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Big Ohio State Rally, Armory, 7:30 P. M. Entertainment of Ohio State Alumni.

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Many of you do not k now t ha t we have complet ely r ebuilt our store.

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Saturday, November 22 Registration of Ohio Slate Alumni at Armory, 10:30 A. M. Western Conference Cross Country l\Ieet, 10 :30 A. 1\1.

Lunch, 12 :00 M. Gates of Ohio Field open 12 M. Illinois vs . Ohio State. Game called at 2 :00 P. M. Homecoming Banquet in Gymnasi1.1111 at 6 :00 P . M.

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Mr. Moyles a nd his a ssistants make a specialty of pri vate p ersonal instruct ion in t h e Modern Dances. Ap poi nt me nt ca n be m ade for a ny d ay or evenin g.

ASSEMBLY DANCES K. of C: Hall, State & Sixth Sta., Every Wednesday and Saturday Night Ta k e Oak St. car and get off at Sixt h St.

Mark F ull er, who was captain of the baseball team la-st spring, was a leading candidate fo r a n end position on the footba ll lt!am ~his fa ll. but in one of the early sc r immages he va; so unfor tu nate a s to have hi,; left leg broken.

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State Restaurant 13% EAST STATE STREET Both the Most Beautiful Chinese and American Restaurants in the Country.

Food Always Best, and the Service is Perfect. The Price Very Reasonable. Noonday Lunch, 60c.

Ohio Field Barber Shop and Pool Room, Opposite Ohio Field.

F. G. HOLTKAMP "Fritz" has been one of Ohio tate's most valuable men, having seen three years of Varsity football service. Ilis passing J:as been steady and accurate. A per istent fighter and a re liable link in the line-what more could be said of State's big center? Thi will be his la t appearance in \Vestern Conference foot1 a II.

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YOUR PHOTO FROM THE OLD RELIABLE RES ULTS OF FORMER OHIO STATE-ILLINOIS GAMES Records of athletic events between Illinois and Ohio State show, that o far as football is concerned, the Illini hold a slight advantage over their rivals. Three times the tide of victory has swept toward the orange and blue, while only twice has the Scarlet and Gray been returned the victor. The other two, completing the seven that have been played, resulted in tie scores.

In 1902, Illionis and Ohio State met on the gridiron for the first time. The game was played on Ohio Field and a terrific battle was staged. Neither team could obtain an advantage, with the result that the game ended a scoreless tie.

In 1904, a return game was played at Urbana with Ohio on the short end of a 46 to 0 score. The Ohioans were simply outclassed, but fought with characteristic courage.

For ten years no gridiron contests were held between the two schools, but in 1914 Ohio again visited the lair of the Illini, and were again turncl back by a top-heavy score of 37 to 0. • The next year, 1915, marked a new epoch in Ohio State's athletics .

'I'he Illini, after fighting their way to a tie for the \Vestern Conference title with Minnesota, "ere unable to get more than a 3 to 3 verdict again t the lowly Buckeyes. This game was played on Ohio Field. \Vhen Ohio went to Urbana the fo llowing year, 1916, odds were heavy against them, and until the closing minutes of the fourth quarter, the score favored the Orange and Blue. It was then that Chic Harley brought his own and Ohio State's name into the headlines by racing 25 yards for the first touchdown ever made against Illinois by an Ohio State team, and, by kicking goal a moment later, brought to the Ohio school it first victory over their rivals from the Sucker State.

Then in 1917, with a team of veteran , the Buckeyes again humbled their foe on Ohio Field by the decisive score of 13 to 0. Again Harley played a stellar role by passing and kicking admirably.

Coach \Vilce's men journeyed to Urbana again last year and were defeated by the same score that they had before adm inistered to the Illini. If an alibi i ever permis ible, Dr. \\'ilce had ample grounds to explain the defeat last year. \Vith only about an hour to practice each day, and usually this took place in the dark, he was put under a severe handicap. However, no excuse was made by the coach. Rather he and the men who have returned this year have been looking forward with stern determination to the Illinois conflict this year, hoping to wipe out the reverse of last year and even the count of games won and lost .

In points scored in the even game, Illino is has a big advantage.

A total of 105 point have been rolled up by t he Ora nge and Dlue, a s against 23 that the Buckeyes have been able to a mass .

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ALL-AMERICAN HALFBACK \\'ith the passing of Captain "Chic" Harley, Ohio State's brilliant leader. from the ranks of the intercollegiate football, other \Vestern Conference schools will heave huge sighs of relief. Since he first trod Conference paths in 1916, Harley has spread terror far and wide in Big Ten ranks . No star of recent years has flashed so brilliantly across the football horizon. He has scored close to 200 points for Ohio State in three campaign , and ·was largely instrumental in bringing two Western Conference Champion hip s to the school. Everywhere "Chic" has been recognized as the premier ha! fback of the country, excelling in nearly every department of the game.

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Players attempting fair catch taking more than two steps after catch.

Interference with opponents before ball is put in play.

Loss of T en Y a rda Intentional throwing of forward pass to ground.

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Students -- Tonig-ht Emerson Academy ASSEMBLY THE UNIVERSITY SIX-PIECE JAZZ ORCHESTRA It ia for you and your 1r1ends to meet and enjoy a most delightful evening-Come.

DANCING CALEND.A~ , 1919-20 High -School Cla ss -Wednesday, Oct. 8, w hi ch remains the same throughout the 2.30. y ear.

Children, in Ball Room, Saturday, Oct. Beginners - May ente r T uesdays and 11, 2 :00.

T hu r sdays, 7 :30.

Children, aged 4 to 10 yea rs, in clas sic .Advance-Mo ndays a nd W ednesd ays, 7 :30. and aesth etic, Saturday morning, 10 :30, .Auembliea-F r idays and Saturdays, 8 :15. ~~~: children ove r ten a t 4 o'clock, Private Lessons by ap point ment.

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Ohio 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. TILTO .

1901-J. M. KITTLE 1902-W. F. COOVER 1903-J. R. MARKER 1904-J. D. THROWER 1905-R. W. HOYER 1906-J. F. LI COLN 1907-H. L. SCHORY 1900-W. D. BARRINGTON 19QCJ-T. H. JONES 1910---L. R. WELLS 1911-FRANK MARKLEY 1912-DON BARRICKLOW 1913-IRVING GEISSMAN 1914-CAMPBELL GRAF 1915-IV AN B. BOUGHTON 1916--FRANK SORENSEN 1917-H. J . COURTNEY 1918-CLARENCE A. McDONALD. 1919-CHARLES HARLEY.

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"Huff" is one of Ohio State' star linesmen. His greatest defensive work is an outstanding feature, for time and again he has been able to knife through in different games and throw his opponents for losses. Huffman is All-Western material without a doubt. This big tackle has two years' varsity football to his credit.

piers is the running mate of Huffman, he holding down the other tackle. His ability to break through the opponents' line and block punts has proven to be very valuable for Ohio State. He is a "Bearcat" lineman and together with Huffman makes up a combination that is hard to beat in the Conference.

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ARE Ohio State 1919 Record Starting with brilliant prospects, Ohio State has more than lived up to advance notices and comes through today with a record which is unequalled throughout the country. Six victories and no defeats, and only one field goal scored against the team is the record of the 1919 Bucke~es.

Ohio Weieyan first tested the power of the Scarlet and Gray on Oct. 4 and was turned back by the score of 38-0. With Willaman plo~ving the line for big gains and Harley and Stmchcomb circling the ends for long dashes, the Buckeyes rolled up three touchdowns in the first quarter. Another touchdown and a pretty drop kick by Captain Harley gave another ten points to the Buckeyes in the second quarter.

Although Ohio State continued on the march throughout the last half, only one touchdown, that on a blocked punt by Ewart was made.

Four co tly fumble robbed the Scarlet and Gray of as many touchdowns.

On the following Saturday, Cincinnati's scrappy eleven was buried under a 46-0 ma1t;in.

After the kickoff which the Queen City team brought back to miclfielcl, the game was all to Ohio tate. Cincinnati wa. able through the aid of some penalties to hold the Buckeyes to a field goal in the first quarter but in the econd period, some fast work on the line in blocking three Cincinnati punts and a long run by Harley gave the Buckeyes two touchdowns and a field goal. The Buckeyes could not be stopped and counted four times ere the game enclccl. Steady marches down the field gM·e the scores to the Scarlet and Gray. The Buckeyes wer greatly impro,•ed over the previous week and the line displayed wonderful form. Spiers, Huffman, Pixley, Holtkamp and Company hegan to show All-Western ability.

A i9-0 trimming handed Kentucky State on Octobecl 18 closed the practice 11:ames. The Kentuckians fought e,·ery inch of the way but could not halt the speedy work of the Buckeyes. The team worked like a machine and except for one brief spurt, held Kentucky powerless. On the first play for Ohio State, Hliss ran around end for 80 yards and a touchdown.

Later in the period, the Burkeves crashed their way clown the field and a pass to Slyker followed by a line drive by 'Villaman gave another score. Harle'' broke away for a 40 yard run for a touchdown as the second quarter opened. The Huckeves were gh'ing some excellent interference for these long runs. Kentucky continued to fight well but vainly, A 70 yard run hy Stinchcomb on the kickoff, a couple of 40 yard dashes by Harley, Stinchcomh's sensat:onal success at quarterback sneaks and a stead~· march clown the field of a second string backfield under Cott featured the last half of the game.

Backed by nearly 4000 fans, Ohio State invaded Ann Arbor to battle Michi11:an in what was regarded as a crucial game on Oct. 25.

The Buckeyes rose to the test and won 13-3, though the score miµ:ht easily have been larger.

Michigan was held to two first clowns, both

coming in the opening period. A fumbled kickoff gave Michigan an excellent chance to score in the first period but the Buckeyes held.

Capt. Harley drove the \Volverines back to their own goal line with a series of long punts and finally a quartet of Buckeyes broke through the Michigan line and blocked a punt for a touchdown. A long drop kick by Sparks gave Michigan its only points in the second quarter.

The Wolverines could not gain while the Buckeyes several times threatened the Michigan goal line. In the third quarter, Stinchcomb stole through center for a 22 yard gain and Captain Harley broke away on the next play for 22 yard and a touchdown. During the balance of the game, Ohio State toyed with Michigan. The \Volverines tried 18 forward passes none of which worked. A fumble on the three yard line and a couple of penalties robbed the Buckeyes of a score or two more.

After a rest of one week, Purdue was the next foe of Ohio State. The Wilcemen took it ea y throughout the battle, two rep:ular not getting into the game and Captain Harley playing less than three quarters. In the first period, play was fairly even with Ohio State gradually getting the advantage as time went on. On his first play after entering the game in the second quarter, "Cich" dashed away for thirty vards and a touchdown.

The 'third Rig Ten game was with Wisconsin at Madison on Nov. 15. The showing of the Buckeyes in winning a 3-0 tilt was not the most satisfactory in the world until it is remembered that the Buckeyes were up against the best pair of ends in the country and that Holtkamp was not in condition to play and was a weak link in the line for part of three quarters.

Ohio State played straight football exclusively, u ing but fh·e passes. On the kickoff, Ohio State carri<'d the hall right back to the \Vis<'Onsin 22 yard line chiefly on end runs by Bliss. At this point Harley mfased a field goal. \Visconsin al. o came back and by straight smashes through ccntC'r and end runs, came down to thl' 20 yard line where a penalty and an incompleted forward pass stopped them.

Ohio State remained on the defensive for the balance of the npxt two periods, being content to let the Badgers wear themselves out in fruitless attempts to score. \Visconsin tried fourte<'n forward passes and worked only four.

The break came in the fourth period. Harley punted over Da,·ey's head. The latter was clowned on his 18 yard line. A triple pass to Bliss was µ:oocl for 16 yard and a second pass over the µ:oa l line worked for a touchdown but the hall was called back as Referee Magcl ison ruled that Harley was within five yards of the line of scrimmage when he passed the ball, "Chick" then dropped back to the 22 yard line ancl kicked goal. ' Visconsin came back strong with forward passes hut t he advance was halted when Slyker intercepted a pass. Willaman's defensive work and the ground ga ining of Hliss and Stinchcomb were featu r es of t he Buckeye play.

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(Hats off, standing) Oh, come, let's sing Ohio's praise And songs to Alma Mater raise; \Vhile our hearts rebounding thrill With joy that death alone can still.

Summer's heat or winter's cold, The seasons pass, the years will roll; Time and change will truly show How firm thy friendship-Ohio.

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

We should strive to keep thy name Of fair repute :rnrl ~rot less fame; S(• in college halls we'll grow ,\ nd love thee better-Ohio.

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When It's Athletic Equiptnent We Have It Gym Suits, Shoes and a complete line of Jerseys moderately priced

JOS. H. KENNAN CO. SPORTING GOODS

19 West Gay Street

Underwear, Pajamas and Socks. The Men's Wear Shops, 15th & Hi and 11th & Hi.

G. R. STINCHCOMB. "Pete" is Ohio State's brainy little quarterback. So far this year his keen "generalship" has been largely instrumental in the record made by the team.

I n calli ng plays, tackling, or wrigp:ling for necessary yards on quarterback sneaks, "Pete" has been equally dependable.

T his is his second year on the Varsity.

F. R. WILLAMAN. Ripping and tearing through stonewall Jines for Jong gains T his is Frank's specialty. sturdy fullback is a strong factor in defense as well as offense. All year he has played fearless ripping ball, and can always he relied on for that necessary final yard.

HARRY W . BLISS.

Blis has performed well this year as the running mate of "Chic" Harley. His playing has been of the best nil season, especially showing excellent form throughout the 'Visconsin game. Illiss has two more years of Varsity football.

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Western Conference

Cross Country Meet OHIO FIELD

Members of Illinois Backfield

Saturday, November 22, 1919 Time of start. 10 :30.

Start, east of Lord I fall.

Finish at east 50 yard line.

Course is five miles.

Six men from each school may start.

The first five in for each chool make that school' Points are scored in order of finishing.

The school with the !owe. t score win .

Frank E. Todd Captain, 1917

score.

Maurice E. Steinhilber Captain 1918

Ohio State is very fortunate this year in having former Captains Todd and Steinhilber back in the harness. The team thus far this year has been without a permanent captain.

OHIO STATE CROSS COUNTRY TEAM Steinhilber, Todd, Anderson, W.W., Dickerson, Wind, Oman, Sayer, McClure, Nelson, IIoustan, Dickson, Brentinger and Becker.

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PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY

HI-11th DRUG CO.

The Men's Wear Shop, 11th Ave. & Hi.

Drawing Materials, Artiata', Architects' and Draftsmen'â&#x20AC;¢ Supplies. Varsity Supply Co.

Ohio State Leather Cushions. Prices Right. Varsity Supply Co., 1602 N. High St.

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The leading business school in the state appeals particularly to high school graduates and university trained students.

Work largely individual. Students secure actual business training through offices organized in the school room.

SUBJECTS TAUGHT Bookkeeping, Banking, Penmanship, Business English, Correspondence, Business Law, Commercial Arithmetic, Rapid Calculation, Salesmanship and Business Efficiency, Business Psychology applied. Special Courses in Higher Accountancy and Business Administration, leading to the degree of Certified Public Accountant. Shorthand, Touch Typewriting, Model Office Finishing System, instruction in the use of Adding Machines, Filing Devices, ten connection Edison Dictating Machine, etc.

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Ohio State University Stunt Books. Varsity Supply Co., 1602 North High St.

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GENERAL INFORMATION

P.C. 1000 .833 .800 .500 .500 .500 .250 .200 .000 .000

Time-2:00 P. M. P lace-Ohio Field.

Gates Open- 12 :00 Noon.

Time of Quarters-Fifteen rnmutes.

Referee - F. E. Birch, Earlham College.

Umpire-J.

BIG TEN GAMES TODAY

JAMES FLOWER.

D EAN TROTT.

"Jim" is a big man and he like big opponents. His record this year in breaking up play after play speaks for itself.

Few of his opponents ever get around right end.

Only nineteen and playing ' Vestern Conference football is the record made by Dean. T h is sturdy Sophomore has been showing real fip;ht all season and he has won himself a rep;ular p lace on the team as right guard.

Illinois at Ohio State. l\Iinnesota at Michigan. ·W isconsin a t Chicago. otre Dame at Purdue. , yracuse at Indiana. /\mes at Iowa.

N orthwestern at R utgers.

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Head Linesrnan-C. II. Thurber, Colgate.

Fieid vard.

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Coaches-Illinois, Zuppke; Ohio • tate, Wike.

If You are Going to Have a New Suit This Fall, Wh y Not Have a NEW One? ot one made la t spring and according t o "hat so me one th ought might be the style this fall, and made for an imaginary man , but a fall suit made this fall, and according to the style Fifth Avenue has set for this fall, and made to fit you PERSO ALLY. There is a difference and you want that difference to be in your favor.

Our line of fabrics still affords you ample selection of materials. It includes the conservative greys and blues, a well as many daring and beautiful color effects, and snappy plaids and stripes.

The cost? No more than you would pay for a ready-t o- \\ ear suit of equal quality, if indeed a ready-to-wear suit can be of equal quality to a nit such as we will make for you . . E. :MEYERS

MADDUX & HOWE

In hard fought, dose battles,

Meyers has been at his best. Ile is never spectacular, but always reli able, a nd takes care of the left end position in capable btyle.

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New Line Banners and Pennants.

Varsity Supply Co., 1602 N. High St. Complete Line Engineering Students' Supplies. Varsity Supply Co., 1602 N. High St.

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Marzetti Restaurants

If You Are Looking for a Good Place to Eat, Where Only the Best Is Served, at a Reasonable Price, With a Large Variety to Choose From, --GOTO--

1548 NORTH HIGH (At 10th Ave.)

59 EAST GAY STREET

MARZETTI'S RESTAURANT

CHICKEN, STEAKS, CHOPS, ROASTS, ETC. LOBSTERS, OYSTERS, FISH, SEA FOODS SPAGHETTI, ITALIAN POT ROAST, ITALIAN DISHES

1548 NORTH HIGH (At 10th Ave.) or 59 EAST GAY STREET

WE SERVE ONLY THE BEST

WE SERVE ONLY THE BEST

OHIO STATE LINE-UP Left Guard Center Right Guard Pixley (3) Holtkamp (5) Trott (4) Wieche (15) Nemecek (16) Johnson (23) Ewart (24) Gillam (25) Weiss (35) Left Tackle Quarterback Fullback Right Tackle Huffman (2) Stinchcomb (8) Willaman (11) Spiers (6) Friedmann (14) Wiper (28) Matheney (32) Churches (26) Cott (22) Weaver (21) Bell Left Half Right Half Left End Right End Bliss (12) Harley (10) Myers (1) Flower (7) Davies (9) Taylor (30) McDonald (13) Slyker (20) Schweitzer (31) Farcassin (19) RESERVES Line-Kerr, Newlun. Ends-Volzer, Johnson, Houk. Backs-De More, Wiper, Navin, Blumenthal, Brown, Sapp.

Chrysanthetnuins•.• For the Football Games

ILLINOIS LINE-UP Left Guard Liszendahl Mohr Left Tackle Ingwersen

Center Deetle

Right Guard Apple gram Right Tackle Ems Pettay Olander Right End Reichle

Left End Carney Left Half ternaman Ralph Fletcher

Quarterback Robt. Fletcher Fullback Crangle Kopp (C.)

Right Half Waldquist Howard

The Illinois team is not numbered this year.

THE D. L. AULD COMPANY

Corsages for Dances and Receptions

Fraternity Jewelers

We Carry Only the Best Flowers and Make the Best Bouquets

COLUMBUS, OHIO

T.J. LUDWIG

We invite you to inspect our 1920 line of novelties in our display room,

195 East Long Street.

82 NORTH HIGH STREET

Citizens 3904

Bell, Main 675

We also carry a full line of national fraternity badges.

Shirts That Fit the Neck. The Men's Wear Shops, 15th & Hi and 11th & Hi. "College Style" Suits and Overcoats to Mea1ure.

The Men'• Wear Shop, 15th & Hi.

Prof.

Rader's Dancing Calendar 647 NEIL AVENUE Phones-Citizens 4431; Main 6189 A new beginners' class organizes every

three weeks. Noticf' ad. in Lantern for dates.

Private lessons can be had afternoon or evening.

Assembly Nights Monday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.

OAK STREET ACADEMY 827 Oak St.-Citz. Phone 7105.

A strictly private place for Fraternity, Sorority, Private Clubs and classes that organize for special instructions.

VIRGINIA HOTEL 150 MODERN, FIREPROOF ROOMS

Two Ball Rooms For Dances $25.00 PER NIGHT Fraternities' or Sororities' Dances Solicited

COR. THIRD AND GAY STS.

REMEMBER

Brosrrzer's AFTER THE GAME. FAMOUS FOR QUALITY

Assorted Butter Creams and Bitter Sweets They Say Are Delicious.

A. J. NEMECEK "Nerney" is another remarkable lighter. All the time that he has been on the squad his work has been consistent and he has been a steady plugger. He will undoubtedly appear in the line-up today.

Almonized Salted Jumbo Peanuts Our Specialty.

N. HIGH ST., OPP. E. 11th AVE. Both Phones.

Hata That Will Hold Their Shape. The Men'• Wear Shops, 15th & Hi and 11th & Hi.

LLOYD A. PIXLEY. "Ilutch'' is only a Sophomore yet this is his second ypar of Varsity football. He was the only freshman in the ·history of the school to win his letter during the first year.

Thi was possible because of the S. A. T. C. in 1918. A more valuable man on the line could not be found and besides this he kicks off, his weight being taken advantage of.

He weigh 245 pound -some guard.

The Dis covery of th e Varsi ty Sun Does Mu ch for Its Patrons.

1598 N . High St.

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THm1AS C'. D \\' IRS. "Short)·" alternated with Bliss al left half during most of the season. Jiii; peed wa his 111nst ,·aluable asset.

IIA ROLD C. KIME, :'IIgr.

Eighth Annual

Attention!

APPLE

OLD GRADS and EX-STUDENTS OF OHIO

SHOW

Ohio State Day

Dec. 11-12-13

Fri., November 28

HORTICULTURE-FORESTRY BUILDING -

ADMISSION FREE -

Auct[on of All Fruits, Vegetables and Pies Saturday Evening Pie Baking Contest Open to AllInquire at Horticulture Office.

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\\ill he celC'brated in your respective county seats. Get in touch with the \lumni urganization in your coun: y < t once. If there is no Alumni . \~:uciation in your county, inqu ire d l}niver'ity students from your u11 11 county for further particulars.

Arrange To Be There.

ATHLETIC BOARD Top Row- F . R. Cas tle man, R . M . Royer, J . W . Wilce, Senator E. G. Llo yd , Maynard M . Donaldson. Bottom Row- L. W. St. Jo hn, Dr. 0. V. Brumle y, Prof. J . S. Myers, Prof.

T. E . French, Prof. M . B. Evans, R . W . Hoyer.

Spachetti and Steak Chops, Italian Style. University Restaurant, 16Z2 North Hieb St.

The Freshtnan ''Varsity''

OHIO STATE SONGS

1919 RAH , RAH , RAH. FOR O LD O HIO

(Tune: "Tramp, Tramp. Tramp. the Boys Are Marching.")

THE COACH E S

Left Ends

Right Ends

I. 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 loyal to our Alma Mater's name.

T . . CRAIG W. S. BAKER OTIS GALENTIN ER ST MIKESELL C. N. WORKMAN

W. M. JACKSON R. E. GOLDSWORD W. S. SPEED CHAS. WOLLET WM. WALKER R. PATTERSON

CHORUS. 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.

WALTER J. ESSl\lA:t\

GEORGE M. TRAUTMAN

0. C. BIRD

T HE P LAYERS

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Left Tackles

Centers

Right Tackles

G. N. JOHNSON BRADLEY SKEEL DON LAWLESS

KENNETH PAULEY HOMER LUSK HERBERT LAKIN M. H. GALBREITII

RAY ODAFFER J. S. TAYLOR J. STONE

Left Guards

Right Guards C. VAN BLARCUM J. C. OTTERBACHER M. E. DEVEL V. L. LUCAS

EDM. McLONAS TOM LO G JULIAN MARK R. M. IRVINE

Quarter Backs II, WORKMAN (C.) DON McGINNIS MAX OSBORNE HENRY FOSS J. BRONSON Full Backs

Right Haifa

G. SEEDS H. LONG T . C WILDER T. CHERRIER J. NESBITT R. PATTERSON

RAY FE "LER J. G. THOMPSON OSWALD ALBL C. F. HO •AKER J. L. BROWN

W. E. ISBELL H. R. HENDERSON J. LORIMER H. R. MESSERLY

MANAGERS R. S. LICKLIDER

]. SCIILF.l\DlER

III. o. ""e'll pledge our hearts and hand By the te am to always stand. \Ve 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.

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A. G. KENNJ:o."DY R. POTTER

Oh, the backs are fast and strong, They will take the ball along Till they've travel\!d forty miles 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.

W .. R. UPDEGRAFF N. IRVIN J IL BETTY, J. ROLLS

SONGS Tune : Roll , Jo r da n , Roll.

Wa-ho, Wa-ho, Rip, Zip, Bazo, I yell, I yell for Ohio, \Va-ho, Wa-ho.

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0 hi, Buck-eye, O-HI-0.

3. V a r sity. Tune : T a mm any.

Varsity, Varsity, \\'e're the finest in the land, \Ve can fight to beat the band.

Varsity, Varsity, \Vaho , \Vaho, Rip, Zip, Bazo, Varsity.

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Ohio. Tune: Oh, Did n' t H e Ra mble.

Ohio, Ohio The hills :;end back the cry, \Ve 're here to do or die.

Ohio, Ohio, We'll w111 this game Or know the rea:;on why.

And when "e w111 the game I tell you what we'll do, \Ve will yell for old Ohio Till we wobble in our :,hoes.

OHIO STATE MARCH SO NG l. 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 pa:;s 'Ere defeat shall mar thy pride, i\lay vict'ry for a thousand years upon thy banners ricle.

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

Hear the cry, "Fight 'em, State."

Never die, never wait, The fighting blood is in our every vein (rah, rah).

Our heroes tight for Ohio's right, \Vhen the whistle blows they's ready on their toes; \Vith Carmen's call our foes will fall, Three cheers for Ohio State.

2. Ohio, we love the day That began thy life of pride, \Ve love the very grass that grows upon thy campus wide; Ohio, no mortal hand Can efface our faith in thee , 'We know th ine everlasting name will stand through eternity.

"ACROSS TH E FIELD " Fight that team across the field, Show them Ohio's here.

Set the earth reverberating, \\Tith a mighty cheer. (HA11, RAH, RAJ I ! llit them hard and see how they fall; " ever let that team get the ball.

Hail! Hail! the gang's all here, So beat now.

YELL-0-0hio; 0-0hio, \\'aho o, \\'ahoo for O-hi-0. ( J{epea t Song.)

-and after the game

Hotel Deshler Where you and your friends may

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The Crystal Room Evening Dinner $1.50

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