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High School Day Falcons vs. Ohio Northern

NOVEMBER 10, 1934

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Ohio Northern Ada, Ohio

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Bowling Green State College Bowling Green, Ohio

HIGH SCHOOL DAY

COLLEGE FIELD

BOWLING GREEN, OHIO

November 10, 1934

The loyal support of the businessmen of Bowling Green last year made this style of program possible and through it hundreds of high school athletes were introduced to athletic activities in Bowling Green State College. In the confident belief that these programs are of great value in advertising the college, the publicity committee offers this, the fourth of a set of 1934 programs.

THE OFFICIAL PROGRAM Is published and distributed at home games by the Department of Publicity of the College-Com- munity Organization. Revenues from the Official Football Program are used to publish this program and are utilized for no other purposes. The Department of Publicity expresses its ap- preciation of the wholehearted co-operation of everyone who helped to make this program possible.

IVAN E. LAKE, '23 EDITOR MARSHALL SHERER, BUS. MANAGER

PRICE TEN CENTS

BOWLING GREEN COACHING STAFF

For many years Bowling Green and Ohio Northern university have been meeting in football and basketball contests, thus developing a tradit- ional rivalry between the Falcons and Bears, which we, today, are glad to continue.

Our pleasure is even greater on this occasion, since we feel honored in being the final Ohio Conference opponent of a team which comes to this campus with its goal undefiled, resulting in it being undefeated and untied.

Such distinction seldom is attained by a college team and we con- gratulate our neighboring friends from Ada upon their success.

Bowling Green State expects to meet a team which will carry on the Ohio Northern traditions which we have so greatly admired in the past under the direction of Messrs. Clyde and Harris Lamb.

Ohio Northern; we greet you!

W. E. Steller, Athletic Director

P. E. Landis, Assistant Coach

E. E. Andrews, Freshman Coach

OHIO NORTHERN COACHING STAFF

We have always enjoyed having our athletic teams meet Bowling Green. Regardless of the outcome of previous games we can always ex- pect to meet a team of stubborn resistance at Bowling Green with the traditional Bowling Green spirit.

It is indeed a pleasure to carry on athletic relations with such men as Mr. Steller and Mr. Landis. We know that we can expect the highest sportsmanship from their teams.

Clyde A. Lamb Director of Athletics

Harris A. Lamb Football Coach

The Orange and Brown

Home of aspiring souls, Our College stands On fertile plains where once roamed Indian bands, Where gorgeous sunsets tint the bending sky; Where pioneers strong in dust now lie; Keep thou the flame enkindled at their shrine Our hearts in beauty to entwine.

Above unfurled, Our Standard staunch and true, Orange where the glow of sunset fades to blue, Brown for the faith of youth in Country dear Who gather in thy halls each year, Seeking thy truth to aid in fortune's quest Calmly distilling what is best.

Who yet can sing thy honor and thy praise? Whose pen can write? whose voice in triumph raise? Wisdom and culture, purity of aim— What future glories crown thy name! The thousands come and gone will honor thee With thee in faith the years will be.

Teach us, State College, to be loyal and brave, To search for truth and ne'er to be Time's slave; To set a light in this dark age of doubt, Put ignorance and fear to rout: Live on and on, unshackled and unblamed; Honored, and cherished and acclaimed.

Prof. J. W. Carmichael

College Yells

Bee Gee Rah, Bee Gee Rah! Rah! Rah! Bee Gee.

Team Rah! Team Rah! Rah! Rah! Team!

Prolonged s-s-s-s-s-s-s-s-s-s Boom! Clap or stump foot. Ah! Bee Gee

E-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e—Yah! E-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e—Yah! Fight, Fight, FIGHT!

Yea Team, Yea Team, Yea TEAM! Fight, Fight, Fight!

Te - - am, Te - - am, Te - - am, Rah! Rah! TEAM!

Rip! Zip! Bazo We Yell, We Yell Bee Gee

Cha-hee cha-hi cha-ho Look at the Falcons GO!

Your Pep! Your Pep You've Got It—Now Keep It Doggonit don't lose it Your Pep!

Bing-a-Lacka, Bing-a-Lacka, Bing, Bing, Bing Ching-a-Lacka, Ching-a-Lacka, Ching, Ching, Bing-a-Lacka, Ching-a-Lacka Bee Gee Will Win!

Bowling Green State college welcomes to the campus today many high school students who are here to help celebrate "High School Day" and it affords the school pleasure indeed to entertain them and to give them an opportunity to inspect the campus and it many fine buildings.

Established in 1910 and started in 1914, the college is operated by the State of Ohio to give the people of the northwestern Ohio equal edu- cational opportunities with those of other parts of the country.

For that reason no tuition is charged and institutional fees con- sist only of nominal registration and laboratory assessments.

Northwestern Ohio can look upon the local campus with pride. No other physical plant is any better. The campus of 105 acres abounds with beautiful, well constructed and equipped, modern school buildings. There are nine buildings on the campus as follows: Administration, Practical Arts, Science, Physical Education, Library, Training School, Williams Hall (dorm), Shatzel Hall (dorm) and the Heating plant. The outlay is estimated at over $2,225,000.

The institution is organized into two coordinate units, a College of Liberal Arts and a College of Education.

Since it's beginning in 1914, Bowling Green State college has been an institution of opportunity for students who have been unable to go to colleges or universities where expenses are high. It is estimated that the average expenditure of the Bowling Green student need not be more than $250 per year. Even this low cost can be materially reduced by students preparing their own meals and there are plenty of room available with kitchen privileges for those who desire to do so.

Courses are offered in special subjects such as Music, Coaching, Home Economics, Commercial education, and the regular collegiate cur- riculum. Careful selection of courses in the Liberal Arts college gives students an opportunity for pre-medics, pre-law, pre-engineering, and pre-journalism.

A college catalogue can be secured at the Registrar's Office or will be mailed to those who write to him asking for a copy.

WENTLING ^EHD E/S/D

B, G.'s Physical Education Courses Under the new state law regarding the teaching of physical education

and the coaching of athletics in Ohio, all coaches and physical education teachers in the public schools will be required to be credited with a "major" or "minor" in the course by September 1935 or they will not be permitt- ed to continue teaching and coaching such courses.

There are eight colleges and universities in Ohio granting both a major and a minor in physical education, Bowling Green State college be- ing one of them. Forty hours of such training are offered here. The minimum for a minor is sixteen hours.

The appeal to athletes to coach is strong and the fine courses for men are finding an increased enrollment of men enjoying preparation for future coaching jobs. The department is growing yearly and summer courses are also finding a popular attendance from athletes of other colleges.

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The Bowling Green Football Squad

White Orange Name Class Years Pos. Wgt. Hgt Age Home Town

12 75 Ross Albon 36 27 31 Richard Wallace 36 21 32 Rodney Lackey 37 13 51 John Hartman 35

Bruce Rudolph 35 16 54 Bernard Overmier 36

55 Robert Kruse 37 15 56 Bernard Warner 36

57 Earl Brooks 35 17 58 Claude Bushong 37 25 59 Carl McColloch 36 26 60 James Greetham 37 28 61 Ken Jackson 36 22 62 A. Stevenson 36

63 Ross Bateson 37 30 65 Floyd Tippen 36 24 53 Cloyce Wentling 35

67 Robert Ruth 36 11 73 Clifford Conrad 37 19 74 Clifton Reed 36 20 76 Dick Collins 37 23 77 Eugene Riffle 37 14 78 Cleo Allen 37 18 79 Robert Lewis 35 29 80 Darrell Lowell 36 34 81 Carl Stephens 35 32 82 Harold Ringer 36 33 83 John Ihnat 37 31 84 James Inman 37

1 1 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 1 2 1 0 0

QB E G HB HB E T E HB C G T T E HB HB E G QB G E HB G FB C T HB T FB

160 164 159 155 152 146 172 145 150 155 173 155 209 167 151 169 171 157 146 152 153 162 154 155 181 184 174 196 183

5'6" 19 Holland, O. g> 22 Bowling Green 5'8V 22 Mt. Blanchard b'QK" 21 Napoleon 5'H" 29 McClure 5'8" 19 Liberty Center Q'1/4" 20 New Knoxville b'SVi" 23 Dennison 6'2" 20 Bloomdale 5'9" 18 Mt. Blanchard 5'11" 20 West Mansfield 5'9" 19 Fremont 5'10" 25 LaGrange, O. 6'2y2" 20 Bowling Green 5'7y2" 21 Risingsun 5'91/i" 19 Mt. Blanchard 5'10y2" 22 Carey, O. 5'6y2" 20 Marion, O. 5»9" 19 Maumee, O. 5'7" 19 Bowling Green 5'7» 19 Bowling Green 5>9" 20 Dennison, O. 5'6" 21 Ridgeville, O. 5'9y2" 24 Rossford, O. 5'11" 22 Bowling Green 6'2" 23 Oakwood, O. 6' 21 Hicksville, O. g' 22 Lakeside, O. 5>11" 21 Perrysburg

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PROBABLE LINEUP (Bowling Green)

Wallace 27 162

LE LT LG C

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n Stephens 34

178 McCoIIoch

172 25 Lowell 29

181 Reed 19

152 Ihnat 33

196 Wentling 24

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Riffle—23 166

Albon—12 154

RH

Lewis 18 155

□ Inman-—31

179

Bowl ing I Green Player Identification 12 75 Ross Albon 25 59 Carl McCoIIoch 20 76 Dick Collins 27 31 Richard Wallace 26 60 James Greetham 23 77 Eugene Riffle Li 32 Rodney Lackey 28 61 Ken Jackson 14 78 Cleo Allen 13 51 John Hartman 22 62 Audrey Stevenson 18 79 Robert Lewis

Bruce Rudolph 63 Ross Bateson 29 80 Darrell Lowell 16 54 Bernard Overmier 30 65 Floyd Tippen 34 81 Carl Stephens

55 Robert Kruse 24 53 Cloyce Wentling 32 82 Harold Ringer 15 56 Bernard Warner 67 Robert Ruth 33 83 John Ihnat

57 Earl Brooks 11 73 Clifford Conrad 31 84 James Inman 17 58 Claude Bushong 19 74 Clifton Reed

First Numeral Is White Jersey Second Numeral Is Orange Jersey

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PROBABLE LINEUP (Ohio Northern)

LE LT LG

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Harmon 28 Knoblauch 41 Parish 38 176 181 170

□ Kyle 29

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1 ] □ 1 ! Fling 37

162 Ayers 44

186 Murphy 27

175

Brentlinger 33 175

LH

.□ Heikowsky 32 165

RH

Blose 45 189

Burrey 42 195

Ohio Northern Player Identification

26—Frank Arrota 40—Charles Ash 44—Joe Ayers 34—Woodrow Bailey 45—Robert Blose 20—Harry Boyd 33—James Brentlinger 42—George Burrey 35—Paul Coniam 36—Steve Cseh

43- -Elmer Faber 12 37- —Jerry Fling 25 31- -Paul Fruend 38 28- —Ramon Harmon 24 32- —Robert Heikowsky 39 30- -Max Huber 22 41- —Herbert Knoblauch 21 29- —Elwood Kyle 23 15- —Leonard Lehtonen 27- -Virgil Murphy

-Robert Myers -Jack Owens -Leon Parish -Lowell Reese -Frederick Steiner -Layton Tracht -Earl Winegardner -Ronald Owens -Burdette Holmes

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The Ohio Northern Squad

No. Name Year Pos. Wgt. Home Town

26 Arrota, Prank Sophomore HB 149 Newburgh, New York

40 Ash, Charles Sophomore T 185 Ada, Ohio

44 Ayers, Joe Senior T 186 Van Wert, Ohio

34 Bailey, Woodrow Sophomore HB 154 Cortland, Ohio

45 Blose, Robert Sophomore HB 189 Lima, Ohio

20 Boyd, Harry Sophomore HB 146 LaRue, Ohio

33 Brentlinger, James Sophomore QB 175 Lima, Ohio

42 Burrey, George Sophomore FB 195 Bellefontaine, Ohio

35 Coniam, Paul Sophomore E 160 Elyria, Ohio

36 Cseh, Steve Senior E 158 Chagrin Falls, Ohio

43 Paber, Elmer Sophomore T 197 Sidney, Ohio

37 Fling, Jerry Senior G 162 Fostoria, Ohio

31 Freund, Paul Junior G 159 Ft. Jennings, Ohio

28 Harmon, Ramon Sophomore E 176 Petrolia, Penn.

32 Heikowsky, Robert Senior QB 165 Fort Wayne, Ind.

30 Huber, Max Senior HB 157 Ada, Ohio 41 Knoblauch, Herbert Senior T 181 Chicago, 111. 29 Kyle, Elwood Senior C 180 St. Clairsville, Ohio

15 Lehtonen, Leonard Sophomore C 190 Ashtabula, Ohio

27 Murphy, Virgil Sophomore E 175 Bellefontaine, Ohio 12 Myers, Robert Sophomore G 151 Canastota, New York

25 Owens, Jack Sophomore G 150 Ashland, Ohio

38 Parish, Leon Sophomore G 170 LaRue, Ohio

24 Reese, Lowell Senior QB 155 Ada, Ohio 39 Steiner, Frederick Sophomore G 190 Lima, Ohio

22 Tracht, Layton Senior E 160 Galion, Ohio

21 Winegardner, Earl Sophomore FB 163 Waynesfield, Ohio

23 Owens, Ronald Sophomore HB 162 Cambridge, Ohio

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Score Summary

Northern

Falcons

Touchdowns

Point after touchdown

Field Goal

Safety

OFFICIALS

Referee—BECHTEL, (Wittenberg) Umpire—WAGNER, (Oberlin) Head Linesman—REPP, (Wittenberg)

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Many B. G. Grads Are Coaching Through the fine placement bureau facilities offered by Bowling

Green State college graduates are able to find teaching and coaching posi- tions after they have completed the courses.

To list men who have been graduated in physical education here and have since become successful coaches in the country would require much space but a few who are head coaches or assistant coaches of various sports are as follows:

Willard Ault, Cedarville college; Morris Bistline, Toledo Scott; Ken- neth Mollenkopf, Toledo Waite; Carl Bachman, Findlay; John Swearin- gen, Fostoria; William Miller, Napoleon; Fred Marsh and F. G. Skibbie, Bowling Green; Howard Filiere, Cleveland Lincoln; Horace Pelton, Berea; Erwin Price, Brecksville; Bill Ogden, Fremont.

Floyd Junkins, Tiffin Columbian; George Figgens, Lima South; Bill Thomas, Whitehouse; Ora Knecht, Lima Shawnee; S. F. Hesrick, Pauld- ing; Harold Treece, Defiance; Bob Sheffer, Perrysburg; John Heubner, Tontogany, Etc., etc.

FRESHMAN FOOTBALL A small, but none-the-less fine Freshman squad has been reporting

daily this fall to Coach E. E. Andrews, and on occasions have been a cause of much worry to tht defense of the B. G. Varsity in scrimmage. Many of them are certain to be found on the varsity next year if they are back and have made the scholastic hurdle. _ ....

The squad of twenty-two men furnishes a number of experienced high school gridders. In the line are Roger Clemens, 230 pound tackle from Defiance; Bob Mustain, 160 pound guard, from Bowling Green; Pharon Heckler, 170 pound tackle, from Napoleon; Ken Snyder, 186 pound guard, from Continental; John Frontz, 165 pound end, from Piqua.

Other linemen are Dale Kuhlman, 160, Pemberville, guard; Jason Moser 150, Wren, guard; Dwight Van Atta, 174, Richwood, end; Eugene Mann, 170, Holgate, guard; Charles Murry, 175, Richwood, tackle; Glenn Smith, 178, Bloomdale, end; Fredrick Graf, 151, B. G., end; James Kiger, 155, B. G., guard; Howard Burdick, 240, Risingsun, center; Elwood Reed, 175^ B. G., guard. , iM , ......

Several of the boys in the backfield list look like real varsity timber and three of them will make steller timber and possible letter winners next fall. Harland Kinney, 155 pound halfback,of Wauseon; Robert Young, 155 pound quarterback, of Sandusky, and Walter Schmdler, 140 pound halfback from Defiance, have made fine showings m scrimmages.

Other backs are Earl Canterbury, 150, Portage; Ken Edwards, 171, Wayne; Verlin Johnson, 150, Oakwood; John Rinehart, 168, McComb; Ray Carter, 140, Fremont.

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CONRAD ■QtlfiRTERBflCKr -END IUNAT -TACKLE.

Intramural Activities An extensive program of intramural athletics is operated by the

Men's Physical Education Department throughout the year, resulting in active participation in various sports by several hundred men. Frater- nities, houses, classes and organizations participate in speedball, basket- ball, handball, tennis, volleyball, track, horseshoe, ping-pong, baseball and the usual other sports tournaments each year.

Activities are constantly finding men relaxing in wholesome games in the fine Physical Education Building with its spacious basketball court and many forms of gymnasium apparati. Wrestling and boxing are in- door sports which attract much interest in the winter.

The yearly increase in the number of men students finds an equal increase in the scope of intramural activities.

Here is the Ohio Northern football squad which is going places and doing things in the Ohio conference this year. So far they are undefeated and their goal line has not been crossed.

Reading from left to right (First row) : Cseh, Parish, Caniam, R. Owens, Arrota, Bailey, and Tracht.

Second row: Heikowsky, Kyle, Fling, J. Owens, Freund, Steiner, Reese.

Third row: C. Lamb, athletic director; Burrey, Brentlinger, Huber, Blose, Boyd, Harmon, Tonchina.

Fourth row: H. Lamb, coach; Ayers, Murphy, Faber, Ash, Knoblauch, Holmes, manager; Young, trainer.

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1934-35 Basketball Schedule

Dec. 14—Kent State at B. G. Dec. 20—at Ashland Jan. 11—Otterbein at B. G. Jan. 15—at Toledo Jan. 19—Marietta at B. G. Jan. 22—at Ohio Northern Jan. 26—Capital at B. G. Feb. 2—Alumni (Winter Homecoming) Feb. 6—Heidelberg at B. G. Feb. 12—Baldwin-Wallace at B. G. Feb. 16—at Hiram Feb. 19—Ohio Northern at B. G. Feb. 21—at Heidelberg Feb. 27—Toledo at B. G.

Last Year's Record Bowling Green

Bee Gee 6; Mount Union 7 Bee Gee 19; Bluffton 0 Bee Gee 6; Baldwin-Wallace 58 Bee Gee 6; Ohio Northern 0 Bee Gee 7; Toledo U. 26 Bee Gee 0; Capital 0 Bee Gee 0; Hiram 0

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