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Football Program Jnterrerence with rorward pus. (H penalty on oUenie. 15 yards a11d Jon of down. Jnterrerence bY de· renlfl, ball to offense on IPot or roul •• rtrat down. ) A SCOTT LAWN 0. M. SCOTT & SONS • • MARYSVILLE, OHIO ) I~ ! -- The University Flower Shop 11 - 16th Ave. ODD G ~ -=-""- ..... ,,, .,,. -~ _.... .,. ~ ... -- ~-~.,.~.. Serving Ohio State Since 1925 1H£ i II CHA}AflON JI IN IC£ CREAM Leekie COAL COMPANY, Inc. COLUMBUS, OHIO * Miners and Shippers POCAHONTAS NEW RIVER WEST VIRGIN IA and KENTUCKY .. COAL [l) l 3 1 Say it with Flowers We Deliver on Call R. AD. 1201 Lead off The Evening WILKE with FLOWERS q She Will Give You a Cheer • »« u Viereck The Florist 84 S. Fourth Columbus, "CO AHEAD, TAKE THAT TOUCHDOWN PASS. I'll TAKE THIS BOX OF BUCKEYE POTATO St. Ohio CHIPS SOME FAN JUST TOSSED OUT HERE." LISTEN TO " FOOTBALL FORUM"-FRIDAY NIGHTS 7 :30-WCOL. A M Quality Preparation Service L Daily Rates $4.50 up-American Plan E Baths $2.00 Elevator Service I A For Rest and Health T T --- --r-;~ y INCOR HOTEL - The Sunday Creek Coal s Mineral Water Company BATHS Outlook Building • Columbus, Ohio SHIPPERS OF COLUMBUS, Magnetic Springs, Ohio SUNDAY CREEK SUN-KING HOCKING WEST VIRGINIA, KENTUCKY and ANTHRACITE 45 Minutes From Stadium COALS OHIO [ 4] [ 5 l For Minnesota For Ohio 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 United States 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 sha<h:: behind those "non-parcils'' in HOT-DATED COFFEES way to an all-Yictoriou 19-46 campaign and completed ability. the econd "Grand Slam of Splash·' en:r accomplished Bm:kcye sports iollowcrs are keeping a keen eye on by virtue of their con4ue t in the Western ConferC)1CC, the Olympic selections because in 19-40 the Phantom COUNTRY CLUB FOOD PRODUCTS the National Collegiate and l\atiunal .\AU champion­ nitcd States swimming team, composed of scycral Ohio ship , i }.like P eppe. 'taters, failed to gel its feet ,,ct bccau c oi ,,artime di. - P eppe ·tand today as the country's ?-Ju. I M\·imming rontinuance. Those denied an opportunity lo perform in­ co;ich, not on ly 011 the basis uf what he ha accomplished clude: Johnny Higgins, Bill Neunzig, Harold Stanhope, with his men, but because he has been a guiding furc1: Eel Sabol, Bob Johnson, Elwood V.loodling, Dexter fo r the ad,·ancement and ,tability of the spurt hy his iuy­ \\'oodfonl, Al Patuik and Earl Clark. Now the,c ml'n, al and undying de\'otion to S\\'imming. in addition to the 19-46 Buckeyes, will be eligible for the This diminuli\'e mentor has prudun:d three National London spectacle. Collegiate Championship uutfib (19.J3. 19-15, 19-46); three Peppc's name has hecn synonomous \\'ith swimming \V e tern Conference Champion,hips (I 938. 19-43, J9-Hi) ; ever since he enrolled at Ohio State aiter graduating at and six National AAU champions. In 19.J3, the Buckeye >forth 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 .....................
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