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Main Entrance To THE OHIO STADIUM

Ohio Reld

October. a, 1920

SPALDING

Meet me at

SEIBER T'S

---after the drive and theatre ---the wonderful end of a perfect day ---a quiet half hour or hour at Seibert's ---over a delightful luncheon ---and discussing a latest gossip - -makes life worth living

SEIBERT' S 6 EAST BROAD

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We Wish to Thank Our Advertisers They Have Made Tliis Program a Possibility

A Great Game and a Great Ball

PATRONIZE

W E are proud to have been so closely identified with the growth of American football through the medium of the universally used Spalding No. J 5 Official Intercollegiate Football.

A. G. SPALDING & BROS. 197 SOUTH HIGH STREET

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alQrynautQrmumn For the Foot Ball Games C orsages for Dances and Receptions We Carry Only the Best Flowers and Make the Best Bouquets

COLUMBUS, OHIO STORES IN ALL PRINCIPAL CITIES

T H EM

T. Citizens 3904

82

J.

LUDWIG

ORTH HIGH STREET

Bell, Main 675

LAUNDRY

BARBER

SEE

You are always -welcome at

OUR FULL LINE OF PENNANTS, BANNERS AND CUSHION COVERS AT SPECIAL PRICES

THE CITY

At

TiiE CLINTON BILLIARDS

National Bank

On High Just South of Chittenden

Football Schedule

THE

PHILLIPS PRINTING CO.

CITIZENS 9077

Southeast Corner Gay and High Streets

1920 Oct. 2 ·wes leyan at Columbus

BELL, M. 6010

Oct.

180 EAST LONG ST.

Oberlin al Columbus

COLUMBUS, 0 .

YELLS

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Oct. 16 Purdue at Columbus (. em i-Centenn ial) Ott. 23 \ Visco nsin at Columbus Oct. 30 Chicago at Ch icago

1.

Wa-ho, Wa-ho. Rip. Zip, Ba-zo, I yell, I yell, Ohio.

2. Ohio, Rah; Ohio, Rah; Rah, Rah, Ohio.

3. O , Ohio; 0-, Ohio; Rah, Rah, Rah, Rah, Ohio.

4. Th e Locomotive-s-s-s-s-s-s-s Rah, Rah , Ra h , Rah; Ohio State, Ohio State.

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

THE 0-HJO

9.

Xov. G :V1ichigan at Columbus (Home Coming Game)

10.

U of 0-Rah! rah!

U of 0-Rah! rah!

0-hi Buck-eye O-hi-0! rah! rah!

'rH E DffIDED OHIO 11. 0 - 0 - 0 - 0 H-H-H-H I-I-I-I0-0-0 0 OHIO

Xov. l3 Open Date

Art istically Arranged Publ ica tt'ons

0-hi-i-i-i-i 0-he-e-e-e-e O-ho-0-0-0-0 R, r-r-r-r, rah.

Ohio.

The Skyrocket A prolonged rising whist.leBoom-, Hurray, Ohio.

6. Ee---ee, oma-Lioh Gee---ee---Wah !

Ohio!

7. Eee -ee, Yah. Eee-- - - e e , Yah. Fight !-Figh l !-Fight !-Fight !-FIGHT! Ohio! Ohio! OHIO !

8. 0, 0, O-HI-0. (Repeat indefinitely.)

5.

and

G en eral Printing .

CHARLES (CHIC) HARLE Y Assistant Coach

'TJ.e only OJ.io S tate Unive rsity M an on t he S enatorial T icket.

JAMES F. ATWOOD [Class 19071

• ov. 20 Illinois at Urbana

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FOR

STA TE SENA TOR Tenth

enatorial District-Two to be E lected Franklin an d Pickaway Counties

Let 's All Boost for the Stadium!

CAFETERIA SERVICE IN DINING ROOM Special Dinners 'With Service. for Fraterni ties or Clubs, by Arrangemen t .

WET YOUR WHISTLE! So the Noise Won't Stick in Your Neek

I.___O_h_i_o_'s_L_e_ad_e _r_s_i_n_1_9_2_o_J ' 'I.AR.REH G. HARDING FOR. PRESIDENT

Boost 1.1.0""

Stadium Ale

" TH E SCARL ET DRINK IN A GRAY BOTTLE"

THE MILLION DOLLAR DRI N K

lOc 15c A BOOST-----FOR OHIO Peanuts

J UST YELL AND GET IT

Popcorn

COMMON PENALTIES I,osi, of 'f\\O Yards Time taken out more than three times during a half.

Loss of l<'ive Yai·d" \'iolation of off-side rnle; illegal po:;itions.

Pitner· attempting fair catch taking more ·than two steps after catch.

Interference with opponent~ before ball is put in play.

Delay of game.

J,oss ot 1'en Yar d ~ Intentional throwing of forward pass to ground.

J;oss of Fiftel'n Y:ll'ds Interference with fair catch.

Pushing, pulling. interlocked interference.

Holding, by side in possession of ball.

Tripping, tackling, out of bounds. nsportsmanlike conduct.

ASK ABOUT OUR

It will Interest Y ou

""·" 'rofi,w,

FIR.ST;;.

Raymond C. Gauch

:;,;;;:~l

EQUITABLE LIFE OF IOWA

Election November 2nd, 1920

Gay and H igh Streets Citizen• 7357

1,oss of a '•])own"

Interference by side making forward pass p1·ior to fourth down.

Forward pass striking ground prior lo fourth down.

Illegal substitution (return to game) J,os,.; of Ball

Interference by defensive side in case of forward pass.

If forward paHs be illegally recovered or touched by passer's side.

Off~ide player touching ball.

J)i..,qna liflent io n

Striking, kneein~. kicking.

Cutting down (running into) opponent after ball is dead.

Come Down to

2 in I POLICY '~MERICA

Lo ..;s of 'l' w<·ntr-five Ym·cls Team not ready to play at start of second half.

Loss of Half Distauec to Goal J,in c Player disqualifleu for striking, kneeing, kicking.

Main 2755

Erlenbusch"s FOR

F :ine Ice Cream SPECIAL RATES

F OR

PARTIES AND DANCES

'Ifie

CHITTENDEN A Hotel Established on the principles of courtesy and service.

Mid-day Luncheon and Table d' Hote Dinner daily.

Special Sunday evening Dinner $1.50.

THE CHITTENDEN

N. A. COURT, Manager PRIVATE DINING ROOMS WITH EXCEPTIONAL FACILITIES TO CARE FOR PRIVATE PARTIES.

Ask the Classes-FROM 1899 TO 1920 WHO DID THEIR

Barber Work "MACK" WITH AN EXPERT ASSISTANT AT THE PRESIDENT W . 0 . THOMPSON

OHIO UNION BARBER SHOP

THE COLLEGE BOOK STORE New and Used Text and Reference Books Ohio State View Books, Bronze Seals, College Jewelry, Felt and Leather Goods, Brief Cases and all Special College Supplies.

OPPOSITE THE UNIVERSITY ENTRANCE ,

State so

Holds 'Etn-DOES UPPER ARLINGTON

UNIVERSITY MEN IN UPPER ARLINGTON PROFES ORE. F. 'ODDING'r N, Dept. of l\Iechanics RAY l\I. ROYER, University Purchasing Agent PROFES OR JOII W. WUICTIET, ollege of Agricu ltnre FRA K II. BEA II, College of Agriculture DR. EMERY R. IIAYilUR T, With l\Iedical ( 'ollege PROFE SOR IIERBI<"JI{T OSBORN, Dept. of Zoology \YU1LIAl\[ IL PAL~rER Agricultural Extension

MANY STATE MEN ARE LOT OWNERS

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DR. YEATi\IAN WARDLOW, With 1\1 dical ollege E. J. RA E, Dept. of Uorticultme l r. DWIGII'l' l\II'rII, Dept. of Architecture PROFE~80R l'ART1 B. HARROP, College of Enginee1'ing W. W. BROWNFIELD, Coll ege of Agriculture 0. ".\!. .JOHNSON Collrgc of .\ gricult111·p DR. IlUGII :.\IEA S ".\IPclical C'ollrge

WHY DON.T YOU BUY THERE TOO?

LIVE UP IN UPPER ARLINGTON!

Your N e-w- Hotne 'IHE FINEST PLACE OF ITS KIND IN 'THE STA 'IE

L . W. ST. JOHN, DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS

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At the Gate of the Campus

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HENNICK'S

Bascom Bros.

1585% North High Street

If You Are Looking for a.

Delightful Place With

ATHLETIC MEDALS AND CUPS

Tasty Food

COLLEGE AND FRATERNAL EMBLEMS

Come to

Kennedy"s Confectionery For Good Tliings to Eat and Drink Eleventh AYe.

Entranc:e to Campus

'Ifie

THE MENSWEAR SHOP No. 1

MISSION INN 116 South High

"Near the Campus, of Course"

"Regal" Hats $4, $5 and $6 l a(:k of them i. epu t a t i on shown hy the la he! insiclP. In front of thl'm lies long lllOllths of WP'1l' without regret for they are C1·aYt' DPttc yo1• know.

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Ohio State Captains 1892-CHAS. B. MORREY 1893-A. P. GILLEN 1894-W. G. NAGEL 1895-R. W. Dl'NLAP 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 1903 - J. R. MARKER 1904-J. D. THROWER 1905-R. W. HOYER 1906-J. F. LINCOLN 1907-H. L. SCHORY 1908-W. D. BARRINGTON 1909-T. H. JONES 1910-L. R. WELLS 1911-FRANK MARKLEY 1912-DON BARRICKLOW 1913-IRVING GEISSMAN 1914-CAMPBELL GRAF 1915-IVAN B. BO ·a.HTON 1916-FRANK SORENSEN 1917-H. J. COURTNEY 1918-CLARENCE A. McDONALD 1919-CHARLES HARLE\ 1920-I. :\1. HUFF:\IAN

BEN WILLIAMS

Meet Me at the

Varsity

Barber Shop Cigar Stand and Pool Room The i-itudents' Rallying Place

J.")8:5 North Iligh Rt.

CAlUIEX OHIO

"Emerson" Shoes

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

$12 to $15

Summer's heat or winter's cold.

The seasons pass, the ye:i.rs will roll; Time and change will truly show How firm thy friendship Ohio.

These jolly day8 of priceless worth Bv far the gladdest days on earth, Soon will pass and we do not know How dearly we love Ohio.

We shou ld strive to keep thy name Of fair repute and spotle1:;s fame; So in college halls we"ll grow And love thee better-Ohio .

-Fred Cornell, Ex. '06.

At ~tore • o. 1.

Designed in a factory featuring shoes for Young :Men. 8hown in np to the minute la. ts made of "all weather" ~oft, Comforta ble, durable leather.

THE MENSWEAR SHOP No. 2

Phone North 59

Opp. E. 1 llh Ave.

High and 15th Avenue

" Near the Campus, of Course "

High and 11th Avenue

Greetings from

NEW

SANITARY BAKERY THE D. L. AULD COMPANY

SOMETHING GOOD TO EAT

New Factory-5th Ave. and 5th St.

Come in and Get Acquainted Bell Phone

r

:345

FRATERNITY JEWELRY

H. S. (Hub) ATKINSON

College Cave Pool Room

Candidate for

Tlie .Club of Sociability

State Representative

CIGARETTES

DEMOCRATIC TICKET

CANDIES

SOFT DRINKS

Fifteenth Avenue and High Street

Second Term GRADUATE OHIO STATE L.L.B. '13

CIGARS

SMOKING TOBACCO

TRY A BOX OF

AFTER the GAME

Temptation Chocolates

Eat at

The Corner Inn

Varsity Drug Store

Eighteenth and Jligh LUNCHEON 11 :00 to 1 :30

DINNER 5 to 7

SUNDAY 12 to 2 KODAKS, FILMS AND

SUNDAY NIGHT-SUPPER-5 to 7

SUPPLIES

WELL SERVED

GOOD FOOD HARLEY CIRCLING ILLINOIS" LEFT l<,IELD

Chas. F. Saffin, Jr. First Assistant Prosecuting Attorney CANDIDATE FOR

Prosecuting Attorney Democratic Ticket

FOR THE GAME

Chrysanthemums A CORSAGE OF ROSEBUDS VON'T FAIL 'IO SEND HER FLOWERS

The Fifth Avenue Floral Co. CHOICE, FRESH CUT FLOWERS

Cl~s 19~3,

0 . S. U.

518 WEST FIFTH A VE.

Both Phones

120 EAST BROAD ST.

YOUR PHOTO

Chrysanthemums., Roses., Corsages

From the Old Reliable

Baker A r t G a11ery State and High Streets

WILL ALWAYS BE BEST' The Large . t ' p m · es t and B est Equipp ed Galle. ·1 . A .

SPECIAL , ' Y m mrnea RA'l ER TO .\ T,T, onrn ~'l\\Tl<J ~'rL' DEN'l'~

SPECIAL RATES FOR PARTIES AND DANCES

ART FLORAL SHOP 5 7 East Gay S treet Citizens 9543

Bell, Phone 1144

Compliments of the

SCORE CARD Touchdown 6 Points

Goal From Touchdown 1 Point

Goal From Field 3 Points

Safety 2 Points

Knickerbocker Made by

TOTAL

Hi-11th Garage and Storage

Theatre ROBT. HAMILTON, Mgr.

Taxi Service DAY OR NIGH'I'

1---

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---HOME OF

Special R ates for

The Grandest Organ in

Harvey's Pipe Shop

Columbus ]. "W. BURGESS

7 3 EAST GAY STREET

PIPES AND PIPE REPAIRING

GROCERIES AND MEATS

Par ties and Dances

Both Phones Be ll X. 2480

Citz. l 0598

Elite Beauty Parlour

A COMPLETE LINE OF CANDY FRUITS, CIGARS AND TOBACCO

Sliampooing and Massaging a Specialty

C'omer FifteC'nt h and High

<'hi1tt•1HlPn and II igh

SHOE REPAIR & COMMUNITY TA.ILOR SHOP

Read 'Em and Cheer---

ixtecnth .\venue ancl High St1·eet CLOTHES CJ,EA . ' ED, PRE ' SBD and REPAIHED HOES Rl<JPATIU<m and REHUIT,T. lU' IlBl<JH HEELS Expel't Tailors an<l Shoemak!'rs Citize n 11217

They' re the Facts T he Ohio Stadium will---

H eal our growing pains which keep football-E nthusiasts out of little Ohio Field--

~

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!\LL THAT GOOD

Lehman

Dry

Cleaning SHOULD BE

Sells: Clocks

0 ffering real seats for 63, 000---

Socks

H aving boxes for 1,700--

Ties

1 ntroducing to the country the biggest, most beautiful and 0 nly double-decker ever built--S pectators to be handled---

The Lehman Co.

T hrough eighty-three entrances And fifty-six stairways feeding 112 aisles---

Office: 12 Ave. and High

D esigned to empty the structure--! n seven minutes without crowding--

Plant: So. Olentangy Prk.

U or your Neighbor---

Make it a reality.

Umbrellas Handkerchiefs Belts Towels Stationery Ink Pencils

PROMPT

Seal Pax

DELIVERY

Underwear

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OHIO STADIUM COMMITTEE, CARL E. STEEB, Treasurer, Headquarters, Ohio Union Building, Campus

The

Leading Business School in the State

Cit. 3559 M 3559 131 East State St. Columbus Ohio

The Harvard

GEXEHAL

A real touch of "Old Eli" in this boot Made of selected for college wear.

Norwegian tan calf of just the right shade. Special heavy soles. H igh and low models.

'fime

lXJ•'O JBIA'l'IO~

2:30 P. M.

Place-Ohio

I<~ield.

Gates Open-1: 00 P. i\1.

$15

Time of Quarters- 1212 minutes.

Af\J!§ W

Referee - J. W. Means, Pennsylvania.

Umpire-H. P. Swain , Dickinson .

17 East GI!>' Street

Head Linesman- F. H. Hamm, Kenyon.

Field Juclge- F. A. Lambert, Ohio State.

Coaches:H . E. Ewing, Ohio Wesleyan.

GEO. M. (RED) TRAUTMAN ASSISTANT COACH

COMPARATIVE WEIGHTS OF TEAM \\Tcskyan

Ohio •.'tate

_\Ycrage Weight ---·- ----· _ -·-----· _____ -·- _ -·--- . -·- __ l(j;) Jhs .

170 lbs.

A v<>rage ·w eight of Linc· __

. 170 lbs.

175 lb -

1uO lbs.

165 lbs.

AY<>ragc IY<.'ight of Bac·kfiPJcl

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"Euerylhing Sold wilh a Guarantee of SeTl!ice" ========~~

ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT FOR THE STUDENT This store is Headquarters for Everything the Student will need in the way of Athletic Goods. Complete outfits for the individual as well as the entire team.

See the Yale

The Football Season is now in full swing.

Our stock is most complete. Visit this store and make your selection OW. We suggest that you ask for a catalogue.

Every college man who likes smart, plain shoes will want to see the Yale. Black and Tan Models. Especially suited to hard ser-Yice, yet ultra smart.

$15 17 East Gay

BATES

Dr. J. W. Wilce, Ohio State.

SCHOEDINGER-MARR 100 NORTH HIGH STREET --- SPORTING GOODS

17 East Gay

SHOE EXPERT

II

College Life

FOR GOOD THINGS TO EAT

M arzetti"s Restaurants

Demand the best in you. Your efficiency depends on proper nourishmentthe amount of energy you get from food. ThP Colleg ('ave specialize in energy-giving mealR. Jf you wii:;h pure, wholr80l11P food, cooked with the nutrient. deYeloped to the higheRt degree, eomr to the College Cave Re taurant. It i clean and well kept, with quick self-service. The cooking uses tlw "r. K GoYerument '. " latr.·t method. of developing the nutrient. of food.

1348 N. HIGH ST.

STEAKS, CHOPS, CHICKEN, ITALIAN DISHES, ETC.

SPECIAL DINNER and LUNCHES

--JUST EAT A T - -

College

ANYTHING SERVED ANYTIME

Cave Restaurant

Southeast Corner Fifteenth A venue and High Street

59 E. GAY S'l'.

REA80NABLI<J PH.If'EN

ERYJCE J>Lpj~\8ANT

('001,

SL' HTWUND I GS

ROO;\l~

WE NERVl<J ONLY TllE BEH'l'

OHIO STATE LINEUP J_,ctt Guarcl Weiche (215) Tayler (1 0) Weiss (178) :\1cGregor (16 5) Lctt Tackle Huffman. (1 3) Captain Jackson (175) Volger (155) Pauley (170)

C<'nte1· N mecek (200) Lusk (16 ) Lakin(l7) Early (177 J Kaplow (153) Qual'te1·bark

Right Gua 1•ds Trott (187) C MacGinnis (157) Rumer (170) Pauley (170) Fullback

II Workman (160) Cott (150)

D Wiper (155) D MacGinnis (140) Osburn (150) Blumenthal (140) J;eft Half Stinchcomb ( 14 8) Doig (165) Wilder (150) Navin (150) Walker ( 154) Alcorn (145)

\Villaman (202) Isabell ( 16 ) Weaver (1 0) DeMore (17 ) Failer (155)

OHIO WESLEY AN LINEUP LC'lt Gnanl Smith (36) Let l 'l'al'kle Meredith (34)

Right Tac·kl<> Spiers (19 0) Johnson (171) Campbell (198) Patchel (17 0)

Right Gua1·d Long (30)

Bu rbacher ( 16)

Fullback Mahon (20)

H.ight Tackle R. Ingle (32)

Left Half Madison ( 1 )

lCght HaJf Richards ( 25)

Colgan (33 l

Quai·t<>1•bac•k

J,!'ff End

Lindsey ( 9 l

Hight E nd

RESERVES

Lct't End ll'ght Hall' Right E nd i\1yers ( 170) Bliss (14 ) Slyker (171) Blair (167) Henderson ( 17 5 ) Workman (160) Johnson (167) Taylor ( 16 ) Peterson ( 16 2) Craig (164) Lightner (160) Failer (156) Duell (153) Nesbitt (140) Robinson (170) Beushaven (140) :\Iii ler ( 16 5) Albe (150) i\1cNulty (145) Average V.7 eight of Line ................... .. .............. 175 lbs.

Average Weight of Backfield. .. .... ..... . ..... .. . 165 lbs.

Making Expert Dancers Mr. Moyle's A~ademy Keith Theater Building (In the Heart of the City)

Bell Main 3125

( 6) (19)

(24) ( 2)

( 21) (

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h u rchill. Q. B. Craig, H.B. Longsworth, End Gordon, Guard Lough, Center ::VlcCracken. Tackle

(1) Muth . End

( 6)

Rorrick, Guard

(26) Corey, End

( 31) Worrell, Guard

(10) E. Ingle, End

( 2'l) Ballinger. Guard ( 2 3) Bridge. Tackle

Reid, Q.B. Barnes, H.B. ( 5 l Jent, Tackle

( 3) ( 4)

( 7)

Newell. Tackle

Average Weight of Line .. .. ......................... 170 lbs.

Average \\'eight of Backfield ........ ·-·-· ...... . 160 lbs .

Students' Headquarters COLLEGE BOOKS, DRAWING MATERIALS, SUPPLIES COLLEGE JEWELRY, PENNANTS, PILLOWS and MEMORY BOOKS

Citizens 5 4 3 9

Lowest Prices on Everything Used at State

l\Ir. l\Ioyles and his assistants make a specialty of private

personal instruction in the Modern Dance~. A few hours with them will impart that "snap," "smartness" and "modernism" to your dancing which denotes style and which otherwise you cannot acquire. Appointment can be made for any day or evening.

VARSITY SUPPLY CO.

Assembly Dances, K . of C. Hall, State and Sixth Streets, Every Saturday Night Take Oak , t1°<'<'l

Ccnte1· Havinghurst (29)

ar and Get off at Rb.th Atrcet

lli02

i

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lligh }-;treet

11th A Ye. and High

VIRGINIA HOTEL 150 MODERN, FIREPROOF ROOMS

Two Ball Rooms For Dances

Wes tern Conference Games TODAY INDIANA

vs.

IOWA

At Bloomington

NEXT "WEEK

$25.00 PER NIGHT

NORTHWESTERN vs. MINNESOTA

Fraternities ' or Sororities '

At Evanston

Dances Solicited COR. THIRD AND GAY STS.

PURDUE

vs.

ATHLETIC BOARD, 1919

OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL SCORES 1907---1919

CHICAGO

At Chicago

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16

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71

6 29

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12 9

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0 Kenyon

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Schlotinan 'Die

Haberdasher

White House Restaur ant 42 EAST GAY STR EET Just One Door East of Keith's Theatre

You 'lJ revel in the pleasant and enioyable environment at this Restaurant.

Welsh Margetson's English N eckW"ear Hand Craft Collars 81 SOUTH HIGH .i\t

OHIO STA TE SONGS

Temptingly Good Food Wonderfully Thorough SERVICE

State Street

JUST D INE WI T H U S

RAH, RAH, RAH, FOR OLD

omo

4.

('rune: "Tramp, Tramp, Tramp, the Boys Are Marching.")

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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 loyal to our Alma Mater's name.

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.

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II. Oh, the backs are fast and strong, They will take the ball along Till they've traveled 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 .

SOX GS 1.

BLISS. HALFBA K

WILLAMAN,FVLLBACK

SPIERS, TACKLE

Tune: Roll, Jordan, Roll.

Wa-ho, Wa-ho, Rip, Zip, Bazo.

I yell, I yell for Ohio, Wa-ho, Wa-ho.

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T h e Chant.

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

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Vnrl'itl'. Tune: Tammanr.

Varsity, Varsity, We're the finest in the land.

We can fight to beat the band.

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

omo 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 banners ride.

CHORUS. Ohio's fame in the field and game Is a joy to all 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 fight for Ohio's right, When the whistle blows they're ready on their toes; With Carmen's call our foes will fall, Three cheers for Ohio State.

III. So we'll pledge our hearts 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 .

Ohio. Tune: Oh, Didn't He Ramble.

Ohio, Ohio, The hills send back the cry, We're here to do or die.

Ohio, Ohio, We'll 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 we wobble in our shoes.

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

"ACROSS THE FIELO" Fight that team across the field, Show them Ohio's here.

Set the earth reverberating, With a mighty cheer. (RAH, RAH. RAHl Hit them hard and see how they fall; Never let that team get the ball.

Hail! Hail! the gang's all here.

So beat now.

YELL-0-0hio; 0-0hio.

Wahoo. Wahoo for O-hi-0.

(Repeat Song.)

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