THE 1938 DA Y, , IAN , FPRDGRESS

DAYTON 18

WESTERN RESERVE 6

Packed stands Cheering crowds Reserve unbeaten in 28 consecutive contests Dayton keyed high •.. Flyers sweep down field Strike suddenly •.. Zotkiewicz tosses six-point pass to Padley ... Dayton again has ball ... Padley cuts off tackle on 40-yard race to Reserve goal •.• Flyers threaten continuously Stapenhorst sneaks off guard for third Flyer score Dayton second team rushed in ... Reserve begins passing offensive ... Krause snares pass and scores .•. No scoring in second half ... Dayton threatens •.. Reserve comes close •.. Dayton rides crest of Ohio football wave.

DAYTON TOLEDO

7 12

Toledo entertains Flyers Partial blocked punt leads to Toledo tally ... Slovak passes to Craig who scores ... Dayton comes back to take one point lead at half Thomas tallies after snagging pass from Zotkiewicz Padley injured in first quarter Banks shines Rockets score again Popp blocks Hoelzer's punt Day falls on ball in end zone ... Dayton threatens once more ... First loss for fighting Flyers.

DAYTON MIAMI 21 7

Homecoming Stadium filled Queen Marianna rides in stately carriage with attendants .•. Dayton kicks off ... Dusky Williams takes ball on I 0-races 90 yards to score ... Flyers tally twice in second quarter Padley drives over from three ..• Hoelzer shoots through middle from 20 .•. Crowning ceremonies at half ... Both teams idle in third period .•. Marre thrills fans in closing minutes Pivots, dances and hurls through entire Miami secondary to score ... Fourth Buckeye win.

DAYTON MARSHALL 0 7

Buckeye conference championship at stake Ice covered field Weather below freezing Marshall comes to Dayton en masse Game starts in snow flurry Marshall's Adkins slips off tackle in opening period Sprints 80 yards for only score of game ... Flyers unable to get going ... Marshall threatens most of game Flyers make only one first down Marshall crowned Buckeye champs Green rooters attempt to tear down goal posts Dayton fans rush to protect Free for all .•. Crowd gradually disperses '37 football season passes on.

Jerina, Dryden, Suttman , Obee, Pernush, Moran , Koerner , Rumig, Costell.

Zweisler, Paluzzi,, Westendorf, Parber, Lansdowne , Redding, Humm.

Frosh Squad

Twenty-two freshman footballers, coached by Lou Tschudi and Ed Malloy, made life miserable for the varsity players this year. The first year men scrimmaged the upperclassmen several times a week, using the plays of the Flyer opponents. Outstanding freshmen were Costell, Rumig, Jerina , Humm, Moran and Pernush, with others showing definite promise of developing into first-string players in the future.

Cheerleaders

Chapin , Strasser, Doonan , Fine. Daughters , Hempelman , Weckesser