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A MESSAGE FROM
THE PRESIDENT
DR . HOWARD L. BEVIS, PRESIDENT The Ohio State University
APART from the usual color and excitement of Words are hardly adequate to descrihe the new Ohio Homecoming, two special developments on the campus to Union. Financed by the students and planned by them Jn day make thi an unusual occasion for returning alumni. co-operation with the administration of the Univer ity, it More than ever is it a time to "sing Ohio's praise." represents, I am sure, all they ever dreamed of. It is a fitting Earlier today occtured the dedications of the newly-pre climax to a building program that has added 12 new pared Alumni House and the magnificent new Ohio Union. buildings and other additions to the campus in the pa5t Both are particularly close to the interests and affections four years. of alumni. As to our game for today, one of the great football rival The fine new Alumni House, beautifully fmnished and rie of vVestern Conference history is renewed in this meet centrally located on the campus, provides not only more ing in Ohio Stadium. Alumni whom we welcome home adequate housing for the Alumni Association but also a today will recall the great contests of past years between gatl,ering place, at last, for those who have come back the Buckeyes and Illini. The competition has always been to visit Alma Mater. What was once the old Service Build keen, with championship hopes often riding on the out ing has been attractively redecorated and furni hed to serve come. those who continue their ties with the University throuhh So to all, welcome again on this day of reunion and pride. the Association. DR. 1-IowARD L. BEVIS
6 7 TELLINGS THE 1952 OLYMPICS UR Uncle Sam's Som. and Daughters will meet ancther challenge in the year 1952-at the Olympic Games at Helsinki, Finland. O The United States Olympic Association, aware of the great effort 68 nation will make to wrest the Olympic laurels The which we have defended so gallantly for many years, desires to send the champion athletes in our land to these Games. Quality It wishes to do so with funds contributed by the sport - loving fans of the nation so that if Victory is won, it will be lee Cream shared by all Americans. It doesn't want the United States Olympic team subsidized by the government. 245 E. Town St. AD. 2171 Ohio tate Univer ity ha had wonderful representation in the Olympic Games. I Carry Steel was heavyweight wrestling champion in the ] J24 Garnes and George Guthrie was a member of the U. S. track team in lhe same year. George Simpson and Jack Keller \, ere track members in 1932, fo llowed in 1936 by Jesse Owens an d Dave Albritton. The same 1936 team produced wimmers John Higgins and Ralph Gilman from Buckeye ranks. Quality Preparation Service Then, when the Came were resumed in 1948, Ohio State There's Only One turned to Swimm 'r Bill Smith, Divers Bruce Harlan and Miller Anderson and Distance Runner Mal \Vhit;:eld. ~ BRUCE HARLAN On one daily o casion during the '48 Games, Ohio State J ssE OwENS won more medals lhan all of the European nations combined. • \~0;~,,. Cflf,: THE CLARMONT And, too, no other American university had as many as three men on the 1948 Olympic swimming team. The Committee is con£ident that our athletes will meet the Challenge. It is hopeful that Mr. and t-Irs. American Fan will S'-' COAL co's «.-Jr likewise meet the Challenge to their patriotism and give most gen rously to the United States Olympic Games Fund. 684 So. High Street Make your check or money order to the United States Olympic Association and mail to Richard C. Larkins, Director of SUN-KING Athletics, Ohio State University. "The Pick of the Mines" Famous For BROILED STEAKS The Sunday Creek Coal Company FRIED CHICKEN Outlook Building • Columbus, Ohio SEAFOODS Producers • Shippen SUNDAY CREEK • SUN-KING Vivian At The Hammond SUNDALIA COALS AMPLE PARKING Specialize in Good Health by Shopping at Those Dairy Specialists ISALYS
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9 8 CARMEN OHIO Words by Fred A. Cornell, '06 (Spanish Chant) Ohl come let's sing Ohio's praise, And songs to Alma Mater raise; While our hearts rebounding thrill, With joy which death alone can strll. Summer's heat or Winter's cold, The seosons pass, the years will roll; Tim, and change will surely show How firm thy friendship Ohio. Th ese jolly days of priceless worth, Sy far the gladdest days of earth, Soon will pass and we not know How dearly we love Ohio. We should strive to keep thy name Of fair repute a·nd spotless fame: So, in college halls we' ll grow To love thee better Ohio. Tho' age may d im our mem'ry's store, We'll think of happy days of yore, True to friend and frank to foe, As sturdy sons of Ohio. If on seas of care we roll, ' Neath blackened sky, o'er barren shoal, Tho'ts of thee bid darkness go, Dear Alma Mater Ohio.
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Front row, left to right: Robert Clotworthy, Russell Harlan, Dave Enochs, Al Coffey, Joe Marino. Second row: Al Blair, manager, Joe Prata, Frank Dooley, Charles Stephanos, William Sonner, Herbert Kobayashi, captain and also captain-elect, Jose Balmores; Jack Taylor, Gordon Leaf, Dick Webber. Back row: Mike Peppe, head coach, Art Fujino, Gerald Holan, William Kildow, Bob Bartels, Charles Ohio State Players White, Tom Whiteleather, Chet Waltrip, trainer, Carl Wirthwein, assistant coach.
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O M &- SONS co TOM RATH GEORGE ROSSO RICHARD ERNST Seiit'L: Center Quarterback Halfback ~ ~ 1870 .al ?11.aJuµ.o.ilk, (JJw, 20 Also Ridgefield, N. J. - Palo Alto, California • • Ohio State University • Line up your football week-end at Playing Numbers • No. Name Pos. • 10 ** Hamilton, Ray ______RE 11 Ernst, Richard ______HB 12 *Bruney, Fred ______LH 14 Gent,le, Earle ·-·-···---·-----··-·-----·-·---LH 16 ** Klevay, Walter ______RH 19 Howell, Carroll ______HB 20 Borton, John ___ . HB 22 Leggett, David QB 23 Arledge, Richard ------····------QB 24 Hague, Tom ______QB 25 *Curcillo, Tony QB 28 Wilks, William ______QB 29 Edwards, Frank ______QB 30 *Wagner, Jack ·--·------··---FB 31 **Janowicz, Victor ______LH 32 Bechtel, Earl -·- ····-···------··------FB 33 *Koepnick, Robert ______FB 34 Moritz, Roger ______FB 36 *Hlay, John ------·--··-·------FB 38 Feinthal, Kenneth -···------· ______E "See, Everybody picks PLYMOUTH ." 40 Hoffman, James ------·----···-···-·---FB 42 Goodsell, Doug ------·-·------HB 43 Gambill, David RH 44 *Skvarka, Bernie ------LH 45 Watkins, Robert --··---··-·------··-----FB Your Friendly 47 Rosso, George ______HB 48 Beekley, Marts LH SI Krisher, Jerry ---· -----·-··------C CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH 52 Andrews, Lawrence ______C 53 Merrell, James -----····----··-·-·-·------C DEALERS • 54 ** Heid, Robert (Capt.) C SS *Rath, Thomas ---· C The NEIL HOUSE 60 *Ruzich, Steve ------______RG Complete One Stop Service • 24,Hour Towing 61 *Fischer, Louis ______RG • .Hugh '14 Harold R. Wood '31 62 Takacs, Michael ··------·--··------LG E. Nesbitt Noted for Hospitality ... for Food . .. 63 Reichenbach, James ------G 64 *Ronemus, Thor ····-- RG • Outstanding Service 65 *Smith, Carroll ______LG 66 Roberts, Robert .... ·-·------·------G 655 rooms with bath- fireproof garage 67 **Wittman, Julius ------··--·-----···--···RT McCLURE WOOD • 69 Leo, Thomas -··------G 71 *Logan, Richard ··-- ·------··------RT 73 Jacoby, George ______T Cocktoil Lounge Coffee Shop and Grill • 74 Guthrie, George _____ LT NESBITT NESBITT 75 *Hietikke, James ····------·------·· LT After the game, visit The TOWN 77 Endres, Robert ------···-·-·· ______RT MOTOR CORP. INC. • 79 Vavroch, William RT and COUNTRY ROOM for the best 80 *Grimes, Robert ______RE 1505 E. Main St. 611 E. Broad St. Dining, Dancing, and Entertain 81 **Armstrong, Ralph ---·------··---·------·--··---····Le • 83 Dugger, Dean ··-··--·--·-·---··------E ment. 84 **Gandee, Sherwin ______LE Tune in every Saturday after the game 85 Joslin, Robert ··------E " Football Roundup" 87 Knapic, Bernie ------··----- E 6:30 P.M. WBNS-TV-Ch. 10 • Private parties arranged on 89 *Walther, Richard ------·--·----- ____ RE 90 Thomas, Richard ______RE short notice . 91 Manyak, John ------··------LE • 93 Katula, Ted --·-·------E 94 Shelton, John ·····-···--·····----·------· E • Harry L. Ludwig, 96 Schiller, Richard ·-·------·------__ T • President and Managing Director * letterman •
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10- Hamilton '52 E 21 6' 178 10- 0 'Connell '54 B 21 5' 11 " 184 11 - Ernst '54 B 19 5'9" 169 11 - Henss '53 B 20 6' 1" 179 12- Bruney '53 B 19 5' 11" 1(, 1 12- Falkenstein '54 B 20 5' 11 " 172 16- Klevay '52 B 21 5'9" 164 16- Engels '52 B 20 6'2" 185 5'9" 19- Howell, '55 B 18 167 17- Re becca '52 B 21 5'8 Y2" 165 20- Borton, '55 B 18 6'1" 195 20- Clark '52 B 22 5' 11 " 165 22- Leggett, 'SS B 17 6'0" 190 23- Arledge '52 B 21 6' 188 21 - McHugh '55 B 20 5'11" 170 24- Hague '54 B 19 6' 191 25- Miller '54 B 19 6'2" 189 25- Curcillo '53 B 20 6' 1" 194 27- Brosky '53 B 23 5' 11 " 172 28- Wilks '53 B 20 6'2" 182 33- Duke 'SS B 18 S'S" 172 29- Edwards '55 B 18 6'1" 175 34- Dusenbury '52 B 20 6' 189 30- Wagner '52 B 21 6' 1" 189 36- Tate '53 B 20 6' 1" 187 31 - Janowicz '52 B 21 5'9" 181 ~ 37- Bachouros '53 B 20 5' 10" 170 32- Bechtel '54 B 19 6'2" 194 39- Popa '52 B 20 5' 10" 183 33- Koepnick '53 B 20 6' 185 40- Wallace '54 B 19 6'3" 188 34-Moritz '53 B 20 6' 1" 200 41 - DeMoss '55 B 19 5' 10" 174 21 6' 1" 212 36- Hlay '53 B 45- Neathery '52 B 21 6' 179 40- Hoffman, '55 B 18 6'0" 184 46- Stevens '52 173 42- Goodsell '55 B 18 6'2" 185 B 23 5'9Y2" 43-Gambill '53 B 20 5'11" 177 47- Rylowicz '52 B 21 6' 181 44- Skvarka '53 B 21 5'9" 184 48- Karras '52 B 23 5' 11 " 171 45- Watkins 'SS B 19 5'10" 182 50- Luhrsen '54 c 19 6'2" 205 47- Rosso '54 B 21 5'10" 172 51 - Borman '54 c 19 6' 183 48- Beekley '53 B 20 5'9" 181 52- Boerio '52 c 21 S' 11 " 191 51 - Krisher '55 c 18 6' 230 53- Poure 'SS c 18 6' 191 52- Andrews '53 c 21 5'11" 185 SS-Sabino '53 c 21 6'2" 189 53- Merrell '54 c 19 6'3" 225 56- Cole '52 c 20 6'2" 201 54- Heid '52 c 21 6' 203 60-Gnidovic '52 G 21 5' 11 " 190 22 5'10" 200 SS- Rath '52 c 62- Lenzini '54 G 19 6' 196 60- Ruzich '52 G 21 6'2" 209 6' 1" 61 - Fischer '53 G 21 5'10" 191 p 65- Demmas '54 G 20 187 62- Takacs '54 G 21 6' 192 '' .NO 66- Murphy '53 G 22 5' 11 " 188 N 68- Valentino '52 G 21 5' 10" 190 63- Reichenbach '55 G 18 5'10" 202 u EASAN 64- Ronemus '52 G 20 5'9" 186 69-Studley '52 G 22 5' 11 " 191 65- Smith '52 G 22 S' 11" 187 II 70- Bauer '54 G 19 6'3" 229 66- Roberts '54 G 19 5'11" 188 71 - Be rschet '52 T 21 6'2" 207 67- Wittman '52 T 21 6'1" 221 72- Tate 'SS T 17 5' 11 " 210 69- Leo '55 G 20 5'11" 190 74- Baughman '54 T 19 6' 207 71 - Logan '52 ff T 21 6'2" 221 AFTER ASTE 75- Ulrich '52 T 21 6'4" 219 73- Jacoby '54 19 T 5'10" 206 76- El sner '53 T 21 6'4" 214 74-Guthrie '53 T 19 6' 1" 215 75- Hietikko '53 T 20 6'3" 220 WHEN YOU SMOKE 78- Jenkins '52 T 22 6'2" 221 77- Endres '52 T 21 6'1" 200 79- Weddell '53 T 20 6'2" 211 79- Vavroch '53 T 20 6'1" 210 80- Wodziak '53 E 20 6' 1" 181 SO- Gri mes '53 E 20 6'1" 194 82- Vernasco, F. '52 E 21 6'1" 194 81 - Armstrong '52 E 21 6'4" 198 83- Ryan '54 E 21 6' 1" 187 84- Gandee '52 E 22 6' 197 84- Smith '53 E 19 6'2" 194 SS- Joslin '54 E 20 6' 182 89- Wa lthe r '53 E 21 5'10" 191 HE STER Fl ELD 86- Stevens '53 E 21 6' 1" 187 90- Thomas '53 E 20 6'1" 183 87- Waldbeser '54 E 19 6'2" 189 91 - Manyak '53 E 21 6' 1" 188 MORE COLLEGE MEN AND WOMEN BUY 88- Vernasco, W. '55 E 19 5'10" 193 94- Shelton, '55 E 18 6'2" 178 89- Nosek '53 E 21 6' 193 96- Schiller, '55 T 17 6'2" 260 CHESTERFIELD THAN ANY OTHER CIGARETTE 96- Ka sap '52 T 20 5' 11 " 217 ·ri ht 19)1, L1cc.1TT & Mn11.s To1ucro Co. University of Illinois
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10 O'Connell, Torr. 11 Henss, Donald 12 Falkenstein, Elry -··· QB 16 *Engels, Donald ·------·-=--=------·- - QB 17 *Rebecca, Sammy ------·----- ______HB 20 *Clark, Ronald -· - HB 21 ·------=----· _ McHugh, Timothy ·------·- .. HB 25 Miller Kenneth ------HB 27 *Brosk~, Alfred - - .. ------FB 33 Duke, Austin -· FB
34 . ~:t:~n~i;~~=:::~ --::::::::=--==--:_::___ -:_=::: :: 36 ----- every Saturday 1:50 P.M. l SHOWS NIGHTLY 37 *Bachouros, Peter ------FB 39 *Popa, Elie ------__ HB 40 sponsored by Wallace, Stanley - HB 41 DeMoss, Clarance ----··--=--=------__-- HB 45 *Neathery, Herb ------HB 46 *Stevens, Donald ·------·-HB YOUR KAISER-FRAZE~-~~~~~~-- 47 *Rylowicz, Robert ------::::::=------HB --- 48 *Karras, John ------_____ C 50 Luhrsen, Paul -· ------______C FOOTBALL LINE-UP 51 Borman, Herb ·------··---::::______C 52 *Boerio, Charles -·------______C 53 Poure, Tom ------C FOOTBALL TIME 55 *Sabino, Dan - ·------C 12:45- d by Earl Sarver, Inc. 5 Sponsore LL 6 *Cole, Joseph ------=-- .G 60 *Gnidovic, Donald -- ·-·-===- __G BUCK TALKS FOOTBA I 62 Lenzini, Robert _ G 1 :00-Sponsored by Bexley Mercury, nc. 65 Demmas, Con ------· G 66 PIGSKIN SALUTE Murphy, Thomas ----· G 1 : 15 - Sponsored by Decca Records 69 *Valentino, Rudy -----===-----G 69 *Studley, Charles __T . - COACHES PREVIEW 70 Bauer, John ------···------=------T 1.30 Sponsored by Big Bear Stores 71 *Berschet, Marvin ------=-~_-=: ______T 72 Tate, Donald -- -- -·------____T 1:50-0SU FOOTBALL GAME 74 Baughman, James - --- ______T 7 5 *Ulrich, Charles ------·------T 4·30-COACHES REVIEW 76 *Elsn2r, Bernard ------·- __T • Sponsored by Stewart-Warner 78 Jenkins, Richard ------_ T 79 Weddell, Robert ___ E Television 80 *Wodziak, Frank ------E 82 *Vernasco, Joseph ------E 4:45-NOTES & SCORES 8 3 Ryan, John ------E FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD 84 *Smith, Rex --- -- ______E 5:30-Sponsoredb Y B & T Carpet Co. 86 Stevens, Lawrence ------______E 87 Waldbesar, Cliff ------·:::=-. ____ E 88 Vernasco, Walter __E 89 Nosek, Steve ------ 96 Kasap, George -· _ T AM FM 1230 92.3 * Indicates Letters I WCOL "Wherever You G o ... There's Radio!" OHIO STATE'S SPRING SPORTS CHAMPIONS
Baseball and Golf I(. W1Yl That is, Wilke makes The Team a Stronger one! • Football men Like Front row, Left to right: William Zimmer, Harry Scutt, Jack Gannon, Ken t Morgan, bat boy, Dave Bechtel, David Leonhard, Louis Mur· Wi Ike's meats. dock. Second row: Bob Mann, Dick Hauck, William Kraker, Howard Moran, Carl Parrill, captain, Vic Kauffman, Elbert Gutzwiller, Bob Montebello. Standing: George Busenberg, trainer; Marty Karow, head coach; Stewart Hein, captain-elect; Paul Williams, Ja,k Jones, Ed Bohnslav, Lowell Wrigley, assistant coach; Al Bi The safest surface for driving is 1..; also the safest for modern air • ports. Through the years, asphalt has proved to be the best and We sell better meats . safest for both. Lower mainte nance and lower first-cost both the kind you'll want make asphalt the most econom- ical pavement. on your own table. I(. WILKE Wholesale and Retail 175 E. Rich St. Left to right: Coach Robert Kepler, Robert Anderson, Don Johnson, Tom Nieporte, Robert Clouse, Tom Goodsite, Jim Tewart. (Absent from picture, Dick Widdoes.) 28 29 HOMECOMING SCENES IN 1950 JAMES HIETIKKO STEVE RUZICH MARTS BEEKLEY Tackle Tackle Halfback Ohio State Players Scenes like these greeted Ohio State University's " homecomers" in 1950 when Michigan out-Eskimoed the Buckeyes 9 to 3 ;,. Photos by Home of Portra.fts what has been termed the " Blizzard Bowl". The mercury dropped from 20 degrees to five during the afternoon. Snow, which blank eted the field during the day, was 10 inches deep when the game ended. Had good weather prevailed, more than 80,000 would have watched the struggle. Some 50,000 braved the elements to witness the historical spectacle, voted by the nation's press as the " Sporh Oddity of 1950". Front row, left to right: Irv Denker, Richard Ernst, Thomas Hague, Robert Roberts, Lawrence Andrews, Earl Bechtel, Harry Deeks, William Vavroch, James Merrell, Robert Grimes, Robert Joslin, Theodo~e Katula; second row: William Arnsparger, tackle coach; Richard Logan, Vic Janowicz, Walter Klevay, Carroll Smith, Robert Endres, Paul Faehl, Thomas Rath, Robert Heid, captain; Ralph Armstrong, Jack Wagner, Richard Arledge, Sherwin Gandee, Richard Walther, Steve Ruzich, E. R. Godfrey, assistant line coach; third row: W. W. Hayes, head coach; John Manyak, Roger Moritz, Richard Thomas, David Gambill, Earle Gentile, John Hlay, Bernie Skvarka, Tony Curcillo, James Heitikko, Fred Bruney, George Guthrie, Thor Ronemus, Robert Koepnick, George Jacoby, Harry Strobel, defensive line coach; fourth row: William Hess, guard coach; Esco Sarkkinen, end coach; Earle Bruce, Marts Beekley, Michael Takacs, Bernie Knapic, Donald Dawdy, Richard Anderson, Joe Campanella, Julius Wittman, William Wilks, William Ternent, Doy! Perry, backfield coach; Richard Luckay, manager. (Absent from picture, Ray Hamilton and George Rosso.) JOHN HLAY RICHARD THOMAS RICHARD LUCKAY Fullback End Varsity Manager 30 31 CENCI on 5th Ave. The Restaurant known for famous steaks Room for Private Parties Our Motto Is Quality and There Is No Substitute OUR APPETIZERS AND COCKTAILS ARE DELICIOUS-TRY ONE BEFORE DINNER 1773 W. Fifth Ave. Kl. 0148 or Kl. 3713 DONALD STEVENS RICHARD JENKINS DON GNIDOVIC Halfback Tackle Guard Ohio State Track Schedule THE Illinois Players 1952 HISS INDOOR STAMP Feb. 9- At Pi ttsburgh Feb. 16- At Michigan State Relays COMPANY Feb. 22-23- 0hio High School Clin ic March 1- At Michigan March 7-8- Western Conference HERMAN A. BLOOM Meet at Illinois President and General Manager OUTDOOR April 19- Michigan State here RUBBER, BRASS AND STEEL April 25-26- Penn or Drake Relays May 3- Michigan here MARKING DEVICES May 10- 0pen BRONZE TABLETS May 17-lndiana here NUMBERING MACHINES May 21 - lllinois here May 23- Los Angeles Relays (Invitational) JOHN BAUER LAWRENCE S'TEVENS TOM MURPHY 195 EAST LONG STREET Tackle End Guard May 23-24- 0hio High School Meet May 30-31- Western Conference Meet COLUMBUS, OHIO al Michigan TELEPHONE MA in 4343 ALL LINES THE JOHN H. MAHON CO. INSURANCE UNDERWRITERS ~ l PARKING AT THE REAR \ : 659 EAST BROAD Sl. COLUMBUS, OHIO BILL TATE JOE COLE DONALD TATE i~ Fullback Center Tackle 33 32 THE SHAW-DAVIS CO. FUNERAL HOMES 34 W. 2nd Ave. UN . 4155 Columbus' Newest Funeral Home SUBSTITUTE and Chapel 4341 N. High St. ind·ecision as to where to dine after the LA. 2600 game by choosing Mills' Famous Foods LATEST CADILLAC AMBULANCE 19 NOR-TH HIGH ST., COLUMBUS RICHARD SCHILLER DOUG GOODSELL LOU FISCHER Serving the Stadium Tackle Ha lfback Guard CINCINNATI CLEVELAND since its inception 39 EAST 4TH ST. • 315 EUCLID AVE. e Units of the Greenfield-Mills Restaurant C!ompany com Harry H. Shaw, Jr. prised of Milh Re-s taurants in Cleveland, e ind nna'ti and Robert J. Shaw Columbus (2) and Greenfield ' s Restaurants in Detroit (2) Ohio State Players Ph otos by House of Portr atts Keep fun going Pause for a Coke Bottled Under Authority of The Coca-Cola Compa ny lty BERNIE SKVARKA FRED BRUNEY ROBERT JOSLIN COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF OHtO Halfback Halfback End 34 35 HERB BORMAN STEVE NOSEK ROBERT RYLOWICZ End Halfback Center Illinois Players OHIO ST ADIUM Completed 1922 Stands as Positive Evidence of the Enduring Strength Possible to Attain in Concrete by Usir,g MARBLE CLIFF LIMESTONE AND MARBLE CLIFF LIMESTONE SAND THE MARBLE CLIFF QUARRIES CO. COLUMBUS, OHIO modern GAS appliances ... ALL NEW GRANDVIEW INN DON ENGELS FRANK WODZIAK 1127 Dublin Rd. KENNETH MILLER End Halfback Quarterback iuxfrry Come See The Most ~t10 Heautiful Dining Room In Ohio It pays to he penny • wise when you can buy lux· ury for a few cents a day. The-Best Steak Dinner Gas appliances you have in Town outlived should be re· placed now with modern, • efficient equipment. Chicken - Sea Food - Frog Legs All Legal Beverages The ohio fuel gas c<»npany I Open Until 2:30 A.M. PETE BACHOUROS ELIE POPA HERB NEATHERY Fullback Halfback Fullback 36 37 ~~(RAL( Stop Overnight at The VIRGINIA HOTEL Design for (Columbus Owned and Operated) Refreshment ~GIN It I~ One of the Nicest and Best Located Hotels in Downtown C-olumbus Enjoy A Bracing Cocktail In The Mayfair Cocktail Lounge A Leisurely Dinner in the Completely New Dining Room Ballrooms for All Business and Social Functions WILLIAM WILKS MICHAEL TAKACS CARROLL SMITH Quarterback Guard Guard Phone For Reservations MA. 3101 Bill Dunn, Manager 3rd & Gay Streets Ohio State Players Photos by Hou.se of Porlratts A tradition on Campus RIVERSIDE REST AU RANT Since 1902 •.. STEAKS - CHICKEN - SPAGHETTI Also Available For Private Partlel 1570 Olentangy River Rd. UN. 7237 AT THE GATEWAY TO THE CAMPUS ILLINOIS RE SUL TS IN 1950 SMITH - STEVENS Illinois 28, Ohio University 2 TAILORING CO. Illinois 6, Wisconsin 7 Illinois 14, U.C.L.A. 6 • CUSTOM TAILORING Illinois 20, Washington 13 • DRY CLEANING Illinois 20, Indiana O Illinois 7, Michigan O • AL TERA TIONS Illinois 21, Iowa 7 1894 N. High at 16th Ave. Illinois 14, Ohio State 7 Opposite OSU WA. 9373 Illinois 7, Northwestern 14 Don A. Smith & John S. Stevens, Co-owners GEORGE JACOIY ROBERT KOEPNICK JAMES MERRELL Taclcle Fullback Center 39 38 Ohio's Most Chittenden Hotel BAND MUSIC AT HOMECOMING Modern Hotel THE Home of Famous Purple Cow II M usic at Half-Time" today uses a theme which eye was used for food by the American Indian. fits well into the Homecoming festivities. The band will The "Romance of The Buckeye" comes to a fitting clo e and The Oasis Cocktail Bar trace for you the "Romance of The Buckeye," the story of with the playing of the song "Trees" and the formation of how an insignificant fruit became the emblem of a great a huge Buckeye Leaf. This leaf became an official emblem of The Ohio State University in 1950. A special drawing university. FOR.I HAYES This show originally was planned for and performed at was made by famous cartoonist Mi lton Caniff, an alumnus, the now-famous "Blizzard Bowl" game between Ohio State and is being used as a shoulder patch on the band uniforms. COLUMBUS and lichigan in Ohio Stadium last November 25. Because As the "Buckeye Fanfare" is sow1ded, the Homecoming FOR FOOD AND BEVERAGES of the low attendance and because many of the small, but Queen, with her court and escorts, moves onto the field to hardy audience could not clearly see the field due to the be introduced to the crowd. For the last time of the 1951 PRIVATE DINING ROOM swirling snow, it was felt the show should be repeated for season, Ohio Stadium resounds with a song which has a special meaning at Homecoming: 350 ROOMS LARGE BALL ROOM this year's homecoming. ALL WITH BATH BREAKFASTS, LUNCHEONS - DINNERS Mandarin Cock.tail Launge REASONABLE PRICES Attractively Appointed Coffee Shop Beautiful Crystal Dining Room All Public Raoms Air-Conditioned The Purple Cow Coffee Shop is recommended by Recommended in Duncan Hines' Books, " Adventures in Good Duncan Hines in his book, "Adventures in Good Eating •· Eating" and " lodging for a Night." W. B. FLOWERS GENE BROWN Manager Manage, R. I. GRIFFITH, MANAGING DIRECTOR ~ Yed, Ohio The PHILCO Balanced Beam Entering from the north, the band moves to mid-field in CARMEN OHIO Wendt- Bristol Co. a drill routine while playing the stirring "Ohio Buglo Words by Fred A. Cornell, '06 March." At that point, the music changes to the "Illinois (Spanish Chant) The Prescription Store of Columbu.. ~ TELEVISION Loyalty" song and the band members trace into a U. J. Ohl come let's sing Ohio's praise, And songs to Alma Mater monogram facing the east stands. mise; After the announcer, Tom Johnson, tells the crowd about While our hearts rebounding thrill, With joy which death SALUTES YOU the theme of the show and explains that the Buckeye is alone can still. said to have had its origin in Per ia, the band forms a huge Summer's heat or Winter's cold, The seasons pass, the years WE WILL BE PLEASED TO SERVE YOU FOR Picture Blur and Smear camel while playing "In a Persian Marketplace." The for will roll; ELASTIC BELTS, KNEE CAPS, ANKLETS AND mation then changes to a Persian Dancing Girl. The music Time and change will surely show How firm thy friendship TRUSSES, SICK ROOM SUPPLIES, SURGICAL ENDED FOREVER! has no title but will be recognized as a twle usually asso Ohio. These jolly days of priceless worth, By far the gladdest days INSTRUMENTS AND MICROSCOPES. ciated with this style of dancing. 1 ext we see the Eiffel Tower, formed to the tune of of earth, See us for Soon will pass and we not know How dearly we love Ohio. OUR STORES "The Last Time I Saw Paris." The announcer points out that at one time the Buckeye was used in France as a source We should strive to keep thy name Of fair repute and 51 E. State St. 721 N. High St. FREE HOME TRIAL of laundry starch. As the announcement is completed, the spotless fame; AD. 6018 MA. 3153 band has moved into a formation of Two Wash-Tubs on a So, in college halls we'll grow To love thee better Ohio. Main Office * Branch Office Stand with a Wringer between. A group of bandsmen moves Tho' age may dim our mem'ry's store, We'll think of happy from one tub, through the wringer into the other tub as the days of yore, We Deliver band plays "This Is The Way We Wash Our Clothes." True to friend and frank to foe, As sturdy sons of Ohio. FREAR - GIMRE If on seas of care we roll, 'Neath blackened sky, o'er barren Visit Our New Store To traditional Indian music the bandsmen do an India:1 dance step and move into the outline of an Indian Tepee. shoal, 1616 Neil Ave. Phone WA. 7048 1544 Cleveland Ave. WA. 3060 This time, the announcer explains that at times the Buck- Tho'ts of thee bid darkness go, Dear Alma Mater Ohio. 40 41 MARIE (The Body) McDONALD, Lovely Motion Picture Star, SAYS: 11THERE MAY BE SOME DISPUTE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY ROSTER even in Columbus, as to the nation's Number One football team-but there is NO argument Pos. Wgt. Hgt. Age Closs Home Town High School whatever, in Columbus or anyplace else, as to No. Nome 10 **Hamilton, Roy ______RE 178 5-11 21 Senior Canton (McKinley) the nation's most restful and relaxing chair 11 Ernst, Richard ______RH 169 5.9 19 Sophomore Cincinnati (Withrow) 12 *Bruney, Fred LH 166 5-11 20 Junior Martins Ferry . • • it's the 16 **Klevoy, Walter RH 168 5.9 21 Senic,r Independence 19 Howell, Carroll ______RH 167 5.9 18 Freshman Portsmouth 20 Borton, John ______LH 195 6-1 18 Freshman Alliance WORLD'S ONLY 22 Leggett, David QB 190 6-0 17 Freshman New Philadelphia 23 Arledge, Richard QB 194 6-0 21 Senior Chillicothe 24 Hague, Tom QB 191 6-0 19 Sophomore Rocky River 25 *Curcillo, Tony QB 194 6-1 20 Junior Elyria COUNTOUR CHAIR .e~nye 27 Stevenson, Dan ______QB 182 6-2 18 Freshman Hamilton 28 Wilks, William ______QB 182 6-2 20 Junior Hamilton (Public) 29 Edwards, Frank QB 175 6-1 18 Freshman Columbus (Upper Arlington) 30 *Wagner, Jack ______FB 189 6-1 21 Senior Piqua ADJUSTS TO ANY POSITION 31 **Janowicz, Victor ______LH 181 5.9 21 Senior Elyria Bechtel, Earl ______FB 194 6-2 19 Sophomore Fredericktown MADE IN SIZES TO FIT YOU To try it ... ,s to /Juy itl 32 33 *Koepnick, Robert .FB 193 6-0 20 Junior Dayton (Chaminade) Don't be misled-not sold in furniture stores-sold only at 34 Moritz, Roger ______FB 200 6-1 20 Junior Columbus (North) 36 *Hlay, John FB 212 6'1" 21 Junior Niles (McKinley) 38 Feinthol, Kenneth ______RE 185 6-1 18 Freshman Middletown 40 Hoffman, James ______FB 184 6-0 18 Freshman Marysville CONTOUR CHAIRS O·F COLUMBUS, 11c. 42 Goodsell, Doug LH 184 6-2 18 Freshman Columbus (Upper Arlington) 43 Gambill, David ______RH 177 5-11 20 Junior Portsmouth 1 1 8 E . BROAD STREET ADams 6245 44 *Skvarka, Bernie LH 180 5.9 21 Junior Struthers 45 Watkins, Robert FB 182 5-10 19 Freshman New Bedford, Mass. 47 Rosso, George ______. RH 170 5-10 21 Sophomore Pittsburgh, Pa. 1,1.angley) 48 Beekley, Marts ______LH 181 5.9 20 Junior Sharonville 51 Krisher, Jerry c 240 6-0 18 Freshman Massillon 52 Andrews, Lawrence ______C 185 5-11 21 Junior Toledo (DeVilbiss) 53 Merrell, James ______c 212 6-3 19 Sophomore Geneva 54 ** Heid, Robert (Capt.) ______C 200 6-0 21 Senior Fremont (Ross) 55 *Rath, Thomas ______C 215 5-10 22 Senior Defiance 60 *Ruzich, Steve RG 216 6-2 21 Senior Madison 61 *Fischer, Louis ______RG 191 5-10 21 Junior Charleston, W. Va. (Catholic) The 62 Takacs, Michael ______LG 202 6-0 21 Sophomore Massillon 63 Reichenbach, James _____G 210 5-10 18 Freshman Massillon 64 *Ronemus, Thor ______RG 190 5-9 20 Junior Springfield (Public) 65 *Smith, Carroll ______LG 187 5-11 22 Senior Sebring Circle Drive In 66 Roberts, Robert ______LG 188 5-11 19 Sophomore Zanesville (Lash) 67 **Wittman, Julius ______RT 211 6-1 21 Senior Massillon 69 Leo, Thomas ______G 191 5-11 20 Freshman Canton (South) 71 *Logan, Richard ______RT 226 6-2 21 Senior Mansfield 73 Jacoby, George ______LT 212 5-10 19 Sophomore Toledo (Libbey) 74 Guthrie, George ______LT 215 6-1 19 Junior Columbus (Arlington) Columbus' Oldest 75 *Hietikko, James ______LT 216 6-3 20 Junior Conneaut 77 Endres, Robert ______RT 208 6-1 21 Senior Cincinnati (Hughes) 79 Vavroch, William ______RT 210 6-1 20 Junior Cleveland (Rhodes) For Fine Food 80 *Grimes, Robert ______RE 194 6-1 20 Junior Middletown 81 **Armstrong, Ralph ______LE 208 6-4 21 Senior Cleveland (Rhodes) 83 Dugger, Dean ______LE 200 6-1 19 Freshman Charleston, W. Va. (St' new'II) 84 **Gandee, Sherwin ______LE 204 6-0 22 Senior Akron (Garfield) and Quick Service 85 Joslin, Robert ··---·---·----LE 182 6-0 20 Sophomore Middletown 87 Knapic, Bernie ______LE 192 6-2 20 Sophomore Youngstown (Chaney) Del Rio 89 *Walther, Richard RE 191 5-10 21 Junior Dayton (Fairmont) 90 Thomas, Richard ______RE 180 6-1 20 Junior Martins Ferry ______LE King Ave. & Olentangy River Rd. 91 Manyak, John 188 6-1 21 Junior Warren (Harding) Restaurant 93 Katula, Ted -··--···------RE 182 6-1 20 Sophomore Campbell (Memorial) 94 Shelton, John ______RE 178 6-2 18 Freshman Ironton STEAKS-SPAGHETTI 96 Schiller, Richard ______LT 260 6-2 17 Freshman Bellaire Another Convenient Location Phone Kl. 0117 1276 W. 5th Ave. * Indicates Letters at Columbus, Ohio 5th Ave. & Broadview 42 43 MORE AND MORE IT'S UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS ROSTER Yr. on • • • The Maralllor • • • No. Name Paa Wgt. Hgt Age Squad Home and High School 37 *Bochouros, Peter ----·--·---- FB 170 5-10 2) Junior Chicogo (South Shore) COLUMBUS' NATIONALLY FAMOUS 70 Bauer, John ______T 229 6-3 19 Sophomore Benton RESTAURANT 74 Baughman, James ______T 207 6-0 19 Sophomore Pontioc 137 E. lltOAD ST . 71 Berschct, Marvin ______T 207 6-2 21 Senior Arlington Heights 52 *Baerio, Charles ______c LUNCH.EON ••• COCKTAILS ... DINNER (2 minute walk from Broad & High) 191 5-11 21 Senior Kincaid 51 Borman, Herb ---·-·------C 183 6-0 19 Sophomore Downe rs Grove 27 *Brosky, Alfred ------HB 172 5-11 23 Junior Chicago (Harrison) 20 ..Clark , Rcnold ·----·-··-----HB 165 5-11 22 Senior East Chicago, Ind. (R'seve:t) 56 ..Cole , Joseph ------·-··---C 201 6-2 20 Senior Park Ridge (Maine) 65 D, mmas, Con ______G 187 6-1 20 Sophomore St. Louis , Mo. (Un iv. High) 41 DeMcss, Clarence ______HB 174 5-10 19 Freshman Villa Park (York) DAVID DAVIES, Inc. .. makes your nomi 33 Duke, Aust:n ····------FB 172 5-8 18 Freshmon Moline 34 Dusenbury, Marshall ______fB 189 6-0 20 Senior Bradley 76 *Elsner, Bernard ______T 214 6-4 21 Junior Chicago (St. Bed e} Meat Packers look liki amillion" 16 *Engels, Donald ---·-····-----···QB 185 6-2 20 Se nior Ch icago (St. George) 12 Falkenstein, Elry ______QB 172 5-11 20 Sophomore Naperville 60 *Gnidovic, Donald ______G 190 5-11 21 Senior LaSalle Columbus, 0.-Zanesville, 0 . 11 Henss, Donald ·------··-QB 179 6-1 20 Junior Moline 78 Jenkins, Richard ----- T 221 6-2 22 Senior Chicago (Sullivan) Ohio Owned and Operated 48 ** Karras, John ------· HB 171 5-11 23 Senior Argo 96 Kasap, George ·------T 217 5-11 20 Senior Oglesby 62 Lenzini, Robert -·------·------·G 196 6-0 19 Sophomore North Chicago (Waukegan) Serving All Ohio 50 Luhrsen, Paul ______C 205 6-2 19 Sophomore Elmhurst 21 McHugh, Timothy ·------··-- HB 170 5-11 20 Freshman Chicago (Mt. Carmel} Ohio's Favorite Meat Products 25 Miller, Kenn: th --·--·--·--·---HB 189 6-2 19 Sophomore Bloomington 66 Murphy, Thomas ------G 188 5-11 22 Junior Chicago (de la Salle) 45 *Neathu y, Herb ______HB 179 6-0 21 Senior Hoopeston 89 Nosek, Steve ______E 193 6-0 21 Junior Chicago (Taft) 10 O'Connell, Tom ------QB 184 5-11 21 Sophomore Ch'cago (South Shore} 39 *Popa, Elie ··--·-·····-----·------·FB 183 5-10 20 Senior Canton, Ohio (McKinley) 53 Poure, Tom ------C 191 6-0 18 Freshman M:shawaka, Ind. 17 *Rebecca, Sammy _. ______QB 165 5·8 ¥1 21 Senior Rockford (Wes:) 83 Ryan, John ------·-·------·---E 187 6-1 21 Sophomore Tolono 47 *Ry lowicz, Robert _____ HB 181 6-0 21 Senior Chicago (Austin) • looks smoother 55 *Sabino, Dan ------·------C 189 6-2 21 Junior Chicago (South Shore) Look for the Diamond-Shaped 84 *Smith, Rex __ -·---·------E 194 6-2 19 Junior Chicago (South Shore) • looks glossier 46 ..Stevens, Donald -·----·-····------Hll 173 5-9Y2 23 Senior Pittsburgh, (Youngstown, 0 .) Double " D" Emblem 86 Stevens, Lawrence ______E 187 6-1 21 Junior Robinson • looks better longer 69 **Studley, Charles (CJ ·------·-·--G 191 5-11 22 Senior Pontiac 72 Tate, Donald --·-·------T 210 5-11 17 Freshman New Castle, Pa. 36 *Tate, William ------FB 187 6 -1 20 Junior Maloon 75 ** Ulrich, Charles . ______T 219 6-4 21 Senior Chicago (Fenger) 68 **Valentino, Rudy ______G 190 5-10 21 Senior East Chicago, Ind (R'sevelt) 82 *Vernasco, Joseph ·-····-----E 194 6-1 21 Senior Mishawaka, Ind. 88 Vernasco, Walter .. ------E 193 5-10 19 Freshmon Mishawaka, Ind. 87 Waldbeser, Cl'A' ··-··------E 189 6-2 19 Sophomore Morton Stop staring 40 Wallace, Stanley -----·-····----HB 188 6-3 19 Sophomore Hillslooro 79 Weddell, Robert ______T 211 6-2 20 Junior Webster Groves, Mo . 80 *Wodziak, Frank ·········------E 181 6 -1 20 Juni&r Chicago (Tr inity) at your radio! * Indicates Letters Lowest Priced Nationally Advertised Calibre Television in all America! Muntz TV, Inc., 986 W. Goodall! Blvd., Call Klondike 3561 For Free Home Demonstration ~'The Official Watch for Timing This Game is Longines-the World's Most Honored Watch" 45 44 ICE Howard Johnson's COAL lee Cream Shoppes and Restaurants and OF Stoker COAL COLUMBUS, OHIO CHARCOAL - ICE CUBES AND CARRY OUT CRUSHED ICE • ALSO BEFORE AND AFTER THE GAME .'* CINCO ALL-ALUMINUM AVOID IN-TOWN PARKING PROB!..EMS COMBINATION WINDOWS Scores through the years 1914 Ohio State 0, Illinois 37 • 1915 Ohio State 3, Illinois 3 * 1916 Ohio State 7, Illinois 6 Three Convenient Locations 1917 Ohio State 13, Illinois 0 MURRAY CITY 1918 Ohio State 0, Illinois 13 • 1919 Ohio Stale 7, Illinois 9 COAL & ICE CO. 1920 Ohio State 7, Illinois 0 East Broad Street and James RA>ad 1921 Ohio State 0, Illinois 7 1334 EDGEHILL ROAD 5090 North High Street 1922 Ohio State 6, Illinois 3 UN. 1151 UN. 1152 1923 Ohio State 0, Illinois 9 1313 Olentangy River Road 1924 Ohio State 0, Illinois 7 Boardman & Sons 1925 O_hio State 9, Illinois 14 1926 Ohio State 7, Illinois 6 1927 Ohio Stale 0, Illinois 13 1928 Ohio State 0, Illinois 8 1929 Ohio State 0, Illinois 27 1930 Ohio State 12, Illinois 9 Ohio State Schedules For 1931 Ohio State 40, Illinois 0 E. ELFORD 1932 Ohio State 3, Illinois 0 1951-54 Inclusive 933 Ohio State 7, Illinois 6 1934 Ohio State 13, Illinois 14 1951 1953 1935 Ohio State 6, Illinois 0 & SON, INC. 1936 Ohio State 13, Illinois Ohio State 7; S.M.U. 0 Sept. 26 Indiana, here 0 1937 Ohio State 19, Illinois 0 Ohio State 20; Mich. State 24 Oct. 3 At Calilornja 1938 Ohio State 32, Illinois 14 Contractors Ohio State 6; Wis. 6 Oct. 10 Illinois, here 1939 Ohio State 21 , Illinois 0 Ohio State 10; Ind. 32 Oct. 17 At Pennsylvania 1940 Ohio State 14, Illinois 6 Ohio State 47; Iowa 21 Oct. 24 At Wisconsin 1941 Ohio State 12, Illinois 7 1942 Ohio State 44, Illinois COLUMBUS, OHIO Ohio State 3 ; N . W. O Oct. 31 Northwestern, here 20 1943 Ohio State 29, Illinois 26 Nov. 7 Mich. State, here Ohio State 16; Pitt. 14 1944 Ohio State 26, Illinois 12 Nov. 17 Illinois, here Nov. 14 Purdue, here 1945 Ohio State 27, Illinois 2 Nov. 24 At Michigan Nov. 21 At Michigan 1946 Ohio State 7, Illinois 16 1947 Ohio State 7, Illinois 28 1952 1954 AD. 0410 AD. 0292 1948 Ohio State 34, Illinois 7 Sept. 2 7 Indiana, here Sept. 25 Indiana, here 1949 Ohio State 30, Illinois 17 Oct. 4 Purdue, here Oct. 2 California, here 1950 Ohio State 7, Illinois 14 The RIVIERA Oct. 11 Wisconsin, here Oct. 9 At Illinois Ohio State Won 22, Lost 14, Tied l OcL 18 Wash. State, here Oct. 16 Iowa, here RESTAURANT AND CAFE Oct. 25 At Iowa Oct. 23 Wisconsin, here BOT TLED UNDER AUTHOR ITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY Nov. 1 At Northwestern Oct. 30 At Northwestern COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Tony Delewese Nov. 8 Pittsburgh, here Nov. 6 Pittsburgh, hue COLUMBUS, OHIO Nov. 15 At Illinois Nov. 13 At Purdue Air Conditioned Nov. 22 Michigan, here Nov. 20 Michigan, here 46 Spencer· Walker Press, Inc.~ , most flAVOR