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Brawn, Beef and Speed, Backed by Spirit, and Intelligent Play, and Today's Game is Ours!

Each Saturday afternoon when the team's home, you can locate us at Ohio Field, rooting for the Scarlet and Gray.

At all other times, we welcome OHIO STATERS to our office, Eight East Broad Street, where we sell Life Insurance for The MIDLAND, the Company ofJlwhich Dr. Thompson is President.

We won't talk "shop" in this ad., but when you are considering the purchase of another Life polley, we will appreciate the opportunity to serve you.

TICE & JEFFERS, Gen. Mgrs.

Southern Ohio District.

THE MIDLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. OHIO STATE LINE-UP L. E.-(19 ) Bolen, (9) Garvey.

L. T.-(2S) Courtney, H. J., (26) Dreyer.

L. G.-( 4) Karch, (3S) Holliday.

C.- (2) Knoll, (29) Hoyt, (3) Seddon.

R. G.-(6) Courtney, H. G., (7) Yassenoff, (1) Lapp.

R. T.-(8) Boughton, tCapt. ), (40) Gwinn.

K. E.-(1S) Ginn, (11) Peabody, (22) Hamilton.

L. H.-(37) W inters, (16) Havens, (23) Van Dyne.

F .-(20) Sorensen, (27) Boesel, (14) Schwar tz.

R. H.- (15) Hoht, (IS) Schweitzer.

Q.-(2) Yerges, (30) Norton.

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Referee: D. M. EVANS, Wesleyan; Umpire: C. G. REDDEN, Michigan; Field Judge: DALRYMPLE. Knox: Head Lineman: H. M. BAKER, Wesleyan.

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L. W . ST. JOHN. DIrector or Physical Education and Athletics

Get Into the Game To THE STUDENTS OF THE OHIO STATE

UNIVERSITY:

We sincerely believe that there is much of benefit derived by the enthusiastic student who actively cheers and encourages his team on the field . who lives the game play by play- whose emotions are swayed by the clean sportsmanlike play of the men on the field- who glories in the skill of the contestants-who is stirred by the display of strength and courage-who scents the heat of contest and responds with quickened pulse and flashing eye.

Yes, there are real benefits to the spectator. But granted this they are not to be compared to the benefits that come to the contestant himself.

What opportunity is there for you, indio vidually, to "get into the game?" The opportunity is large. It is for you to grasp it. Here is Soccer, Crosscountry Running and Track, Basket Ball, Swimming, Tennis and Baseball. Are you a part of the Intramural Army? Are you getting some of the benefits of actual participation in athletics?

If not it is probably your own neglect. The opportunity is here. Get into t he gamea game- any game. Represent your class, your college, your department, your club, in some of the intra-mural activities.

What will it profit you to master the content of any course if you impair your health by continuous application to the books.

Get out in the open. Get into the game. Lay up a little t reasure for yourself in the way of co-ordination of mind and body-better

organic vigor. Form the exercise habit so strongly t hat it may stay with you thru life.

" PLAY THE GAME " "There's a breathless hush in the Close tonightTen to make and the match to winA bumping pitch and a blinding light, An hour to play and the last man in.

And it's not for the sake of a ribboned coat, Or the selfish hope of a season's fame, But his Captain's hand on his shoulder smote "Play up! play up! and play the game!"

"The sand of the desert is sodded red,Red with the wreck of a square that broke;The Gatling's jammed and the colonel dead, And the regiment blind with dust and smoke.

The river of death has brimmed his banks, And England's far, and Honour a name, But the voice of a schoolboy rallies the ranks, "Play up! play up! and play the game!" " This is the word that year by year While in her place the School is set Everyone of her sons must hear, And none that hears it dare forget.

This they all with a joyful mind Bear through life like a torch in flame, And falling fling to the host behind"Play up! play up! and play the game!"

-HENRY NEWBOLT.

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Lookout That You Too Don't Queer an Otherwise Excellent Special Paper!

The paper you use for themes. typewriter, correspondence. etc., has the power to "knock" or "boost" your work. It's analogous to impressions made by a cleverly 01' well dressed person Always be sure of the Highest Credit by using

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SONGS RAH, RAH, RAH, FOR OLD OHIO (Tune: "Tramp, Tramp, Tramp, the Boys are Marching.")

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Oh, the backs are fast and strong, They will take the ball along Till they've traveled forty times across the field, And the line is like a rock, It will stand the hardest shock, For Ohio's men were never known to yield.

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Raise a shout of hearty cheer For the Scarlet and the Grey And the boys that go to battle in the game.

They are out to do their best And whoever wins the day They'll be loval to our Alma Mater's name.

CHORUS

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Tune. Roll. Jordan, Roll.

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Varsity, Varsity, We're the finest in the land, We can fight to beat tbe band.

Varsity, Varsity, Wahoo Waho, Rip, Zip, Bazo Varsity.

Ohio. Tune, Oh, Didn't Be Ramble.

Ohio. Ohio.

The hills send blU!k the cry, We're here to do or die.

Ohio. Ohio, \-'{c'lI win this game or know the reason why.

And when we win the game I tell you what we'll do We will yell for old Ohio Till \Ve wobble in our shoes.

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The Locomotive S-~-S-S-S-S-8 Rab, Rah, Rab, Rah; Ohio State, Ohio State.

(Repeat three times, very slowly, faster, very fast, all cheer at end.)

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College Pennants Cadet Uniforms and Military Equipments, Flags, Banners, Etc.

The Skyrocket A prolonged rL,ing whistle-Boom-. Hurray-, Ohio.

The Drum R. r, r, rah; R, r, r, rah, O-hi---<l.

R. r, r. rah; R, r, r, rah.

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Rah. Rah. Rah. Rah: R. r, r, r, r, r, r, r, rah, Ohio.

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IF YOU HAVE A FRIEND BRING HIM IN; IF YOU HAVEN'T A FRIE D, COME IN ANYWAY

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WE RESPECTFULLY SOLICIT YOUR PATRO AGE GIVE US A CALL

3 So we'll pledge our heart and hand By the team to always stand.

We will cheer them every moment of the game.

For Ohio's sons are true In whate'er they try to do And they'll bring Ohio victory and fame.

C. T. CONKLIN, \ '16)

Rah, rah, rah for Old Ohio, For Ohio hip hurrah, hip hurrah.

Oh, the team is filled with pep And they're out to make a rep And they'll die before Ohio'll lose the day.

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Varsity Barber Shop A Clean, Hot Towel Given With Each Shave 1585 North High Street

COLUMBUS, OHIO

MARCH SONG Phone orders given prompt attention We aim to please

Brosmer's

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"There is so much good in the worst of us, and so much bad in the best of us, that it hardly . behooves any of us to talk about the rest of us."

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ST. JOHN, DIRECTOR ATHLETICS

The "So-Different" Tailory c. H. BRADLEY, Proprietor Out of the Common Service in Men's Tailoring

Department for Correct Cleanind and Repairing

Citizens Phone 5396

High Street at Tenth Avenue 4

Bell N. 3932

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We carry the largest and most complete line of Salted Nut Meats in town. Our Ice Cream Cakes at 15c per cut, are the best ever made.

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OHIO STATE MARCH SONG Ohio. my love for thee Overflows my heart and soul, Brings thoughts of pride to me, to make thy halls my goal; Ohio, may ages pass Ere defeat shall mar thy pride May vict'ry for a thousand years upon thy hanners ride.

CHORUS Ohio'. fame in the field and game Is a JOY to all the thousands who support her name.

Hear the cry. "Fight 'ern State."

Never die, never wait.

The fighting blood is in our every vein (rab, rah).

Our heroes fight for Ohio's right.

When the whistle hlows they're ready on their toes With Carmen's call our foes will fall, Three cheers for Ohio State.

Ohio, we love the day Thnt began thy lire of pride We love the very grass that grows upon thy campus wide Ohio, nor mortal hand Can efface our faith in thee, We know thine everlasting name will stand through eternity.

Use it.

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Students from out of town should have their remittances from home, made by bank draft or money order.

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Interference by defensive side under forward pass-IO yards.

9. Intentional grounding of forward pass-10 yards.

1O.-Battin~ the ball-loss of ball by side in possessIOn. 11. Side line coaching-I!) yuds.

12. Failure of substitute to report to official-Suspension from game and loss of half of distanc~ to the goal.

Off side- 5 yards.

Unreasonable delay-5 yards.

Holding by defensive side-5 yards.

Holding by offensive side-15 yards.

Pushing, pulling, hurdling, holding or tripping15 yards.

Player disqualified for illegal play-suspension from game and one-half distance to goal line.

Forward pass striking ground-loss of down and on fourth down loss of ball.

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Interference after the ball is dead-IO yards.

Substitute communicating with other players-15 yards.

Forward pass over side line-lo~s of down, on fourth down loss of ball.

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Fellow Students: Better make that neW pair of Shoes a good one.

When you can get Quality, Style and Service all combined in a pair of shoes at a moderate price, you had better snap them up. We can't use Bates Shoes to kick goal, but they have been my "kick abouts" for tlChick" Harley. years.

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Candidates nominated at the regular Republican Primaries, whose names will appear without party designation on the separate non-partisan judicial ballot; these names will rotate;lbe careful to pick out these four "Old O. S. U. Boys."

BOMER Z. BOSTWICKj Class of 1900 a nd 1902, j

"Boost O. S. U. Boys.

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SAM ROSEN "GOGGLES" DIEBEL

Remodeling and Pressing 1574 North High Street

FRANK E. RUTH Class of 1904

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The Indianola Printing Company

BILL THE BARBER The Students Barber at the Students Building.

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HIGH STREET TAILORS

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CARMEN OHIO Oh J come, let's sing Ohio's praise And songs to Alma Mater raise; • While our hearts rebounding, thrill With joy which death alone can still.

Summer's heat or Winter's cold, The seasons pass, the years will roll: Time and change will surely show How finn thy friendship-Ohio.

"The College Flower Shop"

These jolly days of priceless worth, By far the gladdest days of earth, Soon will pass and we not know How dearly we love Ohio.

We should strive to keep thy name Of ~air repute and spotless fame; So m college halls we'll grow To love thee better-Ohio.

Across from the Museum Citizens Phone 11496

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Though age may dim Our memory's store We'l! think of happy days of yore We'l! be frank to friend and foe ' As sturdy sons of Ohio. ' If on seas of care we roll.

'Neath blackened sky, o'er barren shoal Thoughts of thee bid darkness gO, ' Dear Alma Mater-Ohio.

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OH IO STATE CAPTAINS 1892-Chas. B. Morrey 1893-A. P. Gillen 1894-W. G. Nagel 1895-R. W. Dunlap 1896-E. H. French 1897-Harry Hawkins 1898-J. T. Sigrist 1899-D. B. Sayers 1900-J. H. Tilton 1901-J. M. Kittle 1902-W. F. Coover

VICTORY OHIO lit Verse We're loyal to you, O-hi-o We're 80ns, tried and true of O-hi-o' We're backing our team, for they've I got the steam, They'lI fight 'til the battle's o'er, O-hi-o I Hear that referee's whistle shrill Touchdown State, is the cry' ' The hills ring back from far 'and near That call to do or die.

2nd Ve ..e The first half is over, O-hi-o, Now each ma!l. on our team, O-bi-o: M"'~:'j?HT til the ball's clear over the Push ______________ off the field, O-hi-o J Let everyone stand up and cheer Boys, you must take this game ' Come on with a touchdown and for State You'll win eternal fame.

CHORUS Fling out the flag of vic-to-ry For we're going to win the day' Fight hard hoys and take this g~e, It means 80 much to Ohio's· name Fight hard hoyS and answer the c~1I Of your Alma Mater and 80; When the game is o'er, we'll know There'll he a 8core Meaning victory for O-hi-o.

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BOWLING, POCKET BILLIARDS, CIGARS, LUNCH Phone N. 3489

Cor. 10th and High

"MIKE" GEO. E. ADAMS, Proprietor Student's New Smoke Shop

After the game call

J. S. CLARK

Along with my

BAKERY 1903-J. R. Marker 1904-J. D. Thrower 1905-R. W. Hoyer 1906-J. F. Lincoln 1907-H. L. Schory 1905-W. D. Barrington 1909-T. H. Jones 1910-L. R. Wells

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Special attention given to Clubs and Fraternities

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Between 15th & 16th COACH JOHN W. WILCE

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The Leading Business College in the State The Bliss College of Columbus, Ohio, is recognized as one of the most thorough commercial schoolg in the Middle West. Its graduates may be found acting as managers in business offices and holding responsible positions in banks, in railroad offices, and in commercial houses everywhere. Their success has been due to the practical character of the work and the individual instruction which enables each student to develope his best possibilities.

What We Teach Bookkeeping, Banking, Higher Accountancy, Penmanship, Business English, Commercial Law, Business Correspondence, Salesmanship, Stenography, Typewriting, etc., taught by experts.

Students Enter Any Monday and begin at the very foundation of the work. Brothers and sisters of students attending Ohio State University find it convenient to enter Bliss College and be associated with those whose assistance and encouragement will mean so much toward their success.

Tell Your Friends about the leading business school in the State. Phone 3559 for a free catalogue and we will give you full information in rega~d to what we are doing for our students and what we can do for those who enter our school.

South East Corner Fifteenth A venue and High Street PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Football Squad Numbers 1.

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ATHLETIC BOARD. Prof. Thomas E. French, Pres.

Prof. Alonzo H. Tuttle, Vice Pres.

Walter Carroll, Sec'y'.

Prof. Clair A. Dye. Prof. M. B. Evans.

Dr. O. V. Brumley.

Erastus G. Lloyd.

Ralph Hoyer.

OFFICERS. Prof. L. W. St. John, Director of Physical Education and Athletics.

Prof. J.

W. Wilce, Director of Football.

Prof. F. R. Ca tIeman, Director of Track and Field Athletics.

R. M. Royer, Treas.

Phil J. Kimball, Student Mgr.

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F. R. CASTLEMAN. Director of Track and Field Athletocs ROYER

CASTLEMAN CARROLL LEIGHTON TUTTLE

HOYER FRENCH

WILCE DYE

MAXWELL ST. 10HN BRUMLEY

THESE ARE "OUR BOOSTERS" Baker Art Gallery High Street Tailors Bascom Brothers, Jewelers Indianola Printing Company R. C. Bates, Shoes Kibler's, Clothes "Bill the Barber" Lehman's Tailor Shop Bliss College Lilly Company Black-Crane Floral Company Maddox & Kilgore, Haberdashers Brosmer's Confectionery Marzetti's Restaurant J. E. Buford, Pressing Midland Mutual Life Insurance Co. Capital Camera Company New Method Laundry Carl's Place, Candy Ohio Dairy Company Central Ohio 'Paper Company Orr-Keifer Champlin Press O. S. U. Barber Shop City National Bank Rader's Academy Clark's Bakery Sam Rosen, Pressing College Book Store Smox Smith, Haberdasher The College Cave So-Different Tailory College Inn Spalding's Columbus Railway, Power & Light Co. Union Central Life Insurance Co. Davies, Haberdasher Varsity Barber Shop Fannie's Varsity Drug Store Furnas Ice Cream Company Varsity Supply Company Guerr's Academy Varsity Inn Hennick's Confectionery Victor Typewriter Company "Dad" Willis, Barber Shop

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"The Cross-Country Man" Many people ask "Why the Cross Country Run?" The answer is given with reference to two classes of men; namely, the student and that great body of men who are outside the walls of college. In England and Eastern cities of the United States one may see as many as two or three hundred men starting out for long runs. First this is a sport that may be follow ed after college years and by men in the commercial walks of life. It takes little or no expense, it is not limited to a given number or to any exact time of day.

To the boy who enters school from the activities of summer vacation, the question of regular exercise is one pertinent to his present and future health.

The crisp autumn air calls for other games than tennis and baseball, and the two games that have withstood the tests of time and are best fitted to young men of the temperate zones are football in some of its varied forms and distance running in its varied forms. The former is more exacting on natural build of the athlete, both are equally dangerous when proper preparation is not made for the contest and both are equally beneficial when gone into with the proper preparation.

Some say that the race is too long, and reply is made that for those properly trained and fitted it is only a natural distance.

In other words men are like bicycles or

automobiles, some fitted to go fast and are geared high while others are geared low.

A man can sometimes change his gear by preparation but by nature he falls into a class of runners known as long, short or middle distance, and to move him out of one class to another without special preparation should not be done without some thought. Many men can run a good five or ten mile race but cannot do respectable time in a mile or two mile run. Cross country practice gives this class a chance, just as football and the weight events give the large men a chance. The person who is continually crying about changing the rules of football so the big man is not allowed to crowd out the small man howls without thought. For the big man has less chance than the little man when it comes to events in which to seek active participation. Thus because cross country opens a large field for the lighter weight men and because it is conducive to their physical well-being it should find a place in school athletics.

Scoring is done by giving a team the total number of points scored by the first four of its men to cross the line. The team with the lowest score wins. Five men from each school may start, four must finish.

The course is four miles. The Ohio record is 22 minutes and 22 3-5 seconds.

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Ohio Conference Cross Country Run Students'

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Officials

Prof. Savage, of Oberlin; Prof. Baner, of Wooster; Prof. Koons of DenisonProf. Knight, of Wooster; Prof. Browne, of Miami: ' University Cincinnati

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ERRATA-Pa,e 7 Rule lO-Batting the ball toward opponents goal, except under forward pass-loss of ball.

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