FOOTBALL - 1968 Sept. 21 SUSQUEHANNA...... 8 p.m. (EOT)...... HOME Sept. 28 at Ashland...... 8 p.m. (EDT)...... Ashland Oct. 5 *at Muskingum...... 8 p.m. (EDT).... New Concord Oct. 12 NORTHERN-PD.... 8 p.m. (EDT)...... HOME Oct. 19 *BALDWIN-WALLACE... 8 p.m. (EDT)...... HOME Oct. 26 *at Marietta...... 2 p.m. (EDT)...... Marietta Nov. 2 *HEIDELBERG-HC...... 2 p.m. (EST) ...... HOME Nov. 9 *at Hiram...... 2 p.m. (EST)...... Hiram Nov. 16 *at Capital...... 2 p.m. (EST)...... Columbus

*Ohio Conference HC-Homecoming PD-Parents Day

1968 JUNIOR VARSITY (TENTATIVE)

Sept. 30 (Mon.)...... OHIO WESLEYAN...... 4pm Oct. 7 (Mon.) ...... at Capital ...... 4 Oct. 21 (Mon.) ...... at Kenyon ...... 4 p.m Nov. 4 (Mon.) ...... at Wittenberg ...... 4pm Nov. 14 (Thurs.) ...... DENISON ...... 4 p.m’ Nov. 21 (Thurs.) ...... KENYON ...... 4 p.m.

1967 FOOTBALL RESULTS OTTERBEIN 26 .. Indiana Central 19 OTTERBEIN 7 ...... Ashland 31 OTTERBEIN 7 OTTERBEIN 13 OTTERBEIN 0 .. *Ohio Wesleyan 31 OTTERBEIN 7 OTTERBEIN 21 OTTERBEIN 35 OTTERBEIN 7

Total Points 123 Opponents 269

Won 2 Lost 7

★ Ohio Conference FOOTBALL - 1968 at OTTERBEIN COLLEGE

CONTENTS For Press, Radio, TV...... 1 Facts About Otterbein ...... 2 Future Schedules ...... 3 Athletic Staff ...... 4 1968 Outlook ...... 6 Senior Sketches ...... 8 1968 Opponents ...... 9 1968 Otterbein Roster ...... 18 Otterbein’s Football Story ...... 20 Past Records 1890-1967 ...... 22 Coaches at Otterbein ...... 24 Captains, Co-Captains ...... 25 Team, Individual Records ...... 26 Season Results 1890-1967 ...... 32 FOR PRESS, RADIO, TV This football guide has been prepared for the benefit of press, radio and television in their coverage of the 1968 Otterbein team. Memorial Stadium, home of the Cardinal gridders, is located on the edge of the campus on Center Street two blocks north of West Home Street. The stadium and ad­ joining bleachers seat 4000, and the two-tiered press box atop the stadium accomodates 30. Space in the press box obviously is limited, and therefore should be requested by members of the media in advance of the game. This is particularly so for radio stations since all games are broadcast by the Otterbein campus station, and only one other station can be served in the press box. Places for the sports information director and stati­ sticians of the visiting schools are reserved each week. Requests for remaining space in the press box will be filled on a first-come, first-served basis. Requests for press box space, further information, pictures, or statistics should be directed to Bill Skaates, Sports Information Director, Otterbein College, Wester­ ville, Ohio 43081. Telephone (614' 882-3601, Ext. 300; or (614) 882-1121 (home). 1 FACTS ABOUT OTTERBEIN

NAME...... Otterbein College LOCATION ...... Westerville, Ohio (Ohio Rt. 3, 10 miles north of Columbus) TELEPHONE ...... (614) 882-3601 PRESIDENT ...... Dr. Lynn W. Turner ENROLLMENT ...... 1458 (coeducational) FOUNDED ...... 1847 DENOMINATION ...... United Methodist NICKNAME ...... Cardinals COLORS ...... Tan and Cardina CONFERENCE ...... Ohio Athletic NATIONAL AFFILIATION ...... NCAA KICKOFF TIME ...... 2 and 8 p.m. STADIUM ...... Memorial Stadium (4000) PRESS BOX CAPACITY ...... 30 persons (two-tiered) RADIO AFFILIATION ...... WOBN-FM (91.5 meg) SPORTS INFO. DIR...... Bill Skaates

ATHLETIC DEPT. DIRECTORY

(ALUMNI GYM, EXT. 201-202)

Athletic Director ...... ROBERT AGLER Head Football Coach .. LARRY LINTNER End Coach ...... ELMER (BUD)YOEST Tackle Coach...... dick FISHBAUGH 4 Guard, Center Coach DON (SKIP) HOOVLER Head Basketball Coach CURT TONG Jayvee Coach ...... bob AGLER Wrestling Coach ...... dick FISHBAUGH Cross Country Coach bob AGLER Baseball Coach ...... dick FISHBAUGH Golf Coach ...... bob AGLER Tennis Coach ...... CURT TONG Track Coach ...... ELMER (BUD) YOEST Trainer, Equip. Mgr. RUDY OWEN

2 FUTURE SCHEDULES

September 20 .... at Susquehanna (Pa.) September 27 ...... ASHLAND (N) October 4 ...... ^DENISON (N) October 11 ...... at Ohio Northern October 18 .. *at Baldwin-Wallace (N) October 25 ...... ^MARIETTA November 1 ...... *at Heidelberg (N) November 8 ...... *HIRAM (N) November 15 ...... ^CAPITAL (N)

September 19 ...... *KENYON (N) September 26 ...... at Ashland (N) Octobers ...... at Wittenberg (N) October 10 ...... *MOUNT UNION (N) October 17 ...... ^HIRAM (N) October 24 ...... *at Marietta October 31 ...... at Defiance November 7 ...... ^DENISON (N) November 14 ...... *at Capital

September 18 ...... *at Kenyon September 25 ...... ASHLAND (N) October 2 ...... ^WITTENBERG (N) October 9 ...... *at Mount Union (N) October 16 ...... ^at Hiram October 23 ...... *MARIETTA(N) October 30 ...... DEFIANCE (N) November6 ...... * at Denison November 13 ...... ^CAPITAL (N)

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3 CARDINAL AT

ROBERT(MOE) AGLER LARRY LINTNER Head Football Coach

The ever-popular Bob Agler “retired” from active grid coaching at his own request following the 1965 grid campaign but continues to devote full time responsibili­ ties to his Athletic Director’s role and classroom assign­ ments - as well as coaching cross country and golf. From the time Agler starred as a fullback for Otter- bein until the present his name has been almost synony­ mous with Otterbein football. He returned to his alma mater In 1953 as a part-time assistant, was named in 1955 and held the post for 11 years, departing with the best ever Otterbein coaching record of 57-36-4. Agler earned an M.A. degree at Ohio State University, and has taken further advanced study at the same uni­ versity toward a Ph.D. degree.

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Beginning his third year as head football coach at Otterbein, Larry Lintner has high hopes of elevating the Cards to a better record than the identical 2-7 marks of the past two seasons. He played under Bob Agler while a student at Otter­ bein and served as co-captain of the 1956 squad. Like Agler, Lintner was a hard running fullback and recog­ nized as the stabilizer of the squad. After graduating from Otterbein Coach Lintner was named head coach at Watkins Memorial High School (Pataskala) where he spent six years building an envi­ able record as a class “A” High School Coach. For two seasons he worked closely with Agler as a member of the Otterbein football coaching staff. In 1965 Lintner earned an M.A. degree from Ohio University.

4 HlETIC staff

ELMER (BUD) YOEST End Coach

This marks the 13th year that Bud Yoest has served CJS an assistant Otterbein football coach. Like Lintner, Yoest, too was a former Otterbein ^ridder (end) who returned to his alma mater shortly cjfter graduation. Under Coach Lintner, Yoest has been v^orking with the offensive ends, a familiar position for fhe veteran mentor since he played end in college. After graduating from Otterbein in 1953, Yoest was on the staff at Mifflin High and returned to help Agler part- time in 1956. In 1958 he became a full time member of the department and was assigned the responsibilities of Head Track Coach.

DICK FISHBAUGH Tackle Coach

The newest full-time member of the Otterbein Athletic Pept. is Dick Fishbaugh who joined the Cardinal staff in 1966. He came to the Westerville campus from Rey­ noldsburg High where he was head basketball and assis­ tant football coach. Fishbaugh, a graduate of Ohio University, was an outstanding baseball player for the Bobcats. He also serves as head baseball and wrestling coach at Otterbein in addition to his duties as assistant football coach. Working with Coach Lintner is nothing new to Fish­ baugh. He served as assistant to Lintner when Lintner was enjoying success at Watkins Memorial.

DON (SKIP) HOOVLER Guard, Center Coach

Working with the Otterbein coaching staff as a part- time assistant, Don (Skip) Hoovler will give the guards and centers a varied sampling of high school, major college and professional football. Hoovler played under Coach Lintner at Watkins Memorial High and went on to Ohio University where for three seasons (’62, ’63, ’64) he earned All-MAC honors. During the past two years he was head coach at Olmsted Falls, and has also played with the New York Jets, Houston Oilers and Cincinnati Bengals of the AFL.

5 1968 OUTLOOK

Although we’ve hod a 2-7 record each of the post two seasons i definitely feel we improved os a football team lost year, and with better team spirit and unity we should continue to improve this year.” This is the way Otterbein Coach Larry Lintner evaluated the *68 campaign prior to the start of his third year as head coach at his alma mater. He also was quick to add that continued improvement should reflect in the won-loss column. Perhaps the biggest key to the hopes of Lintner for a successful season in '68 is held jointly by 11 seniors on the team (all lettermen within a total list of 27.) All the seniors have been starters in the past and should con­ tinue to see plenty of action this year. Leading this crew will be tri-captains Ron Balconi, Dan Dent and Jeff Upp. A three-year regular as a line­ backer, the 5-9, 190 Balconi from Sandusky once again should prove a demon to enemy ball carriers as he helps lead the defensive unit. Work ing along side of Balconi on the defensive pla­ toon will be middle guard Dan Dent, 6-0, 200 from Colum­ bus (West). Dent was tabbed Most Improved Player on last year’s team as he anchored the center of the Cards’ defensive I ine. The third tri-captain for ’68 will be fullback Jeff Upp, 5-10, 190 from Lancaster. A halfback for three years, Upp also has good power and if he can remain injury-free could well fill the fullback spot left vacant by the grad­ uated Paul Reiner. Last year’s backup fullback, soph Steve Casto, is being switched to center. Dave Widder who quarterbacked the Cards through most of ’67 and set a bundle of passing records has gracLated. However, senior Fritz Caudle (6-0, 175) who started during his freshman and sophomore years is back and should be free of a knee injury which hobbled him after last year’s Heidelberg game. Caudle could be pushed in the job of running Lint- ner’s pro-1 attack by soph Norm Lukey, one of four Canadians on the squad. Lukey hails from Toronto. Also back seeking his fourth letter is tailback Steve Deringer (6-0, 190) who was the Cards’ leading ground gainer last season (101 carries for 333 yards and a 3.3 average), and should be even better in ’68. Deringer also grabbed 23 passes for 123 yards last year and had a 35.5 yard punting average. Three experienced hands will be vying for the flanker spot. Leading the pack will be junior Doug Shackelford (5-11, 188). Shackelford grabbed 10 passes for 157 yards

6 n U was saddled with injuries much of the year. ners in the running are sophs Tom Gi Imore and Pete Parker. p re-season picks along the offensive line show record shattering Gary Moore back at split end. The ^ senior from Dayton (Wayne) established a new school mark for pass receptions last year with 31 good for 347 yards. Soph Ken Jackson should provide good back-up. Tight end is a question mark since last year’s regular and Most Valuable Freshman, Hollis Haff, has trans­ ferred to West Virginia U. Leading the list of returnees is sophomore Barry Walton (6-2, 185). Filling out the offensive line should be junior Rich Rawlins (6-3, 235) and soph Lou Lord (6-3,^230) at tackles; senior Dan Neese (5-9, 210) and junior Deems Leaswe (6-0, 196) at guards; and junior Steve Laek (6-2, 235) at center. All but Lord were regulars last year. On defense the early outlook shows a pair of sophs, Keith Wakefield (5-10, 185) and Mike Hayward (6-2, 225) at end, Rawlins (who may go both ways) and senior J. D. Wilson (5-11, 220), a three-year starter at tackle. The graduation of MVP Bill Baker leaves a big hole to fill at one linebacker. Tri-Captain Ron Balconi should fill one spot, but he is the only veteran with experience. Best of the returning upperclassmen is soph Ed Haffev (5-10, 210). ^ Four veterans are on hand to man the corner back and safety positions but will be pushed by a good crop of freshmen. The vets are seniors Dale Barr (5-8, 165) and Brian Bates (5-10, 165) at corner back, and senior Dick Augspurger (6-3, 195) and soph Craig Weaver (5-8, 175) at the safety posts. Lintner is quick to admit that the Cardinals again face a most demanding schedule with outstanding oppo­ nents within the Ohio Conference such as last year’s OC runnerup Muskingum, Baldwin-Wallace (whom Lintner rates a dark horse in this year’s race), and always tough Capital, the Cards’ arch rival. Non-conference foes will not come any easier as Otterbein once again will face Ashland, a team that could be tops in Ohio this year; and an always rugged Ohio Northern eleven. The Cardinals’ opening opponent, Susquehanna (Pa.), is a newcomer to the schedule this season as are Ohio Northern and Baldwin-Wallace. They replace Indiana Central, Guilford and Ohio Wesleyan respectively.

7 SENIOR SKETCHES

DICK AUGSPURGER (6-3, 195, safety) - Improved immensely last season and earned a starter’s role... height has been big asset in batting down opposition passes...pole vaulter on track team in the spring. RON BALCONI (5-9, 190, linebacker) - A starter since his freshman year, Bal consistently leads the defensive unit in tackles...wi 11 help lead the Cards as tri-captain this year...one of three seniors from Son- du sky. DALE BARR (5-8, 165, safety) - One of the smallest members of the team but still a hard-nosed defender who has earned three varsity letters...maintaining a tradition of London High athletes who have gone on to Otterbein. BRIAN BATES (5-10, 165, cornerback) - Two year lettermon who gives the Cardinal secondary good strength and agility...a three year veteran of the wrest­ ling team and captain of last year’s mat squad. FRITZ CAUDLE (6-0, 175, quarterback) - Started during his freshman and sophomore year but saw limited action in ’67...a knee injury suffered against Heidelberg is not expected to give him any trouble this season. DAN DENT (6-0, 200, middle guard) - Gained the nod as Most Improved Player last season after taking over tough middle guard post...another of this year’s tri­ captain s.. .veteran catcher with baseball team. STEVE DERINGER (6-0, 190, running back) - Lead­ ing rusher who averaged 3.3 yards in 101 carries last season and also scored four TD’s.. .handled punting chores with a 35.5 average and also grabbed 23 passes for 123 yards. GARY MOORE (6-2, 185, split end) — Really came into his own last year and set a new OC season record with 31 receptions despite a bothersome shoulder in­ jury. ..brother of former halfback Jack Moore ’65, DAN NEESE (5-9, 210, guard) - Came back to regain his starting role last year after missing the ’66 campaign ...a steady performer who gained high school All Ameri­ can honors at Sandusky. JEFF UPP (5-10, 190, fullback) - Being switched to fullback this year after three seasons at halfback... another tri-captain for this year...good speed has been utilized as sprinter with track team in off season. J. D. WILSON (5-11, 220, tackle) - Versatile and very strong lineman who has played at both tackle and guard, and has seen both offensive and defensive duty... has also been a member of the varsity wrestling team.

8 — 1------Susquehanna University

September 21 Memorial Stadium 8 p.m. (EDT) Westerville, Ohio

The Cards’ opener this fall finds them going agai a first-ever foe in Susquehanna. Formerly a Colh Division power in the East, Susquehanna now has * fered through three straight losing seasons. The C saders were 1-8 in ’67 and were drubbed by two 0 teams, Wittenberg (63-0) and Findlay (47-0). Coach Jim Hazlett’s hopes for improvements in T rest primarily in a group of sophomores including er Whitney Gay and Bruce Bengston, tackles Tom Ly( and Joe Dambrocia, halfback Dennis Simmons, and f back Joe Palchak. Finding a new quarterback (Jc Nanos has the early edge) and strengthening a W( pass defense will be the big problems.

FACTS ABOUT SUSQUEHANNA

Location: Selinsgrove, Pennsylvania Enrollment: 1175 Denomination: Lutheran Church in America Stadium: University Field (4400) Athletic Director: James Hazlett Football Coach: Jim Hazlett (4-14, two years) Sports Information Director: Ron Berkheimer Nickname: Crusaders Colors: Orange and Maroon Conference: Middle Atlantic (Northern College), NCA/ 1967 Record: 1*8 (0-3, ninth) Record Against Otterbein: None

1968 SCHEDULE 1967 RESULTS

Sept. 21 - at Otterbein Waynesburg 28 - Western Maryland 0 Wittenberg Oct. 4 - at Bloomsburg 0 19 Bloomsburg 12 - at Ithaca 15 Ithaca 19 - Upsala Upsala 26 - at Lycoming 0 27 Frederick Nov. 2 - Juniata Juniata 9 - at Wagner 20 Wagner 16 - Delaware Valley 0 0 Findlay

9 ------2------Ashland Coll eije

September 28 Community Stadium 8 p.m. (EDT) Ashland, Ohio

With 31 lettermen returning from the undefeated (8-0-1) squad of 1968 including the record shattering passing combination of Mike Healy to Bill Seder, the Ashland gridders should rank near the top in Ohio in '68. Between them Healy and Seder broke 14 AC marks. Also back is hard running fullback Mike Norman (5-10, 190). Fred Martinelli, a former Westerville High and Otter- bein gridder, has instilled a winning tradition during his nine years at Ashland and this year’s team could be his greatest ever. In addition to split end Seder, qb Healy has two other favorite targets back in pro tight end prospect Al Fields (6-2, 215), and flanker Bob DiFranco (6-1, 195).

FACTS ABOUT ASHLAND

Location: Ashland, Ohio Enrollment: 2000 Denomination: Church of the Brethren Stadium: Community (4600) Athletic Director: Robert Brownson Football Coach: Fred Martinelli (52-24-7, nine years) Sports Information Director: To Be Named Nickname: Eagles Colors: Northwest Purple and Gold Conference: Independent (NCAA) 1967 Record: 8-0-1 Record Against Otterbein: 7-12-3

1968 SCHEDULE 1967 RESULTS Sept. 14 - at Adrian 23 Wooster 6 21 - at Wooster 31 Otterbein 7 28 - Otterbein 34 Adri an 0 Oct. 5 - at Central State 21 Ferris State 7 12 - Waynesburg 28 Central State 0 19 - John Carroll 19 Heidelberg 19 26 - at Heidelberg 49 Capital 6 Nov. 2 - Capital 53 Anderson 33 9 - at Hope 39 Hope 0 16 - Findlay

10 ------3------1 Muskiiijiuni Collejie

October 5 McConagho Stadium 8 p.m. (EOT) New Concord, Ohio Muskingum should be defensively strong this fall but the offense is a question mark as Coach Bob Stokes starts his second year at the grid helm. Offensive stand­ outs gone from last season's 8-1 team are Rick Harbold, top Ohio Conf. back for two years; all-conference tackle Doug Smart; and veteran qb Jim Uszynski. On defense, 10 starters will return including four who made last year’s All-Ohio Conference first team: tackle Todd Henderson, linebacker Greg Freda, cornerback Dave Heimerl and safety Jim Heacock. Twenty-three lettermen are back including Vern Albery, place kicking specialist whose 19 field goals In three years are a conference career record.

FACTS ABOUT MUSKINGUM

Location: New Concord, Ohio Enrollment: 1405 Denomination: United Presbyterian Stadium: McConagha (5000) Athletic Director: Edgar Sherman Football Coach: Bob Stokes (8-1, one year) Sports Information Director: Clair Stebbins Nickname: Fighting Muskies Colors: Black and Magenta Conference: Ohio Athletic (NCAA) 1967 Record: 8-1 (5-1, tie for second) Record Against Otterbein: 21-12-2

1968 SCHEDULE 1967 RESULTS Sept. 21 - at West Liberty 0 Wittenberg 21 28 - at Marietta 53 Otterbein 7 Oct. 5- Otterbein 12 Mount Union 0 12 - at Wittenberg 10 Heidelberg 3 19 - Ohio Wesleyan 34 Capital 13 26 - at Capital 17 Ohio Northern 6 Nov. 2 - at Denison 14 Denison 9 - Heidelberg 12 Hofstra 'O 16 - Hobart 21 Hobart

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October 12 Memorial Stadium Parents Day 8 p.m. (EDT) Westerville, Ohio Ohio Northern, coming off a 3-6 record in 1967, re­ turns to the Otterbein schedule this fall for the first time since 1957. The Polar Bears will provide the OC opposition in the Parents Day contest. Playing an inde­ pendent schedule now, ON will face five out of state foes this year. Expected to lead Coach Arden (Stretch) Roberson’s 10th team wearing the Burnt Orange and Black are seniors Jack Ohie, a 5-10, 217 guard and Frank Garofalo, a 5-10, 207 tackle; as well as three juniors, halfback Damon Infaivi, 5-11, 190, end Dave Walker, 6-0, 200 and defensive halfback Dan Walker, 6-0, 200.

FACTS ABOUT OHIO NORTHERN

Location: Ada, Ohio Enrollment: 2300 Denomination: United Methodist Stadium: Memorial (2700) Athletic Director: Marvin English Football Coach: Arden (Stretch) Roberson (44-29, nine years) Sports Information Director: Monty Siekerman Nickname: Polar Bears Colors: Burnt Orange and Black Conference: Independent (NAIA) 1967 Record: 3-6 Record Against Otterbein: 6-10

1968 SCHEDULE 1967 RESULTS Sept. 21 - at Edinboro State 8 Ferris State 7 28 - Waynesburg 24 Kalamazoo 8 Oct. 5 - at Ferris State 13 Waynesburg 48 12 - at Otterbein 24 Northwood 45 19 - Findlay 21 Findlay 26 26 - Northwood 6 Muskingum 17 Nov. 2 - Bluffton 2 Bluffton 3 9 - at Kalamazoo 13 Baldwin-Wallace 26 16 - at Bal dw in-Wal I ace 6 Mount Union 3

12 ------5------Baldwin-Wallace College

October 19 Memorial Stadium 8 p.m. (EDT) Westerville, Ohio

The third new face on the OC’68 schedule is Baldwin- Wallace, a team that Card Coach Larry Lintner has tabbed as a dark horse in the Ohio Conference race. Qtterbein and B-W last met on the gridiron in 1947. Thirty-five lettermen are back to make Coach ’s “run and shoot” offense go. Leading the pack js senior quarterback Jack Mental, AII-OC second teamer ^ho completed 110 of 212 aerials in '67. Ace receivers cjre senior Vern Sharbrough and junior Danny Kalas. Top runners are 0. J. Harboldt (6.3 avg.) and Chuck Mayville (5.3 avg.).

FACTS ABOUT BALDWIN-WALLACE

Location: Berea, Ohio Enrollment: 2250 Denomination: United Methodist Stadium: Watts (10,000) Athletic Director: Lee Tressel Football Coach: Lee Tressel (51-31-4, 10 years) Sports Information Director: Wayne Gross Nickname: Yellow Jackets Colors: Brown and Gold Conference: Ohio Athletic (NCAA) 1967 Record: 5-3-1 (1-2, 11th place) Record Against Otterbein: 4-2

1968 SCHEDULE 1967 RESULTS

Sept. 21 - at Findlay 13 E. Michigan 15 28 - Wisconsin (Milwaulcee) 36 Youngstown St. 33 Oct. 5 - Youngstown State 47 Oberlin 20 12 - at Oberlin 10 Wittenberg 21 19 - at Otterbein 23 Akron 23 26 - Wittenberg 27 Deni son 37 Nov. 2 - Ohio Wesleyan 44 Central State 0 9 - at Akron 26 Ohio Northern 13 16 - Ohio Northern 39 Valparai so 8

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October 26 Don Drumm Field

2 p.m. (EOT) Marietta, Ohio

“Maintain defense, improve offense” is the creed of third year Coach Joe McDaniel in '68, and he hopes to do it with 14 seniors and seven juniors among the 21 returning lettermen. The Pioneers led the OC in rushing defense last year allowing opponents 71 yards per game. Stalwarts in the defensive unit are senior returnees , captain and all-conference second team choice at cornerback; halfback Vern Williams, who led the league in punt returns; and big 235-lb. tackle Larry Neely, also in AII-OC second team choice. Offensively both quarterbacks, soph Bob Hauser and senior Phil Sipka, return.

FACTS ABOUT MARIETTA

Location: Marietta, Ohio Enrollment: 1850 Denomination: Unaffiliated Stadium: Don Drumm Field (7000) Athletic Director: William Whetsell Football Coach: Joe McDaniel (8-8-2, two years) Sports Information Director: Lew Yeager Nickname: Pioneers Colors: Navy Blue and White Conference: Ohio Athletic (NCAA) 1967 Record: 4-4-1 (4-1-1, tie for fourth) Record Against Otterbein: 21-18

1968 SCHEDULE 1967 RESULTS Sept. 21 - Emory & Henry 8 Emory & Henry 23 28 - Muskingum 26 Cal if. State 35 Oct. 5 - at Kenyon 40 Kenyon 12 - at Hiram 6 15 Hiram 7 19 - at Capital 0 Capital 31 26 - Otterbein 21 Otterbein 7 Nov. 2 - at Mount Union 0 Mount Union 0 9 - W. Va. Wesleyan 10 W. Va. Wesleyan 13 16 - Heidelberg 6 Heidelberg 0

14 —-7------1 Heidelhe rji Collejie

November 2 Memorial Stadium Homecoming 2 p.m. (EST) Westerville, Ohio

A rock-hard defense and a power offense up the middle again will be the strong points at Heidelberg. The Student Princes traditionally play one of the toughest schedules in the Ohio Conference and 1968 will be no different for Coach Joe Malmisur's crew. Chuck Ehlers, All Ohio Conference fullback for two years, will be back to spark the ’Berg running game. Junior Wayne Stephens, who led the conference in punt­ ing last year, also returns. Stephens kicked the pigskin 55 times and averaged 39.6 yards.

FACTS ABOUT HEIDELBERG

Location; Tiffin, Ohio Enrollment: 1217 Denomination; United Church of Christ Stadium; Columbian Field (4500) Athletic Director: Jim Getz Football Coach: Joe Malmisur (14-31-6, six years) Sports Information Director: Jim Reese Nickname; Student Princes Colors: Red, Orange and Black Conference: Ohio Athletic (NCAA) 1967 Record: 3-4-1 (2-4, eighth) Record Against Otterbein: 27-8-2

1968 SCHEDULE 1967 RESULTS Sept. 21 - Bluffton 8 Ohio Wesleyan 32 28 - Westminster 7 Capital 6 Oct. 5 - Ohio Wesleyan 3 Muskingum 10 12 - Capital 34 Otterbein 19 19 - at Wittenberg 0 Wittenberg 16 26 - Ashland 0 Marietta 6 Nov. 2 - at Otterbein 16 Bluffton 6 9 - at Muskingum 19 Ashland 19 16 - at Marietta I—----- 1

November 9 Henry Stodium

2 p.m. (EST) Hiram, Ohio I

Once again the fortunes of Terrier football must depend on how well the freshmen crop fit into Coach Bob Dove’s Pro offense. Five starters were lost from the 1967 squad that finished at 3-5 but 27 lettermen do return to bolster the hopes for '68. One of the brightest returnees is Eric Thompson, a fleet-footed halfback from Warren who played one season for the Terriers back in 1962, (Coach Dove’s first at Hiram), and then spent four years in the Marines. Since then Hiram has suffered through five consecutive los­ ing seasons.

FACTS ABOUT HIRAM

Location: Hiram, Ohio Enrollment: 1100 Denomination: Disciples of Christ Stadium: Henry (3000) Athletic Director: Will iam Hollinger Football Coach: Bob Dove (21-27, six years) Sports Information Director: Mike Zemelka Nickname: Terriers Colors: Columbian Blue and Red Conference: Ohio Athletic (NCAA) 1967 Record: 3-5 (2-5, 10th) Record Against Otterbein: 6-21-3

1968 SCHEDULE 1967 RESULTS

Sept. 28 - Oberlin 16 Oberlin 14 Oct. 5 - at Capital 7 Capital 12 - Marietta 22 7 Marietta 15 19 - Kenyon 21 Kenyon 19 26 - at Mount Union 0 Mount Union 43 Nov. 2 - at Wooster 11 Wooster 33 9 - Otterbein 8 Otterbein 35 16 - at Kalamazoo . 21 Kalamazoo 20

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November 16 Bernlohr Stadium

2 p.m. (EST) Columbus, Ohio

"We are facing an ‘iffy’ season,” says Capital Coach Gene Slaughter as he begins his eighth term at the helm of Otterbein’s arch rival. “If we can establish our run­ ning and come up with a power back and a top notch receiver, three new secondary men, and defensive line depth.” , , , , ^ Running the team again at quarterback should be junior Steve Campbell, 5-11, 165. Two junior holfbacks also are available, Tom Ross, 5-10, 165, und Paul Piper, 5-10, 180. Top returnees up front on offense are c pair of seniors, tackle John McCalla, 6-2, 220, and guard Rod Beckett, 6-0, 200.

FACTS ABOUT CAPITAL

Location: Columbus, Ohio Enrollment: 1688 (178 law school) Denomination: American Lutheran Stadium: Bernlohr (3000) Athletic Director: William Bernlohr Football Coach: Gene Slaughter (35-20-1, seven years) Sports Information Director: To Be Announced Nickname: Crusaders Colors: Purple and White Conference: Ohio Athletic (NCAA) 1967 Record: 5-3 (5-2, sixth) Record Against Otterbein: 21-20-1

1968 SCHEDULE 1967 RESULTS

Sept. 28 - at Wittenberg 16 Mount Union 0 Oct. 5 - Hiram 22 Hiram 7 1 2 - at Heidelberg 6 Heidelberg 7 19 - Marietta 31 Marietta 0 26 - Muskingum 13 Muskingum 34 Nov. 2 - at Ashland 6 Ashland 49 9 - at Wooster 17 Wooster 0 16 - Otterbein 25 Otterbein 7

17 1968 OTTERBEIlN

NO. NAME POS. HGT. WGT. 43 Anderson, Jack CB 5-9 170 87 **Augspurger, Dick S 6-3 195 61 ***Balconi, Ron LB 5-9 190 70 Banbury, Mark T 6-2 210 20 ***Barr, Dale CB 5-8 165 23 ♦♦Bates, Brian CB 5-10 165 62 Booker, Jim LB 5-11 210 79 Bresson, Joe T 5-11 225 51 Bush, Robin MG 5-11 210 72 ♦Callahan, Charley T 6-7 192 53 ♦Casto, Steve C-DT 6-1 203 17 ♦♦♦Caudle, Fritz QB 6-0 175 52 Cole, Tom LB 5-8 181 71 Davis, Bill DE 6-2 221 25 Dear, Mike HB 5-10 180 31 Denney, Howard LB 5-9 185 54 ♦♦Dent, Dan MG 6-0 200 22 ♦♦♦Deringer, Steve HB 6-0 190 64 Deyo, Ralph LB 5-10 180 57 Favorite, Pete MG 6-0 190 24 Gilmore, Tom FL 5-7 160 76 Haffey, Ed T-LB 5-10 210 68 ♦Hatcher, Jerry MG 6-0 180 81 ♦Hayward, Mike DE 6-2 225 88 ♦Jackson, Ken SE 5-11 175 46 Jones, Jeff FL-S 5-9 170 42 Kauffman, Porter CB 5-9 165 30 ♦Kellett, Dave FB 6-0 200 55 ♦♦Laek, Steve C 6-2 235 65 Landis, Duane G 6-1 188 86 Lansman, Roger E 6-0 170 69 ♦Leasure, Deems G 6-0 196 74 ♦Lord, Lou OT 6-3 230 10 Lukey, Norm QB 5-10 175 32 Mack, David FB-CB 5-11 185 18 Miller, Rick QB 5-10 160 85 ♦♦♦Moore, Gary SE 6-2 185 47 Napper, Brian CB 5-10 160 67 ♦♦Neese, Dan G 5-9 210 21 Nuppola, Eric HB 5-8 175 26 ♦Parker, Pete FL 5-9 180 63 Poock, Bill G 6-1 195 75 ♦♦Rawlins, Rich T 6-3 235 56 Seemueller, Rick G 5-10 160 44 ♦Shackelford, Doug FL 5-11 188 80 Simonetti, Len SE 6-0 180 66 Sines, Rod DE 5-10 170 89 Smart, Phil SE-LB 5-11 195 83 ♦Speaks, Bill TE-LB 6-1 220 40 Stright, Ray S 5-10 160 16 Thackara, Steve QB 6-0 155 28 ♦♦Upp, Jeff FB 5-10 190 84 ♦Wakefield, Keith DE 5-10 185 82 ♦Walton, Barry TE 6-2 185 41 ♦ Weaver, Craig S 5-8 175 50 Will, Stan MG 6-0 185 60 ♦♦♦Wilson, J. D. T 5-11 220

* Denotes Varsity Letters FOOTBALL ROSTER

CL. HOMETOWN (HIGH SCHOOL) NUMERICAL Fr Cincinnati (Roger Bacon) 10 Norm Lukey Sr Dayton (Wayne) 16 Steve Thackara Sr Sandusky 17 Fritz Caudle Fr Danville 18 Rick Miller Sr London 20 Dale Barr Sr North Royal ton (Root) 21 Eric Nuppola Fr Pataskala (Licking Heights) 22 Steve Deringer Jr Alliance (Louisville) 23 Brian Bates Fr Pataskala (Licking Heights) 24 Tom Gilmore So Columbus (Marion-Franklin) 25 Mike Dear So Columbus (Eastmoor) 26 Pete Parker Sr Johnstown (Monroe) 28 Jeff Upp Fr Newark (Catholic) 30 Dave Kellett Fr Columbus (Walnut Rudge) 31 Howard Denney So Pataskala (Licking Heights) 32 David Mack Fr Euclid 40 Ray Stright Sr Columbus (West) 41 Craig Weaver Sr Sandusky 42 Porter Kauffman Fr London 43 Jack Anderson Fr Fair view Park 44 Doug Shackelford So Massillon (Perry) 46 Jeff Jones So Johnstown (Monroe) 47 Brian Napper So Westerville 50 Stan Will So Cooksville, Ont. (Humberside) 51 Robin Bush So Haverfordwest, Pembs., U.K. 52 Tom Cole So Findlay 53 Steve Casto Fr Lancaster 54 Dan Dent So New Albany (Plain Local) 55 Steve Laek Jr Gallon 56 Rick Seemueller Fr Baltimore (Watkins Memorial) 57 Pete Favorite Fr Dayton (Colonel White) 60 J. D. Wilson Jr Herminie, Pa. (Sewickley) 61 Ron Balconi So Westerville 62 Jim Booker So Toronto-, Ont. (Humberside) 63 Bill Poock Fr Lakewood 64 Ralph Deyo Fr Char don 65 Duane Landis Sr Dayton (Wayne) 66 Rod Sines So New Bloomington (Elgin) 67 Dan Neese Sr Sandusky 68 Jerry Hatcher Fr Toronto, Ont. (Northern Secondary) 69 Deems Leasure So Oakville, Ont. (Trafalgar) 70 Mark Banbury Jr Dayton (Wilbur Wright) 71 Bill Davis Jr Circleville (Logan Elm) 72 Charley Callahan Fr Columbus (Eastmoor) 74 Lou Lord Jr Baltimore (Watkins Memorial) 75 Rich Rawlins So Dennison (St. Mary’s) 76 Ed Haffey Fr Circleville 79 Joe Bresson So Clyde 80 Len Simonetti Jr • Newark 81 Mike Hayward Fr Macedonia 82 Barry Walton Fr Hamilton (Taft) 83 Bill Speaks Sr Lancaster 84 Keith Wakefield So Orrville 85 Gary Moore So Columbus (Grandview) 86 Roger Lansman So Rocky River 87 Dick Augspurger Fr Ashville (Teays Valley) 88 Ken Jackson Sr Columbus (Whetstone) 89 Phil Smart OTTERBEIN’S football story Record how that in 1889, Robert Spear holar and athlete vi's'ite7o'tt'' n,. Ofterbein and explained th game of football. Th dea was a h nd a move waj There was one major probU, A student, Ernest S. Barnhard there was no football d $4.00 to buy th( football and, thus, football at Otterbein was und way 1890, A. L. Artz an old Dartmouth player, wa hired to coach th f which played two games K was the first opponent, and they defeated th Otterbeir team, 48-6. D enison won th second game 14-0. Th e Otterbe 1892 when tko p footb victory was recorded , lo X Cardinals defeated Ohio State U 42-6 As th years ke wise In fni-f r'' footb'v^uiuuu at Otterbein did :h.r. Li" :.’» '920. , ,„,0l 20 coach served the football C]uads at Otterbe those years, there wasn’t a coach nd rdirecte?by7ix'difffre /h^ football tearr nn,» .U. different head coaches. M. A. D bee the first ch to last more than thr-. He was th the Utters seven years, from 1920-26 A. B. Sears took over for two (Dek years, 1927-28. R. K EdI served the team as head coach for years (1929-34) ding into the reign of the SI E Har E / tarted coach• • • • in 1935 for thr ee tour-year stints. F the first of h S. T. (Sam) Selby 01 lowing a th ?ar stay 1939 E ^our wing returned other coach ng term during the lean war years of 1942-45 Du th find Ewinn r., '’"y opposition was hard to teams and compiled cord of 16 wins, 7 losses and 3 ties, before Id th to George N Oh State dder

No.o,„^ .p came at the end World Wa r (1946). That year h produced one of th greatest Otterbe teams ever, 7 record. Th against the Un 13-7 setback of West V the SOI th the Card ;!7;r fs r NovIt -^^her f 0 0 VA;h :r""n' ^ ^nown through u Oh Mr. Athletics at Otterbein,” Ewing was auid,

20 ^ended^]'2 tears*'’® football coach ♦U«« on ------^^^^Iiiiiy UTat (Otterbe .L n 20 years with the college’s athlet and Bob Agler wh IS ded the Otters now serving as Athletic D 11 years until h Coach th past season. In h coach, h 11 years as head L led an cnviaoieble record otof 57-36-4, the PAT by an Otterbein coach Football at Otterb em really came into its own at Otterbe during the Agl I -ji ^yicr era. jAfter bou Card"-A‘"® first years of Agl nd th led 1959 through 1964SIX consecutive winning seasons

^’'cifing style of football Otterh#»;riterbein influenced• ri • greatly excmngby the three style years of foo h the professional rank the Los Ang th Rams of the Nati and Football League one th th e Calgary Stampede Football League of the Canad On the plus side and ranking with probably th Otterbem's modern football history th e «me from behind 28-28 tie recorded ogainst Wittenberg the Card at Springfield in 1963 Th which the Cards’ quarterback, Dave Kull tie. ® record 18 passes, came in th dst of Wittenb string of seasons in the Ohio Conferenc Probobly the most outstand th e compete on Otterbe d teams coached Bob Agl was the regular Card completed fou 1960. Cline still hold th dividual season records for the Cards d ark / Chne s mark of 1080 yards passing and 23 touchdown Ln.Passec ♦Ur*" /. -----^ 'Wpubbing •'ill do' and 'ho OCtouchdow US does th 1231 total yard ed in 1959. In th e single game category Cl touchdown passes th still claims th and '7 ------"gainst Capital in 1960)196 Oth»r , y°'’‘^''g® (246 against Hiram in 1959) Other top gridders of th ii f f Aidt Agler E included Gl Ga All Dick A Ea B Baker, J R Jon Gene Kidwell Kail, Bill Messmer H Klockn pai’y Reynold Jack P Dick Reynold S/ Jack Wh J Wack and Jerry F '''ntner*waTa^*’!l 1965 season, Agler’s aide, L Lintn.. _ f replace him in the head arid u form ®®lf in th» U- "l"'' '^9'*^' establishstablished h Season. ^°"hs as a winning coach nearby Watkins M 21 past records 1890-1967

Following are records of Otterbein football teams the coach since footbal 1 was « farted at Otterbein 1890. The overol 1 record is 236 victories, 334 defeoj^ and 34 ties

YEAR W L T COACH

1890 A. L. Artz 0 2 0 No coach 1891 2 1 No coach 2 0 1892 2 4 0 C. Semple 1893 2 Holly Farrar 1894 1 2 E. S. Barnard 5 1 1 lb95 1 No coach 3 4 0 1896 3 0 C. H. Pillsbury 1897 3 1898 1 3 2 No coach 1899 3 5 0 No coach 4 0 J. H. Flowers 1900 3 4 1 E. C. Wainwright 1901 2 1» 1902 0 7 2 1903 5 1 H. R. Keene 2 11 1904 1 8 1 4 0 E. 0. Beane 1905 5 1 J. E. Kalmbach 1906 0 8 0 E. A. Werner 1907 2 ft 4 6 5 0 1908 4 0 A. A. Exendine 1909 3 1910 5 1 11 1 1 11 1911 6 3 1912 1 9 1 W. J. Gardner 1913 3 0 R. F. Martin 5 1914 4 5 0 11 1915 3 6 0 11 5 0 1916 3 0 H. J. Iddings 1917 1 6 F. H. Goslon 1918 0 H. P. Swain 0 5 1919 0 0 7 R. E. Watts 1920 0 7 M. A. Ditmer 1 0 11 1921 5 1 11 1922 2 2c 6 11 1923 0 3 0 11 1924 5 2 0 11 1925 2 0 6 11 1926 2 5 0 A. B. Sears 1927 4 2 1 f t 1928 3 5 0 1929 3 5 R. K. Edier 1930 4 0 9 9 3 1 22 1931 5 3 0 11 1932 4 2 2 9 9 1933 3 4 1 9 9 1934 1 7 0 f f 1935 1 6 1 H. W. Ewing 1936 1 7 0 M 1937 2 6 0 f I 1938 1 6 0 I • 1939 0 8 0 S. T. Selby 1940 3 5 0 9 f 1941 5 3 0 9 9 1942 5 3 0 H. W. Ewing 1943 2 1 1 i f 1944 5 1 0 9 9 1945 4 2 2 99 1946 7 1 0 G. W. Novotny 1947 2 6 1 9 9 1948 2 6 1 9 9 1949 5 3 0 9 9 1950 3 5 0 9 9 1951 2 4 2 H. W. Ewing 1952 2 6 0 1953 5 3 0 t $ 1954 2 6 0 t $ 1955 2 5 1 Robert Agler 1956 4 5 0 9 9 1957 5 3 0 9 9 1958 3 4 2 99 1959 7 2 0 99 1960 8 1 0 9 9 1961 8 1 0 9 9 1962 5 4 0 9 9 1963 5 3 1 9 9 1964 6 3 0 9 9 1965 4 5 0 9 9 1966 2 7 0 Lorry Lintner 1967 2 7 0 »t

23 COACHES AT OTTERBEIN Records Through The Years

NAME YEARS COACHED WON LOST TIED A. L. Artz 1890 0 2 0 Carl Semple 1893 4 2 1 Holly Farrar 1894 1 1 E. S. Barnard 2 1895 5 1 0 C. H. Pillsbury 1897 3 3 2 J. H. Flowers 1900 4 3 1 E. C. Woinwright 1901-02 4 9 2 H. R. Keene 1903-1904 3 13 1 E. 0. Beane 1905 4 5 1 J. E. Kalmbach 1906 0 8 0 E. A. Werner 1907-1908 11 0 A. A. Exendine 6 7 1909-1911 15 2 W. J. Gardner 1912 1 9 0 R. F. Martin 1913-1915 10 16 0 H. J. Iddings 1916 5 3 0 F. H. Goslon 1917 0 H. P. Swain 1 6 1918 0 5 0 R. E. Watts 1919 7 0 0 4 M. A. Ditmer 1920-1926 13 37 A. B. Sears 1927-1928 5 9 1 R. K. Edier 1929-1934 20 24 4 H. W. Ewing 1935-1938 5 25 1 1942-1945 16 7 3 1951-1954 19 2 11 (6) (Ev^ing ~ overall) (12 years) (32) (51) S. T. Selby 1939-1941 8 16 0 G. W. Novotny 1946-1950 19 2 21 4 Robert Agler 1955-1965 36 Larry Lintner 1966- 4 14 0

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CAPTAINS, CO-CAPTAINS

1890 Lawrence Barnhard 1937 Lloyd Schiering, 1891 Lou (Jack) Pete Wolfe Thompson 1938 Art Duhl, 1892 Bill Garst Harley Learish 1893 Marshall Fanning 1939 Bob Weaston 1894 Clarence Stoner 1940 Mark Coldiron, 1895 David Seneff Bill Underwood 1896 Med Long 1941 Bob Cornel 1, 1897 Erastus Lloyd Bill Noll 1898 Winfred (Buck) 1942 Francis Bailey, Coover Jim Eby 1899 Art Gantz 1943 Bob Gorm ley 1900 Irwin Howard 1944 Maurice Gribler 1901 Bill Lloyd 1945 Bob Evans, 1902 Hiram Worstell Gi 1 Sorrel 1 1903 Sardis Bates 1946 Ed (Dubbs) Roush 1904 Cary Altman 1947 Bob (Moe) Agler 1905 Frank Van Sickle 1948 Bert Bai ley. 1906 Otterbein Bailey, Herb Farmer Jim Weaver 1949 Ray Chadwel 1, 1907 Irvin Libecap, Ken Zarbaugh Park Wineland 1950 Fred Martinel 1 i 1908 Royal Martin 1951 Dart Keech 1909 Percy Rogers 1952 Clete Beam, 1910 Percy Rogers Gene Keel 1911 Art Lambert 1953 Ed Axiine 1912 John Snavely 1954 Bob Fowler, Dick f 1913 Herold Plott 1955 Dick Potts, 1914 Howard EIIiott Orville Reed 1915 Howard Elliott 1956 Larry Lintner, 1916 Bill Counsellor Bob White 1917 Glen Ream 1957 John McCreary, Loi 1918 Herb Myers Regi s, Hugh Zir 1919 Carl Smith 1958 Dick Berio 1920 Roy Peden 1959 Jim Earnest, 1921 Roy Peden Gary Nebinger 1922 Wilbur Franklin 1960 Gary Al len. 1923 Ed Stoltz Ron Jones 1924 Dave Beck 1961 Gene Kidwell, 1925 Hale Richter Jack Pietila 1926 Bob Snavely 1962 Bill Messmer 1927 John Crawford 1963 Dave Kull, 1928 David (Dutch) Lee Gary Reynolds, 1929 David (Dutch) Lee Dick Scheu 1930 Don Wyl ie 1964 Dick Reynolds, 1931 Dan Bowel 1 Jim Wacker 1932 Art (Barney) Francis 965 Dick Amelong, Mik< 1933 Roger Huhn Green, Tom Sho< 1934 Ken Holland 1966 Bill Baker 1935 Sam Ziegler 1967 Bill Baker 1936 Sam Ziegler 25 TEAVI SINGLE GA>IE RECORDS O.C. vs YR. OPP. YR.

Most first downs total 26 Heidel. -67 32 Capital -65 Fewest first downs 3 Hofstra -66 5 Oberlin -62 Heidel. Most first downs, rushing 18 Capital -59 25 Capital -65 Oberlin -62 Most first downs, passing 16 Heidel. -67 13 0. Wes. -66 Greatest num­ ber of rushes74 Oberlin -62 74 Capital -65 Fewest num- ber of rushes22 0. Wes. Oberlin -60 Most net yds. -66 21 gained, rushing 381 Oberlin 444 Musk. -67 Fewest yds. gained, rushing -22 0. Wes. -27 Hiram -58 Most yds. -66 lost rushing 71 Kenyon -65 79 Marietta -61 Most passes attempted 56 Heidel. -67 39 Marietta -62 Most passes completed 30 Heidel. -67 18 Hofstra -66 Most yds gained, passing 301 Heidel. -67 269 Marietta -62 Fewest passes attempted 3 Findlay -58 3 Capital -62 Fewest passes completed 0 Findlay -58 0 Ashland -64 Fewest yds. gained, passing 0 Findlay -58 0. Wes. -63 Most total yds. -10 gained 560 Capital -59 534 Musk. -67 Fewest total yds. gained 43 Heidel. -66 86 0. Wes. -63 Most total plays 87 Heidel. -67 120 Ashland -67 F ewest total plays 41 Hofstra -66 44 Ind. Cent. -66

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Most punts (team) 0. Wes. -67 Hiram -62 8 -65 11 Ind. Cent. 8 -65 8 Hiram Most yards punting 364 Heidel. 294 Ind. Cent. -65 -66 Findlay -59 Most Fumbles 6 Findlay -58 6 6 Kenyon -65 Most times lost ball on fumbles 5 Ind. Cent. -65 4 Kenyon -60 Most penalties against 13 Heidel. -66 14 Marietta -65 Most yards penalized 179 Heidel. -66 130 Heidel. -59

INDIVIDUAL SINGLE GAME RECORDS (Otlerbein Plavers Only)

Most times carried ball Paul Reiner 36 vs Oberlin -65 Most yards gained rush­ ing (16 tries) Jack Moore 221 vs Mar. -62 Most yds. lost rushing Dave Widder 62 vs Capital -67 Most passes attempted Dave Widder 54 vs Heidel. -67 Most passes completed Dave Widder 28 vs Heidel. -67 Most yards passing Dave Widder 283 vs Heidel. -67 Most TD passes thrown Larry Cline 6 vs Capital -60 M.ost passes caught Jerry Whitacre 9 vs Capital -60 Steve Deringer 9 vs Heidel. -67 Hollis Haff 9 vs Heidel. -67

27 Most times carried ball- rush-pass Dave Widder 60 vs Heidel. -67 Most total yardage Dave Widder 256 vs Heidel. -67 Most TDs scored. passing Jerry Whitacre 4 vs Capital -60 Most TDs scored Kenneth Zarbaugh 5 vs Oberlin & Ashland -49 Most TDs scored, rushing Kenneth Zarbaugh 5 vs Oberlin & Ashland -49 Most extra points kicked Gary Fields vs Capital -60 Most 2 pt. con­ 6 versions madet Harry Klockner 2 vs Mar. -62 Ron Jones 2 vs Capital -60 Jerry Whitacre 2 vs Oberlin -60 Most punts Steve Deringer 11 vs 0. Wes. -67 Most yards punting Bill Speaks 348 vs Hofstra -66 Most field goals kicked Dave Green 2 vs Witt. -64

SPECIALS

Longest pass play - 93 yards from Dave Kull to Gary Reynolds vs Kenyon 1963 Longest run from scrimmage - Gene Kidwell, 83 yards vs Marietta I960 Longest kickoff return - Jim Earnest, 95 yards vs Cberlin 1958 Longest punt return - Gene Kidwell, 90 yards vs Hiram 1959 Longest field goal - Dave Green, 47 yards vs Witten­ berg 1964 Longest pass interception run back - Don White, 67 yds. vs Hofstra 1966

28 TEAM SEASON RECORDS

RECORD YEAR SET

Best record ever by O.C. team 8-1 1960 & 1961 Worst record ever by O.C. team 0-8 1906 & 1939 Most O.C. wins in one season 8 1960 & 1961 Most O.C. losses in one season 9 1912 (1-9) Longest O.C. winning streak 14 1960-1961 Longest O.C. losing streak 18 1917-1920 Most successive games without O.C. scoring 8 1919-1920 Most successive games O.C. held opponents scoreless 4 1895-1896 1897 (twice) Most points scored by O.C. in one game 74 1913 (74-6, Antioch) Most points scored by opponents in one game 65 1956 (Muskingum) Most points scored in one season by O.C. 352 1960 (9 games) Most points scored in one season by opponents 269 1967 (9 games) Most points scored in one game by O.C. and opponents 88 1959 & 1960 (1959 - O.C. 60, Cap. 28) (1960 - O.C. 54, Hiram 34) Biggest point spread in one game 68 1913 (O.C. 74, Antioch 6) Fewest points scored by O.C. in one season 6 1939 (8 games) Fewest points scored by O.C. opponents in one season 21 1932 (8 games)

29 TEAM SEASON RECORDS NINE GAMES

OTT. YEAR OPP. YEAR

Most first downs, total 174 1960 160 1967 Fewest first downs, total 70 1966 1961 Most first downs rushing 102 1965 113 1960 95 Fewest first downs rushing 51 1966 73 1961 1962 1963 Most first downs passing 67 1967 55 1967 Fewest first downs passing 14 1966 19 1959 Most first downs, penalty 21 1967 16 1966

Greatest number of rushes 470 1962 474 1967 Fewest number of rushes 325 1967 337 1962 Most yards gained. rushing 2413 1960 2044 1959 Fewest yards gained. rushing 1010 1966 1370 1962 Most yards lost rushing 384 1967 343 1956 Fewest yards lost rushing 177 1959 163 1959 Most net yards gained. rushing 2163 1960 1881 1959 Fewest net yards gained. rushing 1966 1189 1962 Most forward passes 666 attempted 290 1967 173 1967 Fewest forward passes attempted 108 1956 no 1956 Most forward passes completed 134 1967 79 1966 Fewest forward passes 79 1967 completed 35 1956 47 1956 Most passes had intercepted 18 1967 1959 Fewest passes had 20 intercepted 7 1960 8 1956 1966 Most yards gained passing 1334 1967 1142 1966 Fewest yards gained passing 352 1956 573 1959 Most total plays 615 1967 646 1967 Fewest total plays 472 1966 500 1962 30 Best total offense 3471 1960 3123 1967 Worst total offense 1095 1966 1863 1964 Best offensive average 385.5 1960 335.4 1967 Most punts 64 1967 56 1962

Fewest punts 25 1960 36 1966 Best punting average 38.3 1966 36.5 1964 Worst punting average 29.5 1961 31.0 1962 Most fum bles 48 1956 36 1956 Fewest fumbles 11 1960 17 1962 Most times lost ball 18 1956 21 1956 Most penalties 58 1966 54 1966 Fewest penalties 33 1962 27 1962 Most yards penalized 726 1966 558 1966 Fewest yards penalized 335 1960 293 1963

INDIVIDUAL SEASON RECORDS NINE GAMES Most times carried ball 146 Paul Reiner 1965 Most yards gained, rushing 77A Qfiry A 1 1 1960 Most yards lost, rushing 226 Dave Widder 1967 Most net yards, rushing 768 Gary Allen I960 Most passes attempted Dave Widder 1967 Most passes completed 211 Dave Widder 99 1967 Most passes had intercepted 13 Dave Widder 1967 Most passes intercepted by 6 Dick Reynolds 1962 Most yards passing 1080 Larry Cline 1960 Most TL' passes thrown 23 Larry Cline 1960 Most passes caught 31 Gary Moore 1967 Most TD passes caught 9 Ron Jones 1960 Most times carried, rush-pass 274 Dave Widder 1967 Best total offense 1231 Larry Cline 1959 Most yards gained by pass receiver 367 Ron Jones 1959 Most TDs scored 19 Kenneth Zarbaugh 1949 Most points 114 Kenneth Zarbaugh 1949 Most extra points kicked 21 Gary Fields 1961 Most field goals kicked 6 Gary .fields 1961 6 Dave Green 1964 Most 2 point conversions 5 Harry Klockner 1962 Best punting average 39.9 Bill Speaks 1966 (Min. 20 punts) 31 SEASON RESULTS, 1890-1967 1890 1901 Otlerbein 6 Kenyon 48 Otterbein 0 Ohio State 0 Otlerbein 0 Denison 14 Olterbein 45 Antioch 0 Won 0 Lost 2 A.L. Artz. Coach Otterbein 0 Ohio Medical 17 Otterbein 12 Wittenberg 2 1891 Otterbein 0 Ohio Wesleyan 35 Olterbein 42 O.S.U. 6 Otterbein 0 Ohio University 0 Otterbein 12 Denison 10 Otlerbein 53 Kenvon 0 Olterbein 0 Dayton VMCA 10 Otterbein 12 Dayton Athletic Club 8 Won 2 Lost 1 No Coach Won 4 Lost 3 Tied 2 E.C. WainHTight, Coach 1892 Otterbein 12 Kenyon 28 Otlerbein 10 Denison 20 1902 Otterbein 32 Wittenberg 0 Otterbein 0 Ohio State 5 Otterbein 16 Dayton YMCA 6 Otterbein 0 Ohio Medical 38 Won 2 Lost 2 No Coach Otterbein 0 Kenyon 0 Otterbein 0 Heidelberg 11 mi Otterbein 0 Ohio Wesleyan 10 Otterbein 22 Ohio State 16 Otterbein 0 Cincinnati U. 17 Otterbein 48 Wittenberg 10 Olterbein 5 Miami 6 Otterbein 4 Kenyon 8 Otterbein 6 Wittenberg 11 Otterbein 24 Denison 0 Won 0 Loot 7 Tied 1 Otterbein 0 DePauw 24 E. C. Wainwright. Coach Otterbein 36 Mules 0 Olterbein 4 Western Reserve 4 Tied for State Championship 1903 Won 4 l^>st 2 Tied 1 Otterbein 0 Ohio State 18 Carl Semple. Coach Otterbein 5 Ohio Normal 23 Otterbein 0 Ohio Medical 24 1894 Otterbein 6 Ohio Wesleyan 61 Otierbein 16 Ohio Wesleyan 6 Otterbein 12 Wooster 10 Otlerbein 6 Denison 6 Otterbein 22 Ohio Univeraity 0 Olterbein 4 Wittenberg 30 Otterbein 0 Denison 18 Otterbein 60 Capital 0 Otterbein 0 Dayton Athletic 0 Won 2 Lost 1 Tied 1 Won 2 Lost 3 Tied 1 Holly Farrar, Coach H.R. Keene. Coach

189!? 1904 Otterbein 14 O.S.U. 6 Olterbein 0 Ohio State 34 Otterbein 8 Ohio Wesleyan 4 Otterbein 0 Ohio Wesleyan 15 Otterbein 12 O.M.U. I) Otterbein 5 Ohio Medical 6 Otterbein 6 Kenyon 24 Otterbein 0 Kenyon 17 Otterbein 32 Barracks 0 Olterbein 18 Ohio University 0 Olterbein 6 Denison 0 Otterbein 0 Marietta 22 Otterbein 0 Won .S LostIt 1 E.S. Barnard, Coach Ohio Northern 41 Otterbein 5 Wittenberg 15 1896 Otterbein 5 Heidelberg 9 Otlerbein 38 O.M.U. 0 Won 1 Lost 8 H.R. Keene. Coach Olterbein 18 Kenyon 0 Otterbein 0 Ohio State 12 12115 Olterbein 0 Washington and Jeff. 16 Olterbein 6 Ohio State 6 Otlerbein 6 Ohio Wesleyan 8 Otterbein 16 Antioch 0 Olterbein 4 O.M.U. 0 Otterbein 0 Ohio Wesleyan 33 Otlerbein 0 Wittenberg 12 Otterbein 5 Ohio Medical 24 Won 3 Lostt 4 No Coach Otlerbein 6 Ohio University 5 Otterbein 0 Heidelberg 9 Otlerbein 6 1897 Wooster 0 Otterbein 15 Muskingum 0 Otterbein 0 Oberlin 0 Otterbein 0 Kenyon 17 Otlerbein 20 Kenyon 0 Otterbein 0 Wittenberg 17 Otterbein 18 Denison 0 Otterbein 12 Wittenberg 0 Won » Ust 5 Tied Otterbein 12 Ohio Stale 12 1.0. Heane. Coach Olterbein 0 Ohio University 24 Otlerbein 0 Barracks 8 12»i6 Otlerbein 0 Dayton Men’s Club 4 Otterbein 0 Ohio State 41 Otlerbein 0 Ohio Universilv 10 Won 3 3 Tied 2 Otterbein 6 Ohio Wesleyan 24 C.H. Pillsbury, Coach Olterbein 0 Denison 26 Otterbein 0 Ohio Medical 39 Otlerbein 0 Muskingum 30 Otterbein 0 Wittenberg 10 Otlerbein 4 Wittenberg 12 Otterbein 16 Denison 0 Olterbein 0 Kenyon 15 Otlerbein 0 Davton Men's Club 11 Won 0 Lost 8 Otlerbein 0 O.M.U. 11 J.F. Kalmbach, Coach Won 1 l,nsl 3 No Coach 1907 1899 Olterbein 0 Ohio State 28 Otterbein 0 Ohio State 29 Olterbein 0 Kenyon 17 Otterbein 6 Washington and Jeff. 39 Otlerbein 27 Antioch 0 Olterbein 6 Ohio Wesleyan 0 Otterbein 0 Denison 10 Otterbein 30 Mutes 0 Otterbein 0 Ohio Wesleyan 16 Olterbein 0 Kenyon 4.3 Olterbein 3 Muskingum 2 Otterbein 0 Wittenberg .3 Otterbein 0 Miami 32 Otterbein 6 Wittenberg 10 Otlerbein 0 Wittenberg 11 Otlerbein 21 Denison 3 Won 2 Lost 6 F.. A. Werner. Coach Won 3 Lost 5 No Coach

1900 1908 Otterbein 0 Ohio State 20 Olterbein 0 Ohio State 18 Otlerbein 22 Denison 0 Otterbein 0 Kenyon 17 Otlerbein 0 Ohio Lniversity 6 Otlerbein 16 Wittenberg 0 Otlerbein 0 Heidelberg 0 Olterbein 31 .Antioch 4 Otlerbein 16 Denison 0 Otterbein 0 Ohio Wesleyan 28 Otlerbein 0 Ohio Medical 26 Otlerbein 6 Denison 12 Otlerbein 12 Ohio Wesleyan 0 Otterbein 16 Muskingum 0 OllerU'in 12 Wittenberg 10 Olterbein 10 Findlav 0 Won 4 Ust 3 Tied 1 Otterbein 0 Ohio Northern 1.3 J.ll. Flowers. Coach ^on t I ,oftt T) F.. A. Werner. Co 32 ach 1909 1917 Otterbein 0 Ohio State 14 Otterbein 0 Denison 31 OtterbeiD 6 Kenyon 8 Otterbein 0 Muskingum 6 Otterbein 18 Ohio University 3 Otterbein 0 Kenyon 27 Otterbein 15 Cincinnati 3 Otterbein 37 Marshall 0 Otterbein 0 Wittenberg 0 Otterbein 0 Heidelberg 9 Otterbein 18 Antioch 5 Otterbein 0 Ohio Wesleyan 49 Otterbein 0 Ohio Wealeyaa 6 Otterbein 0 Wooster 20 Otterbein 17 Muskingum 0 Won 1 Lont 6 F.H. Goslon, Coach Won 4 Lont 3 Tied 1 A. A. Exendine , Coach 1918 Otterbein 0 Ohio Wesleyan 62 1910 Otterbein 0 Denison 31 Otterbein 5 Ohio State 14 Otterbein 6 Heidelberg 13 Otterbein 0 Kenyon 0 Otterbein 0 Muskingum 6 Otterbein 23 Ohio Northern 19 Otterbein 0 Kenyon 39 Otterbein 37 Heidelberg 0 Won 0 Loat 5 H. P. Swain, Coach Otterbein 39 Antioch 0 Otterbein 12 Cincinnati 6 Otterbein 12 Ohio University 0 Won 5 Lost 1 Tied 1 1919 A. A. Exendine, Coacb Otterbein 6 Ohio Wesleyan 26 Otterbein 12 Denison % 1911 Otterbein 0 W.Va. Wesleyan 53 Otterbein 0 Ohio State 6 Otterbein 0 Heidelberg 19 Otterbein 22 St. Marys 0 Otterbein 0 Wittenberg 58 Otterbein 30 Muskingum 2 Otterbein 0 Muskingum 19 Otterbein 3 Cincinnati 16 Otterbein 0 Marietta 43 Otterbein 11 Ohio University 11 Won 0 Lost 7 R.E. Watts, Coach Otterbein 8 Denison 23 Otterbein 19 Antioch 6 1920 Otterbein 6 Ohio Wesleyan 5 Otterbein 0 Ohio Wesleyan 33 Otterbein 6 Marietta 0 Otterbein 0 Muskingum 24 Otterbein 3 Wittenberg 0 Otterbein 0 Denison 21 Won 6 Lost 3 Tied 1 Otterbein 3 Ohio Northern 23 A.A. Elxendine , Coach Otterbein 60 Wilmington 7 Otterbein 14 Ohio University 53 Otterbein 2 Heidelberg 21 Otterbein 0 Wittenberg 42 1912 Otterbein 0 Ohio Wesleyan 16 Won 1 Lost 7 M.A. Ditmer, Coach Otterbein 0 Ohio State 55 Otterbein 20 Muskingum 0 Otterbein 12 St. Marys 14 ’1221 Otterbein 3 Denison 60 Otterbein 13 Wilmington 14 Otterbein 7 Cincinnati 39 Otterbein 0 Ashland 7 Otterbein 6 Antioch 26 Otterbein 0 Denison 49 Otterbein 0 Ohio University 7 Otterbein 13 Heidelberg 2 Otterbein 6 Marietta 21 Otterbein 7 Kenyon 7 Otterbein 7 Wittenbern 19 Otterbein 0 Miami 21 Won 1 Lost 9 W.J. Gardner, Coach Otterbein 0 Wittenberg 20 Otterbein 0 Hiram 0 1213 Won 1 Lost 5 Tied 2 Otterbein 15 Ohio Wesleyan 6 M.A. Ditmer, Coach Otterbein 3 Kenyon 15 Otterbein 74 Antioch 6 1922 Otterbein 6 Akron 38 Otterbein 0 Ohio Wesleyan 13 Otterbein 27 Ohio University 0 Otterbein 6 Hiram 13 Otterbein 7 Ohio Northern 19 Otterbein 26 Muskingum 6 Otterbein 0 Marietta 10 Otterbein 14 Wooster 46 Otterbein 0 Wittenberg 12 Otterbein 20 Heidelberg 0 Won 3 Lost 5 R.F. Martin, Coach Otterbein 7 Wittenberg 55 Otterbein 0 Ohio University 20 1914 Otterbein 0 St. Xavier 32 Otterbein 0 Miami 40 Won 2 Lost 6 M.A. Ditmer, Coach Otterbein 0 Ohio University 36 Otterbein 20 Muskingum 0 Otterbein 20 Marietta 13 Otterbein 12 Denison 33 1923 Otterbein 7 Wittenberg 6 Otterbein 27 Defiance 0 Otterbein 71 Antioch 0 Otterbein 0 Wooster 21 Otterbein 3 Cincinnati 0 Otterbein 25 Heidelberg 0 Otterbein 7 Ohio Wesleyan 20 Otterbein 13 Hiram 0 Otterbein 19 Case 6 Won 4 Lost 5 R.F. Martin, Coacb Otterbein 13 Wittenberg 24 Otterbein 0 Muskingum 6 1915 Otterbein 7 St. Xsvier 6 Otterbein 12 South High 0 Otterbein 6 Kenyon 12 Won 5 Lost 3 M.A. Ditmer, Coach Otterbein 0 Marietta 27 Otterbein 6 Wooster 0 1924 Otterbein 7 Ohio University 48 Otterbein 0 Wooster 28 Otterbein 18 Marshall 0 Otterbein 6 Case 19 Otterbein 7 Heidelberg 13 Otterbein 18 Hiran 0 Otterbein 0 Ohio Wesleyan 7 Otterbein 0 Ohio Wesleyan 35 Otterbein 7 Ohio Northern 9 Otterbein 0 Heidelberg 6 Otterbein 20 Muskingum 13 Won 3 Lost 6 R.F. Martin, Coach Otterbein 0 St. Xavier 48 Won 2 Lost 5 M.A. Ditmer, Coach

1925 1916 Otterbein 0 Bowling Green 0 Otterbein 7 Denison 0 Otterbein 0 Case 9 Otterbein 7 Kenyon 0 Otterbein 0 Cincinnati 6 Otterbein 0 Ohio University 13 Otterbein 0 Muskingum 13 Otterbein 9 Ohio Wesleyan 0 Otterbein 12 Hiram 12 Otterbein 55 St. Mary’s 10 Otterbein 0 Baldwin Wallace 7 Otterbein 6 Marshall 12 Otterbein 0 Heidelberg 39 Otterbein 21 Muskingum 0 Otterbein 0 Dayton 48 Otterbein 6 Marietta 12 Won 0 Lost 6 Tied '! Won 5 Lost 3 H.J. Iddings, Coacb 33 M.A. Ditmer, Coach 1926 Otif-rlrf-in ^indla^ 0 Otterbein Muskingum OttcrLcin Cincinnati 21 Otterbein Akron 26 Ollerb<-in Heidelberg T Otterbein Rittenberg Ott»^rb*riti Baldwin Ralldce 1< Otterbein Kent State Otterbein Muskingum 12 Otterbein Hiram 7 Otterbein Marietta 7 Otterbein 6 Kenvon 6 Olterbfin Hiram 6 Otterbein 13 Ashland 20 Ron 2 1.0! M. A. Ditmer, Coach Otterbein 6 . Capital 7 Ron 1 l.ost 6 Tied 1 1^* H. R. Fwing. Coach flttnrbein 0 Bowling Green 0 Otlorbcin 0 Miami 33 19:Kf Oltffbein 0 Marietta 6 fltterbein 0 Aluskingum 24 Otterbein 14 Baldwin Rallace I Otterbein 13 Hiram 6 Otterbrin 0 Muskingum 27 Otterbein 0 Ashland 6 Otterbein 39 Capital 6 Otterbein 0 Alarietta 26 Heidelberg 13 Olterbein 0 Otterbein 0 Rooster 34 Ron 2 l.ost 4 Tied Otterbein 0 Kenyon 25 A.B. Sears. (!i aih Otterbein 6 Capital 13 Otterbein 0 Toledo 50 1928 Ron 1 Lost 7 H. R. Ewing, Co Otterbein Findlay 6 Otterbein Muskingum 13 mi Baldwin Rallace ( Otterbein Otterbein 6 Aluskingum 19 Otterbein Kenyon 0 Otterbein 0 Marietta 38 Kenyon 20 Otterbein Otterbein 0 Kent State 13 Hiram 8 Otterbein Otterbein 12 Alt. I’nion 7 Otterbein Heidelberg 38 Otterbein 6 Ashland 7 Otterbein Capital 0 Otterbein 0 Marietta 12 A.B. Sears. Coach Otterbein 12 Hiram 0 Otterbein 6 Capital 14 1929 ^on 1 Lost 6 H. R. Ewing, Co Otterbein Rooster 19 Otterbein Kenyon 6 19.38 Marietta 6 Otterbein Otterbein 6 Ohio Northern 12 Aluskingum 12 Otterbein Otterbein 0 Heidelberg 37 Alleghenv 32 Otterbein ’ Otterbein 0 Ciapitul 6 Alanetta 28 Otterbein Cltlerbein 0 ICJdwin Rallace 20 Alt. Inion 7 Otterbein Otterbein 3.3 Otterbein Hiram 6 Ashland 13 Otterbein 7 Kenyon 18 H.K. Kdler. Coach Otterbein 0 Capital 27 1930 H. R. Otti-rbein Cedarville Otterbein Hiram It Otterbi'in Capital I Ottirbein Marietta 1919 Otterbein Den 19 Otterbein Muskingum 32 Otterbein Ashland 7 Otterbein Case 51 Otterbein Ohio Northern 6 Otterbein Rittenberg 51 Otterbein Baldwin Rallace 0 Otterbein Ravnesburg 32 Ron 1 l.o:SI .3 Tied 1 Ottorbi'in 6 Bowling Green 26 H.K. hdlelr. Coach OittTbi'in 0 Ashland 18 Otterbein 0 Marietta 16 19JJ Otterbein 0 Otterbein 26 Hiram 0 Capital 23 Otterbein 0 lleidellierg 7 Run 0 l.ost 8 S.T. Selbv. Coach Otterbein 20 Capital 6 Otterbein 20 Ohio Niirlhem 0 |9i0 Otterliein 13 Marietta 0 Otie rbcin 33 Rio (irande 0 Otterbein 26 Kenv.in 13 Otterbein 0 Heidelberg '26 Otterbein 0 Kent Stale 6 Otterbein 6 Kenvon 2.3 Otterliein 0 .iohn Carrnll 18 Otterbein 12 Ashland 0 Otterbein Ron 5 1.11 St 3 H.K. Kdler. Coacl 13 Bluffton 6 Otterbein 0 Transylvania 13 Ol lerbein 0 Marietta 19 m2 • lllerbein 0 Otterbein 18 Oberlin 0 Capital 32 Otterbein 19 Kent Stale 0 Run 3 1.1,1«i 5 S.T. Selbv. Coach 1 lllerbein 0 Ohio Northern 0 Otterbein 6 Capital 0 Otterbein 0 Ashl.ind 0 |9t| Otterbein 12 Kcnvnn 0 Otterbein 14 Oberlin 12 Otterliein 7 liiledi. 12 Otterbein 0 Heidelberg 13 Ollerbein 0 Akron 0 Ollerbein Kenton 12 Ron 1 Cost 2 Tied Otterbein Bluffton 0 H.K. h:dler. Co ich Otterbein II Marietta 0 Otterbein 26 Capital 6 Otterbein 13 Transvlvunia 33 Otterbein 6 lolin C.irroll 20 OtterbeinI 39 Ashland 0 Otterbein 0 Aluskingum 0 Re ost 3 S.T. Selby. Cogch Otterbein 13 Alariett.i 7 Ottirbein () Denison 12 ii'ii Otterbein 6 Ohio Northern 0 Otterbc'in Heidelberg 0 0 Otterbein Ashl.ind 1.3 Ibterbein Muskingum 6 20 Otterliein C.ipital 0 Otterbein Kenyon 0 Otterbein 0 Toledo 12 Otterbein I S Miami Naval Tmg Scho.il 0 Ron 3 l.is t t Tied 1 Otterbein I S Detroit Navy Base I 1 H.K. Filler. CoItch Otterbein Deniscin 6 Otterbein Findlav 6 19JJ Otterbein Capital 3 Otterbein 0 Cincinnati 13 Ron 3 I ,„st 3 H.R. F.wing. Coach Otterbein 7 Bowling (.reen 20 Otterbein It Rittenberg 3!l ilUH Otterbein (■ Kent .St,lie 7 Otterbein 23 Hio Grande 6 Otieri.eiii (1 Ohio Northern 21 Otterbein 18 Rest A irgiiii.i T Otterbein 0 Denison 26 Otterbein I. Kenton 6 Otterbein (I Aslil.ind 2 Otterbein 0 Kenton 38 Otterbein ti C.,pii..l 12 Ron 2 l ost I Ron 1 lost 7 H.K. Filler. Coach 34 II.R, h.wing. Cl ii'i: 1?JL» Otterbein 6 Ohio Reslevan 7i3 kenvon 13 Ollfrbvin il Otterbein 26 Hiram 13 Otterbein i: Ravne 27 Otterbein 6 Oberlin 34 Otterbein i: Muskingum 7 Otterbein 32 kenion 14 Oltrrbein 19 R. \a. Tech 13 Otter bi’in 12 Rilmington 20 Otterbfin :8 Capital 0 Oiterbein 13 Marietta 31 Ottfrbein .^■2 Capital 0 Otterbein 19 C.ipital 20 R on S 1 -0 St 1 H.R. Ewing, Coach Otlerbein 21 Muskingum 48 H.R. Ewing. Coach mi Ron 2 Lost 6 Oltfrbrin T 1 niv. of R. \ a. 41 195.3 Ottprbcin 0 Muskingum 0 Otterbein !•’ Oberlin 6 Ottfrbein 14 Denison 46 Otterbein 7 Ohio Reslevan 50 Otterbrin 14 ken\on 0 Otterbein kenvon 14 : Heidelberg 7 34 Otlirbein Otlerbein 0 Rilmington 19 Capital 6 Otirrbein 14 Otlerbein 19 Marietta 6 27 Ohio Northern 6 Ottcrbein Otlerbein 20 Hiram 0 Mb.on 7 Otterbrin 12 Otterbein 13 Muskingum 34 Ron 1 1.0 St 2 Tied 2 Otlerbein 20 Capit.ll 19 H R. Rwinift. Coach Ron 5 l.ost 3 H.R. Ewing. Coach

195 V 1946 Otlerbein Morris Harvey 34 7 I nn.ofR. Va. 13 Otlerbein Oiterbein 14 Oberlin 27 Detroit Tech 0 Otterbein .')7 Oiterbein 20 Ak ron 27 Ot terbein 18 Denison 13 Otterbein 7 Rittenberg '26 Heidelberg 0 Otterbein 20 Otlerbein 26 Marietta 7 Ohio Northern 6 Otterbein 33 Oiterbein 13 Hiram 7 Otterbein 30 Capital 6 Otlerbein 0 St. .losepha 27 Otterbein 40 \lbion 0 Oil erbein 0 Capital -20 Otterbein kenxon 0 Ron 2 USt 6 H.R. Ewing, Coach Aon T 1.091 1 C.R. Novotny. C.oach

m: Otlerbein 13 Centre 28 Otterbein (. MoreheaH Malt* Otterbein 7 Ml. 1 nion 45 I niv. of R. '.o Otterbein 0 Otterbein 19 Oberlin 14 Ohio Reslewin 2K Otterbein 20 Otterbein 0 Akron 58 Otterbein H fleidelberg 14 Otlerbein 13 Rittenberg 1.3 Otterbein 19 Mt. 1 nion 21 Otlerbein 12 Marietta 7 Otterbein n C.ipit.il 6 Otlerbein l.l Hiram 28 H.iMwin Rallace VI Otterbein 0 Otterbein 7 Capital 33 Otterbein 33 M.invhester 0 Otterbein It Hollins VO Ron 2 1.11 St .5 Tied 1 Rohm \jtlcr, (’.oaih Ron f> li.M I (i.R. Novotny. (!oayh

mjf Oiierbein 47 Ohio Northern 0 I9i8 Otlerbein 19 Oberlin 12 Oiterbein 7 Denison W Oiterbein 13 Akron 7 Otlerbein 0 Mt. 1 nion I9 Olli-rbein 7 Alt. Union 19 Otlerbein 16 Indiana Central Otlerbein 7 Hiram 12 Oiterbein 6 lleidelbt-rg 19 Otlerbein 26 Alarietia 13 Otterbein 7 Ashland 7 Otlerbein 0 Alusk ingum 65 Oiterbein 0 Morris llarvev Otterbein 7 Rashington and Jeff. 19 Otlerbein 6 Capital 7 Otterbein 7 Capital 41 28 Adri.in 13 Otterbein Robert Agler, Coach Oiterbein 7 Albright 61 Aon 4 1 .ost S Aon 2 1 ost 6 Tied 1 1957 G.A. Novotnv, Coach Otlerbein 19 Ohio Northern 6 Otlerbein 34 Oberlin 19 19 V9 Oiterbein 6 Alt. Union 0 Ohio Reslevan Otlerbein 13 Otterbein 13 Hiram 7 Detroit Tech 6 Otterbein 20 Otterbein 46 Alarietta 13 Otterbein 0 Denison 19 Otterbein 14 Aluskingum 61 Heidelberg 49 Otlerbein 15 Otterbein 1,3 Rashington and Jeff. 20 Otlerbein 47 Ashland 6 Otterbein 14 Capital 28 Otterbein 46 Oberlin 26 Ron 5 1.0St 3 Robert Agler, Coach Otterbein 44 Capital 20 Otlerbein 26 Ilir.iiii 7 Ron 5 Lost 3 (l.'A. Novotny. C

JOilf Otlerbein 0 Kindlay 0 Denison 14 L95L1 Otlerbein 0 Otterbein Ohio Reslevan 60 Olleil.ein 8 kenion 16 Oiterbein 20 Rilmington 6 Otlerbein 18 Olsrlin 12 Otlerbein 0 Denison 36 Otlerbein .50 Hiram 0 Otlerbein 13 R. A a. Tech 59 Otlerbein 12 Alarietta IV Otlerbein 7 Heidelberg 10 Otterbein 7 Heidelberg 14 Otlerbein 32 ALirielta 6 Otlerbein 23 Ashland 8 Otlerbein 32 C.ipilal 0 Otterbein IK Capital 18 One rbein 13 Aluskingum 60 Ron 3 EosIt V Tied 2 Ron 3 1.01.1 5 C.R. Novotny, Coach Robert Agl er. ( loach

U'il 19.59 Otlerbein 0 Rilmington 7 Otlerbein 38 Eindlav 14 Otterbein 0 Ohm Reslevan 20 Otterbein 13 Denison 21 Otlerbein 20 Denison M Otlerbein •27 kenvon 6 Otlerbein 7 kenvon 21 Otlerbein 18 Oberlin 6 Otlerbein 22 Alarietta 12 Oiterbein 30 11 i ram 0 Otlerbein 12 Hir.im 12 Otlerbein 16 Alarietta 12 Olleriiein 20 ( .ipil.il 11 OlierlMin n Heidelberg 21 Otlerbein 19 Alii..kinguni V8 Otterbein 39 Ashl.ind 12 Otlerbein 60 (:.ipilal 28 Ann 2 1 rORit 1 11 tl.A. Co... 35 Ron 7 1 .111.1 2 Kols ri Agler, (7 F

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