OTTERBEIN CARDINALS VS WOOSTER
1980 OBSERVATIONS FROM THE PRESIDENT'S BOX Thomas J. Kerr, IV Football! Otterbein has played the game continu ously since meeting Kenyon in 1890. Otterbein has been a member of the Ohio Athlet ic Conference since 1921. Excitement! Enthusiasm! Education! Otterbein football provides all. Enjoy it! Appreciate it! To students, alumni and friends who participate as fans, a special thanks for your support. It means much to the team and band. It generates that extra emotional dimension so critical to any successful program. I am confident that in return for your loyalty you will see well coached teams of skilled and dedicated athletes in spirited competition so characteristic of Ohio Athletic Conference football. You will also see and hear an outstanding marching band ably led and thoroughly prepared. To student athletes, band members, cheerleaders, trainers, managers and broadcasters I also say thanks. We who watch appreciate your effort. We are proud of your growth and the results you achieve. You represent one-fifth of our regular students. By your participation you take advantage of an educational opportunity which will benefit you in many ways. You learn team work, discipline, competition within rules. You gain understanding of the value of com mitment and cooperation. You experience the joys of success and the pain of failure. Your experience is a valuable part of a liberal arts education directed toward the development of a balanced and purpose ful life. I wish you personal and collective fulfill ment.
Frank Fite
Frank Fite came to Otterbein College in 1978 after serving four years as the assistant headmaster and director of development at The Columbus Academy. In 1973, Fite retired from the United States Air Force at the rank of Lt. Colonel. During his 23 years of military service, he had numerous assignments In cluding serving as a professor of aerospace studies at Capital University from 1969-1972, the deputy com mander for operations In Athens, Greece and an aide de camp to the Air Force Commander in the Washington D.C. area. He also had a tour of duty in Vietnam where he flew 375 combat missions. Fite Is a sports enthusiast who enjoys not only viewing sports events but also participating in them. He has coached basketball, and currently plays golf and bowls. He is married to Mary Alice Stoops of Morgan town, West Virginia. They have four children. Their daughter Susan Is an Air Force 1/Lt. serving In Germany with her husband, Steve Corbett, an Air Force Lt. Frank is a senior at Vanderbilt University; Richard Is a freshman at Otterbein, and John is a junior at Hartley High School.
Bud Yoest Athletic Director B. S. Otterbein 1953; M. A. The Ohio State University 1963; Ph.D. The Ohio State University 1973
Football is a great tradition at Otterbein College. It launches the fall athletic competition and provides an atmosphere of school spirit for the entire com munity. One of Otterbein's strengths lies In the total college commitment to competitive football, as well as the superb pageantry provided by the marching band. The athletic staff is appreciative of the support re ceived from the college administration, faculty, stu dents, community and the "O" Club. Otterbein athletic teams are preparing for another successful year in the Ohio Athletic Conference. Go Otters!!
COACHES Rebuilding is a never-ending job for a football coach sixth-year Cardinal Coach Rich Seils is again faced with filling some very big shoes. The ability to rebuild and rebound from a poor season was evident at Otterbein as the Cardinals came off a 2-6-1 season in 78 to finish 6-3 in 79. Despite losing two All-Americas to graduation, Seils is confident that Otterbein football is again in fine shape in this' rebuilding ' year. Such confidence is due to consistency—re gardless of the variety of talent over the years. Seils has managed to mold his charges into hard-hitting, power running teams which have now won 60 percent of their games (26-17-2). Although the bounce of the ball can mean triumph or defeat in many games, consistence over the seasons is due to the program . . . the time, effort and sacrifice of players and coaches. Coordinating the many facets of strength and strategy will be the job of Coach Seils. A 1967 graduate of Denison University, Seils captained the 1966 Big Red squad to an 8-1 record for which he was honored as the team’s Most Valuable Player and earned All-OAC honors. Off to Ohio University where he received a Masters Degree in physical education in 1969, Seils assisted with freshman football in 1967 and oversaw the frosh fortunes in 1968. In the fall of 1969 Seils moved to Grandview Heights High School as assistant football coach and head wrestling coach. One year later he assumed GHHS's head football spot. Defiance College was Seils' next station where in 1971 he assumed responsibilities as offensive coordinator for the Yellowjacket gridders as well as being DC s head wrestling coach. Then 1973 brought Seils to Otterbein as then coach Robert "Moe " Agler's top assistant. Seils took over the Cardinal head coaching reigns following the 1974 season. In 1975 Seils coached Otterbein to a 4-5 record which was quite successful for a school which was used to just two or three victories each year. Seils’second campaign produced his first winning season asa college head coach, 6-2-1. Then 1977's edition tied the best ever school record with an 8-1 showing before key injuries and the loss of eight All-Conference players dropped the cardinals to 2-6-1 in 1978. The rebound and rebuild of 79 left Otterbein at 6-3 and 4-1, only one game from the Blue Division title. For '80, Seils is hoping the consistency of past teams combines with the speed and versatility of top-notch Cardinal players to produce that elusive championship team at Otterbein.
HEAD COACH RICH SEILS
ASSISTANT COACHES HARRY HAUSENSTEIN .... linebackers .... fifth season. B.A. Wilmington College 1969; M.A. Ohio State University 1977. Defensive end Wilmington 1966-68. Teacher at Grandview Heights High School, former football and track coach at GHHS. Married, three children, 35 years old. BILL HILLIER .... defensive backfield, second season. B.A. Otterbein 1979. Quarterback Otterbein 1974-77. Four year starting quarterback for the Cardinals, finishing career in second place in the Ohio Conference career total offense chart w'ith 5,074 yards. Led OAC in total offense his sophomore season with 1,573 yards, ended his tenure by leading Otterbein to tie of best ever season record, 8-1. Student assistant coach, Otterbein 1978. Married, 24 years old, one child. PORTER MILLER .... defensive linemen, 10th season. B.A. Otterbein College 1966; M.A. Xavier University 1972. Guard Otterbein 1962-65, Head track coach at Otterbein, finished 1980 season with a team third at OAC championship .... has coached six All-Americans. Married, 38 years old, three children. DICK REYNOLDS .... offensive backfield, 10th season. B.A. Otterbein 1965; M.S. Xavier University 1971. Earned 12 letters in collegiate career at Otterbein 1961-65, defensive back, wide receiver and quarterback in football, guard in basketball, pole vaulter and long jumper in track. Head basketball coach at Otterbein, eight year won-loss total of 123-77, was 14-11 last year, third in OAC with 10-3 record .... named coach of the year in 1978 for a second time after a 20-9 season and first OAC Tournament championship. Married. 37, two children.
DOUG WELSH .... offensive linemen, fifth season. B.A. Muskingum College 1968. Defensive back Muskingum 196467. Teacher at Reynoldsburg High School, head baseball coach and former football coach at RHS. Married, 34 years old, two children. RAY THOMAS .... first season at Otterbein .... will be coaching defensive ends for the Cardinals. Former head coach at Marion Elgin High School which was 1979 North Central Conference runner up, ranked 11th in AP All-State poll. Won 60 percent of games during last three years .... coached 20 all-conference selections .... five all-district and one all-stater. B.A. in 1969 at Marshall University in math, health and physical education. Married, 33 years old, has fqur year-old twins. MARK BAILEY .... wide receivers ... first year with coaching staff. Mark was a four year letter winner at Otterbein and a three year starter at wide receiver for the Cardinals .... was on the 1978 8-1 team. After working in business two years, Mark decided on a coaching career and is currently enrolled in Otterbein's teacher education courses to get teaching certification. Married.
STUDENT ASSISTANT JOHN TOELLER .... receivers, second season. Senior at Otterbein, was Cards starting OB for five games in 78 before knee and elbow injuries cut short his career. A former Otterbein pitcher with a 5-2 record as southpaw in 77 prior to elbow operation.
OTTERBEIN TEAM RECORDS NET RUSHING YARDAGE Game 444 (1967 vs. Muskingum) Season 2163 (1960)
MOST FIRST DOWNS PASSING Game 27 (1969 vs. Baldwin-Wallace)* Season 94 (1969)
MOST RUSHING PLAYS Game 75 (1970 vs. Capital) Season 508 (1977)
MOST POINTS SCORED Game 74 (1913 vs. Antioch) Season 352 (I960)
MOST FIRST DOWNS RUSHING Game 27 (1970 vs Capital) Season 113 (1960)
MOST EXTRA POINTS Game 6 (1960 vs. Capital, 1970 vs. Hiram) Season 23 (1977)
MOST NET YARDS PASSING Game 427 (1969 vs. Baldwin-Wallace) Season 2119 (1969)
MOST FIELD GOALS Game 2 (1964 vs. Wittenberg) (1975 vs. Capital) (1977 vs. Adrian) (1977 vs. Ohio Northern) (1978 vs. Mt. Union) (1979 vs. Heidelberg) Season 8 (1977)
MOST PASSES ATTEMPTED Game 62 (1969 vs. Baldwin-Wallace) Season 311 (1969) MOST PASSES COMPLETED Game 38 (1969 vs. Baldwin-Wallace) Season 189 (1969) MOST PASSES INTERCEPTED Game 5 (1975 vs Kenyon) Season 20 (1959) MOST PASSES HAD INTERCEPTED Game 6 (1972 vs. Marietta) Season 20 (1969)
MOST PUNTS Game 12 Season 64
(1972 vs. Capital) (1967)
MOST YARDAGE PUNTING Game 445 (1972 vs. Capital) Season 2312 (1973) HIGHEST PUNTING AVERAGE Season 41.8 (1971)
OTTERBEIN INDIVIDUAL RECORDS NET RUSHING YARDAGE Game 222 Steve Schnarr (1974 vs. Heidelberg) Season 818 Doug Thomson (1970) Career 2454 Wayne Cummerlander (1976-79)
MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES Game 6 Larry Cline (1960 vs. Capital)* Season 23 Larry Cline (1960) Career 43 Larry Cline (1957-60)
MOST RUSHING Game 44 Season 219 Career 669
MOST TOUCHDOWN RECEPTIONS Game 4 Jerry Whitacre (1960 vs. Capital) Season 9 Ron Jones (1960) Career 20 Ron Jones (1958-60)
ATTEMPTS Randy Bressler (1979 vs. Marietta) Wayne Cummerlander (1978) Wayne Cummerlander (1976-79)
NET PASSING YARDAGE Game 427 Norm Lukey (1969 vs. Baldwin-Wallace) Season 2119 Norm Lukey (1969) Career 5391 Norm Lukey (1967-70) TOTAL OFFENSE Game 362 Season 1853 Career 5074
Norm Lukey (1969 vs. Baldwin-Wallace) Norm Lukey (1969) Bill Hillier (1974-77)
MOST PASSES ATTEMPTED Game 62 Norm Lukey (1969 vs. Baldwin-Wallace)* Season 311 Norm Lukey (1969)* Career 758 Norm Lukey (1967-70) MOST PASSES COMPLETED Game 38 Norm Lukey (1969 vs. Baldwin-Wallace)* Season 189 Norm Lukey (1969)* Career 441 Norm Lukey (1967-70) MOST PASS RECEPTIONS Game 16 Ken Jackson (1969 vs. Baldwin-Wallace)* Season 41 Ken Jackson (1969) Career 123 Steve Traylor (1969-72) NET RECEIVING YARDAGE Game 189 Ken Jackson (1969 vs. Baldwin-Wallace) Season 647 Steve Traylor (1972) Career 1890 Steve Traylor (1969-72) MOST POINTS SCORED Season 114 Ken Zarbaugh (1949) MOST TOUCHDOWNS Game 5 Ken Zarbaugh (1949 vs. Oberlin, Ashland) Season 19 Ken Zarbaugh (1949) Career 27 Ken Zarbaugh (1946-49)
MOST TOUCHDOWNS RUSHING Game 5 Ken Zarbaugh (1949 vs. Oberlin, Ashland) MOST EXTRA POINTS Game 6 Gary Fields (1960 vs. Capital) Trevor Newland (1970 vs. Hiram) Season 22 Maurizio Schinoler (1977) Career 46 Gary Fields (1959-61) Maurizio Schindler (1975-78) MOST FIELD GOALS Game Dave Green (1964 vs. Wittenberg) Maurizio Schindler (1975 vs. Capital) (1977 vs. Adrian) (1977 vs. Ohio Northern) (1978 vs. Mt Union) Season 8 Maurizio Schindler (1977) Career 21 Maurizio Schindler (1975-78) MOST PUNTS Game 12 Season 64 Career 132
Leif Petterson (1972 vs. Capital) Bill Speaks (1967) Leif Pettersen (1971-73)
MOST YARDS P Game 445 Season 2312 Career 5328
Leif Pettersen (1972 vs. Capital) Leif Pettersen (1973) Leif Pettersen (1971-73)
BEST PUNTING Game 56.7 Season 41.8 Career 38.6
Mark Bailey (1975 vs. Kenyon) Leif Pettersen (1971) Leif Pettersen (1971-73)
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OTTERBEIN COLLEGE ALL OAC FOOTBALL STARS 1921 1922 1923
1924 1927 1931
1932 1933 1934 1935 1941
1944
1946 1949 1951 1952 1953
1957 1958 1959
1960 1961 1962
1963 1964
Roy Peden - FB "Tilly" Franklin -C Harold Anderson - HB David Reck - C Richard Faust Edward Seibert Eddie Stoltz David Reck - C Paul Carver - T John Crawford - C Dan Bowells - G Barney Francis - QB Russell Garrett - T Hugh Glover - C Robert Lane - T Dan Bowells - G Barney Francis - QB Hugh Glover - G Roger Huhn Jake Hohn - G Bill Anderson - QB John McGee - G Vic Nolan - FB Jim Eby * E Joe Papps - HB Chigger Bowman Gilly Sorrell Gene Steed Andy Vonovich Paul Davis - HB Ralph Pickelsimer - C Kenneth Zarbaugh - HB Ed Axiine - G Ed Axiine - G Earl Belcher - G Pete Fields - G Ed Axiine - FB Hugh Zimmer - G Gary Allen - FB Glen Aidt - MG Larry Cline - QB Jack Spicer - HB Larry Cline - QB Ron Jones -E Jack Pietila - G Jim Clary - MG Dick Reynolds - DB Ron Ball - T Bill Mesmor - FB Howard Newton - DT Gary Reynolds - HB Jim Wacker - DE Jim Wacker - E Jack Moore - RB Dick Reynolds - QB
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1965 1966 1967 1968
1969 1971
1972 1973
1974
1975 1976
1977
1978
1979
Bill Baker - T Bill Baker - T Bill Baker - LB Jeff Upp - FB Ken Jackson - DB Norm Lukey - QB Rich Rawlins - E Norm Lukey - QB Steve Traylor - WR Porter Kauffman - DB Doug Thomson - HB Steve Traylor - WR Doug Thomson - HB Tom Cahill - DE Terry Judd - DT Pete Lenge - DE Scott Reall - DB Jim Cox - HB Bob D’Andrea - T Terry Judd - DT Steve Schnarr - FB Pete Lenge - DE Neil Mairs - WR Bill Hillier - QB Bob Talpas - DB Bob Bardelang - TE Dick Bonner - DT Rob Dodge - DE Don Snider - LB Bob Talpas - DB Biff Roberts - DB Bob Ruble - LB Bob Bardelang - TE Bob Boltz - WR Dick Bonner - DT Rob Dodge - DE Bill Hillier - QB John Hussey - MG Jim Lower - DB Kevin Lynch - T Maurizio Schindler - K Don Snider - LB Greg Moore - DB Grant Nesbitt - G Dick Bonner - DT Wayne Cummerlander -RB Ric Lainhart - DE Bob Bardelang - TE Kevin Lynch - T
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Doug McCombs - G Jim Hoyle - K Ric Lainhart - DE Matt Bakos - MG Greg Cobb - LB Dave Vulgamore - DB Wayne Cummerlander - FB
1st Team 1st Team 1st Team 1st Team 1st Team 1st Team Honorable Mention
Thanks to Michael Belek, of the College Public Relations Office, and Mrs. Robin Seils, Football Program Coordinator, for their help in the preparation of this program. THE “O” CLUB Robin Seils
OTTERBEIN CARDINALS CO-CAPTAINS RANDY
DOUG
WEISENSTEIN
McCOMBS OG 6'2" 220 Gallon (Northmor)
LB 6'1' 210 Jr Summit Station (Licking Heights)
Sr
Doug should be the premiere lineman in the OAC. according to Seils. He combines quickness, strength and experience . . . All-OAC last season . . as good a lineman as Otterbein has had" ... a champion shot putter as a sophomore. McCombs should be the stabilizing force on the offensive line .... combines with Tom Dolder to form a top-notch guard duo .... could be tried at tackle . . . a possible candidate for All-America honors this year after winning three letters in football at Otterbein; also has three letters in track Named 1980 football team Captain.
Weisenstein will be starting at linebacker for a second season, has one year of eligibility left. Seils feels Randy will be the leader among the linebackers ... gets to the ball carrier quickly, very strong and has good instincts. Randy had one interception last year, three in 78 when he was Otterbein's second leading tackier with 129.
JIM
DAVE
HOYLE
VULGAMORE
K 5'9" 175 So Columbus (Westland)
5'11" 190 Sr DB Centerville (Centerville)
Led Cardinal scoring in 1979 with 33 points, 16th in scoring in OAC Hit on 7 of 13 field goals and a perfect 12 for 12 on PATs. Named first team All-OAC at kicker. Most Valuable Freshman at Otterbein. The statistics speak for themselves, according to Seils. Hoyle s kicks proved the margin for victory in three straight games. Hoyle is expected to continue as a kicking sensation .... also plays baseball at Otterbein
A three-year letterman. Vulgamore will start a third year at free safety. An All-OAC selection in 79, Dave will be a stabilizing factor to the defensive rebuilding, Seils said. Vulgamore provides leadership and quality experience .... has great instincts and to become the best defensive back in the OAC .. was eighth in OAC in punt returning with a 4.7 yard average, opent two springs on Cardinal baseball team, compiling a - pitching record as a spot starter and reliever.
PLAYER PROFILES RANDY
BRESSLER TB 5'9" 195 Jr Columbus (Walnut Ridge) Exceptional inside runner, according to Coach Seils. Combines quick outside speed with inside strength of a fullback .... great ball carrying instincts .... could be one of the best backs ever at Otterbein . contender for All-OAC this year. Ranked fifth in rushing in OAC for 1979 with 785 yards, 11th in total offense, 15th in scoring with five TDs. Voted Most Valuable Freshman by teammates in 1977, sat out 1978 with knee injury, played eight games in 1979.
GARY
BRUNO DT 6'1" 230 Westerville (North)
So
Played third defensive tackle in 1979. Should compete for a Starting role this year, said Seils. Good quickness and exceptional upper body strength. Also is punter, placing fifth in OAC last year with a 37.1 average as a freshman. Expected to see a lot of action in the defensive line.
PLAYER PROFILES STEVE TOM
HAKES
DOLDER OG 6'1'' 210 Jr Columbus (Walnut Ridge) â–Ąolder came off a very good year in 1979, according to Seils, who expects the junior to lend valuable experience to the offensive line. Half of the talented guard duo of Dolder/McCombs Lettered as a freshman, started as a sophomore .... an All-Metro tackle for Walnut Ridge in 77, quick and strong, great desire and a very intelligent player, said Seils.
DE 6'4" 210 Columbus (Franklin Heights)
Jr
Moved to defensive end this season after starting at tight end in 1979 where he caught five passes for 73 yards and one TO. Seils feels that playing Hakes on defense will best help the team .... very hard-nosed .... aggressive .... has good range for tackling and is a fine prospect as a defensive end.
MIKE
HAVENS
SCOTT
GASSER 170 QB 60' Logan(Logan)
Jr
Came off a 1978 injury to lead the 1979 Cardinals to a second Place in the Blue division. With a year s experience he should be much improved at quarterback for 1980. Sat out freshman season with shoulder separation. Led his Logan High team to a 10-0 record and had a 16-0 record as starting QB . . . . second team All-Ohio in Class AAA as a senior safety.
OT 6'1" 225 Sunbury (Big Walnut)
Sr
Very consistent as a starter in 1979 .... should be a mainstay on the offensive line, according to Seils. Considered a heady, hardnosed and intelligent football player. A transfer from University of Akron two years ago, lettered in track, in shot and discus events. Former Ohio Class AA Lineman of the Year in 1975 before going to Akron for two years.
JEFF CHUCK
HUMPHREY
GOLDEN
DE-LB 6-0 190 Jr Columbus (Walnut Ridge)
DB 5'11" 175 So Clearfork (Clearfork) Golden lettered on special teams as a freshman m 1979. Described by Seils as a good heady player. With a years experience m the secondary he should make a contender for a starting role this fall.
JIM
JOE
GRASSMAN
KRUMPAK
DT 6'2" 215 So Loudenville (Loudenville)
DB/QB 5'11 " 185 Jr McDonald (McDonald)
A sfarter at defensive tackle in 1979, was tabbed Mo^ Valuable Freshman by his teammates. Seils notes that Grassman combines excellent speed and quickness with superb instincts. wThave a great future at Otterbein, lends solidarity to early defensive fortunes.
Humphrey has seen action at several positions. . .lettered as a freshman when he was the top backup linebacker. . .tested at defensive end. . .considered a starting candidate at left defensive end. An All-City defender for Walnut Ridge in 1977, Seils Considers Humphrey a "quick, aggressive and strong" player Who has been underrated in the past. . .expects a versatile starter in '80.
Saw limited duty as a quarterback in 1979 after starting four games in 1978. A top athlete with good speed and physical ability .... Seils hopes to convert those attributes to defense where Krumpak is a good prospect for defensive secondary In 78 he passed for 315 yards on 28 of 66 attempts, scored two IDs rushing.
PLAYER PROFILES DOUG
LAKE DB 60" 175 Jr Hanover (Licking Valley] A mainstay m the defensive secondary, according to Seils. Hardworker. experience should be a stabilizing factor on the defense Intercepted four passes in 79 to rank sixth in the OAC two of those were key interceptions late in the game which secured victories Has the size, speed and strength to be an outstanding defensive cornerback. Played some basketball for Otterbein during freshman and sophomore years
FRED
MORGAN DB 5'10" 180 Jr Columbus (Hamilton Township) Morgan is a dedicated hard worker.... has improved on speed and aggressiveness, Seils noted. Fred may get a chance to start at cornerback or safety in 1980. A very good athlete who has won two letters in football.... played a backup for strong safety.
GARY
LOWE MG 6'0" 210 Jr Columbus (West) Lowe will get his chance to start this year.. .at middle guard where he fills in for an All-OAC player lost to graduation. Was a durable defensive end, has made the transition very well to tough action in the middle. A strong upper body and much power to clog opposing offenses. Scored in '79 against Ohio Wesleyan on a 63-yard blocked fieldgoal.
Jr
Potts has made a successful transition from defensive pack to split end. Seils said. Started the second half of 1979 on offense, catching seven for 99 yards for a 14 yd/catch average. Tim had several key catches in a 14-13 Homecoming win over Capital. Excellent concentration and good hands make him a likely starter in 1980. Second leading receiver in 79 for the Cards.
ED JIM
MARRIOTT LB 60" 205 Jr Centerville (Centerville) Seils considers Marriott a solid player.... a steady performer who knows the game and has worked hard in the off season. Jim must improve his quickness.... will be a challenger for a starting role since several linebacker spots are up for grabs this year.
BROOK
SCHMIDT TB 5'9" 175 Jr Kettering (Fairmont East) Schmidt has performed well in the past when called upon, according to Seils. A two-letter winner, Schmidt is a good instinctive runner, ahard worker with a ^ood attitude. Should be one of three candidates for a starting slot at runningback.
DALLAS
McDonald
SHARP
QB 5'11" 175 So Grove City (Grove City)
DB/TB S'lO" 185 So Hiiliard (Hiiiiard)
Did not letter as a freshman, but showed great potential to bolster the ranks of quarterback at Otterbein. Brook had an outstanding year on the junior varsity team and should challenge for the number one quarterbacking spot this season. Seils feels McDonald is a heady player, quick .... good runner .... adequate passing , , a hard worker in the off season.
Sharp was a starter on offense, but Seils will use his quickness to aid the defensive secondary. Outstanding speed and reactions will help at cornerback, has good hands. . . . a good runningback as a freshman .... five rushes for 11 yards.... was eighth in OAC in kick off returns .... a 14.2 average on 13 tries for 184 yards .... returned nine punts with a 4.6 average.
PLAYER PROFILES JIM
WAYNE
SWETLIC
WOODRUFF
LB 60" 190 So Mt. Vernon (Mt. Vernon)
SE 60" 160 Sr Centerburg (Centerburg)
Swetlic has outstanding linebacker potential, according to Seils .... has good speed .... very quick. With the experience as a freshman which earned a letter, Swetlic should be a challenger for a starting position as the linebacking crew is rebuilt.
Sells feels Woodruff is an outstanding wide receiver possessing super speed and good hands .... a threat to catch the long one . . . . gets a decent average per catch. Wayne led Cardinal receivers with 18 last year, which ranked 19th in OAC with 402 yards and two TDs. A double All-America performer in track in 1979, earning honors in the 400 meter hurdles and part of the Cards "AA" 1600 meter relay team. Won the OAC 400 meter hurdles in 1980, helped 1600 and 400 meter relays to second and third places .... named co-captain of 1981 Cardinal track team .... also named track teams Most Valuable Athlete. A hardworker with great hands and concentration at wide receiver.
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OTTERBEIN STARTING LINEUP OFFENSE 88 27 61 79 64 65 50 12 32 35 25
Steve Hakes Wayne Woodruff Mark Jones Mike Havens Doug McCombs Tom Dolder Mark Wachelec Scott Gasser Randy Bressler Ed Schmidt Tim Potts
TE SE LT RT LG* RG C QB TB FB FL
DEFENSE 31 60 73 77 56 62 52 45 40 48 42 20 77
Jim Swetlic Jeff Humphrey Jim Grassman Gary Bruno Gary Lowe Randy Weisenstein Jim Mariott Dallas Sharp Doug Lake Fred Morgan Dave Vulgamore Jim Hoyle Gary Bruno
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WOOSTER STARTING LINEUP OFFENSE 5 62 63 53 61 70 85 4 20 30
Tim Jackson Paul Cochran Scott Koebley Bruce Barrett Jack Weisensell Brian Perry Vince Cellini Gregg Barney Tom Mobilia Rich Leone
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Bill Clifton Mike Barrett Robert Rettinger Jim McCauley Bob McWirter Bob Secor Joe Neroni Matt Call Greg Potter Dale Fortner Dave Swift Ron Wright Tody Brock
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Goodman Barney Jackson Held Wright Potter Anderson Muscatello Berg Valentine Romano Anna Enyart Rortner Brock Mobilia Neroni Griggs Benefield McMahon Brown Acuna Cox Ashbaugh Swift Leone Storm Kewn Golini Jones Wilkes Yerman Salata Rettinger Cahill Kehl Sulzer Workman Nelson < Donatelli Cleveland Sullivan Collins McCauley Ferguson Dade Skilling Barrett, Bruce Stoll McRitchie Clifton Sibbio Secor Webb Weisensell Cochran Koebley McQuate Jones Pellegrino Picciotti Williams Colaracci Perry Barrett, Mike Howes Wojtaszek Rogan
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THE COLLEGE OF WOOSTER
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“FLAGS CENTER” Cleveland Ave. & Schrock Rd 890-4918
WOMEN’S INTERCOLLEGIATE SPORTS Basketball
Volleyball Mt. Vernon/ONU Ashland/Bluffton Sine lair/Central State 2 Wilmington/Xavier 4 Bluffton/Malone 7 Kenyon/Wittenberg 9 Ohio Dominican/ Muskgm/Mt.St. Jsph 11 Cap/Witt/Cedarvll 14 ODC/Kenyon 16 Cedarvll/OWU 21 Defiance 25 Findlay 28 Rio Grande/ONU/ Denison 30 Oberlin 5 Sinclair 8 Wilmingtn/Akron 10-11 satellite toumy 14-15 state toumy
Sept.
23 26 30
Oct.
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A A H
6:30 7:00 6:30
A H H
6:30 1:00 6:30
H H A A A A
6:30 1:00 6:30 6:30 6:30 1:00
H A A H
6:30 6:30 6:00 1:00 TBA TBA
10 North Park Cllg 15 Ohio Northern 17 Wilmington 20 Capital 24 Ohio Dominican 27 Central State 29 Kenyon 31 Bluffton 3 Rio Grande 5 Heidelberg 7 Mt. Vernon 12 Denison 14 Baldwin-Wallace 17 Muskingum 19 Defiance 24-•28 satellite tourny 5-6 state tourny
March
1:00 6:30 2:00 7:30 2:00 7:30 2:00 6:30 7:00 2:00 7:30 1:30 7:30
Sept. Oct.
Nov.
Jan. Feb.
March Track
H 4|00 DH Wittenberg Ohio Wesleyan A 3:30 DH H 4:00 DH Cedarville 11:00 a.m, Cap/Marietta 2:00 p .m. at Capital H 3:30 DH 14 Wilmington A 4:00 DH 16 Ashland 18 Wilmgtn/Cedarvll/ Central St...at Cedarvll H 4:00 DH 20 Walsh A 3:00 Wilberforce 21 •25 state tourny at Wittbg. 244 Central State H 3:00 H 4:00 7 Wilberforce 12 Baldwin-Wllc. A 4:00 2 6 7 11
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April
8 Ohio Wesleyan A 3:30 H 11 11 Kenyon A 3:30 14 Wittenberg A 3:30 16 Denison H 10 18 Ashland A 3:30 22 Marietta H 10 25 Cedarville A 3:00 27 Wright St. A 3:30 29 Muskingum 1-2 satellite toumy at Denison 8-9 state tournament
May
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Softball
Tennis April
Cross Country (club basis in 1980)
May
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1 8 11 15 18 22 24 28
May 6 8-9 12-14
Wilmington ONU Heidelberg Capital Marietta BW Muskingum Mt. Union Oberlin Capital O.A.C. Champ (at Oberlin) N.C.A.A.
H H A A A H A H A
3:30 3:30 1:00 3:30 1:00 3:30 1:00 3:30
Mar.
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Apr.
1 3 4 5 9 10 11 14 15 18 20 22 25 26 28 30 2 3 5 9 10 12 15-16
3:30
A
Outdoor Track Mar. 18-30 Apr.
4 11 15 18 25 28 May 2 5 8-9 16 29-30
Spring Trip Fla. St. Univ. Witt/Cap OAC Relays Mt. U./Ott/at BW Ober/Den OWU/Mar./Musk Kenyon Den/Cap Capital O.A.C. Champ, at BW Otterbein Invit. N.C.A.A. Champ. at Case Western U.
A H 3:30 H 10:00 A 3:30 H 1:00 H 1:00 H 3:30 H 1:00 H Twil A H 1:00
May
June
20-23 29 1
Spring Trip Gulf Coast Marietta , Muskingum Denison Walsh OWU ODC Marietta Ohio State Capital Wright Sta^^'e ONU Denison Wittenberg Wright State Muskingum Ohio State Capital Rio Grande Wittenberg OWU Walsh ODC OAC Southern Div. Champ. NCAA Regional NCAA Champ. NCAA Champ.
Sept. H A A H A H H A H A A H H H H H A A A H A A
1:00 2:00 1:00 2:00 3:00 3:30 1:00 3:30 3:30 1:00 3:30 3:30 1:00 1:00 3:30 3:30 1:00 1:00 3:30 1:00 1:00 2:00
DH DH DH DH
13 20 27
Oct.
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DH
18 25
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1
DH DH
15 22
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16 23
Feb.
30 7 13
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May
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28 11 14 20 27 1 4 8-9 15
Wooster Open Marietta Invit. Kenyon Denison Invit. Witt. Invit. OWU Invit. Mt. Union Invit. O.A.C. Champ. N.C.A.A. Champ.
A A A A A A A A A
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Intercollegiate Athletic Awards (Awarded Annually) Augspurger - Ballenger Outstanding Athlete and Sportsmanship Award Morris - Elliott Scholastic Athletic Award Coach Harry W. Ewing Memorial Athletic Award (Football) Coach Royal F. Martin Memorial Athletic Award (Baseball/Track) Coach Robert “Deke” Edler Memorial Athletic Award (Basketball)
"SERVICE ALL MAKES"
Service Hours - SAM to 5PM Sales Hours -
9AM to 8PM M-TH 9AM to 6PM FRI 9AM to 4PM SAT
Dr. Roger K. Powell Memorial Athletic Scholastic Achievement Award
MANAGERS & TRAINERS
Dr. Freeman
'Thanks to Dr. Freeman and Dr. Leach for their continued support as our Team Physicians."
(L to R) Bob Bland, Rudy Owen, and Rick Friend Not pictured - Mel Waltrus
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Free Market Analysis One Year Buyers Protection Plan Computerized Home Search “Round the Clock” Phone Answering Service by Licensed Salespersons . • Free Notary Service • Multiple Listing Service • Free Relocation Service BEING TRANSFERRED? CALL LOUISE SCOTT — CENTURY 21 OF SOUTHERN OHIO’S NO. 1 RELOCATION DIRECTOR MOVING CROSS-TOWN OR ANYWHERE IN THE USA OR CAN ADA, SHE CAN MAKE YOUR MOVE MORE ENJOYABLE CALL FOR FREE HOME BUYERS PACKAGE. Residential , Commercial . Industrial . Suburban Farms ♦ Property Management
Tri- Village Printing COMPLETE PRINTING SERVICE
What Does Our Complete Service Consist Of? A full line of Graphic Arts, Layout, Art Work, Typesetting Letterheads Business Cards, Brochures, Newsletters, Office Forms, Programs NCR Forms ^ Forms, Quick Print, etc. “Srams, NCR Forms, Snap-out Gary Preston Production Manager 1304 Grandview Avenue
Art Ballantyne President Columbus, Ohio 43212
Dick Lindgren Marketing Representative Phone 486-7111
GO OTTERS Compliments OfPaul Askins, Realtor-Appraiser Dr. James R. Augspurger, D.D.S. Red Bailey Dr. Robert E. Bancroft Lynne and Joe Barone Dr. and Mrs. John H. Cryan Nick and Sally DeCenzo Wendy and Jerry E. Elliott Dr. and Mrs. William N. Freeman, Team Physician Robert F. Jozwiak, O.D. Dr. and Mrs. John Leach, Team Physician Wallace E. McCoy, CPA Meeker Sheet Metal, Inc. Harry O. Newland, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. John Mowder
Tom and Kay Pappas John A. Parrish, O.D. Dr. and Mrs. Tom Pringle Bill and Mary Saltz Ruth and Jim Sheridan Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Sherman, Optometrist Dr. and Mrs. Walter M. Stout Gary W. Shidaker, D.V.M. Don Shoemaker Family Judge Fred J. Shoemaker C. Kenneth and Abbie Smith Drs. Taylor, Day and Reich John L. Thompson, D.D.S. Dave and Pam Verne H. T. Villavecer, M.D.
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36 Harrison St.
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**The Complete Real Estate Service”
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2800 Agler Road
471-1565
Phone 882-3641
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“GOOD LUCK OTTERS’*
Each office is Independently owned and operated.
WESTERVILLE ROTARY CLUB
We Have a Fulltime Relocation Director to make your move easier across town or across country.
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137 East College Av'^. Westerville, Ohio
COMPLIMENTS OF
ANNEHURST SOHIO
Corner of Cleveland & Main St.
890-1002
882-2323 Compliments of
CONVALESCENT & NURSING CENTER
882-1511 140 COUNTY LINE RD.
Westerville, Ohio
882-2392
Agency For Russell Stover Candies
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Roll, Shingle, Slate, Built-Up, and Repair FREE ESTIMATES
5278 Worthington Rd. Westerville
WEISENOTEIN
548-6916 Res. 548-7699
Compliments of
JOE'S DR. C. W. SHERMAN
SUNOCO
OPTOMETRIST
80 N. State St. 882-9965
MEDICAL CENTER
882-4492
Westervilleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Largest Employer Offers Challenging Part-Time Jobs For Students and Other Area Residents â&#x2013;
We have a variety of challenging part-time jobs available-days and evenings-for those 18 or older with clerical or telephone skills who wish to work at least 20 hours a week. Many departments have considerable flexibility for establishing work schedules for your convenience.
Otterbein students can obtain complete details by visiting the Student Employment Office-Administration Building-890-3000 ext. 502. Other local residents should call 891-8436 or apply in person at 800 Brooksedge Boulevard from 8 a.m. till 4:30 p.m. week days.
JCPenney Casualty Insurance Company A good place to work...and a good'place to insure your car and your home.
Compliments of i
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SIXTEEN WEST COLLEGE AVENUE WESTERVILLE, OHIO 43081
Paul Meredith
80 E. Home St. 882-2356 Westerville, Ohio
Max Tullis 882-2427
882-6449
Tire and Exhaust Headquarters In Westerville
BELFORD'S GOODYEAR Westerville Sq. Shopping Center
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265 EAST BROADWAY WESTERVILLE. OHIO 43081 PHONE: 614/ 882-7423
Compliments of:
THE HANCE CORPORATION MANUFACTURERS AND DISTRIBUTORS OF GRAIN AND FEED HANDLING AND CLEANING EQUIPMENT
WALTER J. BERRY REALTY
891 -4660
John W. Hance
235 East Broadway
Pres.
Westerville, Ohio 43081
Falphoto ‘for a refreshing change of pace in photography”
Portraits
Groups
Mini-Portraits
Sororities
Engagements
Fraternities Weddings
Dances Seniors
Passports More!!
Ralph Geho Alan Geho
17 N. Knox St. Between Main St. & College Ave. (At the East Edge of Campus)
We use Kodak paper. Fora good look.
882-1842 DeVore Funeral Home
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WESTERVILLE LANES
Phone 965-3936
LESSONS:
Rex Snyder GOLF LESSONS FROM ONE WHO KNOWS THE PERFECT GOLF SWING
882-9079
Home 882-2075
$10.00 $ 8.00
PER HOUR PER HALF HOUR
$50.00 $40.00
FOR A SERIES OF SIX ONE HOUR LESSONS PER PERSON FOR 2 OR MORE IN A GROUP SERIES
$2.00
FOR A SWING ANALYSIS
$15.00
FOR A PLAYING LESSON
$20.00
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The man who wins is an average man, Not built on any peculiar plan; Nor blest with any peculiar luck Just steady and earnest and full of pluck.
So he works and waits till one fine day There’s a better job with bigger pay; And the men who shirked whenever they could Are bossed by the man whose work made good.
When asked a question, he does not guess He knows and answers, ‘No’, or ‘Yes’; When set a task that the rest can’t do. He buckles down till he’s put it through.
For the man who wins is the man who works Who neither labor nor trouble shirks; Who uses his hands, his head, his eyes -The man who wins is the man who tries.
COMPLIMENTS OF: FRED E. WRIGHT
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SHAMROCK
24 Hour
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309 SOUTH STATE ST WESTERVILLE, OHIO
882-3555
1145 HAMLET ST COLUMBUS, OHIO
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2 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU 77 N. State St. 891-4016
6328 E. Livingston Ave. Reynoldsburg, 868-8953
38 N. STATE STREET WESTERVILLE 891-1665 Hours Daily 10-8, Saturday 10-6 or By Appointment
OF WESTERVILLE Individual Portraits-Commercial-Anniversaries-Weddings Group Portraits-Passports-Legal-Custom Framing Quality Photography For All Occasions
Specialists in Living Color Open 9-5 Mon -Fri.
Sat. 9-3
Outside or Candids for Noture Lovers 11 N. State St.
Evenings by Appointment Only.
882-8771
882-9327
252-9531
252-0474
REEB'S RESTAURANT Serving the Finest in Foods Rathskeller for Private Parties LLOYD BALLENGER
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1041 EAST LIVINGSTON AVENUE
COLUMBUS, OHIO 4^
Compliments of Balfour Co. BILL DOLBIER - REG. REP. 882-8248
Team management is the best insurance of success. We provide a team approach to your insurance and money management needs. After the Cardinal victory today place us on your agenda for Monday and call 1-614-891-7790. 33 East Schrock Professional Building Westerville, Ohio 43081
Compliments of
Compliments Of:
HUB FEDERAL
MORELAND FUNERAL HOME
SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 33 North Cleveland Avenue 882-1100
Hours:
BRINKMAN'S REXALL DRUG
Tues.-Thurs.— 10:00-4:00 Friday— 10:00-6:00 Saturday — 9:00-1:00
2 S. State St.
882-2375
Westerville, Ohio
BEACHLER-WHITE,
COLUMBUS
REALTORS
FINE HOMES
509 S. OTTERBEIN 882-5100
13 OFFICES TO SERVE YOU
GOOD.LUCK
SCHNEIDER'S BAKERY
CARDINALS!
Flowers by Doris
"Chip” & Jane Schneider, Prop.
30 East College Avenue
DONUTS SWEET ROLLS PIES 6 S. State St. CAKES PASTRIES
Phone 882-0351
Manufacturers Established 1893
The Galena Shale Tile & Brick Co. Specialists In Colonial and Unusual Brick We Deliver Phone (614) 965-1010 DELAWARE COUNTY
GALENA, OHIO
If you are not acquainted vs/ith the Galena representative in your area, please contact us directly.
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Compliments of
F. HOOD CO.
Central Ohio's Largest Distributors of Concession Supplies and Equipment
837-5391
231 NORTH FOURTH STREET
COLUMBUS, OHIO 43215
614/228-1155
ROFINI’S PIZZA STUDENTS WE WILL DELIVER FOR PARTIES WITH A % DISCOUNT!!! Try the pizza that our customers say is the Best in Westerville and be the judge for yourself HOURS: M-TH 4 p.m. - Midnite F-Sat. 4 p.m. - 1 a.m. Sun. 4 p.m. - 11 p.m.
KARL -
882-9090 Westerville Sq.
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Janitorial Supplies
Floor Machines - Furnace Fillers
GREAT DEAL ON TIRES! 888-7799 JIM ROSS _. .
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Floor Finishes, Cleaners
WESTERVILLE NAUTILUS
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Invites You In For A Free Trial Workout.
813 Eastwind Dr. Westerville, Ohio 890-2411
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COMPLIMENTS OF CAPITAL CITY EXTERMINATING CO. SERVING CENTRAL OHIO SINCE 1943
TERMITE & PEST CONTROL COMMERCIAL—RESIDENTIAL—INDUSTRIAL
OWNED & OPERATED BY . . .
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CLEANERS COMPLETE CLEANING SERVICE "Where Quality and Quick Service Meet"
882-3072 WESTERVILLE SHOPPING CENTER
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BANK ONEâ&#x201E;¢ BANK ONE OF COLUMBUS, NA Member BANC ONE CORPORATION Member FDIC
WESTERVILLE CLEANERS & SHIRT LAUNDRY 4 HOUR SERVICE
USE DRIVE-IN WINDOW
882-2233 Free Pickup & Delivery 40 W. Main St., Westerville Westerville, Worthington, New Albany Minerva Park Area
(j^tterbem College Hl^eatre COWAN HALL
"FOR THE BEST IN LIVE THEA TRE"
Indian Run Golf Courses
Two Beautiful Courses That Lie Adiocent to Each Other
INDIAN RUN EAST-INDIAN RUN WEST
36 Sporty
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Complete Line of Golf Equipment
Eiery Tbur.uLiy Noon Club for
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Open Partirs
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Call 882-4400 for reservations Indian Run West—on Africa Rd. Mile north of Worthington Road
Call 8824400 for Reservations
Guess Who ? GOOD LUCK OTTERS
THIS IS A LEADER ?
Compliments of
Andrews Chemical Products C^.
COMPLIMENTS OF: Pataskala, Ohio
A friend of the “O” Club
OUR 25th ANNIVERSARY
1980-81 OTTERBEIN
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CLUB OFFICERS
OFFICERS
DIRECTORS
TRUSTEES
President - "Smokey"' Ballenger
Ron Balconi
'"Dubbs" Roush
Vice President - Ron Jones
Tracy Leffler
Red Bailey
Secretary - Ted Benadum
Dave Widdor
“Moe” Agler
Treasurer - Bill Barr
Jack Groseclose
Athletic Advisor - Bud Yoest, Athletic Director
Dave Lehman
Year 1980 is very special to the Otterbein "O" Club marking our 25th year supporting Otterbein College Intercollegiate Athletics. Membership, which consists of former Varsity "O" Lettermen, other alumni, friends and businessmen, has grown from 85 to 1526 over the past twenty-five years. Over the past years, the "O" Club has had a number of projects which have benefited the Athletic Department and the College. The most recent project-the purchase of two new twelve passenger vans for use by the athletic teams and coaches for away games. In addition to these projects, the Club contributes annually to the purchase of athletic equipment for all sports from annual dues. President Kerr, his staff and the trustees have always expressed their appreciation for the support that the "O" Club has given -he Athletic Department, and acknowledges that without your support they could not maintain a sound, respectable and competitive ath letic program. The "O" Club Officers and members extend best wishes to all the teams for a successful 1980 - 1981 year.
FROM OUR TEAM Darlene Hyrmer 882 - 9399
Robin Seils 890-2722
CAM TAYLOR
REALTORS®!*! WORLD LEADER IN RELOCATION COLUMBUS, OHIO
TO YOUR TEAM BEST WISHES FOR A SUCCESSFUL SEASON
Transferring? Call our relocation office 888-0307
Gary Parsons 846-9297
Phil Giessler 457-5852
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Good Luck Cardinals The D'Andrea family invites you to enjoy A CLOSE ENCOUNTER OF A DELICIOUS KIND
OTTERBEIN COLLEGE FOOTBALL
Sept. Oct.
Nov.
13 20 27 4 11 18 25 1 8 15
1979
Coach - Rich Seils
Ohio Wesleyan Capital MARIETTA WOOSTER Baldwin-Wallace KENYON Mt. Union OBERLIN Heidelberg OAC Championship Red Division
1:30 1:30 7:30 7:30 7:30 1:30 1:30 7:30 1:30
RESULTS (6-3)
OTTERBEIN 3 Dayton 24 Ohio Wesleyan 34 Heidelberg 14 Wooster 10 Muskingum 14 Capital Marietta 11 3 Wittenberg 6 Baldwin-Wallace
OPPONENT 28 0 14 7 7 13 10 30 30
1 9 8 0
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basketball
Nov. Dec.
24 29 1 2 5-6
10 18 20 29-30 Jan. 3 10 14 17 21 24 28 31 Feb. 4 7 11 14 18 21
Coach - Dick Reynolds
7:30 Urbana 7:30 Eckerd 8:00 Stetson 8:00 St. Leo Transylvania Tournament 7:30 RIO GRANDE 7:30 THOMAS MORE 3:00 Defiance OTTERBEIN TOURNAMENT 8:00 Fairmont State Ohio Northern 7:30 7:30 OHIO WESLEYAN 7:30 OBERLIN 7:30 Capital Mt. Union 7:30 7:30 WITTENBERG Denison 7:30 Kenyon 7:30 7:30 WOOSTER Heidelberg 7:30 7:30 BALDWIN-WALLACE 7:30 Marietta 7:30 MUSKINGUM