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Notre Dame Beaten By Michigan Before Roarin g Crowd of 1,800
By Eddie J ones, Blade Spor ts Writ er
The first game of what could have been one of the most scintillating series in collegiate football was playe d at old Armory Park, Oct. 19, 1902, with 1,800 fans paying for the right to sit through the drizzle and watch the powers of the west- Michigan and Notre Dame-in action.
Those were lhe days of the 5·POint Dame won, 35-12, and, for various touchdown and halves of 25 minutes 1·casons, the series ended there. each. Michigan won, 23-0, ll8 Joe Mad Ann Arbor fans J)Oured into Toledo dock •coted three touchdowrui. The that damp afternoon of 1902 with money Wolverines. favored lo win by from 50 in their fists. The Blade reported they to 60 POints. settled for a 5·0 lead at we,·e betting 6 to 1 that Notre Dame the half as undermanned Notre Dam~ would not score. In 15 previous 11ames, battled gallantly lo contain Michigan's in 1901 and 1902, only Case had been 1>0int.a-minulc offense. able to get a touchdown against the rugged Yost defenses. Earlier in the This, the 1902 eleven. was the second year, Knox had won from the Irish, oC fielding II. Yost'• five wonder teams 12-5- a fact which generated the wager· that arrived with the fir•t half of the ing enthusiasm of Wolverine 6Ul)l)Orlers. century. Actually, it was a moral victory tor In contrast to the 1,800 who paid to the Irish. The week before, Willie Heston see this one, the audience at Ann Arbor, and his running males whipl)ed Indiana, 41 years later, numberl'd !!6,408. Nolr" 60-0. A week later, Ohio State fell, 86·0. ~ Champions H) ed This Stamp of Public Approval
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LuckyStrike rAeansRne Tof>a«o COPJt., THC AMERICAN T08ACCO CO MPAN Y ( 9) A. G. FRANCIS, Director of Athletics University of Toledo ( 10) MEET THE BOSS CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH and SERVICE BARNEY FRANCIS, SALES T. U. Athl etic Director In his second year as University of Toledo ath • letic director is popular A. G. (Barney) Francis, 40, former all-Ohio basketball and football player while attending Otterbein. WEARLEY MOTOR CO. In the reorganization of the athletic department, Mr. Francis has substantially increased TU's athletic 1000 Monroe St . ADams 8291 standing and hired new coaches Robert A. Snyder, Donald Greenwood and Robert Walsh, who bring sound coaching ability to the football team. Although a native of Wilkes-Barre, Pa., Mr. Francis was graduated from high school in Tiffin, 0. The only former Otterbein College athlete to earn 12 major sport letters in three years , he cap REDDISH BROS. tained ,both the football and basketball teams. He was named all-Ohio quarterback in 1932 and was all-state forward in basketball in 1932 and '33. HARDWARE The new athletics head has served as coach and athletic director at Youngstown Struthers High School, Cleveland Shaker Heights, Columbus Upper Starr at East Broadway Arlington and came to Toledo from Lancaster High job of coaching School1 where he also filled the Ohi-0 Distributors basketoall. Northwe&tern After leavfog Otterbein he played two years RIDDELL ATHLETIC SHOES professional basketball befo1·e becoming traveling and SPORTING GOODS auditor for the Cleveland Trust Bank for three years. He received an M.A. degree from Columbia University in 1940. Bein~ good family a man, he likes to spend as much time as possible with his daughter, Gail Patricia, 13. With two championships in each sport, Mr. Francis' five-year record as coach at Lancaster in cluded 34 wins, 10 losses and two ties in football; FELDMAN'S 82 wins, 25 losses in basketball. The last team he coached in football won 9 and lost 1, following which his basketball squad won the BETTER BAKED GOODS Central Ohio League title with a record of 25 vic tories and 3 losses. It was district champ and re gional finalist before being defeated at Cincinnati by the ultimate state-titlists, Hamilton High School. MAIN 5111 MAin 3525 • I I TOLEDO, OHIO I I Welcome To Bowling Green I I Toledo University reserves a special wel I come for its near-neighbor Bowling Green State University. The two scliools, though rivals, are friendly in all their relation I BUDDIES ships. I I LUNCH SYSTEM, Inc. On its Homecoming the University is I happy to extend the entire campus facili I ties to BGSU. I PROVIDES FOOD SERVICE I And I do want to make a cordial wel I FOR ALL OCCASIONS come to all our loyal alumni who return to :, see this game. A.G.FRANCJS I Call MAin 4223 Athletic Director University of Toledo ,' Our Catering Department I Available For All Needs ( 11) ROBT. A. SNYDER, Head Football Coach University of Toledo ( 12) HERE'S THE 1950 TEAM Quality Minopone 9 Tuf.flex e Vitrolite 9 Tuf.flex e Now Polished Window Transparent Tempered Structural Glau Eloctropone Plate Glau Minors Glau Glau Doors Glau Gian Thormopone <81 Insulating Glau Bullet HI-Test Resistin9 Safety Glou E{::> Olou llue ltldge P~mM ond Wire Glau LIBBEY• OWENS• FORD GLASS COMPANY TOLEDO 3, OHIO ROCKET FOOTBALL BRAINS Meet the Te Ue Grid Staff ROBERT A. (BOB) SNYDER, highly regarded as one of the country's top T-formation experts, is in his first year as head football coach of the Rock ets. Snyder starred at Ohio University from 1933 to '36. After graduation he compiled an enviable record in pro football with the Pittsburgh Steelers, Cleveland Rams and Chicago Bears. Snyder helped Frank Leahy install the T-formation at Notre Dame in 1942. He served as backfield coach of the Los Angeles Rams before becoming head coach of the team in 1947. He also assisted Jeff Cravath at Southern California. In 1949 he was an assistant coach with the Green Bay Packers. Don Greenwood Bob Wals h Gene Sta uber ( 13) TABLE - TESTED T. U. GRID STAFF DONALD GREENWOOD, backfield coach, came from Yale where he coached the frosh . After play HOME PACKING CO. ing at Missouri and Illinois, Don starred with the Cleveland Rams and Browns. In 1948 he became MEATS head football coach at Cuyahoga Falls, 0., High School. A true football scientist, Greenwood as ARE MIGHTY GOOD sisted at Western Reserve University while playing with the Rams. He has done graduate work in psy chology which has helped him serve as liaison man THE HOME PACKING COMPANY for Bob Snyder. ROBERT WALSH, line coach, began coaching before he was graduated from college by helping CREEKSIDEAVENUE Frank Leahy at Notre Dame in 1942. Bob Snyder went to that school as Leahy's assistant in the same TOLEDO, OHIO year, saw Walsh and was impressed by the latter's abilities. Following Navy service, Bob Walsh be came athletic director and football coach at Parks College. In 1948 he moved to St. Benedict's College, Atchison, Kas., as head coach. Bob is married and has two daughters. This is his first year at T.U. GENE STAUBER, freshman coach, is the only LOWNS.BURYCHEVROLET remaining member of last year's coaching staff. He took over freshman coaching duties after his grad uation from Toledo U. in 1947. He played fullback COMPANY for the pre-war Rockets, saw grid action with army teams while serving in Italy, and returned to spark the college team after the war. He is married, but, Your CHEVROLET Dealer unlike the other three coaches, has no children. 421 Main Street IN MEMORIAM TAylor 2445 INSULUX GLASS BLOCK FACE BRICK THORO-SEAL WATERPROOFING TRUCK-MIXED CONCRETE The KuhlmanBuilders Supply & Brick Co. TOLEDO, OHIO Toledo University facult y, stu dent s and ad herents were sa ddened by the loss of Dr . Raymond L. Carter, dean of admini st ra tion, who died October 16. He was 64. Welcome Home to BOB SNYDER Dr . Carte r, beloved by all, had been at and his ROCKETS the Univers ity as a facu lty member since 1923. Prior to that time he had stu died here. "B est Wishes for a Successful Season" He will always be reme mbere d as the friendly counselor of studen ts -es pecia lly Th e those entering for the first ti me-an d for his constant atte mpts to improv e the Uni versity, both as acting president from 1946 ATHLETIC SUPPLY CO. to 1948, an d as administrative dean. 330 Superior St. Toledo, Ohio Outfitters of Rocket Athletic Teams Complete Lines of Athletic Equipment Good luck w the Rocket s in 1950 A ROCKET BOOSTER ( 14) MEET THE ROCKETS James Hays Denver Beck, Capt. George Miley At1son Spohler HB T FB E Robert Butts Robert Halgas Qn BB Robert Ratajczak Herbert Eldridge FB QB Gerald Palmer James Gasiorowski Fred Hugger Clark Cottrill E c G E ( 15) Best wishes to the 1950 Rockets T. U. PLAYERS JIM HAYS is in his third and final year as To ledo's top speed merchant. Most valuable player BENNER, INC. and an all-city selection at Central Catholic in 1946, Jim hopes to coach at a local high school after grad 2623 Dorr Street uation. Jim has a pre -game habit of catching a punt and a pass before the starting kick-off for good luck. He is one of the four Rockets who are PHONES married. JOrdan 4656 FAirfax 1632 DENVER BECK played tackle on Montpelier, 0., High School team; was basketball center three years, and put the shot on the track squad there. A senior in education, he plans to teach biology. He is marrieil and has a young son. Dennie is Rocket • captain this year. GEORGE MILEY, 1949's Glass Bowl captain and Lumber - Millwork - Plywood track's star hurdler, is playing his third and final Libbey graduate, Insulation - Roofing - Asphalt Shingl es year as a first team back. He is a and is a member of the 148th Infantry Regiment, Display Box Manufactur ers Ohio National Guard. ANSON "DUTCH" SPOHLER, Rocket end, who J . L. (Jack) King, Mgr . is a bear on defense, won 10 letters in football, basketball and track at DeVilbiss High. He cap tained the cage squad and was named the Tiger's outstanding athletic in 1946. BOB BUTTS, a senior in his first year of college ball, has a whip-like throwing arm, developed from his overhand serve as a tennis champ. He hails from Dallas, Tex., and only played high school foot Compliments of ball one year. BOB HALGAS hails from Ashtabula, 0. He is a senior in engineering, majoring in physics and math . He played football, basketball and baseball Pemberton at Ashtabula, 0., High. He wants to be a nuclear physicist. Cadillac Company BOB RATAJCZAK won ten letters at Libbey High-two apiece in golf and bowling, and one each in baseball and track, in addition to four in football. DIST RIB UTOR Bob finds that everything goes right, if he is "in" on the first play of the ball game. 1415 Jefferson Avenue HERB ELDRIDGE played four years of football and basketball at Mans5eld Madison High School. He captained his cage team and was class president TOLEDO 2, OH 10 three years. He has toured the U.S. GERRY PALMER, another Libbey product, won nine letters in football, basketball, and track at the Telephone MAin 8177 South En d school. He captained the cage squa d, and co-captained the grid team, winning all-city honors his senior year. ~ 16) )> OFFICIAL TIMING WATCH FOR THE A; Toledo. Bowling Green State University Game ADams 6101 - 2 - 3 - 4 SHANK COBLEY, INC. DeSOTO and PLYMOUTH MOTOR CARS PRODUCTS OF CHRYSLER ( 17) t.. some pena ltyl" "Oh. Bro the rl• This is goin• g to oe ( 18) MORE GUIDED MISSILES Ju stiniano Silva Frank Kralik Roger Peluso Dominick Tor io T G G G Edwin Bur gin Richard Gordon Robert Aubr y Fred Gilmore HB T QB E JIM GASIOROWSK I was regular center as a ROGER PE LUSO played football at two New sophomore on the '49 gri d squad. He played the J ersey High Schools; two years in his home town, same position at Central where he was football West New York, and a year at Oakland Military captain and named "most valuable" his senior year. Academy where he was co-captain of the squad. "Gassy" likes to wear the numeral "3" on his uni form. DOMINICK "DI CK" TORIO played two years of football, captained his swimming and gymnastic FRED HUGGER played four years at all three teams, and was Eastern State Interscholastic long ba::kfield positions at Torrington, Conn., High ... horse champion in '47. He also holds the 1949 is now a rugged TU guar d. Hugger also won three Jersey City light-heavyweight lifting title. Dick letters in track and hockey in high school and was has a "B" average in school. a "name" in school activities. He's another Rocket fishing enthusiast . ED BURGIN is one of the outstanding football candidates to come to Toledo U. A fine runner and CLARK COTTRILL was named outstanding good on defense, Burgin spar ked last spring's game senior athlete at Scott as well as gaining an all-city with Central Michigan. He was an all-state selec berth in basketball in 1947. He was very effective tion at Hollan d High in 1948. as a defense halfback last year. A junior, he plans to enter the legal profession. DICK "JOCKO" GORDON co-captained his grid team at DeVilbiss and won the batting titles in his JUS TI NIANO "N ICK" SILVA won three letters last two years as first baseman there. He's major in soccer at Ludlow, Mass ., High and captained his ing in history in the college of education. football team. Nick likes to wear number "18" since his five brothers wore that number while play BOB "SK IP" A UBRY is first -year quarterback ing high school soccer. and a mechanical engineering student with a 'B' average . Bob won nine letters in football, basket FRANK KRALI K won eight letters in football, ball and tennis at Woodward; was named most va lu basketball and baseball at Rossford High. He cap able gri dder in addition to winning Blade and Times tained his high school grid team and was voted the all -city awards and the Michigan Plaque as Out outstanding athlete in his senior year. standing Athlete of the Year. ( 19 ) In 1900, for every man, woman, and child listed by the census, the glass container industry shipped 15 new glass containers.This year these shipments will amount to an estimated 95 glass con tainers per person, an increase of more than 500 percent! The low cost of these efficient, attractive containers is another of the many examples of the effective~ess of our American econ omic system. As alert, practical-minded homemakers realized the advantages and convenience of glass pac kages, and as rhe de mand for them increased, American mass production methods made them widely availab le and inexpensive. Owens-Illinois takes pride in its contribution to the Nation's welfare and in the free economy which makes it poss ib le. OW -EN S•ILLINOIS GLASS COMPANY • TOLEDOI, OHIO, · TOLEDO U. LINE-UP (OFFENSE) BY POSITION LE LT LG c RG RT RE Gilmore Gordon Hugger Gasiorowski Peluso Beck Palmer 68 53 55 50 46 47 35 QB Aubry 36 LH RH Burgin Hays 31 41 FB Miley 32 BOWLING GREEN LINEUP (DEFENSE) BY POSITION LE LT LG c RG RT RE Bonfiglio Ackerman Momony Glass Kollman Shanks White 81 72 61 53 73 60 85 QB Gwin 26 LH RH Augenstein Pate 45 30 FB Reyman 82 OFFICIAL S C. W. Rupp ...... Referee Mack Hummon (Wittenberg) ...... Umpire Mack Schaffer (B luffton) ...... Line sman Roy Wisecup (Miami U.) ...... Field Judge COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF TOLEDO ( 21) \ FOOTBALL ROSTER-TOLEDO U. Numerals on jen eys (both blue and white ) for the 1950 University of Toledo football team. No. Nome Closs Pos. Age Ht. Wt . 32-Miley '51 B 22 6-2 185 35-Polmer ' 52 E 20 5-11 180 36-Aubry '53 B 21 6-0 171 37-Burgin '53 B 20 5-11 172 38-Torio ' 53 G 21 5-9 190 40-Butts '51 B 21 5-11 160 41- Hoys '51 B 21 6-0 170 44-Holgos '51 B 21 6-1 180 46-Peluso '53 G 20 5-11 190 47-Beck '51 T 22 6-3 215 48-Lonzi '53 c 20 5-11 190 49-Spilis '53 B 20 6-0 · 187 SO-Gasiorowski ' 52 c 21 6-0 195 51-Vitole ' 53 G 20 5-10 205 52-Colbert '53 G 20 5-10 200 53- Gordon ' 53 T 20 6-1 210 54-Godt '53 T 21 6-0 185 SS-Hugger '52 G 19 5-11 200 56-Michoel '53 E 20 5-11 170 57-Cottrill ' 52 E 20 6-3 218 58-Kimmone s '53 T 21 6-1 202 61-Spohl er '51 E 21 6-1 188 68-Gilmore ' 53 E 20 6-1 184 69- Lebmon '53 T 19 6-1 200 75-Krolik ' 52 c 20 5-10 180 76-Romsey '53 B 19 5-10 160 SO-Eldridge '52 B 20 6-0 175 81-Wodsworth '53 G 20 5-9 178 83- Rotojczok '52 B 22 6-0 170 88-Silvo ' 52 T 21 5-10 192 FOOTBALL ROSTER BOWLING GREEN SQUAD No. Nam e Closs Pos. Age Ht. Wt. 10--Rous ey ' 51 B 22 5-10 170 12- Decker '53 B 19 5-10 167 13-Hylin ' 53 B 19 5-10 183 14--Simonds '52 B 19 6-0 175 26-Gwin '53 B 19 5-8 168 27- Workens '52 B 22 6-0 165 28-Ziegler ' 52 B 20 5-9 170 29-Cowan ' 52 B 21 6-0 195 30--Pate '52 B 20 5-11 170 31- Morko ' 51 B 26 5-8 160 35-Harris ' 53 B 22 6-0 175 37- Pont '52 B 19 5-5 160 "/ 45-Aug ensten '51 B 23 5-8 170 46-Gilliland '52 B 19 5-9 177 47-Durig '53 B 18 6-1 190 48-Hudak '51 B 23 5-10 165 50--Wheeler '51 c 22 6-1 180 51-Wrightsman '53 c 19 5-10 175 52-Wyans ' 52 c 23 5-9 175 53-Glass ' 52 c 21 5-9 180 60--Shanks ' 51 T 22 6-2 195 61-Momany '52 G 20 5-10 180 62-Silvani ' 51 G 22 5-6% 187 63-Waugh ' 51 G 20 5-10 185 64--Lifshitz ' 53 G 19 5-10 190 65-Valli ' 51 G 22 5-9 175 66-Bronz '53 G 19 5-10 195 67-Florian '51 B 23 6-0 190 70--Popek '52 T 23 6-0 195 71-Dyckes '53 T 20 6-0 215 72-Ackerman ' 51 T 21 6-2 190 73-Kollman ' 51 G 30 5-10 204 75- Butson ' 52 T 21 5-11 200 76-Falb '51 T 23 6-0 190 77- Schieg '53 T 21 6-2 215 78-Robbins '53 G 18 6-1 270 80--Antonelli '51 8 24 5-11 200 Bl-Bonfiglio '53 E 23 5-11 180 82-R eyman ' 53 B 19 6-0 186 83-Hall ett '53 E 21 6-0 185 84--Mooney ' 51 E 22 5-10 168 85-Whit e '53 E 20 6-4 186 86-Dunham ' 51 E 26 6-1 183 87-Aldridge '52 E 19 6-1 200 BOWLING GftEEN LINEUP (OFFENSE) BY POSITION LE LT LG c RG RT RE Aldridge Schieg Waugh Wheeler Silvani Falb Mooney 87 77 63 so 62 76 84 QB Simonds 14 LH RH' Cowan Augenstein 29 45 FB Durig 47 TOLEDO U. Ll~-UP (DEfENSE) BY POSITION LE LT LG c RG RT RE Spohler Gadt Wadsworth Gasiorowski Vitale Beck Cottrill 61 54 81 so 51 47 57 QB Eldridge 80 LH RH Palmer Hays 35 41 FB Ratajczak 83 OFFICIALS C. W. Rupp ...... Referee Mack Humm on (Wittenbe rg) ...... U mpire Mack Schaffer (Bluffton) ...... L inesman Roy Wisecup (Miami U.) ...... Fie ld J udge COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPAN Y OF TOLEDO ' i ( 24) BEFORE AND AFTER LET S BOOST THE ROCKETS ! THE GAME Our best wishes for a successful season to Bob Snyder. coaches, and th e team. MEET YOUR FRIENDS -AT- • OTTAWA TAVERN SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO• • P. S. Bernard, Mgr . CHINESE -AMERICAN PAINTS-WALLPAPER ARTIST MATERIALS FOOD BY Eng Chu (Pierre) Wu 704 Madison GA. 8644 We've been selling and servicing Chevrolets since 1919 .. . and all we've learned in 31 years of doing that job is at your command. DEPEND ON KOPF FOR: ,., ;,, SPECIALIZEDSERVICE ;,,"" . SCIENTIFICEQUIPMENT GENUINE CHEVROLETPARTS 1919 TO 1950 ••• 31 YEARS OF FAITHFUL SERVICE KOPFMOTOR SALES COMPANY 1214 - 121b JEFFERSON AVENUE · TOLEDO 2 • OHIO MAIN 3152 4iil0;Jemf ( 25) RUG BEAUTY - OUR DUTY Meet Th e Rockets RUGS - FURNITURE - FEATHERS CLEANED AND MOTH PROOFED Rodger Wadsworth Floy d Gadt G T PACKARD - WILL YS Sales - Service * Rona ld Spilis Roger Ramsey LAUREL C. WORMAN, Inc. FB HB Madison Avenue Toledo, Ohio Will iam Colbert J ames Vita le G T IRV POLLOCK , INC. 2655 ~1onroe Stree t AD. 3147 For the Best in As phalt Paving Leon Lehman Will Kimmones T T ATLAS PAVING CO. 2435 Dorr St,eet JOr da n 1811 or JO rdan 2531 DRIVEWAY AND PARKING LOT PAVING Bill Sweeney, Owner Harry Lanzi William Michael c E ( 26) T. U. PLAYERS INSIST ON FRED GILMORE won letters in football and track at Libbey. His younger brother, Ples, was featherweight Golden Gloves champ of Toledo in 1950. FOLCER'S RODGER WADSWORTH co-captained his foot ball and wrestling teams at DeVilbiss in 1947 and '48, receiving the most valuable award in football MEATS and the outstanding athlete award the same year. FLO-XD GADT won three letters as an end at DeVilbiss. He led the wrestling team there in 1947. He intends to be a biology teacher and wrestling coach upon gr11duation. .AsqlryJark 5th A venue Styli ng RON SPIL IS played fullback three years at Cen tral Catholic. This is his first year on TU's varsity. Exclusive He is majoring in economics at the University. $45 up ROGER RAMSEY won three letters on the cinder paths at Libbey, but didn't try on a football suit until he arrived at TU last year. As a sprinter DAMSCHRODER-BERRY at Libbey, he was a member of the school's first city and district championship squads. 311 Superior Street MAin 4512 BILL COLBERT played in the backfield at Princeton, Ind., High School. He also won letters in basketball and baseball. He was.. .a, member of COMPLIMENTS TO A GREAT TEAM the championship team in baseball at Princeton. OF A GREAT UNIVERSITY JIM VITALE played three years of football at Lincoln High in Jersey City, N. J., and played on BO·B EDDY several all-star teams there. He likes to listen to good records as a hobby. BUICK CO. Toledo's Downtown Buick Dealer LEON LEBMAN won four letters in both foot ball and basketball at East Liverpool, 0., High School. He is a business ad major at TU. Since 1915 WILLIE KIMMONES played three years at tackle at Scott in addition to captaining his track team. He is one of the biggest Rockets. Kick off, Tol edo University . .. Let's Go! HARRY LANZI, sophomore center from Newton, N. J. , is a younger brother of Joe, a center on last THE year's Rockets. Harry is national YMCA heavy weight wrestling champion and leads Joe Scalzo's TOLEDO Tl·CKET CO. topnotch TU wrestling team . ''Toledo's Own" BILL MICHAEL never played football before. Wish You Well He reported late, thinking he couldn't make the team. But Coach Snyder uses this six-footer at end. Advertising is his major. We Sell Confetti for All Enthusiasts ( 27) Ralph Edwards, who coaches "Truth or Consequences" over CBS radio a11dtelevision networks, here uses his quizmaster technique on football. FOOTBALL TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES by RALPH EDWARDS 1. The first football team the boys were ready to die for 8. The two-platoon system is (1) a band maneuver dur was old (1) Siwash (2) Hard Knox (3) Notre Dame ing half-time (2) the use of two elevens-one for ( 4) Rutgers. offense, the other for defense ( 3) the calling of 2. At the present rate of exchange a touchdown is muster instead of signals duriJ1g times-out. worth (1) five points (2) six points (3) seven points 9. The term 6-2·2-l refers to (1) a sequence of downs (4) the game. used in the T-formation (2) the single-wing's offen 3. The coach of the old Carlisle Indians was ( 1) Sitting sive alignment (3) the quarterback's IQ (4) a de Bull (2) Percy Haughton (3) Glenn Warner. fensive alignmc,t. 4. The man whose boys ran up the best Rose Bowl 10. The width of a football field is (1) up to the referee record was (1) Howard Jones (2) Knute Rockne ( 2) 100 feet ( 3) 160 feet ( 4) depends on the field. (3) Luther Burbank. 11. The "Cinderella Team" of 1941 was (1) Stanford 5. The nickname of the team that lies "far above (2) Indiana (3) Nebraska {4) Sweet Briar. Cayuga's waters" is the (1) Floating Ducks (2) 12 . The score of a forfeited football game is (1) 3-0 (2) Webfoot Brigade (3) Big Red (4) Big Storm. 61h-O(3) 7-0 (4) 1-0. 13. Goal posts were first introduced in (1) 1869 (2) 6 . The "Grand Old Man of Football" is (1) Bernie 1899 (3) 1903 (4) 1919. Bierman (2) Amos Alonzo Stagg (3) George Ber· nard Shaw (4) Glenn Warner. 14. The number of football officials required at a college football game is (1) up to the coaches (2) five (3) 7. The T-formation is (1) a British custom (2) a foot four (4) according to who is playing. ball offense deriving its name from the position of 15. The man recently awarded the honor of being "the the backs (3) a new system invented in Boston. greatest football player of the last fifty years" was (1) Red Grange (2) Glenn Davis (3) Jim Thorpe . YOU HAVE FAILED TO TELL THE TR UTH, SO YOU'LL HAVE TO PAY fflE CONSEQUENCES (1) You play center, and by letting the opposition through the the afternoon running around your own end. middle, defeat your own ends. (9) Substitution! Smith's right tackle. Jones is left guard. And (2) Take the hall around end, get hit by a 200-pound back, and you're left back (in the clubhouse) ! become a waffle on the gridiron. (IO) Try to make an easy buck all along the line, and lose your ( 3) You're the guy holding the ball in the Statue of Liberty shirt. play, when the opposition puts out your lights. (11) For missing the one about the Cinderella team, we'll m_ake (4) Go into action for the Barber's College, and get penalized you the coach until midnight ••• then you turn back into for Clipping. a pumpkin! (5) You're the best forward-pass blocker in the league, figura· (12) Rub your team down with sandpape r the next time it gets tive)y speaking, but the enemy takes you too laterally. penalized for unnecessary roughness. (6) Your team is on its own five-yard line. Th e enemy has the (13) In a rouiih game, the ball explodes. Everybody else gets a hall. Bring your boys a telephone, and tell them to "Hold piece of the pigskin as a souvenir. You take a lacing! the line!" (14) Slice through tackle, and get squeezed in the Orange Bowl. (7) Co out and get sugar and cream for the Tea Formation. (15) Meet a new gal and signal for a fair catch .. • then get (8) For missing that one, you're consigned to spend the rest d thrown for a loss when you try a delayed pass! BOWLING GREEN BRAIN TRUST A coach with one of the best records in small colleges, Robert H. Whittaker is enter ing his tenth year at Bowling Green State University . He was graduated from Miami University in 1929. His imposing BG record stands at 49 wins, 25 losses and 4 ties. Whittaker's assistants are George Muel lich, Bruce Bellard, Vernon Dunham and James Whittaker. Athletic director at BG is Ha1·old Anderson, known ·for his topnotch basketball teams. * * * This state university is located in Bowling Green, a 25-mile neighbor of Toledo. There Robert H. Whittaker are about 4300 men and women 1·egistered Bowling Green Head Cooch there. The Falcons colors are seal brown and burnt orange. Bowling Green has been on TU football schedules since 1919. BOWLING GREEN 1949 RECORD Bowling Green 47 Rider College 14 20 Central Michigan 0 19 Toledo 20 0 Morris Harvey 21 21 Baldwin-Wallace 34 24 John Carroll 38 27 Kent State 6 35 Mt. Union 7 13 Eastern Kentucky 21 1950 SCHEDULE Sept. 23 Rider, at Lansford, Pa. Sept. 30 Miami U., at Bowling Green Oct. 7 Bradley, at Bowling Green Oct. 14 Central Michigan, at Mt. Pleasant, Mich. Oct. 21 Baldwin-Wallace, at Bowling Green Oct. 28 AT TOLEDO Norbert Cowan - No. 29 Nov. 4 Kent State, at Kent, Ohio Nov. 11 Youngstown, at Bowling Green Star left half of the Falcons is 21 . . . 6-0 ... Nov. 18 Eastern Kentucky, at Richmond, Ky. 195 . . . hails from Fort Wayne, Indiana. The Official Watch For Timing This Game Is Longines The World's Most Honored Watch ( 29) RENT RENT A NEW CAR A NEW TRUCK Hotshots of Opponents HERTZ DRIV-UR-SELF SYSTEM 227 ST. CLAIR STREET in the Richardson Garage GArfield 37 47 THE TOLEDO TOWEL SUPPLY CO. 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Proximity - Chris Spencer - the 1950 Hambletonian winner , Lusty Song - Dr. Stanton - Jerry the First - Demon Hanover - Egan Hanover - Grattan Mc Kiyo . .. and all of the famous drivers "Does this mean I'm through?" ( 32) Gallagher' s Sudden Service UNIVERSITY OF TOLEDO Tak es Teamwo rk Too l BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 1950 Your Garments Sonitone-Cleoned In by 10 - Out by S (Monday thru Frida y) 3835 Haverhill Drive Near Berdan LUMBER for BUILDING OR REMODELING Save time and money by coming here for all your building needs, including best grade lumb er, hard ware, point , scree ns, etc . STARR LUMBER & COAL CO. 1701-13 Storr Avenue J erry Bush Coach TA. 4696 TA. 4697 TA. 4606 (Ho me Games in Capital s) FORMAL \VEAR Reduced Prices FOR Dec. 1 Akron Goodyears (exhibition) on Rentals Dec. 4 ADRIAN and BLUFFTON During Our 3Sth RENT Dec. 6 MICHIGAN Anniversary HO Suite to chooM from Dec. 9 ILLINOIS REDUCED Dec. 12 DENVER RATES Dec. 14 NIAGARA • Dec. 16 TEXAS TECH TUXEDOS Dec. 19 Miami (Ohio) Dec. 23 EASTERN KENTUCKY Tux edos $5.75 •a.75 !m all add ltlnn al Dec. 28 MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE ehars• for artf'aa ort" • Full Dress • Cutaway Jan. 2 Wayne • • Ring Bearer • Tuxedos Jan. 6 SAN FRANCISCO IU.1 lpt lllt Ifft Olltrt Ira, P1111 h lh Jan. 8 JOHN CARROLL Ol'£N £V£NINCS 'TIL t Jan. 11 BOWLING GREEN Smoll Additional Jan. 17 AKRON GOODYEARS (exhibition) Chorges for RUSSELLS OIIT CllAIIIIG CLOTHIIII CD, Jan. 20 Dayton AccessoriH •os .Sre1dw,.- Hu, U,.io• Sta•ioe M4 1n 03110 Jan. 27 St. Bonaventure (at Buffalo) 3.S >'••••at tit• Som• Lecalien Jan. 30 Xavier Feb. 3 DAYTON Feb. 6 Western Michigan Feb. 11 Villanova (at Philadelphia) fjoon & C9tis Feb. 16 University of Louisville Feb. 17 MIAMI Fine Portraiture Feb. 19 WAYNE Feb. 21 Bowling Green (at Sports Arena) Candid or Studio Wed din gs Feb. 24 LOUISVILLE Feb. 26 XAVIER 402 W. Bancroft Str eet Feb. 28 WESTERN MICHIGAN Mar. 3 JO HN CARROLL GA. 1561 ( 33) What MARCHING MUSICAL MEN NICHOLSON CONCRETE THE T. U. BAND MEANS TO YOU 1. Our Ready Mixed Concrete Is Economical 2. More Permanent Concrete, Because We use Air Entraining Cement 3. More Uniform Concrete - SC, Process - Exclusive with Nicholson 4. Better Delivery - Concrete As You Like It, When You Wont It 5. More Plastic Concrete - Easier to Finish FOR BETTER CONCRETE FOR BETTER SERVICE FOR BETTER PRICE NICHOLSON CONCRETECOMPANY Foot of Magnolia -Tol edo - GArfield 5844 $AVING A GOOD HABIT In his first year as director of Toledo U.'s march ing band is Harold E. Smith, a 1941 graduate of Illinois Wesleyan University. FOR READY CASH From 1936 to '41 he was assistant brass in structor at Wesleyan; instrumental director at High land, Ill., public schools from 1941-43; in military AT ANY TIME service until 1946 and band director of Des Plaines, Ill., public schools from 1947 to '49. Now Mr. Smith adds to his extensive career by teaching music here at TU, and leading the band. He has done work at Teachers' College, Columbia * University, towards a doctor's degree . A young man, whose entire life is wrapped up in music, Mr. Smith more than fills the job of lead THE HOME BUILDING ing our small, but growing, marching band. Drum major for the 1960 marching band is AND SAVI NGS CO. Wayne Bricker who is working toward a major in music. He was drum major at Clay High School before coming to TU. Bricker has been awarded 902 Broadway ADams 5192 numerous prizes for his work in contests in Ohio and other parts of the U. S. ( 34 ) St. Bonaventure Game COVERT - OHIO WILSON O'SHEA * * SPALDING * ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT Sat urday, November 11th, the Rockets travel to • Olean, N. Y., to meet the highly-to uted St . Bonaven SPOTBIL T and BROOKS SHOES 'ture J;Jrown Indians. Rated as one of the top ranking teams in the East, St. Bo~aventure should • give the TU gdd warriors quite a hassle. 328 Superior St. MAin 8311 Then on the following Satur day, Nov. 18, at 2:15 p.m., the Rockets return to the Glass Bowl to play Headquarters For Kodak Cam eras their final game of the season agains t Wayne Uni versity Tartars. RAPID6 HOUR Always a good game, th is year the Tarta rs, who are loaded, figure to make the locals squirm on DEVELOPING AMO PRIMTIMG SERVICE their home gri diron. Toledo has won the last six tuss les, but Wayne has cohtinually been a tough TOLEDO CAMERA SHOP opponent. The recor d stands at 12 Rocket wins, one tie and eight Tartar victories. "The l OOo/0 Photographic Store" 225 Huron - between Lamson's & Gas Office It will be the last time to see the Rockets dur ing regular 1950 play, so come out and enjoy your self! MIDDLESEX ME A TS OF QVAl.ITY Cleaners & Tailors, Inc. Our Steak s, Roasts and Sau sage s are compa rabl e to our Hot Dogs which ar e sold exclusivel y !n t his stadi um . 2132 MIDDLESEX DRIVE GRAMLING MEATS. INC. }Ord an 6548 502 Tecum seh St. corner Collingwood MAln 8269 Lee Schneider , President • Dry Cleaning AMBULANCE SERVICE Fin e T ailoring • Shir ts Launder ed Through the courtesy of the Toledo Amb ulance Service , Inc., ADam s 4123 , we are able to insu re care of all !nfure d penans at our games - play er or sp ectator , SLOUGH CHAIR COMPANY 6-PONTIAC-8 SALES AN D RENTALS CHAIRS - HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT - TABLES • 1422 W. Bancroft St. GArfie ld 1221 BROWN MOTOR SALES F AMO US VITA-BOY Your Fri endl y Ponti ac Dealer POTATO CHIP S- PRETZELS- POPCORN The Only Chip With VITAMIN B-1 Ad ded THEY'RE GOOD FOR YOU 901 Front Street TAylor 4631 2106 Auburn Avenue GArfleld 2111 ( 35) University of Toledo and Opponents - Week to Week Week End of WHk End of Week End of Week End of Wee k End of WH k End of Week End of WH k End of WH k End of Coll .. • Sept . 23 Sept. 30 Oct. 7 Oct. 14 I Oct . 21 Oct. 21 Hov. 4 Hov. 11 Nov. 11 OtherG0111.. t' Southwestern Ft. Hoys Woshburn U. St. Benedict's Emporio Stot e Rockhunt Colleg e To Be Rollo School ot AT TOLEDO Coll.. • Teach ers College at Pitt sburg , Kos. Open College at College ot ot Konsos City Scheduled Min .. , Sept . 15 KANSAS STATE at at Atchison , Kos. Pitt sburg , Kos. Winfi eld, Kos. Ft. Hoys, Kos. 14 -32 26-6 Xavier U. Ken t Sta te U. Youngstown Cose Tech Morsholl College Dayton U. Syracus e U. Boldwln -Wolloce St. Bonaventure ot Cleveland ot Cleveland College ot Cleveland ot Huntington , ot Doyton , 0 . ot Clevelond ot Berea , O. ot Olean , H. Y, JOHH CARROLL AT TOLEDO at Cleveland w .v a . Stadium Sept. 17 19-24 41-0 48-7 27-0 19-27 Northern Illino is Central Michigan MiomiU . Washington U. Cincinnati U. Butler U. Western Ohio U. at De Kalb State at Kalamazoo, TOLEDO at Oxf ord, 0 . at at Kala111azoo, at Kalamazoo , Reserve U. at Ath ens, 0 . WESTERN Mich. St. Louis, Mo. Mich . Mich. at Kalamazoo , MICHIGAN 41 - 13 21-13 54 - 19 0-35 Youngstown St. Bonav entur e Kentucky U. Quantico Marin es Xavier U. John Carroll U. MlomiU . Marshall College Chatton0090 College at at at AT TOLEDO at Dayton , O. at Dayton , 0 . ot Dayton , O. ot Oxford , O. at Dayton , 0 . at Chatton0090 DAYTON Dayton , 0. Olean, H. Y. Lexington, Ky. Hov. 2J 7-0 14 - 40 0 - 40 14 -13 Colorado Bowling Green Wich :to U. Tuho U. Droke U. Woyn e U. Hew Mex ico U. - ot Peoria , Ill. ot Peorlo , Ill, ot Des Moines, lo. ot Peorlo , Ill, ot Albuquerqu e, Stot e College Stot e U. ot BRADLEY Open ot Peor :o, Ill. Bowling Gree n, 0 . TOLEDO H. M. 57 - 0 6-34 Rider College Mlom i U. Bradl ey U. Central M:chigon Boldwin-Wolloce Kent State U. Young stown Eoste m at Lansford , Po. ot ot ot Mt. Pleosont ot ot Kent , O. Colle&• ot Kentuc' ot BOWLING GREEN Bowling Green , O. Bowling Gree n, O. Mich . Bowling Green, O. AT TOLEDO Bowling reen, O. Richmon , Ky. 0-0 6-54 20-14 0 - 12 West Virginia U. Wosh ington U. Colt ote U. ot Ohio U. Clnclnnotl U. Butler U. Western MlomlU . Cose ot Morgonto wn, ot Clevelond Hom 1lton , N. Y. ot Athens, O. at Clnc lnnot i, 0 . ot Cleveland Michigan - ot Cleve land ot CleYOlond WESTERN w.vo. AT TOLEDO ot Kolomozoo , Hov. 30 RESERVE Mich. . 13-31 24-20 6-47 0-35 Housto n U. Dayton U. Boston U. Duqu esneot St. Vincent Hiogoro John Corroll ot at Olean , H. Y. at Boston Pittsburgh, Po. ot Olean , H. Y. at Olean , N. Y. ot Oleon , N. Y, ST. BONAVENTURE Houst on, Tex. TOLEDO Sept . 17 29-14 40-14 23 - 19 27 - lt So. Dokoto U. Det roit U. Weste rn Illinois Michigon Normal Temple U. Omoho U. S. Dokoto Stat e Bradl ey U. at Detro it ot Detroit at Detroit ot ot ot Omoho , Nebr . ot Detroit ot Peoria , Ill, WAYNE Ypsllontl, Mich. Philod elphio , Po. AT TOLEDO 19-14 0 - 34 20-21 T.U. opponents listed first, Where to Go After the Game THE ROCKET ROOST LAwndale 0267 STEAKS - CHOPS - FISH For Your Drinking Pleasure Short Orders - Sandwich es - Fountain Service Open 7 A.M. to 9 P.M. 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BANCROFT AT WESTWOOD SECOR GRILL GOOD Dorr ot Secor PLACES The GRANADA GARDENS VILLAGE KITCHEN TO EAT 4 Woterville, 0., Route 24 Try our famous • COL~INGWOOD GRILL STEAKS • CHOPS • CIDCKEN Open Aroun d Collingwood at Delaware the Clock OPPERMAN'S RESTAURANT Tasty Sandwiches • Chicago Pike at Reynolds Rd. Finest Mixed Drinks Dancing Nightly Afte r 9 P. M. Opperman's MONROE and SECOR RD. LA. 0323 BETTER FOODS ( 37) - - - ' All-Time Football Record University of Toledo Rockets 1919 1927 1936 T.U. 0 Ohio Northern 18 T.U. 0 Alma 80 T.U. 32 Findlay O 6 Bowling Green O 19 Hillsdale O 0 Boston 6 0 Western Reserve 19 13 Wayne O 6 Denison 9 6 Adrian 27 6 Bluffton O 0 Western Reserve 14 12 Defiance 6 34 Findlav O 6 Wayne 9 7 Wayne 8 0 Wittenberg 25 0 Miami (Ohio) 13 1928 0 Heidelberg 7 1920 50 Otterbein O T.U. 7 Western Reserve 18 T.U. 31 Findlay 9 0 l\lt. Pleasant 18 1937 0 Wooster 84 T.U. 26 Bluffton O 2 Wayne 14 0 nowling Green 14 0 Defiance 15 19 Georgetown O 1921 6 Wayne 18 6 Ohio Wesleyan O T.U. 0 Cincinnati 20 9 Bluffton 88 7 Akron 21 47 Findlay O 0 Michigan "B" Team 88 13 Miami 7 40 Defiance O 89 Wayne 19 0 Adrian 1 (forfeit) 1929 12 Dayton 7 T.U. 0 Akron 26 West Virginia 34 7 Bowling Green 20 Findlay O 0 1 Baldwin-Wallace O 7 6 Xavier 8 0 Bowling Green O 1938 (forfeit) Bluffton O 0 Wayne 13 7 T.U. 13 West Liberty O 17 Wayne O 26 St. Joseph O 1922 12 Mt. Pleasant 31 26 Ohio Wesleyan 0 T.U. 0 Defiance 7 25 Defiance 13 13 Dayton 17 0 Alma O 1930 18 Marshall 7 6 Hillsdale O T.U. 0 Akron 41 39 Wayne 20 G Bowling Green 6 0 Ohio Northern 6 6 John Carroll 6 3 Muslcingum O 12 Defiance 13 7 Akron 13 2 Wayne 6 6 Findlay 20 0 Xavier 13 0 Baldwin-Wallace O 0 Heidelberg 58 18 St. Marys (Tex.) 7 ]923 0 Bowling Green O 1989 T.U. 12 C:nrn egie Tech 82 14 Bluffton O T.U. 39 Valparaiso O 13 Michigan State 18 Wayne O 19 Detroit Tech 6 Normal O Hl31 20 St. Marys 12 82 Grand Rapids O No football team-lack of funds. 26 North Dakota 7 3 Akron 10 6 Scranton 7 27 Bowling Green O 1932 6 Western State O 27 Defiance O T.U. 18 Capital O 20 John Carroll O 87 Findlay O 0 Wayne 3 12 Marshall 14 0 Notre Dame Reserves 0 Heidelberg 12 12 Lon~ Island 13 81 Marietta O 20 Xavier O 38 Wayne O Bowling Green 12 1940 19 Hillsdale 82 12" ()Herbein 7 T.U. 21 Detroit Tech 3 " Ohio State "B" Team 6 1924 0 84 Davis-Elkins 12 T.U. 7 Michigan State 1933 7 Marshall 6 Normal O T.U. 2 Capital 7 0 Scranton 6 0 Carnegie Tech 54 0 Wayne O 12 Western State O 12 Bowlini Green 7 29 Defiance 6 33 John Can oll 12 19 Hillsda e O 12 Kenyon O 12 Baldwin-Wallace 14 6 Assumption O 26 Bowling Green 7 20 Butler 6 6 Dayton 52 6 Heidelberg 6 7 Long Island 19 27 Wayne O 13 .John Carroll 83 1941 Akron 14 12 Otterbein O T.U. 0 St. Jose;h 3 7 55 Detroit ech O 1925 1934 7 Marshall 33 T.U. 0 Western Reserve 14 T.U. 20 Capital O 20 John Carroll O 0 Buffalo 2 0 Western Reserve 7 0 Wes tern Michigan 34 6 Dayton 29 1!) Louisville 7 9 Illinois Wesleyan O 0 Ohio U. 7 40 Kenyon O 39 Camp Shelby O 2 Assumption 6 0 Buffalo 8 2 Butler 18 0 Michigan State 58 22 Bowling Green O 27 Baldwin-Wallace 7 20 Findlay O 9 Muslcingum O 14 Bradley Tech 6 0 Wayne 22 13 Case 33 22 Jefferson Barracks 21 0 Louisville 34 1935 1942 1926 T.U. 0 Capital 6 T.U. 26 Kent State 14 T.U. 0 Alma 19 0 Boston 6 26 Illinois Wesleyan O 14 Hillsdale 26 0 Haskell Institute 0 0 Western Michigan 13 0 Defiance 12 18 Case 7 6 John Carroll 6 7 Bluffton 13 13 Denison O 6 Marshall O 7 Findlay O 68 Bowlin~ Green 0 0 U.S. Coast Guard 26 6 Xavier 69 41 Louisvi le 7 0 Butler 12 14 Wayne 7 19 Buffalo 6 12 Youngstown 39 33 Buffalo 7 31 Heidelberg O 14 Bradley Tech 13 < 88) All-TIME FOOTBALL RECORD FROM ROCKET RECORDS (Continued) It was on Oct. 18, 1947, that it happened. 1943 1944 What happened? 1946 No football-World War II Toledo U's surprising last quarter victory over 1946 a highly-favored Dayton team. T.U. 14 Western Reserve 14 42 Case 14 Speedy Dick Huston, now an assistant coach 14 Marshall 14 here, intercepted a third-quarter Flyer's pass and 13 Dayton 20 scooted 43 yards for a score. Capable John Shutt 33 Akron 13 28 John Carroll 19 booted the extra point. 14 Wayne 6 14 Baldwin-Wallace 7 Then in the fourth period, jet-propelled Huston 7 Wichita 13 took a Lee Pete toss good for 35 yards and gal 21 Bates 12 loped 40 more stripes to paydirt. (First Annual Glass Bowl Game) The tense moment arrived with the Rockets and 1947 Flyers tied at 13 points. Could Toledo do it? T.U. 40 Grate Lakes O 41 Case O Everyone was on his feet as "Bottlejohn" Shutt 14 John Carroll 35 -so known because of his physical re·semblance to 21 Youngstown 7 14 Dayton 13 a comic-strip character in the mid-thirties-ambled 38 Akron 7 into the ball game. 14 Baldwin-Wallace 6 7 Wayne O "We need this one, John!" exclaimed Bill 33 South Dakota 12 Beach, assistant coach. 13 Canisius 21 20 New Hampshire 14 "Don't worry about it," said Bottlejohn. (Second Annual Glass Nervously, Lee Pete approached the big man. Bowl Game) 1948 "Think you can make it, Johnny?" T.U. 42 Bates O O Detroit 36 "Don't you worry, Lee boy. It's in the bag" 20 John Carroll 46 said the coolest man on the field. 6 Bowling Green 21 O Dayton 20 Mike Carman snapped the pigskin back-Lee 21 Springfield 14 Pete touched it down-John Shutt swung his leg. 14 Baldwin-Wallace 20 27 Wayne 14 One point! and Toledo won, 14-13! 21 Canisius 26 I 28 New Hampshire 14 Cool John Shutt looked down at his feet. His : 27 Oklahoma City 14 knees were shaking like aspens. His brow was (Third Annual Glass dripping sweat. :8owl Game) 1949 But he was there when the chips were down! T.U. 26 Loras 35 14 John Carroll 28 . 14 Dayton 47 42 Springfield 14 48 Oklahoma City 7 37 Wayne 7 56 North Dakota 6 FOOTBALL TICKET AGENCIES 48 New Hampshire 14 20 Bowling Green 19 UNIVERSITY OF TOLEDO 13 Cincinnati 33 (Fourth Annual Glass Bowl Game) University of Toledo Ticket Office, JO. 3822 or JO. 8741, Ext. 239. Uni\'ersity of Toledo Head Athletic Supply Co., 330 Superior St. Coaches, 1917-1949 Jess Willard Cigar Store, Summit St. and Madi- 1917 John Brandeberry son Ave. 1918 James Baxter 1919-1920 A. Watt Hobt Salter's Drug Store, 3047 West Bancroft St. 1921-1922 Joseph (Mike) Dwyer 1928-1925 James (Pat) Dwyer Orchard Drug Store, 3059 West Bancroft St. 1926-1929 Boni Petcoff Covert Ohio Sporting Goods Co., 328 Superior St. 1930-1935 James Nicholson 1936-1942 Dr. C. W. Spears 1943-1945 No football TICKET PRI CES 1946-1947 James (Bill) Orwig 1948-1949 J. Neil (Skip) Stahley Box seat: $2.50 1950 Robert A. (Bob) Reserved: $2 Snyder General admission: $1.50 ( 39) Compliments of the STATE BANK OF TOLEDO INDEX TO ADVERTISERS 331 Erie Street Acme Speciolty Co·-·------·---·------· 4 2301 W. Central, at Monroe Athletic Supply Co,------·-·-·--· 14 Atlo1 Poving Co· ---- -·------·--- 26 Bonhom Oldsmobile Co. ··------7 Borton Equipment Co·------············------·-- 40 ORCHARD DRUG Beocon Boneless Beef , Inc ...... ·--·-··-·-··----·-· 31 Benner , Inc. ------··--····-·-··--·· ------··--·-- -· 16 3059 W. Bancroft ot Middlesex Binkley Motors C·o·-····----·------·------··-- 40 Phone JO . 1911 - Free Delivery Bob Eddy Bu:ck Co. . __ ·------······------·------·----- 27 Brooks lns uronce Co. ______·-··-·----··---·------·- 31 Independent Neighbo rhood Druggi st Brown Motor Soles Co· ------·-·------35 Buddies Lunch System , Inc ...... ·------11 Corl Weissenberger Chevrolet ---·····-·--·--·-----··--··----· 44 Champ ion Spark Plug Co·. ·------···· ·----·-· ----·------3 JIM CROCKETT Chesterfield Cigarett es ------·------·- 22 , 23 INSURANCE Circus Bar ------·-----·------· 37 Club Conti -·------·--·------·------·------37 211 Nicholas Building Coca -Colo ----·---- .... ·------·-··--············-··------21, 24 Caffee Cup Restaurant .._. ______, ...... - ...... _ .. __ 37 GArfield 5342 Toledo 4, Ohio Colony Clean ers --··--·------·------14 Covert-Ohio Sporting Goods Co. ·------35 Damschrader-Berry Clothing Co ...... - ...... ______27 ERIKSEN'S, INC. Enterprise Roofing Co·------·-·····- ----·--·--·- 29 Toledo Headquarters for Portable Typewriters Erlksen's, Inc. ------40 ROYAL-UNDERWOOD-CORONA-REMINGTON Feldmon 's Bokery --···------·------·----····-··- 11 Buy From a Typewriter Specialist Folger's Meots -··--·-- - -~------· 27 Fred Christen & Sons _ ...... ------·-···-··--····--·------· 41 323 Erie Street MAin 1193 Gallagh er Cleaners -·--· ·--·-----·-··---·-·------·---- 33 Gollont Lumber Co. ______----- ·-- -·--·------30 George Gilsdo rf Plumbing ---·-- --· . ··--- -·---· ------41 This field is maintained with our equipment Gerald Good Goroge ---·----····-·····-----·--·---· ·------·-· 29 Goon & Otis Photogrophers ______------·········---· --- 26 BARTON EQUIPMENT COMPANY Gromling Meot Co·----·----··-·------35 Gronodo Gordens -----·------·---··---··--- - 37 3904 Secor Road Herta: Driv-Ur-Self System ·------·----·-·- 30 Home Building & Soving s Co...... ·--···--·----·-·-----·-- --- 34 Home Pocking Co. ------····-·------·-----·---·-·------41 Horn Hordware Star • ----·--···-·------· 40 PUGH HEATING COMPANY Irv Pollock Motors ______...... • ...... 33 FURNACES - STOKERS - OIL BURNERS Jim Crock ett Insuranc e Ca. ------·······------40 SPOUTING AND SHEET METAL WORK Kleswetter Corpet & Rug Cleaning Co· -···--··--····------·- 26 APPLIANCES - AIR CONDITIONING Kopf Chevrolet ····------··------···-·------25 2607 W. Central Ave. Toledo , Ohio Kuhlman Builders' Supply Co. -··-··-·-----·------14 Libbey-Owens-Ford Gloss Ca·------·--····------13 Phone KL. 1555 Langlnes-Wittnau er Wotch Co. ______17 Lorelyn Ranch ·---·-·-··-··-···------37 Lawnsbury Chevrolet Ca.·------····-·----·- 14 DRINK MORE Lucky Strike Cigarett e CD,------·-···-··· ·--·------14 Mardi-Gros Bar & Steak Hause -·---· ------·--- - 37 Middl ese x Clean ers ------35 FRESH MIL . K Nichalson Concrete ·------··--··-·--·--- 34 19th Hale ----·········-··--·---·-·------37 Opperman 's Secor Grill ------37 Orchard Drugs --- ·----·------·-······----··--·-- ---·- 40 Owens-Illinois Gloss Co,------20 Toys and Gifts, All Year 'Round Pemberton Cad:llac Co. ------·····------·-·-- 16 People's Savings Assoc iation ______41 HORN HARDWARE Philip Morri s Cigar ettes ______5 Radio Carporotion of Am erica ______43 1222-24 BROADWAY Reddish Bras. Hardware Co,------·---·-----·----- ·-· 11 Rack et Roost ------······-····---·------37 Russell's Dry Cleaning and Clothing Co. ------33 BUY or SELL Solter' s Drug Store ------40 Scharling 's Grocery ------···--·-- --· 30 Your Car from Shank-Cobley , Inc . ------17 Sherlock Baking Co,------·------· 29 Slough Chair Co. ------·--·---· ------· 35 "HONEST BOB" BINKLEY Starr Lumber Co. -----·--·-··------33 1520 Monroe Street EMerson 6556 State Bonk of Toledo ------·------40 The Willows ------·----- 37 Toledo Blode Co. ------·---- 2 Toledo Camero Shop ------35 SALTER'S DRUG STORE Toledo MilkEd:son DeolersCo. ------' Assn , ______404 Toledo Ticket Co. ------27 Registered Pharmacist Toledo Towel Supply Co.·------30 SERVING OTTAWA HILLS, Town Club ------35 Vita-Boy Potato Chip Ca. ------35 WESTMORELAND, OLD ORCHARD Weorley Motor Co·-·---·------·------11 Pick-Up and Delivery Will Thrun Toilar ---·------·------41 3047 W. BANCROFT STREET JOrdan 3221 ( 40 ) ASSISTANT COACHES WILL A. THRUN Meet Dick Huston and Ed Burrus FINE T A/L ORI NG MEN'S and LADIES' SUITS and TOPCOATS Quality, Style, Workman ship $60, $65 and $70 AND BETTER 211 NORTH ST. CLAIR Between Madison & Jefferson - MAin 6839 GEORGE J. GILSDORF HEATING and PLUMBING SERVICE 1137 W. Bancroft at Detroit - GA. 4943 Two additions to the Rocket grid staff are Dick Huston and Ed Burrus, both former TU stars. They assist Gene Stauber with the freshman team. Dick is a special guidance teache r at Robinson Junior High School and works with the frosh f rom 3 to 6 p.m. daily. Ed is a representative for Libbey Owens-Ford Glass Co. before coming out here to coach the linemen . Toledo is proud to have these two alumni on its staff! It is but one other move in building Rocket athletic fortunes. Richard A. Huston is 31, 5-10, 165 pounds. Ed ward Burrus is 26, 5-10, weighs 205. Dick was graduated in 1947; Ed in 1950. 1949 Fre shman Numera l Winners Linemen: Tom Alia, Charles Bowes Bill Colbert, Rino Dena rdi, Floy d Gadt, Fred Gilmore1 , Dick Gordon, Ward Heath, Rona ld Holey, Anthony Keever , Dick Kelley, Willie Kimmones, Gene Koschick, Bill Koz SHORT ON FUEL? man, Harry Lanzi, Leon Lehman, Carlos Loehrke, Roger Peluso, Allen Schuster, Dick Steger, Dick Keep warm on less fuel with Ubl, Jim Vitale, Roger Wadsworth. JOHNS-MANVILLE ROCKWOOL Backs: INSULATION Bob Aubry, Ed Burgin, Dick Denman, Porter King , J ohn Quick, Roger Ramsey, Dick Torio. The Fred Christen & Sons Co. A Box of Pop Corn - A Hot Dog Sheet Metal and Roofing Contractors and on Ice-Cold Soft Drink will odd to your enjoyment of the gam e. Coll Earl F. Bankey Stock up before the Gome and at half -tim e. ADoms 4161 ( 41) TOLEDO U. SONGS AND YELLS GOLDEN AND THE BLUE T.U. FIGHT SONG Living symbol of our city, U of Toledo, we'll fight for you, Busy with its care, (Fight, fight, fight) Stands our noble Alma Mater, U of Toledo, we love your gold and blue, Serving those who dare. (Fight, fight, fight) Lift the chor,us ever onward, Men of the Varsity, the enemy must yield, Golden and the Blue, We'll fight just like our ancestors Hail to thee our Alma Mater, And march on down the field. Hail Toledo l:. r! Wayne E. Bricker University of Toledo Drum Major LONG TOLEDO LOCOl\fOTIVE YEA TEAM Fight ! Fight! Fight! Fight! HELLO YELL Yea-a-a Team! Team Fight I Team Fight! H-E-L-L-0 ...... Yea-a-a Team I Fight ! Fight! Fight! Fight! H-E-L-L-0 Yea-a-a Team! Team Fight! Team Fight! T.U. says Hello! Fight! Fight! Fight! Fight ! Fight! Fight! Fight! Team Fight! Team Fight! Ssssssssssssssss Toledo! ( 42) The Foirlleld J ...... #.A , ~ AO"'.._., , , ~efd,,tl,~~·~ ~ ~ RCA VICTOR 16-INCH When you choose your te levision set, remember, you're making a long term investment. That 's why today so many value-conscious television buyers a re choosing the RCA Victor 6T7 1. Its big 16-inch pictures are th e dear est. They're locked in p lace by the Eye Witness P icture Synchronizer. The new, powerful chassis performs even in weak signal areas. ttGolden Throat" tone system . A phono -jack to plug in your favorite record attachment, most like ly the RCA Victor ••45." And wh en it comes to beauty, the RCA Victor 6T7l will seem new to you for years to come. Wh en you choose th e RCA Victor 6T71 you get long term satisfaction, enjoyment and beauty. ., Be sure t o see the exciting Fairfie ld , Mode l 6T71. Be sure to ask about the RCA Victor Facto ry- Serv ice Contract , too. See Your Favorite RCA Victor Dealer ( 43) WE SALUTE THE ROCK.ET ADDITION OF COACH BOB SNYDER and Wish the Team and Coach es Cont inu ed Success See the most beautiful buy of all ... 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