o-Capt. ) ------G 52 ______E 1 182 6' 1" urdon, A rk. Wilkes, F ran k ------_____ R ______E 1 152 6' o , ali f. 49 Woo1 a m , J ac k ------lint ____ _G 3 209 6' on, Jo\\'a *46 W right, \a rence ------THE QUALITY CAR IN THE * D enotes L etterm an. LOW-PRICE FIELD 18

19 .. ,: •/ II 1000 Rooms 1000 Baths • CHICAGO • Garate Facilities L. C. Wallick, Pres. A. L. Wallick, V. Pres. Jos. H. Michos, Res. Mgr. PLAYING NUMBERS

u. ame Pos. 22 herman, ol ------B 23 ass, Robert ------______G 24 Erh art, G eorge ------R EADY to stand sentinel over your 25 Greenebaum, Robert ------B love d ones, when they drive, is 26 Goldsmith, Jame ------27 Jordan, Presco tt ( 'o- 'apt.) ______G Goodyear's new combination of 28 Thompson, Edward ------G Double Eagle Airwheels ,:, and Life ______B Guard ,:, tubes. Against blowouts, here 29 F aree d ' O mar ------is safe surety made doubly sure. Three 31 Lehnhard~ Fred ------B 32 Fitzgerald, Robert ------£ or B Against any tire hazard, here is the Famous Reataurant, safety equipment now purchas­ 33 Valorz, Edward ------T finest

A. d Paul ______E able in the world. The incomparable a favorite night 34 n:mun sen, ------protection it affords on the fast IONIAN spot with the 35 Bo worth, William ------G University maneuverable new cars has been crowd. Dick 36 Friclc , arl ------£ proved by weeks of "third degree" ROOM Fidler's Orches­ 37 Hamity, Lewis ------B tra. Famous ______Tor G tests at 96 miles an hour on blisteriog­ Serpentine .. Bar. 38 Meig , Harmon hot Bonneville Salt Flats. You ought 39 Fink, Ted ------G Columbus' 1 ____ E to have these twin Goodyear guard- SAPPHIRE swan kl est 41 Petersen, Kendall ------cocktail ians on yo11r car, even if they do loWlge and 42 Goodstein, Morton ------B EI GHT STANDOUT FEATURES ______c cost more. They are ROOM dining room. 43 Wh ee Ier , R o b er t ------which lift th, new Doublt Engl, Airu'.httl* A nice place abovt any tirt Goodyear ever b111/t not too dear for those to meet one's 44 Antonie, George ------T Finest,safest1h andsomest, longe.5it· 1 mileage tire that we have ever u1 t . friends. Whiteside, Samuel (Co-Capt.) ______C you hold d earest be­ 45 2 The world's most famous O!)n-skid _G tread pattern, made more efficient. cause their mission is Good food 46 Wright, Clarence ------Tougher rubber, slotted ~ 51' de{phr __ E 3 to give many more miles o f e but served amid 47 Fetman, ] ac le ------Goodyear M~rgin of Safety or not to save money, SPANISH quiet, restful __ B quickest stoppmg. 48 Kellogg, H enry ------Built througheut of special new te•~: to save life. surroundings. __ E 4 fighting compound that fre~s •.g. ROOM Home cooking. 49 Woalams, ] ac k ------E speed travel from rread·throwmg risk. Food prepared Ex-era rubber ufloat" fo r every pl.Y, 52 Wilkes, Frank ------­ 5 new "rubber·rivet" breaker-strip by women. __ B anchorage, stronger bead. 53 Slconing, Warren ------Superrwist cord in every ~ly to guard f 6 against blowouts and bruises. MO COVEil CHARGE 54 Sype, John ------Flexible, eas.y-rolling casing without T 7 the tread saffness common to heavy In Any of The Three 55 Johnson, Roberr ------T tires. Deshler-Wallick Restaurants. Built ro strictest specifications _in 56 Cutter, Henry ------1' 8 industry, in ~ateria.ls, workmaosb1p, balance and 10specc1on. 57 Fergu on, Dick ------T 58 Sappington, Earl ------:::1' DeslileT*WaDick 59 Cassels, Jame ------COLUMBUS, OHIO £ 61 Gillerlain, William ------In.tereolle1iate Alumni As,ociation Hotel ______T 63 Sivesind, Jerome ------• B 66 Bartlett, Ned ------ff 77 Lawson, Harvey ------""

20 CHICAGO STARTING LINEUP OHIO STATE STARTING LINEUP SUBSTITUTIONS L--E--3--2----=F=-i-tz_g_e-ra-:l:-:d:--_-__ -___- __ -__ -___- __ -__-___ - __-;; 6'1' Gillerlain SUBSTITUTIONS L E- 18 Wendt (Capt.) ___ . 23 Crow _ LT-44 Antonie ...... 55 :...Jo:__h_n_s_o_n..,---__ L T- 34 Hamrick ...... 57 Ream - - - LG-27 Jordan (Co-Capt.)...... 35 Bosworth LG-29 Smith ...... 40 Maggied C-45 Whiteside (Co-Capt.) ... .43 Wheeler C-33 Wolf ------=-----·······22 Aleskus ···.:.:··.:.46:...... :W:,:...:....:ri~g_ht______RG- 38 Meigs ...... RG-26 Zamas ...... 51 Chrissinger ...... 5:.:6:...... ::C:..:u:..:.tt~e..:.r ______R T- 58 Sappington R T-42 Schoenbaum ...... 43 Kaplanoff:----- RE- 41 Petersen ·························:..:·3:..:S_ F,....ri_c_k---:,.------RE- 27 Cumiskey ...... 28 West ---- QB-37 Hamity ··············-~-~ --- -- 'lS Greenebaum___ _ QB-50 Dye ...... 2 Wasylik 31 Lehnhardt LH- 77 Lawson ...... LH- 16 Kabealo ...... 9 Booth --~- RH 33 Valorz ...... 29 Fareed RH- 6 Bettridge ...... 14 Wedebrook ...... 42 Goodstein F B-53 Skoning ..... F B- 8 McDonald 3 Rabb 2 3 4 Total - -- 2 3 4 Total SCORE SCORE I I FIRST DOWNS FIRST DOWNS 1,- L RUSHING RUSHING 1- I FIRST DOWNS FIRST DOWNS -1- _I PASSING PASSING I -I -1- FIRST DOWNS FIRST DOWNS I I PENALTIES PENALTIES I I I I I TOUCHDOWNS TOUCHDOWNS I I OTHER I I I OTHER I I POINTS POINTS I I ___/_ Earlham. Umpire: Arlie Mucks. I I--- Referee: Frank Birch, Finsterwald, Ohio Field. Judge: R. W. U. - Syracuse. Wisconsin. Head Linesman: Lee Daniels, Loyola. OHIO STATE

PLAYING NUMBERS

No. Name Poi. I Hull, James ------QB 2 Wasylik:, Nicholas ------OB 3 Rabb, John ------FB 4 Birk:holtz, Paul ------LH 5 Dorris, Victor ------RH 6 Bettridge, John ------RH 7 Antenucci, Frank: ------RH 8 McDonald, James ------FB 9 Booth, William ------LH ··- .· .. : 10 Phillips, William ------OB <-:-=,· . ·• ------RH .:# .•: :..; • 11 Nardi, Richard . ~.4 12 Cartwright, Ernest ------RH 13 Williams, Joseph ------LH 1J 14 Wedebroolc, Howard ------RH - 16 Kabealo, Michael ------LH 17 Knecht, John ------LH 18 Wendt, Merle, Captain ______LE 19 Bliss, Keith ------FB 20 Gales, Charles ------RT 21 Cook:, Donald ------RH 22 Alesk:us, Joseph ------C 23 Crow, Fred ------LE 24 Rutlc:ay, Nicholas ------LG 25 Kleinfelder, Kenneth ------RE = 26 Zarnas, Gust ------RG 27 Cumiskey, Frank: ------RE _ - & ROSS 28 West, Edward ------RE -- MOORES 29 Smith, Inwood ------LG 30 Young, Louis ------LG 31 Lind, Jack: ------LE I 32 Masoner, Robert ------RE MEL0ROL 33 Wolf, Ralph ------C 34 Hamrick:, Charles ------LT ICE CREAM• 35 Wendt, Emerson ------RE -----..LG 40 Maggied, Sol ------kel's Worth of 41 Monahan, Thomas ------FB The Biggest Nic 42 Schoenbaum, Alex ------RT Good Ice Cream Ever Sold in RT 43 Kaplanoff, Carl ------Columbus 44 Hargreaves, William ------RT 45 Kleinhans, John ------LE 47 George, August ------LT Take Home a Handy ------RT 48 Hohenberger, Clarence Carton After the 49 Ross, Robert ------LT 50 Dye, William ------OB Game 11 Chrissinger, Warren ------RG 2 Boughner, Richard ------LE 54 Bullock: , William ------OB 55 Hofmayer, Edward ------RG 56 Lohr, Wendell ------RE r Ream, Charles ______LT 5 8 Miller, Robert ------C FOR 59 Haddad, George ------RG ~~ Belli, Roxie ------RG ------OB 62 Kinel, Tony ------LG 25, Novotny, George 64 Robinson, James ______c 65 LH 66 ~elbaum, 1:homas ------67 uellner, Richard ------C Stump, Wilson ------OB 25 OHIO STATE 1936 ROSTER 1936 No. Name Pos. Yr. on Squad 22 Wgt. Ht. Home Aleskus, Joseph ------I * 7 Antenucci Fra k ------C 190 6' 2¥2" Piqua, 0. ------RH 3 60 Belli, Ro;ie n 178 5' JO" iles, 0. RG 2 * 6 Bettridge Joh ------182 5' 11" Martins 1 3 Ferry, 0. 4 Birkholtz Pau1 ------RH 182 5' JO" Sandusky, O. ------LH 1 19 Bliss K:ith F 179 6' Youngstown, O. I -- ' B 9 Booth w·ll· ------1 170 5' 11" Columbus, O. , 1 ram ------1 and 52 Boughner, Richard ------LH 177 5' 11" E. Liverpool, O. Central Ohio's most completely 54 Bullock, William ------LE 1 172 5' 11" Akron, 0. ------OB 12 Cartwright, Erne;t------1 167 5' 10" Kent, 0. .. . for producing 51 Chrissinger W ------RH I 175 6' Tiffin, modernly equipped printing plant , arren 2 0. 21 Cook, Donald ------RG 192 5' 11" Springfield, O. ------RH 2 and publications. 23 Crow, Fred __ 175 5' 11" Columbus O direct advertising pieces, catalogs *27 Cumiskey, Frank ------LE 2 189 6' 3" Pomeroy, 'o .. 5 Dorris, Victor ------RE 3 187 6' 2 Youngstown, 0. We cordially invite you to inspect our facilities. *50 Dye, William ------RH 180 5' JO" Bellaire, O. *20 Gales, Charles ------OB 3 145 5' 7 Y:!,, Pomeroy, RT 2 0. *-l7 George, August------192 5' J l" 1iles, 0. 59 Haddad, George ------LT 3 212 6' 3" Dayton, 2 0. This Program Printed by Carroll's *34 Hamrick, Charles ------RG 170 5' 6" Toledo, 0. ------LT 3 44 Hargreave w·wr ram ---- 243 6' Gallipolis, , RT 1 0. 55 Hofmayer, Edward ------196 6' 2" Akron, 0. 48 Clarenc;-=== --RG 1 175 5' JO" O. OHIO Hohenberger, 1 Columbus, 32 WARR-En STR.-EtT•COLUffiBU5 J Hull, James ------RT 218 5' J J,, Defiance, O. OB I 16 Kabealo, Michael ------165 5' JO" Greenfield, O. Carl ------LH 1 161 5' 43 Kaplanoff RT 9" Youngstown, O. I ----- l 61 Kine!, Tony ____ ------215 5' 10" Bucyrus, O. 25 Kleinfelder K --h------OB 1 143 5' 7" , ennet 1 ewton Fall 0. 45 Kleinhans, John ------RE 188 6' 1" Sandusky, O. ' LE 3 17 Knecht, John ---~------195 6' 2" Maumee, O. LH I 31 Lind, Jack _ ------175 5' JO" Chillicothe, O. ------LE J 56 Lohr, Wendell ------183 6' Columbus, O. I BY BUS •40 Maggied, Sol _ ------RE 174 6' Massillon, O. LG 2 32 Masoner, Rober~------192 5' IO" Columbus, O. • 8 McDonald, James ------RE l 175 5' 11 ¥:?" O. B 2 Middletown, " *58 Miller, Robert ------F 186 6' Springfield, O. GO BY "BUCKEYE ------C 3 41 Monahan, Th omas _ 182 5' 11" Cleveland, O. II ardi, Richard ------FB 2 176 5' IO" , O. EVERY 2 Lorain AN OHIO INSTITUTION SERVING PRACTICALLY 62 ovotny, Geor e ------RH 183 5' 11" Cleveland ------LG I 0 . 10 Ph'!!'r rps, Williamg ------187 5' 11" Elyria, CITY IN THE STATE AS WELL AS THE NATION ------QB l o'. 3 Rabb, John ------176 5' 10" Columbus, •·7 ------FB 1 0. DRIVERS Ream, Charles 175 5' 11" Akron, 0. GOOD EQUIP)IENT - CAREFUL 64 J ames------LT 2 Robinson, 196 6' Navarre, 0. FREQUENT SERVICE - LOW FARES 49 ------C l Ross, Robert 184 6' l" Columbus, TIME 24 2 0. CHARTER BUSES ANY PLACE ANY Rutkay, Nichol ------LT 239 6' l" Troy, 0 . 42 ------LG l Schoenbaum Ar: 189 6' Youngstown, O. *29 x ------RT l Smith, Inw~od 210 5' 11" Cleveland, O. 67 ------LG 3 Stump, Wilson 190 5' l I" Mansfield, O. • 2 Wasylilc, Nichol------QB 2 157 5' QB 9" Alliance, 0. 14 W d b H as ----d ------2 151 5' W e e rook , owar 8" Astoria, L. I. 65 elbaum Th ------RH l 189 6' 1" 3- , omas ------L Portsmouth 0. W endt Erne ------H l 165 5' IO" '18 W , rson Akron, O. ' endt, Merle C"1PT,1/N ------RE I 191 6' 1" 28 Middletown, O. West, Edward ------LE 3 190 5' IO" '13 2 Middletown, O. Williams, J oseph------RE 195 6' Springfield, O. 33 , Ralph ------LH 2 Wolf 166 5' 7" Barberton, O. 66 Rich:ird ------C 2 Jo Wu ellner, 191 6' 2" Young town, O. You ng, Louis ------C I 180 5' '26 LG II" Columbus, O. Zarnas, Gust ------. ------l 193 5' I0¥2" 2 Massillon, O. Indicates Lette~:;;_------RG 193 5' IO" Young town, O. 27

26 r·-·- .. -··-·- .. _.. _ ,,_,,_,,_,,_,,_,_,, ___ _"_ .. _,, __i ,...... , I I 33. WOLF, RALPH ! Youngstown i A FRIEND IN NEED High School Coach i ! ~arald l..ansing Jun,ar- Eng' ring I PERSONAL LOANS 1 Tower Club i Center Everyone can't have ca h on hand i to meet every emergency that pops i 28. W EST, EDWARD cJ2n CL€V€LA.ND~ p ! Bu t how good it i to know i Springfield I time High Schaal Coach 9'h& HOLL€ND€N you can get it here at any ! Art Mansfield you need it! Junior- Education &n COLUMBUS M !~ Sigma Chi En d

:7kBILTMOll€- 20. GALES, CHARLES Niles • i High Schaal Coach 9'u,,,!fcw1, w;,,-,w,, (lf',cu;alion,: - I Olin B. Smith ;)},, J unior-Education &n MIAMI BEACH Phi I ADam 8652 Delta Sigma I Tel. Tackle 7h& FL€€TUJOOD J 201 -207 tla Bldg. 8 E. Long treet (ln, ~fJlinid,,"lRaoli llofd I +•- •- M- •• - •• - ••- ••- ••- ••- ••- ••- ••- n- ••- •• - ••- .. - n--+ 8. Mc~ONALD, JAS. Springfield u- ••- - ••- •- ••- .. ·- ••- •,. - • - ••- · - - + High School Coach ••- ••- ••- ••- ••--.. - ,,- .... - •+ +•- ••- ••- ••- ••- +•--••- ••- ••- ••_.:..••- ••--••- n- i I Art Mansfield I J ~nior-Education I OHIO STATE Sigma Chi On Sale in . . . { i and Fullback i I KELVINATOR i l3. WILLIAMS, J OS. THE STADIUM ! THE Barberton I Hig h School Coach I James Price I w J~nior-Educa tion I Sig ma Nu i I Ha lfback

N 57 · REAM, CHARLES Na va rre N High School Coach J F_red Brediviser un ior-Education E 8 eta Theta Pi R Tac kle

26 z s . y AR NAS, GUST li?ungstawn 1 1h School Coach Ju : L. Marks n1o r-Ed . Delta Chi ucatron l * Guo rd I I I t . + -••- ••- ••- u- n- ,,- n- 1- 11• --••--••- ••- ••- .. - P- 11- n- •+ 2 "DAVE" and "VI" AITKEN

FINE Invite You to V isit the TAILORED CLOTHES University OHIO STATE and CHANT Drug Store Oooo Hhhh Iiii Oooo E- EE-E-YAH . 0 - H - I - Oooo WOODRUFF and HIGH E-e-ee- Yah ! MENSWEAR Fight, Fight, Fight! E-e-ee- Yah ! fight, fight or fig~t, fight: fight WHA- HO OHIO Oh10, Ohio, OHIO Wha-ho, Ohio Lt' GO. ' The Aitken YEA omo SKYROCKET Yea, Ohio! Yea Oh·1 , y . Fight! Fight! Figh~· ea Ohio! • Pharmacy A prolonged ringing whistle-­ BOOM- , Ah-, OHIO. EAST BROAD and FOURTH DIVIDED OHIO LOCOMOTIVE 0 - 0 The popular student 0-0- S-s-s-s s ( 3 time ) H- H-H-H Ra~, Rah, Rah, Rah HILL TAILORING CO. meeting place I - I-I- I Ohio State, Ohio State 0-0-0-0 (Repeat three times ve;, 1 894 N. HIGH- AT 16TH AVE. O, OHIO, OHIO very fast h y 1owly, OHI faster, , ad c eer at end.)

TEAM-TEAM-TEAM Team! Team! TEAMI CARMEN OHIO 0- H-I-O . and Music by F. d C Rah- Rah- Rah- Rah Word H t ie ornel!, ex-'06 "MEALS AT MILLS" OHIO ( a s off, standing) TO ALL SPORTING GOODS praise fans for ~~:i°:e, let' sing Ohio's has been the slogan of football While ig~ to Alma Mater raise. DEALERS years. At MILLS you are always sure of the E-EE COMA LIOH With jo~t t~:tr~s rebounding th{:ill still. finest in foods, interested service and mod­ E-eG e Coma Lioh Summer's heat 0~ath_ ~lo~e can As a result of years of experience, we offer ee Wah! The seasons ass win er s cold, ' t~e years will roll· of Sporting Goods nationally erate cost. OHIO Time and ch p a selected line How firm th;n1;i:;;~lsht~uly0sh?w , advertised, approved by leading authorities OPEN DAY AND NIGHT lP- h10. and adopted by many Universities and TABLE SERVICE TEAM RAH WASHBURN Colleges. ~eahm, Rah; Team Rah! HAROLD a , Rah, TEAM( Varsity Cheer Leader Alumni Chorus A reliable source of supply for equipment for Tho' age may d. 1flilt~18uffet We'll think of h;:1 our mem'ry's store f . · d PPY days of yore ' Football 19 N. High Street THE BUCKEYE BATTLE CRY True to uen and frank t f , As sturdy sons of 0-h· o oe, Words and M · Frank Crumit If on th 1-0. Basketball us1c by 'Neath be! seaks of care we roll SELF-SERVICE ln old Oh· ac ened sky , b ' That' io there's a team Thots of thee bid d ko er arren shoal, Baseball n throughout' the land. "Excelle11t Food at Low Cu.st" Eleve~ ~iow_ Dear Alma Mater-..'.'.O-hi-~~ go, Field and Track IVhose f arrior~, brave and bold, , RESTAURANT And \ h ame will ever stand Tennis and Golf Our ~h en the ball goes over 77 S. High Street Oh io Fie~rs '"'.ill reach the sky, Fishing Tackle l'he B kd will hear again ACROSS THE FIELD Drive,uc e;ve Battle Cry. by W A on down the field Word and Music Ammunition \fen 0·f Drive team . . Dougherty, '17 Guns and , Fight that HEAR ~on•t leth~b Scarlet and Gray; the field, . thru that line Show them Ohio':ch;;! ;e have . COACH FRANCIS SCHMIDT ~~tne on, this game ~day. Set the earth reverberatin iohtO ln fft Rah h-Rah~Rahl g with a mighty cheer- THE TRACY WELLS CO. - WBNS-7:30 p. fd. ...e cheer y • Smash thru to victory EVERY THURSDAY :"r hono ou as we go; ' I t em hard and h eyer let that teamsege t 1wh they fall; PROGRAM IVe'Jl r defend e b all, WHOLESALERS on the MILLS RESTAURANTS Oh· fight to the end Hall! Hail r the ,e or 10. So let's be~t thatgang s all here, COLUMBUS, OHIO now. Oh, Ohio! Oh Oh~~oWle10 conference ' · a-hoo' W a-h 00 ; for Ohio. 31 · 30 ·- ··------.. _,._"_,._,_ __ .,_ .,_ ,t 4S, KLEI NHANS, J , -··- -·- ·t +----· I Maumee r·------··-··- .. - ·~- ··-··- ··- ... - -- ··- -- ·· l l High School Cooch i I ! 1 Clinton Houser : I J unior-Education i Pi Kappa Alpha t THE I J The Best in End I f Athletic Knitwear I jHISS i S, DOR RIS, VICTOR Be llaire J I High School Coach I STAMP 1 Bartley Rutan i O'Shea Knit Goods are Now Junior-Education Delta Chi co. I Recognized as Leaders in All Halfback Athletic Contests A. BLOOM 11, NARDI, RICHARD HERMAN Cleveland Presi dent and General Manager High School Cooch Paul Yost Junior-Commerce Phi Ko ppa RUBBER, BRASS and STEEL Holfbock MARKING DEVICES The O'Shea 23 . CROW, FRED BRONZE TABLETS Pomeroy M ills High School Cooch Ray. Farnham NUMBERING MACHINES J unior-Arts Beta Theto Pi End 195 EAST LONG STREET COLUMBUS, OHIO 49. ROSS, RO BERT Troy -•- •+ +.- .. - ••- ••- ••- ••- •- 11r- ••- ••- ••- H- •• - •• - •• - •- N High School Cooch William Howold Junior-Eng'ring Alpha Tou Omego Tackle

of every gaine ------, 41. MO NA HAN, T. ______Part Lorain Hig h Sc hool Cooch the pause that reireslies P. Scanlon Junior-Education kappa Sigmo Fu llback

SI. CH RISSI NGER Springfield ' W . Hig h School Cooch Art Mansfield J_un ior-Commerce S,g nio Chi Guo rd

59 H . ADDAD, GEO. loledo Hig h School Cooch S B_ob Ri ttig A~n~or-Conimerce P ° Chi Rho GUo rd

eo BE . LL I, ROX IE ~art•n· s Ferry H. •ghJ sc h ool Coocl, Jun ; l . Marks Ind •or-Arts ependent GUord 32 24 RUTKA Y, NICK. Youngstown High School Cooch Harold Lansing Soph.-Engineerini Independent 6 Points Guo rd IN FAVOR OF 43 . KAPLANOFF, C. Bucyrus High School Cooch H. Nussbaum Soph.- Educotion SWAN LINEN De lta Upsilon Tackle 1 Bright white color J6 . BEALO, M. 2 Clean-Free from spots. Yo ungstown Hig h School Cooch 3 A feel of character Chess McPhee Soph.- Commerce 4 Strong and tough Delta Sigma Phi Holfbock 5 100% Cotton and Linen fibre ( no wood ). 3. RAB B, J OHN 6 Available to your printer or sta­ Akron tioner from seven Central States High Sc hool Cooch Lu Hosfield warehouses of: Soph.- Comm.­ Ed. Sigma Alpha Eps ilon The Central Ohio Fullback Paper Company 9. BOOTH, WM. Eost Liverpool High School Cooch Lela nd Shockern ..+ ·-·- ··- ··- ··- ··- ··- ··- .. _... _,,_,,_.. ___·· -- ··-- .. + Soph .- Educotion i Phi Delta Theta i an.d en.9rav-l"9s Holfbock The "BUCKEYES" Use It i

61. KI NEL, TONY Newton Falls High School Coach Carl Spessard So ph.-Education l Independent ! GUARANTEE Quarterback YOUR , E. t RTWRIGHT I 12, CA • Tiffin High School Coach ! of John Starrett l Soph.-Commerce I Theta Xi i Safety and Satisfaction Halfback I The eal of Approval of the Kroger Food I placed on certain articles Foundation ha been OTNY, GEO. ures you 62. NOV for your safety and sati faction. It as f Elyria i been that purchases bea ring this emblem have i High School Coach need le ted and approved for your u e. You i Roy Clymer ncern as to quality or sati • Junior-Education have no further co ndent next pur- i Indepe faction. Look for this ea! on your Tackle cha e from your Kroger tore. HE:"FRESH ! ! " ~II ' YOU SAID IT!" HE: . and P. Lorillard Co., lee: 52. BOUGH NER, R The Kroger Grocery Coor .. 1936, W Akron J PR IZE CROP TOBACCOS MAKE THEM DOUBLE-MELLO High School Coach Company Russ Beichley . Baking THEM FACTORY-FRESH i JACKETS OF " CELLOPHAN E" KEEP Soph.- Commerce I N- .. - ••- ••- • - •+ 2 •= ••- ••- u~ •- ••- ••- ••- ••- u- N- ••- .. - ••- Sigma Alpha OF Epsilon PROPERTY En d t·--"1fNTVERStTY"1r ettt\fES.. - ·- ·--t ~HE OHl~_:TATE UNIVERSITYi I 54. BULLOCK, WM. Kent DUt eri l' High School Coach l ewis Moorehead Soph.-Commerce I In dependent VICTORY I Quarterback I I or soften the defeat Tavern in the beautiful S5. HO FMA YER, ED. The Buckeye's Select the Dutch Tavern I Bexley You too will Hig h School Coach Parisian Room for their "Training Table". Carlton Smith enjoy the food- Sop h,-Engin'ring of the Independent Guard Also

NEIL HOUSE DUTCH CHO COLATES IJ. K~ECHT, JOHN Chillicothe Dancing and Entertainment DY High School Coach THE FINEST CAN S T. J , Vernia p 0 Ph ·-Commerce MADE! Hhr Delta Theta alfback

Ii • . ~O~ ENBERGER, C. Hefra· nce ACROSS FROM THE CAMPUS 'th School Coach arold Treece sOph A . 1924 N. HIGH ST. De1t • griculture 't Ockal1e heta Sigma 1--- ··- ··- ··- ··- .. - .. _.. _.,_,._,,_,,_.. _ -- __... 36 The Kauffman­ Lattimer Co. • Wholesale Druggists • LABORATORY SUPPLIES ! Columbus, Ohio i i *A.G. SPALDING & BROS. i Famous for Quality Athletic Equipment Since 1876 . i STORES IN ALL PRINCIPAL CITIES + •- ••- ••- •11 - 11- u,- 111 - 111- 111 - ••- ••- ••- •11 - 111 - .. •- ••- ••- ••- •+ IN COLUMDUS-120 E. BROAD ST.

+ • - 11•- •1- 11- 111- M1 - 111 - 111 - 11- 11- 111- 11- 11- 11- 11- 11- 1-11-1-lt-U - 11-11- 11- 11- 11-11- 11- 11• - ••- - ""- ''~ - ~,.- ••- ••- ••- 111 - 11--+ ! I .i i As T ime Passes - - - l I I I I

I. OHIO STADIUM I i i I Stands as Positive Evidence of the Enduring Strength I Possible to Attain in Concrete by Using j I MARBLE CLIFF CRUSHED LIMESTONE I

I \ I MARBLE CLIFF LIMESTONE SAND i I i I i I I THE MARBLE CLIFF l i I !' I' ! QUARRIES CO. i I COLUMBUS, OHIO I' l "It was the radio people's idea t +-··-··-··- ··- ·.. - .... - .... - .... - ·"- -··- ··- ··- ··- ·- ·----·---- "-··-.. --*-irlll- ••-··-··- ··- ··- ··- ··--___... o put the number on t he seat of the pants." 38 39 30. YOUNG, LOUIS Massillon Five Years? High School Coach Who is the Big Ten Leader for the Last James Aiken So ph.-Pharmocy 28 12 .700 Delta Sigmo Ph i ( C outiuued from page 14) Michigan - Guard five year include Kentucky, Colgate, Vanderbilt (in Illinoi 22 19 0 .537 and avy. a return game), Penn ylvania twice, orthwc tern 18 18 .soo 35. W ENDT, E. Middletown 21 3 have won more Wi con in 18 .462 High School Coach All Big Ten team except Iowa El mo Lingrel Commerce t out ide opponent m Chicago 16 21 + .432 Soph.- game than they've lo against ------To u Koppo Epsilon Center five year . The Hawk merely broke even in 16 Indiana ------14 20 7 .+ 12 . tarts. Iowa ------13 23 + .36 1 J5. SPR INGER , FRED Following are the table , howing the record of Lisbon High School Cooch Big 1 en game exclu ivcly a well a the record of Phillip Bikle Soph.- Commerce Con fc rencc tea ms again t all opposi tion : Your Furnace Delto U psilon fullbock

1 BIG TE TA DI G , 1931- 193' r c L SI VE tadium Seat LIPS, WM. ( C 011 f erenee Games Only) JO. PHIL YEA TEAM· Columbus T ea m · \ V L Tie p t. High School Coo ch TURN ON Willia m Hunt OHIO T TE 20 5 2 0() Soph.-Education f TH· HEA.T/ Pi Ka ppa Alpha ;\1 inn . ota I 7 + .773 Quorterbock P urdue 19 6 2 .i60 .\ii ichio-an 18 10 l .643 4. BI RKH OLTZ , P . Youngstown lorth we tern 12 l + 3 .462 High School Coach Horold Lansing \ con. in 10 16 2 .385 Soph.-Ed ucation Independent lllinoi 10 17 0 .370 Holfbock Indiana 6 16 6 .273 .250 Iowa 5 15 + 14. WEDEB ROOK H . 2 . 250 Po rtsmouth ' Chicago 6 Hig h Sc hool Coach Ralph Ness Soph.-Education :\LL G:\.\1£ - 1931- 1935 I ' CL I \'E Del to Chi Ask For Free: Ha lfback Tc.:ams \\' L Tic Pct. Heating Survey '.\ 1inne,ota 32 6 + .8+3 16 li. LIN D, JACK OH [O TATE 31 7 3 Col umbus .) 1 9 2 .7i5 High School Cooch Purdue S Geo. Van Hyde oph.-Arts Theta Xi -1CE--cREAM ______-- i End i'TEWNG•S 12 1 ~7HOENBA UM, A. H·eveland 1 Now Produced Under the 1 ·~h School C oach :.1 I S 0 mes Marks Oph -co mmerce Sealtest System of Laboratory Protection Phi 5·. . I, Tackl ~g ma De lta The First Ice Cream Approved by Good Housekeeping lj SERVED ON THE CAMPUS POMERENE REFECTO~ I FACULTY CLUB UNIVERSITi HOSPITAL +-··- -- ··- ... - ··- -- ~·- -- ··- -··- ··- ··- -- ··- ··-·- ··- ··- ··- .. - ··- ··- ··- ··- ··- ··- ··- "- .. _.., _,,_,,- ··- ~·- - -- · 40 Ohio's Freshman Coaches

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