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OHIO STADIUM\ . d Radio, so'fs: 5\or ot 1'I on oN lucl<.'f c\,eet £\lEEN W\l5 ' \ \ove lo ,,, i r - o\:ba\\ garnesd ''\-lit> \-\oota~. "'- -t0 111 an \ hou~, ll ''60 ,team • -\:.as\:e s \ ,, bel-ter ·1. -today · ') Du.\:. .fot a L ~,tt\l'-e cigarette, D ~60 ~UC.1'-Y an>' other z,etter than . tas t e - ( Lucki es ... -
LUCKIES TASTE BETTER THAN ANY OTHER CIGARETTE ! L.S./M.FT.- Lud CO,.R., THE AM C RICAN TODACCO COMfl'ANY .~', " .. ·. :-:: } -.. / ~ ~') : ·'· ·. ,, : ..• . _., I .. -: ••-. . ~ ,; ·. : .... ; . ,., h ., . • ·111. :1 I '-' . \ ' . . ~ ., - '\. \ .. . - •!\I . .,. \ \1. 1·! . \h. ~" 3 The Mustangs f(eturn They Wbn a year agb, 32 f(J 27 T WENTY-FOUR of the thfrty-six South all-America back and first man in the "pro" ern Methodist University ~lustangs who draft choice; Johnny Champion, who caught a helped defeat Ohio State 32 to 27 last year, in 66-yard touchdown pass against the Buckeyes; one of the nation's most thrilling games of all Ray Cleckler, defensive half, who intercepted time, are on the Ponv a Buckeye pass and ran it back 56 yards for a team that is meeting th~ touchdown; two starting defensive guards, Buckeyes here today. Charles Chambers and Bob Vann; two starting Included among the defensive tackles, Neal Franklin and Charles returning J\1 ustangs is Perry; two starting offensi,·e tackles, Bobby Fred Benners, the tall Collier and Jim J\Iarion and several other first passer, who completed line reserves. 19 of 34 aerials for 306 vards and four touch Coach H. N. Russell, who is starting his clowns last September. second year as head coach of the J\1 ustangs, Three of the six-pointers came in the last quar expressed himself as being well-pleased with ter and enabled the Ponies to overcome a the showing made by the Ponies in spring 24-7 lead piled up by the well-balanced Ohio drills. State attack. · Among the freshmen crop are six backs Other veteran J\Iethodists include the three who will bear special note. The most outstand captains--Herschel Forester, offensive guard ing are Bill Crisler and Jerry Norton. Gene and defensive tackle; Pat Knight, offensive full Gillis, of El Paso, is certain to step in and back and defensive end and Dick Hightower, rounding out the impressive sextet are Gayle starting center on both offensive and defense. Mills, Don 1iller and Al Hanson. Also listed are H. N. Russell, Jr., Jimmy Hawn, The Mustangs opened their 1950 season and Ben White, each of whom caught a touch defeating Georgia Tech and met the same down pass here last year. by team last week before coming to Columbus for Other returning Ponies who played against Ohio State's opener. A year ago, the Ponies Ohio State in 1950 are Bill Rippey, Bill Bowden, won their first five games, defeating Iissouri, and Bob Hooks, ends; Harry Dean, \;yayne Oklahoma Aggies and Rice after buckling the Ligon, Buford Partee and Bob Cadwallader, Buckeyes. Then they encountered two straight tackles; Ike Robb, Ralph Hendrickson, Hal defeats at the hands of Texas and Texas Quinn and Earl Walden, guards, and Val Joe A. & M. before defeating Arkansas. Like the Walker, I. D. Russell, Bill Forester, Henry Buckeyes, they lost their last two games of Stollenwerck and Benton Musslewhite, backs. the season--to Baylor and Texas Christian. The J\Iustangs lost several of the men who Two weeks from todav--Oct. 13, the helped them to achieve top national rank last Mus tangs return to the mid:west area to meet October. Among those missing are Kyle Rote, 1 otre Dame at South Bend. 5 OHIO STATE FOOTBALL STAFF 6 CAMPUS SCENES AT SOUTHERN METHODIST #. ·-- - ...:: FONDREN LIBRARY :~ J.. OHIO STATE ATHLETIC STAFF 9 CAPT. ROBERT HEID VIC JANOWICZ WALTER KLEVAY Center Halfback Halfback Ohio State Players Photos by House of Portraits RICHARD LOGAN SHERWIN GANDEE TONY CURCILLO Tackle End Quarterback 10 CARMEN O HIO Words by Fred A. Cornell, '06 (Spanish Chon!) Oh! come let' s sing Ohio' s proise, And 5,ongs to Almo Mater raise ; While our hearts rebounding thrill , With joy which deoth olone con still. Summer' s heat or Winter' s cold, The seasons poss, the years wil l roll ; Tim ? ond c.honge will surely show How firm thy friendship Ohio. These jolly days of priceless worth, By far the gladdest days of earth, Soon will µass and we not know How deorly we love Ohio. We should srrive to keep thy name Of foir repute ond spotlf>SS fame; So, in co:lege halls we' ll grow To love thee better Ohio. Tho' age may dim our mem' ry' s store, We' ll think of happy doys of yore, True to friend ond frank to foe, As sturdy sons of Ohio. ff on seas of core we rol l. ' Neath blo:kened sky, o 'er barren shool, Tho' ts of thee bid darkness go, Dear Alrno Moter Ohio. 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Tl1:1t \\'ill, l,owl'n·r. start,·d an 18-game winning ton I layl's, was st: hnol supl'rinlt'nd,·nt from HJ:2.0 ' until hi s ~rl'ak. n>11ti11ui11g through 11i11l' gallll'S in LU-17 and ,· ight in dl'ath in Hl:W. \\'nod\' was on Ne\\"l'O lllt'rstown high school, Hl-18. In ID-I!). I laves 111mTd to \lia111i Unin·rsih· as lll'ad football, baseball ami basketball tl'arns. capt,tining the foo• ,·11ad1. \\'hl'rl' he r,; n the winstr •a k to HJ. l>all IL-am his sl'nior \Tar. 11 :" ·, ..;' l ~J ..H) ~liami tl'alll won fi\'l' of nine. llis 1950 tl·am ! le is a H):3,5 "rn Specialize Good Health by Shopping at Those Dairy Specialists ISALYS ICE CREAM! DAIRY PRODUCTS! LUNCHES! W hen YOU Bu_y Ice Cream Buy The BEST! 400 Store s in Ohio, Dairy Specialists Pe nnsylvania, West Virginia 34 Dairy Stores in Col·umbus 13 TONY CURCILLO RALPH ARMSTRONG THOR RONEMUS Ouorterbock End Guard Ohio State Players Photos by House of Portraits PAUL FAEHL THOMAS RATH RAY HAMILTON Guard Center End 14 ~~~ ~-:;"'.:.,.. 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Chicago Cardinals Sunday, Dec. 16 2 :00 P.M. Philadelph'o Eagles •Home Gomes-Cleveland Stadium AM FM 1430 100.3 17 JULIUS WITTMAN JACK WAGNER ROBERT ENDRES Tackle Fullback Tackle Ohio State Players Photos by House of Por traits RICHARD ARLEDGE RICHARD WALTHER ROBERT GRIMES Quarterback End End 18 HE cool green of a thick Scott lawn will add charm to Tyour home and zest to your outdoor living. Easy to achieve whe n you follow the suggestions in LAWN CARE and use the products developed by Scott's Lawn Research. Scott law ns set t he pace from Maine to California you ought to have one. O M S-~ &. SONS CO ~ ~ 1870 .al Wl.wuµ_vilw, (Jftw Al so Ri dg efield , N . J. - Palo Alto, California • • Ohio State University Line up your football • Playing Numbers week .. end at No. Nome Pos. 10 *'Hamilton, Ray ...... RE 11 Ernst, Richard ...... ·...... HB 12 • Bruney, Fred ...... •...... LH 16 *'Klevoy, Walter ...... RH 17 Bruce, Earle ...... HB 19 Howell, Carroll ...... HB 20 Borton, John ...... HB 22 Leggett, David ...... QB 23 Arledge, Richard ...... QB 24 Hogue, Tom ...... •...... • ...... QB 25 •curcillo, Tony ...... QB 27 Stevenson, Don ... ··········-··································· · .QB 28 Wilks, Williom ...... QB 30 •Wagner, Jock ...... FB 31 •• Janowicz, Victor ...... LH 32 Bechtel, Earl ...... FB 33 • Koepnick, Robert ...... FB 34 Moritz, Roger ...... FB 38 Feinthol, Kenneth ...... E 40 Hoffman, Jomes ...... FB 42 Goodsell, Doug ...... HB 43 Gambill, David ...... RH 44 • Skvorka, Bernie ...... : ...... LH 45 Watkins, Robert ...... FB 47 Rosso, George ...... HB 48 Beekley, Moris ...... LH 49 Riley, George ...... __ ·······-········ HB S 1 Krisher, Jerry ...... C 52 Andrews, Lawrence ...... C 53 Merrell, James ...... C 54 .. Heid, Robert (Capt.) ...... C 55 • Roth, Thomos ...... C • 60 • Ruzich, Steve ...... RG 61 • Fischer, Louis ...... •...... RG 62 Takacs, Michoe l ...... LG • 63 Reichenbach, Jomes ...... G RG Noted for Hospitality .. . for Food ... 64 • Ronemus, Thor ...... 65 *Smith, Carroll ...... LG • Outstanding Service 66 Roberts, Robert ...... G 67 **Wittman, Julius ...... RT 68 *Foehl, Poul ...... LG • 655 rooms with bath-fireproof garage 69 Leo, Thomas ...... ············-··-··· G 71 * Logan, Richord ...... RT 72 *Camponella, Joseph . •...... LT Grill • Cocktail Lounge Coffee Shop and 73 Jacoby, George ...... T 74 Guthrie, George ··-·········---- ...... LT After the game, visit The TOWN 75 *Hietikke, Jomes ...... LT 77 Endres, Robert ...... RT and COUNTRY ROOM for the best 79 Vavroch, William ...... RT 80 •Grimes, Robert .•...... ··········-·· RE Dining, Dancing, and Entertain 81 ** Armstrong, Rolph ...... LE 83 Dugger, Deen ...... E ment. 84 * •Gandee, Sh erwin ...... LE 85 Joslin, Robert ...••...... E • 86 Horris, Robert . . • ...... E Pri L'(t /(' parties 20 "You laughed when I studied magic." Your Friendly CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH DEALERS Hugh E. Nesbitt '14 Harold R. 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WBNS-TV-Ch. 10 OHIO STATE SQUAD 10-Hamilton '52 E 21 6' 178 11-Ernst '54 B 19 5'9" 169 12-Bruney '53 B 19 5'11" 161 16- Klevay '52 B 21 5'9" 164 17-Bruce '54 B 20 5' 8" 160 19-Howell, Carroll, '55 B 18 5'9" 167 20-Borton, John '55 B 18 6'1" 195 22-Leggett, David '55 B 17 6'0" 190 23-Arledge '52 B 21 6' 188 24-Hague '54 B 19 6' 191 25- Curcillo '53 B 20 6'1" 188 28-Wilks '53 B 20 6'2" 182 30-Wagner '52 B 21 6'1" 189 31 - Janowicz '52 B 21 5'9" 186 32-Bechtel '54 B 19 6'2" 194 33-Koepnick '53 B 20 6' 185 34-Moritz '53 B 20 6' 1" 200 40-Hoffman, James '55 B 18 6'0" 184 42-Goodsell '54 B 18 6'2" 185 43-Gambill '53 B 20 5'11" 177 44- Skvarka '53 B 21 5'9" 184 47-Rosso '54 B 21 5' 10" 172 48-Beekley '53 B 20 5'9" 181 51-Keisher '54 C 18 6' 230 52- Andrews '53 C 21 5' 11" 185 53-Merrell '54 C 19 6'3" 225 54- Heid '52 C 21 6' 203 55- Rath '52 C 22 5' 10" 200 60- Ruzich '52 G 21 6'2" 209 61 - Fischer '53 G 21 5'10" 191 62- Takacs '54 G 21 6' 192 63- Reichenbach '54 G 18 5' 10" 202 64- Ronemus '52 G 20 5'9" 186 O U 65- Smith '52 G 22 5'11" 187 66- Roberts '54 G 19 5' 11" 188 67-Wittman '52 T 21 6'1 " 221 68- Faehl '52 G 22 5' 11 " 216 69- Leo '54 G 20 5' 11 " 190 71 - Logan '52 T 21 6'2" 221 FT 72- Campanella ' 52 T 21 6'2" 226 73- Jacoby '54 T 19 5'10" 206 74- Guthrie '53 T 19 6'1 " 215 WHEN YOU SM 75- Hietikko '53 T 20 6'3" 220 77- Endres '52 T 21 6' 1" 200 79- Vavroch '53 T 20 6'1" 210 BO - Grimes '53 E 20 6' 1" 194 Bl - Armstrong '52 E 21 6'4" 198 84- Gandee '52 E 22 6' 197 85- Joslin '54 E 20 6' 182 HESTER 89- Walthe r '53 E 21 5' 10" 191 90- Thomas '53 E 20 6' 1" 183 91 - Manyak '53 E 21 6'1 " 188 MORE COLLEGE MEN il.ND 94- Sh e hon, John '55 E 18 6'2" 17 8 96- Schiller, Richard '55 T 17 6'2" 260 CHESTERFIELD THAN ANY OTi SOUTHERN METHODIST SQUAD 14-S. Stollenwerck '54 B 18 5'9" 160 15-Witt '54 B 18 5'10" 160 18-Crawford '54 B 19 5'10" 175 17-Mills '54 B 20 5'11" 170 21-Musslewhite '53 B 19 5'11" 170 20-Walker '53 B 20 6'1" 175 22-Gunlock '54 E 20 6' 195 24-H. N. Russell, Jr. '52 B 19 6'2" 185 25-Moore '54 B 20 6' 185 26-Crisler '54 B 18 6' 180 33-H. Stollenwerck '52 B 18 5'11" 185 35-Knight '52 B 21 6'1" 188 36-Miller D. '53 B 19 6'2" 195 37-Hansen '54 B 20 6'2" 190 38-B. Forester '53 B 18 6'3" 215 40-1. D. Russell '52 B 21 ~ 185 41-Fargarson '54 B 19 6'1" 175 42- Ware '54 T 19 6' 202 44-Norton '54 B 20 6' 185 45-Gillis '53 B 19 6' 175 47-Benners '52 B 20 6'3" 190 51-Hightower '52 C 20 6'1" 205 52-Fox '52 C 18 6' 178 53-Bowden '53 E 20 6'2" 185 54-Cole '54 C 19 6' 190 57-Landers '54 T 20 6'4" 225 58-Passons '54 G 18 6'2" 200 61-Partee '53 T 21 6'1" 205 62-Lafitte '54 G 20 5'11" 195 63- Riley '53 G 20 5'11" 205 64-Robb '52 G 20 5'10" 190 SAN 65-Basquez '54 G 19 5'11" 190 66- Turk '53 G 21 6'1" 230 67- H. Forester '52 G 19 6' 205 L II 69- Drozd '53 G 19 6' 189 70-Mayo '54 T 20 6'2" 1 85 71 - Clem '54 T 19 6'1" 200 TE 72-Archibald '54 T 19 6'1" 195 73-Cadwallader '53 T 22 6'1" 215 ' 74- Crawford '54 T 19 6'3" 195 YOU SMOKE 76- Cannon '54 T 20 6'2" 210 77-Quinn '52 T 20 6'2" 230 78-Miller, L. '54 T 21 6'1" 190 79-Hendrickson '53 G 18 6'1" 210 80- Mahew '53 E 18 6'1" 188 81-Tunnell '53 E 22 6'2" 178 82-Hawn '53 E 19 6'1" 180 ER FIELD 83- Dean '53 T 19 6' 188 84- Rippey '53 E 19 5'11" 170 '11 EN A ND WOMEN BUY 86- White '52 E 20 6'3" 195 BB - Powell '53 E 20 6' 1" 185 I ANY O THER CIGARETTE 89- Hooks '53 E 21 6'2" 197 85- Litowkin '54 E 23 6' 185 <,,r,11rlu t•)\J J 11·.,11r.,· :..h1~ -. T, ,F1,r1n(r, ~----~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Sept. 29th MICHIGAN STATE Oct. 6th INDIANA • • • Oct. 20th ., IOWA • • • • Oct. 27th NORTHWESTERN Nov. 3rd Southern Methodist Ploying Numbers No. Nome Pos. 14 Stollenwerck, Som QB 15 Witt, Joby ···- ·····-· QB 17 Mills, Goyle ...... OB 18 Crowford, John HB 20 •walker, Vol Joe ·-···...... HB 21 • Musslewhite, Benton .. OB 22 Gunlock, Jock ...... ·····• E 24 * Russell, H. N., Jr. QB 25 Moore, Dole HB 26 Crisler, Bill HB ·f9All 33 • stollenwerck, Henry ... HB w,,,. 35 •Knight, Pot FB FOO 36 Miller, Don ... FB JACK BUCK 37 Hansen, Al .... FB 38 *forester, Bill . FB every Saturday 1 :50 P.M. 40 • Russell, I. 0 . .. FB 41 Forgorson, Bob HB ~pan.sored by 42 Wore, Jim ·····- .. ... T 44 Norton, Jerry HB 45 . Gillis, Gene HB YOUR KAISER-FRAZER DEALER 47 •senners, Fred OB 51 • Hightower, Dick .C 52 Fox, Bill ..... c 53 Bowden, Bill E 54 Cole, Don _ c FOOTBALL LINE-UP 57 Landers, Jim T 58 Possons, Jim G 61 *Partee, Buford T 12:45-FOOTBALL TIME 62 Lafitte, Dorrell G 63 Riley, David G l :00- BUCK TALKS FOOTBALL 64 • Robb, Ike ... . G Sponsored by Bex!ey Mercury, Inc. 65 Bosquez, Joe G 66 Turk, Paul -····· ·- G l : l 5-PIGSKIN SALUTE 67 *F orester, Herschel ···---- G Sponsored by Decca Records 69 Drozd, Louis ...... G 70 Mayo, Leland l :30-COACHES PREVIEW 71 Clem, Jerry ..... --·····--·· Sponsored by Big Bear Stores 72 Archibold, Jock .. T 73 Cadwallader, Bob T l :50-0SU FOOTBALL GAME 74 Crowford, Bill ... T 76 Connon, Chorles T 4:30-COACHES REVIEW 77 *Quinn, Hal ...... G 73 Miller, Lou ...... T 4:45-NOTES & SCORES 79 *Hendrickson, Rolph G 80 Mo hew, Jim .... E 5:30-FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD 81 Tunnell, Mack E Sponsored by B & T Carpet Co. 82 • Hawn, Jimmy ············-·· - .. E 83 *Deon, Horry ...... T 84 *Rippey, Bill E 85 Litowkin, Alex E 86 *White, Ben E AM FM 88 '* Powel1 1 Dove 89 • Hooks, Bob --···· •....•..• E 1230 WCOL 92.3 * Le tterman "Wherever You Go . .. There's Radio!" 25 SAFER DRIVING SAFER LANDINGS Makes The Team ~~ Wilke makes )\ That is, The Team a Stronger one! \) • \ i ',) I Football men Like ( 1, \\ Wilke's meats. \ t J The safest surface for driving is ._. also the safest for modern air • ~{ ports. 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Chicken - Sea Food - Frog Legs .-1ll Lq~al B(' rn arws Open Until 2:30 A.M. 33 WILLIAM WILKS MICHAEL TAKACS TOt., HAGUE Ouorterbock Guard Quarterback Ohio State Players Photos by Ho1tse of Portraits GEORGE JACOBY ROBERT KOEPNICK JAMES MERRELL Tock le fullback Center 34 v~IRALI top Overnight at The VIRGINIA HOTEL for (Columbus Owned ond Operated) It Is One of the Nicest ond Best locoted Hotels in Downtown Columbus Enjoy A Bracing Cocktail In The Mayfair Cocktail Lounge A l eisurely Dinner in thp Completely New Dinin\J Room Ballrooms for All Business and Social Functions l'hnu e Fur U,·."~ rn,tion." MA. 3101 Bill Dunn, Monoger 3rd & Goy Streets A tradition on Campus RIVERSIDE Since 1902 ... RESTAURANT STEAKS - CHICKEN - SPAGHETTI .·I l,o ..I n1ilt1Ul e For l'ri r,1/ c /',rrties 1570 Olentangy River Rd. UN. 7237 AT THE GATEWAY TO THE CAMPUS S.M.U. SCORES OF 1950 S.M.U. 33, Georgia Tech 13 SMITH - STEVENS S.M. U. 32, Ohio Stale 27 T Al LORING CO. 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BROAD STREET ADams 6245 The Circle Drive In Columbus' Oldest For Fine Food -- .. -· and Quick Service Del Rio Restaurant King Ave. & Olentangy River Rd . STEAKS- SPAGHETTI Another Convenient Location Phone Kl. 0117 1276 W . 5th Ave. ot Columbus, Ohio 5th Ave. & Broadview 38 OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY ROSTER No. Nome Pos. Wgt. Hgt. Age Clan Homa Town-High School 10 ~ "' Hamilton, R:,y . .. LE 178 5-11 21 Senior Conlon {McKinley) 11 Ernst, Richard ...... RH 169 5.9 19 Sophomore Cincinnati {Withrow) 12 .. Bruney, Fred LH 166 5-11 20 Junior Mortin, Ferry 16 "'•Klevoy, Wolter ··--······-·· .... RH 168 5.9 21 Senior Independence 17 Bruce, Earle ...... RH 160 5-8 20 Sophomore Cumberland, Md. (Ali'gh'ny ) 19 Howell, Carroll .. RH 167 5 .9 18 Freshman Portsmouth 20 Borton, John LH 195 6-1 18 Freshman Alliance 22 Leggett, David .. QB 190 6-0 17 Freshman New Philadelphia 23 Arledge, Richard ...... QB 194 6-0 21 Senior Chillicothe 24 Hogue, Tom .. ·--·--·-······ QB 191 6-0 19 Sophomore Rocky River 25 • Curcillo, Tony ---- ······- ····-·--··-· QB 188 6-1 20 Junior Elyria 27 Stevenson, Don ····--·-···-·······-··QB 182 6-2 18 Freshman Hamilton 28 Wilks, William ····-·--···-······---···QB 182 6-2 20 Junior Hamilton {Public) 30 "Wagner, Jock . --··-···············-······ Fil 189 6-1 21 Senior Piqua 31 .. • Janowicz, Victor ············-··--········ lH 181 5.9 21 Senior Elyria 32 Bechtel, Earl ...... ·····--···-···· ... Fil 194 6-2 19 Sophomore Fredericktown 33 • Koepnick, Robert ...... Fil 193 6-0 20 Junior Dayton {Chominode) 34 Moritz, Roger ···················-···· __ Fil 200 6-1 20 Junior Columbus {North) 38 Feinthol, Kenneth ---·----·····-······ RE 185 6-1 18 Freshman Middletown 40 Hoffman, Jome, ····------· -·····-····· Fil 184 6-0 18 Freshman Mory!·.:'.ie 42 Goodsell, Doug ·-···-···- ·············. lH 184 6-2 18 Freshman Columbus {Upper Arlington) 43 Gambill, David ··-·-·--················-·- RH 177 5. 11 20 Junior Portsmouth 44 • Skvorko, Bernie ·····------··H·- ... LH 180 5.9 21 Junior Struthers 45 Watkins, Robert ...... Fil 182 5-10 19 freshman New Bedford, Mou. 47 Rosso, George .... ··········--·--····· RH 170 5-10 21 Sophomore Pittsburgh, Po. {Longley) 48 Seekley, Moris ········-·····-·········· lH 181 5.9 20 Junior Sharonville 49 Riley, George ... ······-··-···-·- . ···- RH 157 5-10 18 Freshman Newark 51 Krisher, Jerry -···------··-·-·-·-········· _c 240 6-0 18 Freshmon Massillon 52 Andrews, Lawrence ···-·-········ ...... c 185 5-11 21 Junior Toledo {DeVi:biss) 53 Merrell, Jomes --··-·-·--··-·-- ...... -···- c 212 6-3 19 Sophomore Geneva 54 .. Heid, Robert {Capt.) ··-···--········ ... C 200 6-0 21 Senior Fremont {Ross) 55 • Roth, Thoma, ...... •...... C 215 5.10 22 Senior Defiance 60 111 Ruzich, Steve ...... RG 216 6-2 21 Senior Madison 61 •fischer, Louis ---····-···················-··· RG 191 5.10 21 Junior Charleston, W. Vo. (Catholic) 62 Takacs, Michael ··-·······-····· ...... LG 202 6-0 21 Sophomore Massillon 63 Reichenbach, Jomes ····------········ G 210 5. 10 18 Freshman Massillon 64 "Rone mus, Thor -·····-· RG 19€1 5.9 20 Junior Springfield {Public) 65 •Smith, Carroll ···········-············· .. LG 187 5.11 22 Senior Sebring 66 Roberts, Robert ...... LG 188 5. 11 19 Sophomore Zanesville {lash) 67 ** Wittman, Julius -·-········-············. RT 211 6-1 21 Senior Massillon 68 *Foehl, Poul LG 222 5. 11 22 Senior Piqua 69 Leo, Thoma, ···················-··· G 191 5-11 20 Freshman Con 'on (South) 71 * Logan, Richard .. RT 226 6-2 21 Senior Mansfield 72 • Campanella, Joseph l T 226 6-2 21 Senior Cleveland {Cathedral Latin ) 73 Jacoby, George ...... l T 212 5-10 19 Sophomore Toledo {Libbey) 74 Guthrie, George ...... l T 215 6-1 19 Junior Columbus (Arlington) 75 • Hietikko, Jomes ····-·-···-········· l T 216 6-3 20 Junior Conneaut 77 Endres, Robert ····- ...... RT 208 6-1 21 Senior Cincinnati (Hughes) 79 Vovroch, William ...... RT 210 6-1 20 Junior Cleveland (Rhodes) 80 '""Grimes, Robert ············· RE 194 6-1 20 Junior Middletown 81 ,;, ,. Armstrong, Rolph LE 208 6-4 21 Senior Cleveland {Rhodes) 83 Dugger, Deon LE 200 6-1 19 Freshmon Charleston, W. Vo. {St' new'II) 84 +• Gandee, Sherwin LE 204 6-0 22 Senior Akron (Garfield) 85 Joslin, Robert ...... LE 182 6-0 20 Sophomore Middletown 86 Horris, Robert -········-······ LE 186 6-2 18 Freshman Barberton 87 Knapic, Bernie LE 192 6-2 20 Sophomore Youngstown {Chaney) 89 *Walther, Richard ··-·-··-··· ··- RE 191 5.10 21 Junior Dayton {Fairmont) 90 Thomas, Richard .... RE 180 6-1 20 Junior Martins Ferry 91 Monyok, John LE 188 6-1 21 Junior Warren (Hording) 93 Kotula, Ted --· RE 182 6-1 20 Sophomore Campbell (Memorial) 94 Shelton, John RE 178 6-2 18 Freshman Ironton 96 Schiller, Richard l T 260 6-2 17 Freshman 3elloire 111 Indicates l e tters 39 MORE AND MORE IT'S • • •The l\1aramor • • • COLUMBUS' .\AT/0.\ALLY FAMOL ·s RESTAURANT 137 E. BROAD ST . I LUNCHEON L COCKTAILS ... DINNER (2 minute wolk from Brood & High) DAVID DAVIES, Inc. .. mak~s your homi Meat Packers Jook liki amillion" Columbus, 0.-Zonesville, 0 . ()hio O,rned and Operated Serving All Ohio Ohio's Fovorite Meot Products • looks smoother Look for the Diamond-Shaped • looks glossier Double " D" Emblem •· looks better longer Stop staring at your radio! lowest Priced Nationally Advertised Calibre Television in all America! Muntz TV , Inc., 986 W . Goodale Blvd., Call K Londike 3561 For Free Home Demonstration 40 SOUTHERN METHODIST ROSTER No. Name Pos . Wgt. Hgt. Age Closs Home Town 14 Stollenwerck, Som .... QB 160 5.9 18 Sophomore Waxahachie 15 Witt, Joby ...... QB 160 5 -10 18 Sophomore Hughes Spring s 17 Mills, Gayle ... -- Q8 170 5-11 20 Sophomore Port Arthur 18 Crowford, John HS 175 5 -10 19 Scphomore Corsica no 20 •Walker, Vol Joe ...... HS 175 6-1 21 Junior Seminole 21 •Musslewhite, Ben~on QB 170 5 -1 l 20 Junior Lufkin 22 Gunlock, Jock 195 6-0 20 Sophomore Breckenrid :;e 24 . .. Russell, H. N ., Jr. QB 190 6 -2 20 Seni::>r Dallas 25 Moore, Dole .... HS 185 6-0 20 Sophomore Mt. Vernon 26 Crisler, William ...... HS 180 6 -0 18 Sophomore Dallas 33 • • Stollenwerck, Henry .HS 185 5 -11 20 Senior Waxahachie 35 .. Knight, Pot ... -·-······· FB 200 6-2 22 Senior Son Anton ·o 36 Miller, Donald .. FB 195 6-2 19 Junior Bellville 37 Hansen, Al ... FB 190 6-2 20 Sophomore Portland, Ore. 38 •forester, Wiiiiam FB 220 6 -3 19 Junior Dallas 40 .. Russell, I. D. FB 200 5-10 22 Junior Wellington 41 Forgorson, Robert HS 175 6 -1 19 Sophomore Dallas 42 Wore, James .. T 202 6 -0 19 Sophomore Milwaukee, Wis . 44 Norton, Jerry HS 185 6 -0 20 Sophomore Texarkana 45 Gillis, Gene HS 180 6 -0 20 Sophomore El Poso 47 • *Benners, Fred ..... QB 195 6 -3 2 1 Senior Dolf as 51 *•Hightower, Richard ...... c 215 6-1 21 Senior Tyler 52 Fox, William ...... C 190 6-0 19 Sophorr.ore Norman, Okla. 53 Bowden, W illiam E 185 6-2 20 Junior Weatherford 54 Cole, Donald . ········-···· c 190 6-0 19 Sophomore Gladewater 57 landers, Jomes ··-···· T 22':5 6-4 20 Sophomore El Paso 58 Possons, Jomes ..... G 200 6-2 18 Sophomore Sporro, Tenn. 61 • Portee, Buford T 205 6- 1 21 Junior Nashvil le, Tenn. 62 lofitte, Dorrell G 195 5 -11 20 Sophomore Port Arthur 63 Riley, David ...... G 205 5.11 21 Junior Anahuac 64 •*Robb, Ike ...... G 205 5 -1 0 21 Senior Big Spring 65 Bosquez, Joseph ...... G 190 5-11 19 Sophomore Houston 66 Turk, Poul G 235 6 -1 22 Junior New Orleans, l o . 67 *• Forester, Herschel G 220 6 -0 20 Junior Dallas 69 Drozd, Louis G 197 6 -0 20 Sophomore Dallas 70 Mayo, lelond ...... -········· T 185 6 -2 20 Sophomore Gladewa ter 71 Clem, Jerry ...... ······· . . T 200 6 -1 19 Sophomore Texarkana 72 Archibold, Jack ... T 195 6-1 19 Sophomore Dellos 73 Cadwallade r, Robert ··-······ .. T 215 6-1 23 Junior Fort Worth 74 Crawford, W illiam ..... T 195 6-3 19 Sophomore Dollos 77 •Quinn, Hal ____ G 240 6 -2 21 Senior Dallas 78 Miller, Louis ...... ············-· --···-·· T 190 6 -1 21 Sophomore St. Louil, Mo. 79 * Hendrickson, Rolph ...... G 215 6-1 19 Junior Fort Wort, 80 Mohew, Jomes ·· ·······-·· .. ·········- E 190 6 -1 .. 20 Sophomore St. Lou is, Mo. 81 Tunnell, Mock ..•...... •.•...•..... E 180 6 -2 23 Junior Van 82 "' Hawn, Jomes --········· ... . E 185 6-2 20 Junior Athens 83 "'Deon, Horry ...... T 185 6 -0 20 Junior Br e ck enridge 84 • Rippey, William ··-··· .... E 175 5-11 20 Jun.or Dallas 85 U.towkin, Ale x ...... E 185 6 -0 23 Sophomore Erie , Po . 86 '**White, Ben ...... E 205 6 -4 21 Senior Son Antonio 88 • Powe ll , David 200 6 -2 21 Junior Portland, Ore. 89 ' Hooks, Robert E 195 6-2 21 Junior Edgewood * I ndicates l e tters " T he Ofjicial Watch for Timin{! This Game is Lo11{{i11es- the Jrorld\ Most Ho11ored Watch·' 41 ICE Howard Johnson's COAL Ice Crf>r11n Shoppes and Resto11ra11ts and OF Stoker COAL COLUMBUS, OHIO CHARCOAL - ICE CUBES AND CARRY OUT CRUSHED ICE • ALSO BEFORE AND AFTER THE GAME CINCO ALL-ALUMINUM AVOID IN-TOWN PARKING PROBLEMS COMBINATION WINDOWS * • . MURRAY CITY Three Convenient Locations COAL & ICE CO • East Broad Street and James Road 1334 EDGEHILL ROAD 5090 North High Street UN. 1151 UN. 1152 I 1313 Olentangy River Road Boardman & Sons ' E. ELFORD , I Ohio State Schedules For 1951-54 Inclusive & SON, INC. 1951 1953 Sept. 29 S. Methodist, here Sept. 26 Indiana, here 0ct. 6 ~lich. State, here Ocr. J A t California Contractors Oc1. 13 A t Wisconsin Ocr. l O II linois. here Oct. 20 Indiana, here O~t. l 7 At Penns·rlvania Oct. 2 7 I o""'·a, here Oct. 24 A1 \Viscon si n COLUMBUS, OHIO Nov. J Nonh""'·estern, here O'-·t. J J North ....• estern, here Nov. 10 At Piruburgh 1' o,·. 7 M ic h. S tace. here Nov. 1 7 Illinois, here 10 , · . 14 Purdue. here Nov. 24 Ar Michigan Nov. 21 At Michigan AD. 0410 AD. 0292 1952 1954 Sepl. 27 India na, here Sep 1. 25 I ndiona, here O cc. 4 Purdue, here Q4.· t. 2 California, here The RIVIERA O c t. 1 1 Wisconsin, here On. 9 At Illinois Ocr. 18 \Vash. Seate. here 01.· 1. 16 J owa, here REST AU RANT AND CAFE 01."t. 23 \X/i scons in. h ere Nov. 1 At Northi..·eslern 01.·r. 30 At Nor1hi..·es1t-rn Tony Delewese Nov. 8 Piusburgh, here :-..J1.w . 6 Pittsburgh, here Nov. 15 A, Illinois :'\.'.ov. 1 3 Ac Purdue Air c,,,.,1;,;,,,,,.,1 No1.•. 22 Michi)!on, h e re ="'c,·. 20 f\1i chiga n , here 42 Southern Methodists Results - 1950 So. Methodist 33, Georgia Tech 13 So. Methodist 32, Ohio State 27 So. Methodist 21, Missouri O So. Methodist 56, Oklahoma A.&M. 0 So. Methodist 42, Rice 21 So. Methodist 20, Texas 2 3 So. Methodist 20, Texas A.&M. 25 So. Methodist 14, Arkansas 7 So. Methodist 0, Baylor 3 So. Methodist 13, Texas Christian 27 Ohio State Results - 1950 Ohio State 27, So. Methodist 32 Ohio State 41, Pittsburgh 7 Ohio State 26, Indiana 14 Ohio State 48, Minnesota O Ohio State 83, Iowa 21 Ohio State 32, Northwestern O Ohio State 19, Wisconsin 14 Ohio State 7, Illinois 14 Ohio State 3, Michigan 9 BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY Of THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY COLUMBUS, OHIO most flAVOR