11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 CAPTAIN BONI PETCOFF, (OJ.10 State) Ohio 'Wesleyan Ohio State FOOTB.ALL THE OHIO STADIUM October 6, 1923 PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111u11111111111111111111111111111111111111111t S!~JJ DE BAKER OFFICIAL PROGRAM ~~ I ~~Q . OHIO WESLEYAN OHIO STATE I I FOOTBALL GAME IN THE OHIO STA D IUM BIG-SIX S E D A N $ 2 7 5 0 THE SERIES 2 4 STUDEBAKER two extra disc wheels complete with T ARGE numbers of motorists who extreme comfort and the completeness and elegance of the appointments. tires, tubes and tire covers; handsome REFEREE ____________ .]. W. 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After 71 years of service, the name They are enthusiastic over their all­ Everything for which one can wish in motoring convenience, comfort and Studebaker enjoys confidence and re· round satisfaction with the Big-Six be­ spect more than ever . .cause of its dependability ,surplus power, utility has been provided- even to the Partial List of Equipment of Big-Six Sedan-Two combination stop-and-tail light. Motometer with lock and or namental radiator cap. Automatic gasoline signal. extra disc wheels complete with cord tires, tubes and tire Aluminum-bound running boards with corrugated rub­ Saturday, October 6, 1923 covers. Nickel-plated bumpers, front and rear. Com­ ber mars and step pads. Aluminum kick plates. Heater, modious trunk. Automatic windshield cleaner, rear· vanity case, smoking set and flower vase. Snubbers. view mirror and glare-proof, glass visor. Courtesy light, 2 P. M. CENTRAL STANDARD TIME Eight-day clock. Upholstery of rich mohair velvet plush. coach lamps, dome and rear corner reading lights and Power to satisfy the most exacting owner THE JEWELL-BASSETT-JEWELL CO. ISSU ED BY 246-250 North Fourth Street The Ohio State University Athletic Association Bell, Main 3500 Citizens 60 I I Columbus, Ohio K E R y E A R H I s I s A s T u D E B A The Proof of the Paper FURNAS ts m the Printing Quality THIS PROGRAM IS PRINTED ON Ice Cream EN AMELINE Ohio Wesleyan Most Ancient " It's a F ood-Not a Fad " The only paper of its kind and ·· the one best paper for. Cata­ Football Foe of Ohio State MOST POPULAR BECAUSE OF MERIT . logues, Booklets, Folders and Broadsides. Eat More Ice Cream The cover is printed on 25x38- 100 Enameline and the inside On a May day, back in 1890, Ohio Wesleyan furnished the opposition for the first It's Good For You pages on 25x38-60 Enameline. football game in Ohio State's history. It is worthy of note that Ohio State won this initial encounter, 20 to 14. Manufactured by The Furnas Ice Cream Co. THE PEERL ESS PAPER CO. The healthy athletic rivalry between the two institutions has continued with few in- terruptions in the ensuing third of a century. Today's meeting is the twenty-fifth of Exclusive Manufacturers of DAYTON, OHIO the series, Of the 24 previous contests, Ohio State has won 21. Plain and Fancy Ice Cl'eam and Ices, Individual l\'loulds, Ice Cream Cakes Distributed by Despite the apparent one-sidedness of the competition, Ohio Wesleyan has long since and Pies. The Central Ohio Paper Co. dropped out of the practice game class. Last year, when the Methodists held the Buck­ 569-583 E. Long St. C<>lumbus, Ohio eyes to a 5 to 0 victory, Ohio Wesleyan won the Ohio Confe.renc:e championship. Inci­ COLUMBUS, OHIO dentally that game was the closest Ohio Wesleyan has come to winning since 1911 when Ohio State emer g~d on top by the slender margin of 3 to 0. In passing it should be noted that Athletic Director St. John, now chief pilot of Ohio State's athletic destinies, was coach at Ohio Wesleyan that year. In the following year he came to Ohio State. After that first game in 1890 there were no others between these neighboring institu­ tions until 1895, when the only tie in the long series was staged, the final count standing 8 to 8. Ohio Wesleyan was the victor in 1896, the score being 10 to 4, and again in the IT WILL OPEN YOUR EYES!! following year, 6 to 0. In 14 games Ohio Wesleyan has been shut out by Ohio State. During the St. John­ Wilce regime at Ohio State, the Methodists have registered only one touchdown at the How To E njoy Football Buckeyes' expense. That was in 1915, wh~n the final score was 19 to 6. In the last decade Ohio State elevens have amassed 325 points to just five points for By Director L. W . St. ] oh.n and D r. ]. W VVilce Ohio Wesleyan. In the earlier games, prior to 1913, Ohio Wesyelan registered 81 points to 251 for Ohio State. For the entire series, the point score stands-Ohio State 576, Written for the average "fan," to help him get more out of the game. Ohio Wesleyan 87. Seventy-two pages; frontispiece; art cover by Prof. T. E. French, "Daddy of the Stadium Idea;" cartoon by Billy Ireland; extensive definitions, and a new T~ree times in the last ten years, Ohio State has rung up more than 50 points against arrangement of penalties.' Ohio Wesleyan. In 1913 the count was 58 to 0. In 1917 the score was 53 to 0 and in 1920 it was to 0. Both the latter years were Western Conference championship Get it at the game or any bookstore. 55 seasons for Ohio State. Price 50 cents 2 3 Grade A Milk Is the last word known to science for safe milk, produced and distributed under the supervision of Dr. Chas. E. North Laboratories of New York City, the greatest milk specialist in the world, and distributed only by The Budd Dairy Company, winners of the first prize at the Ohio State Fair over all milk in Columbus in 1922, first prize over all milk in State of Ohio in 1923. SElrFEI< £11cJ THE BUDD DAIRY COMPANY CUNll/INGl-Ji(\M DISTRIBUTORS OF EnGI "Grade A Milk" and "Quality Milk" also the Famous Chocolated Dairy Drink "400" WALTHER CE-11fer 4 l ... ,J 1923 OHIO STATE SQUAD ...,. a .., -~ ·--ew-'®f - ..,,.- __ ... - =- -~------ -... BACK ROW-Marts, Peterson, Kyle, Ross, Hollingsworth, Murphy, Harrison. SIXTH ROW-Bruck, Edmiston, Jackson, Coot, Miller, E. P. Lang, Rader, Nopper, Poling, Lusk. FIFTH ROW-Zaenglein, Wood, Price, Woodruff, Ort, Royer, Watkins, Roesch, Hendershott, Lobul, Paul. FOURTH ROW-Wendler, Howard Hamilton, J. P. Miller, Va-q Scoyk, Howell, Marion, Wisterman, Harter, Walther, Croft. 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McGRATH & SONS ========== 11~I~11========== General Contractors Building Construction N the ten years Ohio State has been a i~ember of the 'Yestern Conference, ~uring. all Now C onstructing on the Campus maurtug I of which time L. W. St. John has been Duector of Athletics and Dr. J. W. Wilce Direc­ ADMINISTRATION BUILDING THE EUCLID ACADEMY tor of Football, its teams have thrice won the Western Conference Championship and 1412'2 N. High St., cor. Euclid Ave. have risen from obscurity to the front rank of college teams.