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L. W. ST. JOHN Athletic Director

BERNIE BIERMAN Head Coach

FRANK McCORMICK Athletic Director PAUL BIXLER Head Coach [ 7 ] Grand Slam Man THE KROGER co . By Morris Rokeach Whose Stores Are Exclusive Distributors of The swimming team, to be rcpre cnted uccessivc years Peppe has procluccd Earl Clark, Al in the forthcoming London Olympics j)robably will be Patnik, Frank Dempsey, Chuck Batterman, Ilobie Bill­ FRESHER CLOCK BREAD loaded with the brilliant Buckeye aquatic aces who have ingsly, Ted Christako and ;.liller ,\nclcrson. andwiched made Ohio State the swim capital of the world. bet II een tho e greats are a host of top-flight springboard Skipper of those Blazing Buckeye,, 11 ho splashed their ,atclitc who were a shaforth High in Columbu , where he participated in foot­ tankers wrote hi,turv into the books \\ ith its "Grand ball, ha,kethall and baseball. He temporarily interrupted THE BUCHER ENGRAVING CO. Slam" of the nation•; three major swi111111inp. titles. This his education at Ohio State Univcr ity to accept a posi­ feat has been duplicated just once in the history of in­ tion as pby,ical education instructor in the Columbus tercollegiate competition - and this by Peppc·s 1111ht·at- public schuok ft was then that he was responsible for able 19-46 crew. · stimulating ,,·idc-sprcad swimming interest in Columbus. COLUMBUS, OHIO Twenty-six 111cn have attained \11 -.\merkan eminence Peppe returned to Ohio State. where he was graduated undc1· P cppc's adroit handling since he tuok u,-cr as with a ll. S. degree in Physical Education and later coach 15 years ago. This year alone, ·even Huckey cs earned a master's degree al Columbia University. \Vhen ( Ilalo Hirose, Jack Hill, Dick Fetterman, :.liller An­ he returned again, he and Athletic Director L. \V. St. Engravings and Color Plates der on, Ted Chri takos, Lennie Adell and Jim Coun il­ John planned construction of the Buckeyes' $850,000 man) were selected All-American by the olil'gc S11 int three-pool natatorium which seats 2,000 _pectators. ming Coaches' A sociatiun. The Scarlet and Gray natators inaugurated their {ir,t Although Peppe wa never a great di,cr - his gn·at­ swi11rn1ing meet with a1: auspiciou 43-32 triumph o,·er esl per onal tt·iumph was winning the .\lleg11L'ny :.\loun­ the Cincinnati Friars ,\thletic Club in 1932. tain A. A. U. District meet in 1921 - Ohio State enjoys Peppe and Ohio State swimming have come a long an unparalleled diving dynasty of intercollegiate compe­ 1,ay 111ce that memorable day. tition for the past decade. This incredible stranglehold of springboard specialists started when Jimmy Patterson set the patt<'rn for a seemingly endless succession oi diYing talent in 1938. In Ohio State University

8'( ROKE'ACH Swimming Records GRANO SLAM MAN------

CO.-\CH 50 yards free style. 23.4 seconds by Halo Hirose, 1946 100 yards free style. 50.0 seconds by Halo Hirose, 1946 220 yards free style. 2 :09.8 by William Smith, As Time Passes- Completed 1922 1943 71-/EGtfANJJ SLA/1 t1AN HAS COAC/IEP .3 HAT/()1(,ll, 3·816 Tf. , 440 yards free style. 4 :42.6 by Keo Na­ 6 A.A. I/. Clllllfl'IOIISH/P 7EAtfS ~ kama, 1942 J.6 ALL-AtlctflCIIIIS /# 1'1 YfAfiS. 150 yards backstroke. 1 :34.8 by Mark OHIO STADIUM Follansbee, 1943 200 yard breast stroke. 2:22.5 by James Stands as Pos itive Evidence of the Enduring Strength Possible to Attain in Concrete by Using Counsilman, 1943 300 yard medley relay. 2:56 (Richa rd MARBLE CLIFF LIMESTONE AND Fetterman, James Counsilman Halo Hirose) MARBLE CLIFF CRUSHED LIMESTONE 1946 I 440 yard free style relay. 3 :31.4 (Robert THE MARBLE CLIFF QUARRIES CO. J?hnson, Ed Sabol, William Neunzig, W il­ liam Quayle) 1938 C O L UMBU S, OHIO 1500 meters free style. 19 :34 by Keo Nakama, 1942 [ 8 ] [ 9 ] OHIO PLAYERS

CARLTON KESSLER TOM PHILLIPS End Halfback

RAY DI PIERRO Guard ROBERT JABBUSCH OHIO Guard AMLING WILLIAM DOOLITTLE CAPT. WARREN PLAYERS Quarterback Tackle

FORREST HAMILTON Tackle

ROBERT BRUGGE HOWARD TEIFKE Halfback Center

Photos by House of Portraits JAMESO N CRANE JERRY KP.ALL TRAIAN DENDIU Photos by House of Portraits End Halfback End [ 1 1 J [ 10 J The Buckeye Battle Cry OHIO STATE VARSITY ST A FF WHERE ALL In old Ohio there's a team, That's known throughout the land; GOOD FELLOWS Eleven warriors, brave and bold, Whose fame will ever stand, And when the ball goe over, GET TOGETHER Our cheers will reach the sky, Ohio Field will hear again The Buckeye Battle Cry.

Drive! Drive on down the field, Men of the Scarlet and Gray; Don't let them through that line, * We have to win this game today, Come on, Ohio! Smash through to victory, Smitty's Drugs We cheer you as we go; Our honor defend 16th and High So we'll fight to the end For Ohio,

Last Buck Results With LETTERMEN RETURNING Left to right:--Jack Graf, head coach, junior varsity; Sam Selby, li ne; E. R. Godfrey, line; Paul Bixler, head coach; 1946 Opponents FOR 1946 SEASON Carroll C. Widdoes, bac:ks; W. H. H. Dye, backs; Esco Sarkkinen, ends. Name Years Lettered Position Missouri 6, Ohio State 47 ( 1945) Aml ing, Warren- 1944, 1945 ...... Tackle Brugge, Robert- 1944 ...... Halfback Crane, Jameson-1945 ...... End Southern California 12, Ohio State 28 Csuri, Charfes-1941, 1942 ...... Tackle (1942) Dean, Hol- 1941, 1942 ...... Guard Ohio State Football Coaches Dendiu, Traion-1944 ...... End Ohio Stadium Statistics DiPierro, Ray- 1944 ...... Guard l 886-89 ...... * Jack Ryder Wisconsin 0, Ohio State 12 ( 1945) Construction cost ...... Fazio, Charles- 1945 ...... Tackle 1890-1 ...... "' Alexander S. Lilley .. $1 ,34 l ,OOO Hamilton, Forrest- 1945 ...... Tackle Temporary Purdue 35, Ohio State 13 ( 1945) James, Thomas- 1942 ...... Halfback l 892-98 ...... "'Jack Ryder capacity ...... 72,000 Jobbusch, Robert- 1942 ...... Guard 1899-1902...... John B. Seats in lower deck ...... 41, 11 0 Kessler, Carlton- 1943, 1945 ...... End C. Eckstorm, M.D. Minnesota 7, Ohio State 20 ( 1945) Krall, Gerald-1945 ...... Halfback l 903 ...... Perry Hale Seats in upper deck ...... 21 ,000 McGinnis, Robert- 1944, 1945 ...... Guard l 904-05 ...... E. R. Sweetland Northwestern 14, Ohio State 16 ( 1945) Oliver, Glenn- 1943 ...... Fullback Box seats ...... 3,334 Palmer, Richard- 1941 , 1942 ...... Fullback 1906-09 ...... A. E. Herrnstein Permanent seats ...... 62, 11 0 Pittsburgh 0, Ohio State 14 ( 1945) Parks, Ernest- 1943 ...... Halfback 1910...... *Howard Jones Plank, Ernest- 1943 ...... End Circumference ...... One-third mile Renner, Charles-1944 ...... Center l 911 ...... Harry Vaughn Illinois 2, Ohio State 27 (1945) Rosen, John- 1941 ...... Center 1912...... John R. Richards Ground area ...... 10 acres Schneider, Wilbur- 1942 ...... Guard Length ...... 752 feet, 6 inches Michigan 7, Ohio State 3 (1945) Souders, Cecil- 1942, 1943, 1944 ...... End 1913-28 ...... John W. Wilce, M.D. Schnittker, Max- 1945 ...... Tackle l 929-33 ...... *Sam S. Willaman Width ...... 596 feet, 8 inches Stackhouse, Ray- 1943 ...... Tackle Note: Southern California replaces Iowa o n the Stungis, John- 194 3 ...... Quarterback 1934-1940...... *Francis A. Schmidt Height of wall ...... 981/4 feet 1946 schedule. Ohio State defeated Iowa in 1945, Teifke, Howord- 1943 ...... Center 1941 -43 ...... Paul E. Brown 42 to O. Verdova, Alex- 1945 ...... Halfback Number of employes per game ...... 2,000 1944-45 ...... Carroll Wible, Cal- 1945 ...... Guard C. Widdoes Seats in press box ...... 115 Winters, Som- 1945 ...... Tackle 1946...... Paul 0 . Bixler Radio and Photography booths ...... 17 *Deceased. [ 12 J [ 13 ] OHIO OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY ROSTER PLAYERS

No. Name Pos. Age Wt. Ht. Home Class 53 Adomle, Anthony ...... C 22 206 6' Cleveland Sophomore 90 ''Amling, Warren ...... T 21 197 5'11 Y2 " Pono, Ill. Senior 98 Bonnie, Dole ...... E 20 193 6' Columbus Freshman 32 Bonnie, David ...... FB 20 195 6' Columbus Freshman 11 ,:, Brugge, Robert ...... HB 20 194 6' Parma Sophomore I 10 Connovino, Michael ...... HB 21 168 5 11 ' Cl eveland Sophomore 89 ''' Crone, Jameson ...... •...... E 20 194 5' 10" Columbus Sophomore 60 ,:, csuri, Charles ...... T 24 199 6' Cleveland Senior 84 ''' Deon, Hal ...... G 24 205 5'11" Wooster Senior 82 ,:' Dendiu, Troion ...... E 20 191 6' Campbell Sophomore 68 ,:, Di Pierro, Raymond ...... G 20 197 5'9" Toledo Sophomore 97 Dixon, Stanley ...... E 22 202 6' 1' Wyoming Sophomore 24 Doolittle, William ...... QB 23 188 5'9" Mansfield Sophomore 52 Duncan, Howard ...... c 22 221 6'3" Lakewood Freshmen 72 ''' Fazio, Charles ...... T 20 208 6'3" Morion Sophomore 63 Gaudio, Robert ...... G 21 203 5' 10" Cleveland Freshman 76 ,:, Hamilton, Forrest ...... T 18 212 6'3" Cleveland Sophomore 18 Huwer, Charles ...... HB 18 175 5'11" St. Mary's Freshman 62 · Jobbusch, Robe rt ...... G 23 195 5'10" Elyria Junior DUNCAN 66 ,:, Jomes, Thomas ...... HB 5'9" HOWARD 23 184 Massillon Junior Center 86 ,:, Kessler, Carlton ...... E 21 190 6'2" Worthington Junior 77 Kirk, Brenton ...... T 21 216 6' New Philadelphia Freshman 44 ''' Kroll, Gerold ...... HB 19 181 5' IO" Toledo Sophomore 69 Krieger, George ...... G 20 191 5'11" Columbus Freshman 65 ,:, McGinnis, Robert ...... G 20 200 6' Wyoming Junio r 85 Morrison, Fred •.....•.•...... •...... •.. E 19 206 6'1" Columbus Freshman JACK WILSON Newell, W illiam HB 48 ...... 18 172 5' 1 I" Columbiana Freshman CECIL SOUDERS Tackle 73 O' Hanlon, Richard ...... T 18 214 6'2" East Liverpool Freshman End 31 ,:, Oliver, Glenn ...... FB 20 192 5'11" Columbus Sophomore 88 Palmer, Jomes ...... E 22 180 6' Springfield Sophomore 26 ,:, Palmer, Richard ······················ ..... QB 24 193 5'1 O" Cleveland Senior 83 ,:' Porks, Ernest ...... E 20 240 6'4" Canton Sophomore 38 Perin i, Pe to ...... FB 18 214 5' 10" Washington, N. J . Freshman 43 Phillips, Thomas _ ...... HB 22 176 5'9" Berea Sophomore 96 ''' Plank, Ernest ...... E 22 205 5'11" Columbus Sophomore 67 Quattrone, Joseph ...... G 21 202 5' 11" Steubenville Freshman 54 '' Renner, Charles ...... C 20 189 5' 11 Y2" Akron Sophomore 55 ''' Rosen, John ...... ······················· .... C 25 197 5' 11 V2 " Brownsville, Po. Junior 12 ,:, Schneider, Wilbur ...... G 23 178 5'7" Gahanna Junior 70 ''' Schnittker, Mox ...... T 19 223 6'2" Sandusky Junior 61 Schuster, George ...... G 22 180 5'11" Canton Sophomore 81 Shannon, Richard ...... E 20 211 6'2" Akron Freshman 25 Slager, Richard ...... QB 18 185 5'11" Columbus Freshman 80 ,:, Souders, Cecil ...... E 26 203 6' 1" Bucyrus Senior 23 Spencer, George - ...... QB 21 202 5'11" Columbus Freshman 78 ~' Stackhouse, Roy ······················ ...... T 21 235 6'2" Dayton Sophomore 95 ''Stung is, John ...... QB 21 192 6'1" Powhatan Point Sophomore 42 Swinehart, Rodney ...... HB 20 177 5'9" Wooster Freshman 56 ''Teifke, Howard ...... C 21 193 6' Fremont Sophomore 35 Templeton, David ...... FB 24 198 5'11" Bedford, Ind. Sophomore HAL DEAN ,:, verdovo, 16 Alex ...... HB 18 182 5'10" Lakewood Sophomore Guard 36 Whisler, Joseph ...... FB 22 207 5'11" Willard Sophomore 79 Wilson, Jock ...... T 21 205 6'4" Xenia Freshman Wolfe, Russell HB 15 ...... 22 159 5'9" Upper Sandusky Sophomore Photos by House of Portraits 74 Zeigle r, Andrew ...... T 20 215 6'2" Cleveland Freshman

ROBERT GAUDIO O'HANLON RICHARD Guard The Official TT'at,<· h for Timing Today's Game i .~ Lo11gi11es- The IV orld's Most Honored Watch Tackle [ 14 J r Is 1 MINNESOTA COACHING STAFF

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10 Cannavn,o, Michael ...... HB 11 " Brugge, Robert ...... HB 12 *Schneider, Wilbur ...... • ...... • . .... C 14 Jackson, Paul ...... HB 15 Wolfe, Russell ...... HB 16 * Verdova, Alex ...... HB 18 Huwe,, Charles ...... HB 23 Spencer, Ceorge ...... QB 24 Doolittle, William ...... QB 25 Slager, Richard ...... QB 26 *Palmer, Richard ...... QB 29 Zimmer, Robert ...... QB 31 * Oliver, Clenn ...... FB 32 Bonnie, David ...... FB 34 *Candee, Charles ...... FB 35 Templeton, David ...... C 36 Whisler, Joseph ...... FB 38 Perini, Pete ...... FB 42 Swinehart, Rodney ...... HB 43 Phillips, Thomas ...... HB 44 * Krall, Cerald ...... HB 45 Henry, Joseph ...... HB 47 Demmel, Robert ...... HB "ff E T'OOK TUE LETl'ER 8 CK ..... 48 Newell, William ...... •...... HB ••• PVTSIIE KEPT TIIE SWEATER" 52 Duncan, Howard ...... C 53 Adam le, Tony ...... C ENJOY A DELIGHTFUL EVENING in the 54 ORenner, Charie:, ...... - * 55 * Rosen, John ...... C 56 '° Telfke, Howard ...... •...... C 60 ocsuri, Charles ...... T The 61 Schuster, Ceorge ...... C 62 "'Jabbusch, Robert ···············-···································C ~~ ...... C E- NES BITT 63 Caudio, Robert ...... M cC LUR DINNER AND DANCING NI TELY 65 • McCinnis, Robert ...... C 66 OJames, Thomas ...... HB With 67 Quattrone, Joseph ...... C M OTOR C OM PAN Y 68 q DIPierro, Raymond ...... C AL JAHNS AND HIS ORCHESTRA 69 Krieger, Ceorge ...... C 70 ~Schnittker, Max ...... T CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH 71 Jennings, John ...... T The 7 2 ~Fazio, Charles ...... •...... T DISTRIBUTOR 73 O' Hanlon, Richard ...... T 74 Ziegler, Andrew ···················o...... T Service SAPPHIRE ROOM 76 ~Hamilton, Forrest ...... T Complete One Stop Super 77 Kirk, Brenton ...... •...... •.. T for all makes of Cars and Trucks Se lected Menus and A La Carte 78 *Stackhouse, Raymond ...... T 79 W ilson, lack ...... T nro LOl,ffION 80 *Souders, Cecil ...... E THE 81 Shannon, Richard ...... •...... •...... E 82 '-' Dendiu, Traian ...... E 611 East Broad * 1505 East Main SPANISH ROOM 83 * Parks, Ernest ...... E Luncheons and Dinners 84 '°Dean, Hal ················-·······························---·--···-···C 85 Morrison, Fred ...... E Hugh Nesbitt '14 Harold R. Wood '31 86 '" Kessler, Carlton ...... E President V. Pres. (:r Gen. Mgr. 87 OJackson, Richard ...... E Headquarters for 88 Palmer, James ...... E OSU Intercollegiate Alumni Assn. 89 *Crane, Jameson ...... E ..T and 90 *Am ling, Warren (Capt.) ...... 91 *W ible , Calvin ...... •...... C Minnesota Football Team 95 *Stungis, John ···························--···-···················--QB 96 * Plank, Ernest ...... - ...... E 97 Dixon, Stanley ·--·····-··-····-·-·······--·····-···············T PLAN YOUR PARTY AT THE DESHLER-WALLICK 98 Bonnie, Dale ·······-··········································-··-E 1000 Rooms-1000 Boths-Gorage Facilities ~ Lettermen L. C. Wallick, Pres.

[ 18 ] MINNESOTA c OHIO Be,on 22 STATE u: LT LG RG RT RE LE LT LG c RG RT RE (:rant Wid,elh Olsono,ki omellini Carroll Baumgarlnt'r •>Uder mling Gaudio Adam It' Dean C,uri Crane lJ 98 17 73 60 Si 80 90 63 53 8-i • 60 SQ QB QB 1'1,perl 33 R. Palmt'r !:!6 LHB RHB urn RHB Faunn· 5 Wheeler II Jim• 66 \'t•rdo"1 16 1-B FB B,•ier,dorf 19 W11i,ler 36 'Q .\0 LIST s.ndberg. b 2J McNeil!, b 4S Avery, b SQUAD LIST 2 Hau.,ken, b 24 Gagne, • 48 B8ston, e Collison, b is B. Elliott, b 4nnie, b 68 Di Pierro, & 89 Crane, e 19 Be.iersdor'f, b 42 olon, b • 80 McGeary, t U Templtton, I 69 Kriea:tt, s 91 Wible, 11 20 Danieben, II 43 Ha(enkamp, b 87 Baum&•r1ntt, • 38 Perini, l, 70 Schnittker, 1 95 S1un1is, b 22 Beson, c 44 Marcotte, 98 Widseth, t 42 Swinehart, b 71 Jenning,, I 96 Plank, e • 43 Phillip,, b 72 F•zio, t 97 Dixon, e OFFICI L 44 Krall, b 73 O'Hanlor., t 98 Dale Bonnie, • Referee-William Blake (Lora ). Umpir Dallas Marvil ( orthwestem) Field Judge Dr. David Reese ( Denison I Head LimNnan Paul Goebel (Michigan ) University of Minnesota THE PLAYING NUMBERS

HISS No. Name Position 1 '''Sandberg, Robert ...... QB 2 Hausken, Walter ...... HB STAMP 3 ,:, Collison, Ro~ert ...... HB 4 * Frickey, Herman ...... HB COMPANY 5 Faunce, Everett ...... HB 7 Bye, W illiam ...... HB 8 * Hary, Robert ...... HB 9 Elliott, William ...... FB HERMAN A. BLOOM 10 Malasky, James ...... FB 11 Wheeler, Emerson .. HB President and Genernl Ma nager 13 Crant, Harry ...... E 14 ''Cates, 'rhomas ...... HB 1 S Tonnemaker, Clayton ...... •• . .. C 16 '-' Bruhn, Earl ...... QB RUBBER, BRASS AND STEEL 17 ''01sonoski, Larry ...... • ...... C 18 Zimmerman, Darre l ..... ·····························n ...... HB 19 Biersdorf, Kenneth ...... FB MARKI NG DEVICES 20 Danielsen, Robert ...... C 22 * Beson, Warren ...... C BRONZE TABLETS 23 McN ei lt , Jack ...... HB 24 •'Cagne, Vernon ...... E NUMBERING MACHINE 25 Elliott, W illiam ...... FB 27 McAllister, Ralph ...... QB 30 01.son, Don ...... C 31 Bailey, Don ...... QB 195 EAST LONG STREET 32 '-' luckemeyer, Richard ...... ••.. . .. HB It's "smooth" ridj nCJ when you ride 33 *Kispert, Merland ...... QB C OLUM B US, O HI O 34 *Silovich, Joe ...... HB on asphalt, the safest, most durable, 35 Silianoff, Steve ...... C 36 Soltau, Cordon ...... E lowest cost surface. Put a smile . in 37 *lossie, Robert ...... C 38 * Honn, Laron ...... C every mile with asphalt. 39 Polak, William ...... C 40 Hein, Marvin ...... ····H····················E 41 Thiele, W illiam ...... QB GAINING 42 Solon, Harvey ...... FB 43 Halenkamp, Larry ...... E 44 ~' Marcotte, William ...... E I N EnjOy Life More 45 *Avery, Charles ...... HB 46 Larson, William ...... C FAVOR 47 Heffelfinger, Mark ...... HB 48 Baston, Fred ...... E 49 * Hein, Herb ...... E wltlz PLANTS: 50 Moehnke, Merle ...... '{ 53 Just, Fred ...... E tlz~ f2towd ! Canton' 54 Wagner, Dan ...... C SS *Carley, Robert ...... E Football fans soon dis· Findlay 56 * Lutx, Richard ...... FB cover that Mills R estau· Garfield 58 Zupet:i: , John ...... HB rants p rovide the greatest 59 Kissell, Mike ...... C Kenton 60 Carroll, William ...... T measure of satisfaction • from every v iewpoint. Lodi 61 Ku:i:ma, Frank ...... FB 62 Kelson, Robert ...... C Marion 63 McCovern, James ...... '{ 64 Bush, Edward ...... T Sandusky 65 DeCoster, Doug las ...... C 0Jills"19" Warren 66 Crevich, Milan ...... T RESTAURANT · 19 N. HIGH ST- 67 Mealey, Robert ...... £ Baltimore, Md. 69 Holker, Don ...... C Savannah, Ga. 70 ::i pulver, Dale •...... •...... C AT 71 Frit:i:, Cene ...... T 73 Nomellini, Leo ...... C 7 S Ciddings, Dean ...... T QUICK ALSO LOCATED 76 *Edwards, W alter ...... C SELF-SERVICE IN CLEVELAND 77 (•l)ellago, Charles ...... C 80 McCeary, Clarence ...... T 77 S. HIGH ST. AND CINCINNATI )0 • 2 AND 4 87 * Baumgartner, William ...... E 90 Peot, Richard ...... T 98 Widseth, Dean ...... T O'CLOCK " lettermen

[ 23 1 FOOTBALL RULE CHANGES 1946

1. On an illegal pass by either team the penalty is five yards from the spot of the pass, and also involves the loss of a down if made by the team which put the ball in play by scrimmage. The rule formerly provided that in the case of an illegal pass, the ball was brought back to where it originally was put in play, for the penalty.

2. The number of time outs in each half has been increased from three to four but when the watch is stopped by a substitution from the bench, only sufficient time to complete the substitution will be allowed. 3 . The size of the numerals is increased from six to eight inches on the front of the player's jersey, and from eight to ten incr.es on the back. The numerals are to be of a single contrasting color.

4. The penalty for a foul committed on a kicked ball when the foul occurs after I the ball has crossed the line of scrimmage and before it has been touched by the RICHARD SLAGER receiving team, is made from where the ball was put in play. This removed an unduly Quarterback severe L penalty under which the ball went to the offending team at the spot of the foul. DAVID BONNIE ST AN LEY DIX ON Fullback OHIO End PLAYERS TASTE When In Dayton PURITY WHOLESOMENESS LON GO'S SPAGHETTI HOUSE 1301 E. THIRD STREET

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45 *Avery, Charles ...... HB 23 170 6' Antigo, Wis...... Junior 48 Ba ton, Fred ...... E 2-1 190 5'11" Minneapolis ...... Sophomore 87 *Baumgartner, \\' illiam ...... E 25 198 6'.:J" Duluth ...... c.....Senior 19 Beiersdorf, Kenneth ...... FB 21 187 6' Chicago, Ill. .. ,., ... Freshman 22 *Beson, \\'arren ...... C 22 193 6' 1Iinneapolis ...... Sophomore 16 *Bruhn, Earl ...... QB 23 190 5'11" St. Bonifacius ...... Senior 7 Bye, William ...... RH 19 17-1 5'9" Anoka ...... Freshman 60 Carroll, William ...... RT 21 219 6'50" LaCrescent ...... Sophomore 55 *Carley, Robert ...... RE 21 175 5'11" St. Paul ...... Senior l.:J *Cates, Thumas ...... HB 21 166 5'11" St. Paul ...... Senior 3 *Co!lison, Robert ...... HB .20 180 5'11" Fairmont ...... Sophomore 20 Danieben, Robert ...... G 27 200 S'll" ::\1inncapoli ...... Junior 77 * Dellago, Charles ...... G 22 225 5'11" Virginia ...... ] unior 76 *Edwards, \\/'alter ...... C 20 205 6'1" Minneapolis ...... Sophomore 25 Elliott, William ...... FB 19 183 5'100" Minneapolis ...... Sophomore 5 Faunce, Everette ...... H B 20 170 5'11" Fergus Falls ...... Sophomore 4 *Frickey, Herman ...... HB 26 200 5'11" Billings, Mont. .... Senior 2.:J *Gagne, Vernon ...... £ 20 198 6' Robbin dale ...... Sophomore 75 Giddings, Dean ...... T 19 2-10 6'3" Minneapolis ...... Freshman CHARLES CSURI 13 Grant, Harry ...... E 19 192 6'20" Superior, \Vis. . ... Freshman Tackle 66 Grevich, Milan ...... T 22 190 6'1~" Mt. Iron ...... Freshman -13 Halenkamp, Larry ...... E 24 200 6' Minneapolis ...... ] unior 8 *Hary, Robert ...... HB 23 176 5'10" St. Cloud ...... Junior 2 Hau ken, \\'alter ...... HB 18 170 5'9" Glenwood ...... Freshman 49 *Hein, Herb ...... E 24 165 6' Billings, Mont. .... Senior TOM JAMES RICHARD PALMER Halfback 40 Hein, Marvin ...... E 20 178 6' Billings, Mont. Sophomore OHIO Quarterback 69 Holker, Don ·····································-···········G 22 202 6'20" Minneapolis ...... Sophomore 38 *Honn, Laron ...... G 18 182 5'10" Minneapolis ...... Sophomore 33 *Ki pert, Merland ...... QB 22 205 6'1" St. Paul ...... Senior PLAYERS 37 *Lossie, Robert ...... C 20 185 5'9" St. Paul ...... Senior 32 *Luckemeyer, Richard ...... H B 24 196 6' St. Cloud ...... Sophomore 56 *Lutz, Richard ...... FB 23 180 5'9" ::\1inneapolis ...... Sophomore 10 Malosky, James ...... FB 17 190 5'11" Cro by-Ironton .... Freshman 44 *Marcotte, \Villiam ...... E 21 176 6' ::\1inneapolis ...... ] unior 27 McAllister, Ralph ...... QB 17 188 6'1 1/i" vVichita, Kans. . ... Freshman 80 McGeary, Clarence ...... T 20 220 6'.:J" \Vhite Bear ...... Freshman 63 1IcGovern, James ...... T 2.2 195 6'1" LaCro e, Wis. . ... Sophomore 23 McNeil}, Jack ...... HB 21 190 6'1" Hampton, Iowa .... Freshman 50 Moehnke, :-Ierle ...... T 2-1 210 6'2" Rochester ...... Sophomore 73 Nomellini, Leo ...... G n 180 6'2" Chicago, Ill. Freshman 30 Olson, Don ...... C 21 193 6'10" Virginia ...... Freshman 17 *Olsonoski, Larry ...... G 20 205 6'2" Lancaster ...... Junior 70 *Pulver, Dale ...... G 21 192 5'9" Minneapoli ...... Sophom, re I *Sandberg, Robert ...... QB 2.:J 205 6'3" Rice Lake, Wis. ..Junior 35 • ilianoff, Steve ...... C 2.:J 185 6'1" \ Vilmerding, Pa. ..] unior 3.:J *Silovich, Joe ...... - ..... H B 23 195 5'11" Eveleth ...... Sophomore -12 olon, Harvey ...... FB 23 196 6'1" Duluth ...... Sophomore 36 Soltau, Gordon ...... E 21 187 6'2" Duluth ...... Freshman -11 Thiele, William ...... QB 20 181 ::\finneapolis ...... Freshman IS Tonnemakcr, Clayton ...... C 18 220 6'2" Minneapolis ...... Freshman 11 \ \'heeler, Emerson ...... HB 20 180 6' 1Iinneapoli ...... Sophomore 98 *Wid eth, Dean ...... T 21 210 6'3W' Gonvick ...... ophomore TONY ADAMLE *Lettermen Center JOE WHISLER Fullback

Game is Longines- The World's Most Honored Watch GEORGE SPENCER The Ofji.cia/, Watch for Timing Today'$ Ph.ot ot bV House of Portratts Quarterback [ 26 J r 21 1 SAFETY COURTESY SERVICE BETTER PREPARED THAN EVER TO SE RVE YOU Yea, Ohio GREEN CABS Wm. P. Zinn & Co. ADams 4141 The REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS • Wendt-Bristol Co. 37 NORTH 3rd ST MA. 33 35 - LO. 105 . Est. 1906 F. H. A. - G. I. - INS. CO. MORTGAGE LOANS SURETY BONDS HILL CABS The PreJcription tore of Columbus PROPERTY MANAGEMENT COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE MAin 13.13 SALUTES YOU

• We will be pleased to serve you for Elastic Be lts, Knee Caps, Anklets and Trusses, Composite Football Stand­ RADIO CABS Sick Room Supplies, Surgical Instruments and Microscopes. ings, Western Conference ADams 2222 E. ELFORD 1936-1945 • TWO STORES 5 1 E. State St. 721 N. High St. (Inclusive l AD. 6018 MA. 3153 NO RTHWA Y GABS Main Office ~ anch Offiw &SON School Won Lost Ties Pct. OHIO STATE 40 16 2 .714 UNiversity 11 91 We Deliver Minnesota ··-- ...... 35 18 2 .660 Michigan ········· 34 18 2 .654 Purdue .. 26 21 5 553 Contractors Northwestern ...... 30 25 5 .545 Indiana . . 25 24 3 .510 Wisconsin 20 33 3 .377 Illinois ...... 18 34 2 .346 Final Standing Iowa .. ... 13 38 4 .255 Minnesota Scores Chicago 1 15 0 .063 Western Conference . ····· - In 1945 CHAMPIONSHIPS Team w L T Pct Pts Op.Pts Minnesota 34 Missouri O Minnesota ...... 4 (1937, 1938, 1940, 1941) Ind iana 5 0 l 1.000 157 34 OHI O STATE ...... 3 (1939, 1942, 1944) Michigan 5 1 0 .833 106 36 Minnesota 61 Nebraska 7 Indiana . . ... _ . . l ( 1945) OHIO STATE 5 2 0 .71 4 133 65 Minnesota 14 Fort W arren O Northwestern .. . .. l (1936) Minnesota 30 Northwestern 7 Purdue-Michigan tie . ( 1 l ( 1943) Purdue 3 3 0 .500 115 99 Nort Minnesota 7 OHIO STATE 20 COLUMBUS hwestern 3 3 l .500 102 108 SECOND PLACES W isconsin 2 3 1 .400 81 79 Minnesota O Michigan 26 O H I O Michigan- three; two ties Northwestern--one Ill inois 1 4 1 .200 6 4 79 Minnesota O Indiana 49 OH 10 ST ATE--one; two ties lawa--one Iowa 1 5 0 .167 54 228 Minnesota 19 Iowa 20 W isconsi n--one M,nnesota--one tie Minnesota 12 W isconsin Purdue--one tie Minnesota 1 5 0 .167 68 149 26

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FRED MORRISON ALEX VERDOVA End Halfback CARROLL C. WIDDOES W . H. H. DYE ESCO SARKKINEN Backfield Coach Backfield Coach End Coach

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BRENTON KIRK Tackle Photo, by H01Ue of Portratta SAM SELBY JACK GRAF E. R. GODFREY [ 30 J Line Coach Head Coach, Junior Varsity Line Coach [ 31 J ~- OHIO STATE FOOTBALL CAPTAINS 1890.... Jesse L. Jones (Spring) 191 1 ...... Frank P. Markley 1930...... Wesley E. Fesler .... Paul M. Lincoln (Fall ) 1912...... Don Barricklow 1931 ...... Stuart K. Holcomb 1891 ...... Richard T . Ellis 1913 ...... W . Irving Geissman 1932 ...... Lewis Hinchman 1892...... Richard T . Ellis 1914...... Campbell J. Graf 1933 ...... Sidney Gillman 1893 ...... A. P. Gillen 1915 ...... Ivan Boughton 1933 ...... Joseph T. Gailus 1894...... W . G. Nagel 1916...... Frank G. Sorensen 1934...... Regis Monahan 1895 ...... Renick W . Dunlap 1917 ...... Harold J. Courtney 1935 ...... Gomer T. Jones 1896 ...... Edward H. French ...... Howard Courtney 1936 ...... M erle E. Wendt 1897 ...... Harry Hawkins 1918.... Clarenc e A. McDonald 1937 ...... James McDonald 1898 ...... John Segrist ; 1899...... D . B. Sayers 191'9 ...... Charles W . Harley ...... Ralph Wolf 1900...... J. H. Tilton 1920.. lolas M. Huffman, M.D. 1938 ...... Carl Kaplanoff 1901 ...... J. M. Kittle 1921 ...... Cyri I E. Myers, M. D...... Michael Kabealo 1902...... W . F. Coover 1922...... Lloyd A. Pixley 1939...... Stephen Andrako 1903 ...... James R. Marker 1923 ...... Bon i Petcoff, M.D. 1940...... J ames Langhurst 1904...... John D. Thrower 1924...... Francis D. Young 1941 ...... Jack Stephenson 1905 ...... Ralph W . Hoyer 1925 ...... H. B. Cunningham 1942...... George M. Lynn 1906...... James F. Lincoln 1926...... Martin G . Karow 1943 ...... Charles Csuri 1907 ...... H. J. Schory 1927 ...... Theodore R. Meyer ...... Jack Dugger CHAR LES RENNER Center 1908 ...... W . D. Barrington 1928 ...... Leo Raskowski 1944...... Gordon Appleby 1909...... Thomas H. Jones (Name cha nged to Leo Randa ll) 1945 ...... William Hackett 191 O...... Leslie R. Wells 1929...... Alan M. Holman 1946...... Warren Amling ROBERT McGINNIS MAX SCHNITTKER Guard Ohio State Tackle PLAYERS Ohio's Most Modern HOTEL Chittenden Hotel T HE Home of Famous Purple Cow Fort Hayes and The Oasis Cocktail Bar COLUMBUS For Food and Beverages 350 ROOMS ALL WITH BATH Private Dining Room- -

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JIM MALOSKY KEN BEI ERSDORF BUD HAUSKEN Fullback Fullback Halfback [ 34] l J; l For Your Ohio State's All-Time Football Record, 1890-1945 PART Y THE DEAN & BARRY CO. With Ohio Teams With Non-Conference Teams or Team Won Opponent Won Ties (Outside Ohio ) Ohio State 26 Ohio Wesleyan 2 1 DANCE Ohio State 16 Team Won Opponent Won Ties Manufacturers of Kenyon 6 0 Ohio State 14 Denison 1 1 Ohio State 7 Pittsburgh 2 1 Ohio State 13 Oberlin 10 3 Ohio State 5 Missouri 0 0 Ohio State 13 Otterbein 2 3 Ohio State 12 Wittenberg 3 0 Ohio State 3 Kentucky 0 0 Ohio State 10 Case 10 2 Ohio State 3 West Virginia 0 Ohio State 9 Cincinnati 2 0 Ohio State 3 Vanderbilt 1 0 Ohio State 7 Muskingum 0 0 Ohio State 2 Columbia 0 0 Ohio State 6 Marietta 1 0 Ohio State 5 Ohio Medical 2 2 Ohio State 2 Pennsylvania 0 0 Ohio State 5 Western Reserve 6 l Ohio State 2 New York U. 0 0 Ohio State 4 Wooster 2 2 Ohio State 2 Southern Col . 2 0 Ohio State 4 Akron 1 0 Ohio State DePauw 0 0 Ohio State 4 Ohio Univ. 0 0 Ohio State 3 Heidelberg 0 0 Ohio State Wilmington 0 0 Ohio State 2 Columbus Barracks 1 0 Ohio State Colgate 0 l Ohio State 2 Miami 0 0 Ohio State Virginia 0 0 Ohio State I Dayton Y.M.C.A. 0 0 Ohio State Drake 0 0 Ohio State l Comp Sherman 0 0 Ohio State 1 Antioch 0 0 Ohio State l Christian 0 0 COLUMBUS, OHIO Ohio State 1 17th Regiment 0 0 Ohio State 0 Central Ky. 0 Ohio State 1 Wilmington 0 0 Ohio State 0 Carlisle Indians 0 Ohio State 1 Mt. Union 0 0 Ohio State 0 Syracuse 0 0 JAMES VERNOR COM PANY Totals Ohio State 161 Opponents 49 15 Ohio State 0 Penn State MA. 689 1 525 E. Broad S t. Ohio State 0 Michigan State 0 Pct. 767 Ohio State 0 Auburn Tech. 0 I Ohio State 0 California 0 With Western Conference Opponents Ohio State 0 'Princeton 1 Ohio State 0 Notre Dome 2 0 1890- 1945 inclusive Ohio State 0 Cornell 2 0 THE Team Won Opponent Won Ties Totals Ohio State 35 Opponents 17 4 ICE Ohio State 20 Illinois 12 2 Pct. 673 Ohio State 17 Indiana 8 3 Ohio State 14 Northwestern 8 l SHAW-DAVIS CO. Ohio State 12 Michigan 27 3 Ohio State 10 Chicago 2 2 With Service Teams COAL Ohio State 9 Purdue 3 0 FUNERAL HOMES Ohio State 9 Wisconsin 5 2 Team Won Opponent Won Ties Iowa 4 1 Ohio State 6 2 Col. Barracks 1 0 AND Ohio State 4· Minnesota 3 0 Ohio State 34 W . 2nd AVE. Ohio State 2 Novy 0 0 Totals Ohio State 101 Opponents 72 14 Ohio State Comp Sherman 0 0 UN. 4155 Stoke r C OAL Pct. 584 Ohio State 17th Regiment 0 0 Ohio State Fort Knox 0 0 North Branch 4341 N. High St. CHARCOAL Ohio State Iowa Seahawks 0 Since Ohio State Entered Conference in 1913 Ohio State Great Lakes 0 JE. 2619 AND CARRY OUT CRU SHED ICE Team Won Opponent Won Ties Totals Ohio State 9 Opponents 3 0 Ohio State 20 Illinois 11 1 Pct. 750 COLUMBUS' FINEST FUNERAL HOMES Ohio State 17 Indiana 4 1 Ohio State 14 Northwestern 8 1 * 12 Michigan 15 1 Ohio State TOTAL Ohio State 10 Chicago 2 2 Ambulance and Invalid Car Servic~ 9 Purdue Ohio State 3 0 Total Ohio State won ...... 306 MURRAY CITY Ohio State 9 Wisconsin 5 2 Ohio State 6 Iowa 4 1 Opponents won ...... 141 FAST, SAFE, COURTEOUS Ohio State 4 Minnesota 3 0 COAL & I CE CO . Ties ...... 33. STADIUM AMBULANCE SERVICE Totals Ohio State IO I Opponents 55 9 1 3 3 4 ED GEHILL RO AD Pct. 647 All time percentages ( 1890-1945) ....• ...... 685 24 HOURS UN. 1151 UN. 11 52

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