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HOMECOMING Saturday, November 2, 1929

Western vs. Centre Stadium Field

Bowling Green, Ky.

WESTERN STADIUM -

SOUVENIR PROGRAM

BOWLING GREEN, KY.

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Lampkin Hotel Company, Lessee Bowling-Green, Kentucky

c. W. LAMPKIN, Manager

R. D. GRAHAM, Ass't. Mgr.

A GOOD HOTEL IN A GOOD TOWN

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-An Excellent Coffee Shoppe In Connection

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Lieut.-Gov. Breathitt, of Hopkinsville, Ky., who will blow the opening whistle for the WesternCentre Homecoming Football Game to be played in Western Stadium at Bowling Green, Ky. Lieut.Gov. Breathitt is a Centre Alumni and his presence together with that of his staff will lend added color to the contest.

OUR MILI( USED BY

c. D. S.

No.5

And All of t/:te Leading Restaurants in Bowling Green

PARK CITY DAIRY

I. c. DA VENPORT, Prop.

Telephone 110-J

P. H. Davis Tailoring Co. H. H. SCHLINKER, Representative

Custom Made-To-Measure

CLOTHES "Dress Well and Succeed" 1501 Center St.

Henry Watterson

Open After Game Until Noon Sunday

FIGHT 'EM WESTERN

WELCOME CENTRE

PRESIDENT

DR. C. J.

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TURCK

CENTRE

Save th~ Price of a New PaIr of Shoes

HAVE 'EM REPAIRED

LIKE NEW BY US Bring us your shoes to be repaired-we'll' refinish 'em like new. Work called for and delivered.

JONES & PHILLIPS 1034 State Street

Phone 1586

PRESIDENT OF WESTERN

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The Citizens National Bank Bowling Green, Ky.

Wants Your Business and Is Prepared to Care for It ROBERT RODES, Pres.

T. H. BEARD, Cashier

Hartig

Binzel

Bowling Green's Friendly Jewelry Store, where shopping for exclusive things in diamonds, watches, jewelry and gift wares is really a pleasure.

Authorized Exclusive Ag'ent s for

The famous BULOVA Wrist. Watches for men and women, the finest in the world.

VISIT OUR OPTICAL ROOM :F OR AN EXAMINATIO N OF YOUR EYES SPECIAL O]<'FER TO STUDEN'l'S -

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Lois-Glyn Beauty Shop "The Master of Them All" WE SPECIALIZE IN PRE-TESTED PERMANENTS 912 State Street Phone 238

WESTERN

Men's and Young Men's Clothing

Men's and Young Men's Clothing

WESTERN

Original Manufacturers Prices

10~ --- 23~ OAKLEY

BALDWIN

Kentucky Clothing Co. INCORPORATED

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"Manufacturers of High Cass Clothing Since 1889" 914 S'l'ATE STREET

FRED W. HAMILL, Manager

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR

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Jim Topmiller Coal and General Contracting 104 Main St.

Phone 1508 (

J.C~PENNEY C~.

Bowling Green, Ky.

911·913 Coi1ege Street

WELCOME EVERYONE TO BOWLING GREEN AND THE HOME COMING AT COLLEGE HEIGHTS

COLLEGE HEIGHTS College H eigh ts on hilltop f air With beauty a ll t hine own Lively jewel far m ore r a re Than graces a n y thron e.

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College H eigh ts with living soul And p urpose stron g and true Ser vice ever is th y goa l Thy spirit ever n ew.

for the Hilltoppers

College H eights thy n oble life Sh a ll e'er our pattern be Teaching us t hrough joy and strife To love humanity.

Ch orus:

for the Hilltoppers

College H eigh ts we h a il th ee.

We sh a ll n ever f a il thee. ["a lter n ever , live forever.

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We Al so Invite You to Call at Our Store Where a Cordial Welcome Awaits You OUR BUYING POWER $200,000,000 OPERATING 1,500 STORES

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Longstaff Drug Co. AFTER THE GAME STOP BY FOR A

/TASTY TOASTED SANDWICH AND REFRESHING DRINK Prescriptions a Specialty

Main and · State Streets

WE£TERN CHEER LEADERS

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SANDERS

PARHAM

WE STRIVE TO DO THE IMPOSSIBLE "Please Everybody"

Phone 771

American Dry Cleaners DRY CLEANING AND PRESSING

WE'VE A KIND OF FELLOW FEELING FOR THE CHAMPS

Our Own Western Teachers College Boys - No Others!

Because: When It Comes to Good Drug StoresWe're CHAMPIONS Too

Callis Drug Co. 936 State Street

Phone 6

Centre Has Come to the Right Place for a 'Warm Welcome

Here's to a Big Score for Westerll-and How! GRABRUCK, CENTRE

CENTRE SQUAD 1929 Kubale, Coach; Clark, Asst. Coach; Anderso n , 29, C.; ArnicaI', 23, T; Baggoire, 38, T .; Dakin, 22, T.; Shearer, 26, Q. B.; May, 35, Q. B .; Owen, 33, T.; Horkey, 30, G.; T enikat, 27, H. B . ; Hasara, 41, H. B.; Moore, 24, G.; Garnett, 32, E.; Penn, captain, 42, G.; Nemecek, 25, F. B.; Helm, 31, T.; Bourne, 37, H. B.; Ruffini, 20, E.; Martin, 45, Q. B.; Bravard, 39, E. ; Lewis, 28, G.; Waddle , 24, E.; Schofield, 49, G.; Wilson, 47 , G.; Grabruck, 40, H. B.; 'Boyle,26, C.; Caldwell, manager.

Western Students WE INVITE YOU TO VISIT US!

Southern States Bowling Alley Company 338 Main Street

NEMECEK, CENTRE

GILL G. COLLINS, Mgr.

THE MOST COMPLETE DEPARTMENT STORE IN SOUTHERNKENTVCKY

Quality Goods At Lowest Prices Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes Stetson Hats Style Park Hats Bostonian Shoes Hanan Shoes Enro Shirts

W ooItex Coats Peggy Paris Coats . Walk Over Shoes Gossard Corsets Centemere Gloves Onyx Hosiery

CELEBRATED BRANDS

Visit Us While in Bowling Green

CENTRE COACH

Here.'s Luck to The Hill.

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CORNER MAIN AND COLLEGE

BOWLING GREEN KY.

WELCOME CENTRE COLONELS

WE ARE OPENING ON COLLEGE HEIGHTS A

New Drug ·Store AND STUDENTS' INN This store will cnter especially to students, teachers {lnd fa.c ulty of the Western Teachers College.

KUBALE

We Want You to Visit This Store, Take An Interest in It amI Make It Your Headquarters

Carpenter-Dent-Sublett store No.1 Park Rowand College Street H. B. Sublett, Mgr.

VAUGHN, WIDSTERN

Store No.2 907 College street C. E.' Venable, Mgr.

S.tore No.4 Tenth and state Streets M. A. Vaughn, Mgr. _

Store No.3 100 Main Street A. L. Douglas, Mgr.

store No.5 College Heights Lewis Hampton, Mgr.

"Holneco:rners"

WELCOME We 1VmWe]co me a Chance to Se rve Yo n

Franklin Studio 930~2

P h one 212

State Street

:-----WESTERN----VARS IT Y

S ep tember 28- Middle T enn. T eachers College, Bowlin g G reen.

October 12- Sout hwestern University, Memphis.

October 19- University of Louisville, Louisville .

October 26- Beth el of T ennessee, Bowlin g Green .

November 2-Centre College, Bowlin g Green.

November 9- K en t ucky- Wesleya n , W incheser.

November 16-Georgetown, G eorgetown.

November 23- Ev a n sville College, Bowlin g Green .

November 28- East ern T eachers College, Bowling G reen .

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October 12-Vanderbilt , Nash ville.

October 18- Lindsey -Wilson, Bowling Green .

November 8-G eorgetown, Bowling G r een .

November 15-K entucky- Wesleyan , Bowling Green .

November 22- University of Louisville, Bowlin g Green.

BOOM-KAR-BAR WE'RE THE STORE B-A-Z-A-A-R

RAH-RAH-RAH YOU'RE THE TEAM W-E-S-T-E-R-N

Yes--- We're For You-.--.Hope You're For We 11

Here's Our Line-up-They're All W inners F I~ E

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Compliments of

Kentucky-Tennessee Light & .Power Company INCORPORA TED

CENTRE'S SONG GOLD AND WHITE For the Gold and White We 'll Ever fight, fight, fight.

We'll make those line bucks raise the score We'll bite 'em on the elbow, kick 'em on the shin Until they want to fight no more.

On every battlefield You'll see Old Centre's shi eld, And then you'll know she's doing well, For the team, team, team, keep up the steam, steam, steam.

Old Centre give 'em h ell.

BY ALL MEANS HEAR THE

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GREER FURNITURE CO. 403-405 P ark Row

Our Styles Are Leaders Anywhere!

If you choose to be well dressed for every occasion, a visit to Martin's . . fashion' s headquarters, will solve your problems.

What's new for F a ll and Winter is now being shown at our store. Every new style, fabric and color is well represented. " IF YO U B UY IT AT MARTIN 'S, IT 'S GOOD "

R. G. PRICE

J. W. LAWSON, JR.

A Hint To Puzzled Husbands SOME DAY YOU'LL BUY HER A

FRIGIDAIRE Why Not for This Christmas?

PRICE & LAWSON Agents Steinite Radios 433 Tenth Street

Cook Bldg.

Phone 1424

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REAL ESTATE

INSURANCE

ALTON B. WICKER CAPT AIN, WEST ERN Age, 23 years. Heig h t, 6 feet 11/2 inch es. Gradu ate Marion Hig h School, played t h ree years, g raduated 1925 . Men tioned All-iState Guard three years. W . K. T. C . End, Guard a nd T ackle.

Bowling Green Trust Co. . General Banking Investments Corporate Financing Prepared to Care for Your Business in Every Branch of Banking Service

Western Lunch Room At the Foot of College Heights WESTERN No. Jersey Position Name Baldwin __ ____ ___ Guard ___ __ ____ __ 87 Briggs ___ ______ __ End __ ___ ____ ___ 91 Bradshaw __ __ __ Tackle _________ __ 95 Baker __________ Guard __ ____ __ ____ 99 Beam _____ ____ ___ End ____ _____ ___ 85 Bryant __________ Back _____ __ ___ __ 73

Soda Fountain

Cu mmins __ __ ___ Tackle ___________ 90 E lrod ______ _____ Back __ ___ _____ __ 71 Elrod _____ ___ __ _ Back __ __ ____ ____ 8S Gullette _________ Back ________ ____ 75

Lunches

Hamilton _______ Center ____ _____ __ 94 J ameson ___ __ ___ Guard ___ ____ __ __ 92 McNamara __ ___ __ Enj __ ______ ____ 71

Candies

Moore ____ ____ Quarterback ________ 68 Martin _____ _____ Center ______ ___ __ 96 Majors ___ ________ End ___ _____ ____ 86

Cigars Cigarettes and Tobaccos

Oakley ___ __ __ Quarterback __ ____ __ 67 Oliver ____ ___ __ __ Back __________ __ 66 Pendergrass ___ _ Tackle __ ___ _____ _ 89 Reynolds __ __ ___ __ End __ _____ __ __ _ 79 Stansbury ________ End ___ _________ 78 Stevens ___ ______ Tack le ________ ___ 77 Vaughn __ ________ Back ___ ______ __ 72

We Are Great Believers In

THE HILLTOPPERS Kentucky Champions 1928

School Supplies

Compliments of

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.. Raymond Contracting Co. Builders Supply Company Bowling Green, Ky .

. Old Centre

Danville,

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BROWN'S . ICE CREAM

WESTERN

ole e Tuesday, Nov~ BRADSHAW

Warren County County Judge ______________________ R. C. P. Thomas County Attorney ______________________ Chas. R. Bell County Clerk ______________________ Porter Y. Ewing Sheriff _______________________________ D. E. Phillips Jailer _____________________ __ _______ IIerschel Leaton WICKER

Tax Commissioner ________________ W. IIenry Grimes Coroner ________________________ Boadley Davenport Surveyor ____________________________ Chester

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Representative City District _______ Frank L. Strange Representative County District __ Theron M. Johnson

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City of Bowling Green MA YOR _________ __ ________________ JNO. B. RODES

COMMON COUNCIL JACK RUSSELL FIRST W ARD____ _________ _ H. W. SUBLETT L. B. CARPENTER J. MOTT WILLIAMS J. A. ANDREWS SECOND W ARD_______ ____ ROBT. OSTEEN GEO. T. MASSEY VICK SMITH

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STANISBUR'Y

A.ROEMER THIRD W ARD_____________ JNO. R. CAMPBELL B. J. BORRONE S. M. YOUNG CITY JUDGE _______ _____________ V. J. PRITCHETT CITY PROSECUTING ATTY. ____ RICHARD H. LEE

MARTIN

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Let US Demonstrate The New Ford VAUGHN

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WESTERN LIN E-UP P layer Position No. Beam ____ __ _____ ____ __ R. End ____ ___ ____ ___ ___ __ 85 Cummins _________ ____ _ R. l'ack le ______ __ ___ _____ _ 90 Baldwin ___ ______ ______ R. Guard ______ ___________ 87 Martin_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ Center _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ _ _ 96 Brads haw _______ ___ _.__ L. Guard _________________ 95' Wi cker, capt. ___ ________ L .Tack le __ ___ ____ __ _____ 97 Stansbury _______ _______ L . End ___ ______ __ __ ______ 78 Oakley_ __ ________ ___ __ Q. Back ______ __________ __ 67 Oli veL _______________ _ L. Half _____ _______ ______ 66 Vaughn_ _________ ____ _ R. Half ___ __ ____ __ __ _____ 72 T. E lrod __ ___ __.____ ____ F. Back ___ __ __________ ___ 71 ASST. COACH TERRY:

America's Most Economical Car!!

Richeson Motor Company (lNCORPORTED)

"Next to Good Value Comes Good Service"

AFTER THE GAME STOP BY THE

GOODIE GARDEN Thirteenth and Center Streets

Delicious Sandwiches We Cater to the Students. /

Refreshing Drinks -:-

Curb Service

CENTRE LINE-UP

Player Position No. RuffinL _____ _________ L. End __________________ 20 Arnicar _______________ L. Tackle ________________ 23 Penn (captain) _______ L. Guard ___ ~ ________ .___ . _ 42 Anderson____________ Cente~ ___ ______ __________ 29 Baggiore _____________ R. Tackle ____ ____________ 38 Ddoore ________________ R. Guard ________________ 32 Bravard ______________ R. End __________________ 39 Shearer _______ ________ Q. Back _________________ 26 Tenikat______________ H. Back _______________ __ 27 Hassara ______________ H. Back _________________ 41 N emecek__ ______ ____ _ F. Back _________ ~ ___ ____ 25 CAPT. PENN

"Bowling Green's Favorite Eating Place" '/ Lâ&#x20AC;¢ "Your Wish Is Our Law"

Price Building

YEA WESTERN

WESTERN

Compliments of

Capitol Theatre L. ELROD

RUSSELL MASTERS, Manager

RINKS PORK SAUSAGE Builds S t ron g, Healthy Bo.dies, Typical Football Players '

. It's delicious tasty flavor wins your favor instantly. And, too, its's absolutely pure pork.

DEMAND "RINKS" - IT'S-BEST

H. D. Rinks Provision Co. Bowling Green, Ky.

WILLIAM (BILL) DOAK For twenty years Bill Doak has refereed football games throughout the country and for the past eight years Kentucky colleges and high schools have been fortunate enough to have his services.

Born in Washington, Pa., he attended grammar and high school there where he played four years of high school football, one year as end and three years as a back. After leaving high school he attended Trinity Hall Military Academy where he played two years as a back. After leaving prep school Bill attended the University of Pittsburgh where he starred for three years in their backfield.

Mr. Doak began his career as a referee immediately upon leaving college. He refereed many of the big games throughout the East for the next ten years then came to Kentucky. He has refereed in Kentucky for the past eight years and has the distinction of refereeing all these years for the same colleges to the entire satisfaction of all parties concerned. This is something that no other referee now working the state has done. Mr. Doak holds a meeting of all the college and high school coaches each year at his own expense. At this meeting he interprets all the rules for the coming season.

Bill also gives a sportsmanship cup at the state track meet. This cup is presented to the most sportsmanlike man at the meet and is known as the "Bill Doak Sportsmanship Cup." He has worked all the major contests in the state this year and has yet to work the Kentucky Wesleyan-Western game at Winchester and the Georgetown-Western game at Georgetown.

Mr. Doak is now travelling for THE SUTCLIFFE CO., of Louisville, and travels through Tenness?e and Kentucky where he sells a full line of sporting goods.

COMPLIMENTS

THE SUTCLIFFE COMPANY LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY

CONVENIENT

MODERN

FIREPROOF

When in Louisville, Kentucky Stop at the

KOSAIR · HOTEL Broad way at Brook LOUISVILLE'S NEWEST HOSTELRY 155 Ou tsjde Rooms-Garage in Connection WILLIAM BROWN, Manager "THE GATEWAY TO THE SOUTH"

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AFTER THE GAME SHE EXPECTS

Jacobs Candies "Made Last Night" SOLD EVERYWHERE

ATHLETIC COUNCIL OF WESTERN T . Smith, Chairman; E. H. Cannon, E. A. Diddl e, Carl Anderson , E. Babbs, G. Knott, Doris Snyder , Ross McG eh ee, H . 1.

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L. T. SMITH

This Program Edited by

WILLIAM E. PORTER and

WESTERN ATHLETIC COUNCIL And Published by

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Western Kentucky Teachers College

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Old Centre marches ever on, On to victory and to glory.

Loud cheers ring out, huzzahs resound To proclaim the same old story.

Ever bold, as of old guard her honor; On the field, never yield: win her fame.

For The Our Old

Chorus Centre, now we hold; Gold and White unfold. heads we bare, our pledge we renew.

Centre, we'll be true.

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OUR ATTENDANCE FOR STATES BESIDES KENTUCKY LARGER THAN EVER BEFORE

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J. MURRAY HILL, Vice President J. L. HARMAN, President w. S. ASHBY, Business Manager

A Standard Senior College operating in the field of business - fifty-three years . old. Accredited by University of Kentucky. Student-body drawn from thirtyone states and three foreign countries.

Short and long courses, all strong. Good classification at any time. Thousands of our graduates are ~mployed throughout this country. Bookkeepers, stenographers, typists, pay roll clerks, and other office help furnished on short notice. Good positions and high salaries for our graduates have distinguished us. Wire, write or telephone us.

Bowling Green Business University Bowling Green, Ky., near Mammoth Cave

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WELCOME To the Homecomers of Old Western and Wishing You Always Much Success

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Producers of the Celebrated Kentucky Oolitic Limestone Bowling Green, Kentucky

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Herald-Post readers are assured of all the important football news-told in authentic, expert, inside fashion by Glenn S. Warner, W. A. Alexander, Tad Jones and Knute Rocknethe Big Four of the football world. Every Monday throughout the present football season an article written by Glenn S. Warner of Stanford University will appear in the HeraldPost. Picturesque "Pop" Warner writes of current conditions in the far West. W. A. Alexander of Georgia Tech presents, in an article published every Wednesday, the news, developments, and prospects of football in the Southern states. No other writer is as well equipped as he to "cover" these most important Southern sporting events. Tad Jones of Yale, each Thursday, writers of Eastern conditions and Knute Rockne, of Notre Dame, contributes his spicy, direct, and outspoken discussion of the Middle West, featured by his score predictions in an article appearing each Friday in the

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