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Homecoming Game-W¡ onsin.

vember 23

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I R, OX SEA .'\:\ [) LXI),

the h roes of the mimic war~ on the gridiron will make their pro\vess felt in the sterner realiti s of actual conflict. Ancl in their deeds we alwa~" , hall have a pardonable interestequip)Jing, as we have clone for y ar , nine-tenths of the 'olleges and lIigh Schaob of the "Cnitecl States.

33 years of Uninterrupted Official Service in every important College Championship Game in the United States is the record of the

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A. G. SPALDING & BROS. New York

197 South High Street, Columbus, Ohio San Francisco And AU Principal Cities of U. S.

Chicago

MAJOR NORRIS S. OLIVER New Commandant of Ohio State University

After the Game DROP IN AND GET ONE OF OUR SPECIALTIES AT THE FOUNTAIN

VARSITY DRUG SHOP Bell, North 4377 Citizens 11238

Near the Field, 16th Ave. and High Street

YELLS 1.

2.

\\'a-ho, 'Va-ho. R ip, Zip, Ba-zo, I yell, I yell, Ohio.

Ohio, Rah; Ohio, Rall; Rah, Rah, Ohio.

5.

3. 0-, Ohio; 0-, Ohio; • Rah, Rah, Rall, Rah, Ohio.

4. The Locomotive s-s-s-s-s-s-s Rah, Rah, Rah, Rah ; Ohio State, Ohio State.

(Repeat t hree times, very slowly, faster, very fa t, all cheer at enel.)

9. THE O-OHIO O-hi-i-i-i-i O-he-e-e-e-e O-ho-o-o-o-o R, r-r-r-r, rah.

Ohio.

10. U of O-Rah rah! of O-Rah! rah!

O-hi Buck-eve O-hiO rah ! rah!

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The Skyrocket A prolonp:ed rising whistle-

Boom-, Hurray, Ohio.

EE-ee, Coma-Lioh Gec----ee Wah t Ohio!

7. Eee ee, Yah. Eee ee, Yah. Fight! Fight! Fight,! FIGHT! FIGHT t Ohio!

Ohio!

OHIO! 8. O. 0, O-Jtl-o. (Repeat indefinitely.)

6.

1 1. THE DIVIDED OHIO

0-0-0-0 lI-H-II-H 1-1-1-1

0-0-0-0 OHIO

THE COLLEGE BOOK STORE Thousands of Second Hand Books on which we save you money.

Cash Paid for Second Hand Books whether used here or not.

Most complete stock of Fountain Pens, all makes.

Opposite the University Entrance

Why Football In Wartime

s. A. T. C. Football Game

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AR brings out the sterner, harder Spartan virtues in a people and counteracts the softening influences of "over-civilization." In peace times we play football and other fighting games as the moral equivalent of actual combat. The continued development of fundamental fighting spirit, comparative fearles ne sand team play would seem a true part of war-time training and preparation.

An added attraction for the Ohio State-Case contest will be the playing of two select teams representing Company G and Company H of the Student Army Tr~in­ ing Corps. The first half of this game will be played between halv.es of the VarsltyCase contest and the second half after the termination of the VarsIty-Case game.

LINE-UP: CO. G.-Lt. MOUL TRlE, Commanding.

HARPER ................................ RIGHT END ................................ MADDUX JACKMAN ............................ RIGHT TACKLE ............................ HALL, C. LANDER ................................ RIGHT GUARD .................................... BLAIR LEWIS ...................................... CENTER ...................................... HALL, R. BAILEy ............................... LEFT GUARD ........................ SCHROETER TROTT, (Cap.t.) .................. LEFT TACKLE ............................... CASEY LAMB ........... .......................... LEFT END .............................. BOUKLAIK DAVIS .............................. QUARTERBACK ............................ STEUBER JULIA .............. ..... RIGHT HALF ........................ DAUGHERTY STEELE .................................. LEFT HALF .................................. HOGHE NORRIS ................................ FULLBACK ............................ HAWKINS Co. G Substitutes-nell, Beerbower, Green, Zeller, Mitoff, Sliker, Saveson, Light, Morris, Jones, Cada.

CO. H Substitutes-Cas ady, Dallas, Clark, Ketzel, Marker, Hyatt.

GENERAL INFORMATION

Time of Game-2:30 P. M. Place-Ohio Field.

Gate Open-l :00 P.

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Time of Quarter -120

Real football i physically hardening and mentally til11ulating to its participants, but its moral a pects are far IJroader.

CO. H .-Lt. MUEHL, Commanding.

Iinutes.

R eferee-Hamilton, Notre Dame.

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It visualizes for all the spirit of the real game. It brings us to feel together the tremendous spirit of contest to a common end which we may readily translate into term of the big wa game in which every loyal American is now taking some T'art.

After seeing Ireland's cartoon of September 28th who cannot appreciate the significance of his statement that "American football spirit is winning on the field of France."

The eternal fighting spirit of WE 'WILL! in spite of any obstacle, the terrific punching DRIVE of millions of trained merican. abroad and at home should bring any game to a successful conclusion.

The spirit of overconfidence that the game is \"on ",hen we gain ten yards is to be deplored. That the true football :--pirit in everyone should peed a favorable result is th thought uggested to thuse who play and to those who learn in principle to play by watching our typical .\merican fighting game.

Un1pire-Towne, Bates.

Head Line man-S -ain, Dickinson.

Coache -

a e, Pa ini; Ohio State, \Vilce.

Five Four

VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD CH A MP IONS WESTERN CONFERENCE-1917

VarSity Inn

The Place to

Restaurant

1598 N. High---11th & High

EAT

LINE UP

Ohio State TOll R()w-Cr~\m(lr. l1owl-nstiul), Gross, John~on. !"killlllliTlg', 'l'raiutlr Gurney, ~aDager Ii'irestone, 'em('("ek, " 'usson. Bell, EWlll·t. Full .. r. )l1ddle l~o\\'-~I~'er', Hamilton, Wiper, )](·tzgor, ~('\I\\·l·lt7.(·r. l1'II'lt'.". " 'IIIHman. Stincbcomb. :-liller. l.'rledman, "l ~ll('.

Bott<}m ROII'-L. W. ~t. John. l't'abody. II. G. Courtll(·\'. ~Plidon. )'erg('s II . •J. Courtuey Boe eI Van Dyut'. Karch. Hoil'n, .r. \\'. ,nll'p, t'o:ll'h. . , ••

M. LAIRD Opposite the Campus

Tonsorial Work

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Citizens 16796 1541-1543 NORTH HIGH STREET

Established 1909

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All College Goods

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LINE UP

Ohio State Players

Case F. B.

Ooig or Rogers R.H.

Vanderhoof Cohen

Q. B.

L. H.

McGune

Hale Farmer

1. Addison.

2. Sneddon.

3. Wiper, H. 4. Kerr.

S. Myers.

6. Lieberman.

7. Pixley.

8. Huffman .

9. McCune.

10. I-Iaines.

11. Howell.

12. Slyker.

13. Howenstine 14. Early.

IS. Farcasin.

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L. G. L. T. L. E. Westgate Sourbeck Stevenson Ten Hooper Finkelstein Polder Houriet Meredith Wetherall Bartel Edwards R. E.

R. T.

\Viper, D. Taylor.

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20.

Shackson.

Matheny.

Phillips.

21.

11cDonald.

22.

Friedman.

24. Deutsch.

25. Gillam.

Houriet.

Polder.

Finkelstein.

Ten Hooper.

S. Stevenson.

8.

Clarke.

Ford.

28. Bradbury.

29. Boland.

30. LoofboulTow. 31. .'2.

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~[iller.

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1Ioellcr.

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Sauerbeck.

Westgate.

McCune.

Hale.

Vanderhoof.

Doig.

Wolf.

Robies.

Butler.

Fox. Heintz.

Burkle.

1.8. Edwards.

19. Bartel.

20. Wetherall.

21. Meredith.

22. Farmer.

23. Cohen.

24. Rogers.

R. G.

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Ahnonized Salted Jumbo Peanuts Our SpecialtY-Punches, Ice Cream and Cake for Parties of All Kinds.

Xc\\' Beginners' Cla ss, Friday e\' ening, November 15th, 7:30 o'clock.

First les son .

Pri\·a.tc le,sons, afternoon and cvenings.

Tuition: Gentlemen, per term of 10 lesson, $5.00; Ladies. $5.00.

Pri\'atc lcssons, $1.00; six for ,5.00. Tuition can be paid 1.00 per week until paid. Learn in one term.

Rcception ight, :Monday cyening (hall plan).

Reception Night, Thursday evening (hall plan).

Rccqltion Night, Saturday evening (front ha ll ).

Pavilion open Friday and Saturday e\·enings.

OAK STREET ACADEMY, 872 Oak Street Citizens Phone 7105

,\ strictly private place for Fraternity. Sorority and Club Dances.

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pHOTOPLAY THEATRE

JEWELED

OHIO STATE SONGS

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1595 NORTH HIGH

Ycnr~ Old and Still Going Strong.

Metal ~lilitnry In· signla ;\[ade and Repuireu.

Brin~ Us Your Wat ches.

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Best Pictures for the Money in the City.

BEST AND CHEAPEST PLACE TO

Bascom Bros.

SPEND AN EVE NING.

11th Ave. & High

RAH, RAH, RAH, F OR OLD OH IO

4, Ohio. Tune : O h, Didn't H e Ramble,

Ohio, Ohio, The hills send hack the cry, 'Ve'!"e here to do or die.

Ohio, Ohio, \\"e'li win this game or know the reason wh". . \ neI whell we win the game I tell ,'ou what we'll do We wi'lI yell for old Ohio Till wc w'ohble in our shoes.

(Tune : "Tramp, Tramp, Tramp, the boys are Marching.")

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

They are out to do their bes t And whoever wins the day They'll be loyal to our Alma Maler's nallle.

CHORUS

O H IO STATE MARCH SONG

Rah, rah, rah for Old Ohio,

OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL SCORES 1906- 1917 ST.~TE

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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'U lose the day.

2 Oh, the backs are fast and strong, T hey will take the ball along Till t hey've traveled forty mile aero the field, And t he line is like a rock, It will stand t he hardest shock, For Ohio's men were never known to yield.

C. T. CONKI.IN, '16.

SONGS

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1. Tune: Roll, Jordan, Roll.

Wa-ho, Wa-ho, Ri p, Zip, Bazo, I yell, I yell for Ohio.

W a-ho, Wa-ho.

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3. Varsity. Tune: Tammany.

Var Sity, Y a r sity, W e're t he fi nest in t he la nd, W e call figh t to beat t he band.

VarSity. Var sity. ' Vaho, ' Vaho, Rip, Zip, Bazo Yar sity.

Ohio, my 10l'e fOI' thee Overflows my heart and soul, BrinA's thoughts of pride to me, to make thy halls my goal; Ohio, mny aA'es pass Ere defeat shall mar thy pride May viet'ry for a thousand year upon thy banners ride.

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

TIcal' the cry, "Fight 'em State." ever die, never wait, T he fig hting hlood is in our every vein (rah, rah).

Our heroes fi/!ht for Ohio's right, " ' hen the wh istle blows they're ready on their toe \ Vith Carmen's call our foes will fall, T h ree cheers for Ohio State.

3 So we'll p ledge our hear ts and hand By the team to a lways stand. \Ve will cheer them every moment of the game.

For Ohio's sons are true I n wha t e'er they try to do A nd t hey'll bri ng Ohio victory and fame.

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T Illinois . ........... ......

H ....... Wif<('onsin .......... ........

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2.

Ohio, we love the da" That began thy li fe of pride ' Ve love the very gra that grows upon thy campus wide Oh io, nor morlal hand Can efface our faith in t hee, We k now t hine everlasti ng name will stand through eternity.

"ACROSS THE FIELD" Fight that team acros t he field, Show them Ohio' here.

Set the earth reverberating, \ Vith a miA'hty cheer.-(RArr-RAH-RAH) Hit them hard and ee how t hey fall; Ne \'er let that team get t he ball.

Hail! H a il! t he /!a ng's a ll here So beat - - - now.

Yl.I.I.-0-0hio; O-Oh io \\'ahoo, ' Yahoo for O-hi-O. (Hepcat Song.)

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WESTERN CONFERENCE-Revised Schedule Saturday, Nov. 2.-Iowa v. Illinois at Urbana; orthwestern v. Michigan at Ann Abor; Purdue v. Chicago at Chicago.

Saturday, Nov. 9-IlIinois v. "Viscon in at lIadison; l\Iichigan v. Chicago at Chicago; l\Iinnesota v. Iowa at Iowa City.

Saturday. n\'. 16-0hio v. Illinois at l'rhana: \\,iscon'iin v. Minnesota

at l\Iinncapolis; Chicago v. Nort hwe"tern at Chicago.

Saturday, Nov. 23-IlIinois v. Chicago at Chicago; l\linnesota v. Michigan at Ann Arbor; Wisconsin v .

Ohio at Columbus.

Saturday, ov. 30-0hio v. l\Iichigan. either at Columbu or Ann Arbor; :\Iinne . ota v. Chicago at Chicago.

CENTER GILLAM.

TACKLE ADDISON.

Chaney & Burgess GROCERIES And MEATS A COMPLETE LINE OF CANDY, FRUITS, CIGARS and TOBACCO Corner Fifteenth and High

MILITARY TAILORING

LEHMAN'S

lst Quarter

At Twelfth Ave.

Dry Cleaning Pressing

Vi.itors

Touchdown•

Ohio

SCORE 3rd Quarter 2nd Quarter Ohio Vi. itors Ohio Visitors

4th Quarter Visitors

Ohio

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Goal

Kennedy's Confectionery FOR GOOD THINGS TO EAT AND DRINK. ELEVENTH AVENUE. ENTRANCE TO THE CAMPUS. 'l'we!\"e

UNION DYE HOUSE

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Goal from Field

Uniforms Remodeled Cleaning and Pressing Safety

Gene Spells, Prop.

Bell, N. 5540

Citz. 11498

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Total

Thirteen

AFTER THE GAME FOLLOW THE CROWD --TO--

Hennick's

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Sundaes, Sodas, Milk Shakes

Most Select Line of Box and Bulk Candies in the City.

A COMPLETE LINE OF SMOKERS' ARTICLES

S. R. FIRESTONE Varsity Manager

OHIO STATE Forward Passes

VISITORS Total

Forward Passes

Ohio State Captains 1892-CUAS. B.

Total

~IORREY

1 '03-A. P. GILLE"'

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Punts

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lRW-W. G. NAGEL 1 O:>---U. W. DUNLAP 1 9G-E. H. FRE:-ICU 1 OT-iLlnUY HA WKTNS 1898-J. T. SIGRIST 1 O!l-D. n. SAYERS

Funlbles .......................................... ..

Fumbles ............................................

l000-J. U, '.rIL'l'ON loo1-.r. 111. KITTLE

Field Goals ..................................... .

Field Goals ..................................... .

lOO2-W. F. COOVER 1903-J. R. ~1AUKEn lOO1-J. D. TUROWER looS--n. W. UOYER 1000-J. F. LINCOLN lOOT-II. L. SCllOny l008-W. D. B.1RRI:-iG'£O. T I!lOO-T. II. JO:-iE:> 101O-L. n. Wl·;LLS 1011-l<'IL\NK 1I1ARKLEY J012-DON BARRICKLOW 1913-IR\'ING GEISI:;:\l.\N

un ICA:\lPBELL GUAP 1915--IVAN B. BO CGII'l'ON WIG-FH.I.NK ~ORF:-iSE:\f CLARENCE McDONALD Acting Captain Ohio State Football Team

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191T -II. J. COl'ItT:\EY U)} - CIIARLE~ II.\ltLI')l· L.U{t-;:\CI·] ~lcJ)ON.\Lll .•\ ctiug' Capt'lin.

VOW OF ALLEGIANCE FRESHMAN FOOTBALL SQUAD of 1917 Top Row-Cott, Friedman, B ushausen, Carter, Snyder, Ford, Bryan, Manager D eutsch. :'tliddle How-Coach \Vard, Spiers, Hosler, Huffman, aptain Myers, Porter, Connell, Brown, Smith, Assistant Co nth Essman.

Bottom How-Brooks, Gillen, Leffler, Farcasin, Zentmyrr, Hare, Lehoff, Slyker.

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I pl edge allegiance to my flag, an? to .the. ~e­ public fo r which it stand ;.one TatlOn lllCliVLible, with Liberty and Ju bce to all.

Fifteen

(Stand U!I and Take Hats Off.) Oh! come, let's sing Ohio's praise And song 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; T ime and chang e will surely show How firm thy friendship-Ohio.

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

We should strive to keep thy name Of fair repute and spotless fame; So in college haHs we'll grow To love thee be ter-Ohio.

Though age may dim our memory's store We'll think of happy days of yore, We'll be frank to friend and foe As sturdy sons of Ohio.

If on seas of care we roll, 'Neath blackend sky, o'er barren shoa!, Thoughts of thee b:d darkness go, Dear Alma Mater-Ohio.

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