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Kent State October 13, 1934

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Kent State College Kent, Ohio versus

Bowling Green State College Bowling Green, Ohio

COLLEGE FIELD BOWLING GREEN, OHIO

October 13, 1934

The loyal support of the businessmen of Bowling Green last year made this style of program possible and through it hundreds of high school athletes were introduced to athletic activities in Bowling Green State College. In the confident belief that these programs are of great value in advertising the college, the publicity committee offers this, the second of a set of 1934 programs.

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THE OFFICIAL PROGRAM Is published and distributed at home games by the Department of Publicity of the College-Community Organization. Revenues from the Official Football Program are used to publish this program and are utilized for no other purposes. The Department of Publicity expresses its appreciation of the wholehearted co-operation of everyone who helped to make this program possible.

IVAN E. LAKE, '23 EDITOR MARSHALL SHERER, BUS. MANAGER PRICE

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Welcome Kent State Bowling Green State College greets her sister school, Kent State, once more! This is our first meeting as members of the Ohio Conference and is the occasion of a happy revival of athletic relations, which, we hope will mature into a long-lasting friendship, To our natural traditional rival we extend greetings!

W. E. Steller, Athletic Director P. E. Landis, Assistant Coach E. E. Andrews, Freshman Coach

Carl Stephens, of Oakwood, 0., is the most experienced lineman in the Falcon squad and is one of the outstanding linemen in the Ohio Conference. Last year, in addition to being named the most valuable man to the team and recipient of the "Brown Award", he was selected as tackle on the International News All-Ohio Conference team.

This is "Steve's" last season and he is bigger than ever in addition to showing promise of being better than ever.

CARL. STEPHENS

JgK SME'S GOtDEW FLASHY

WHITMORJE, tackJe In five previous games between Kent State and Bowling Green State, the latter has been successful in three of them while the other two games were tied. The two schools, known as "Sister Schools" were established at the same time by the same act of the legislature in 1910 and the rivalry since then has been naturally traditional.

The Record: 1920—Bowling Green 7, Kent 0 1921—Bowling Green 0, Kent 0 1922—Bowling Green 7, Kent 0 1927—Bowling Green 13, Kent 0 1928—Bowling Green 6, Kent 6

OFFICIALS Referee—Jenkins (Akron) Umpire Newman (Ohio U) Headlines man—Ave (Baldwin-Wallace)

PROBABLE LINEUP (Bowling Green) LE

LT

LG

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] Wallace 27 162

Stephens 34 178

McColloch 172

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25 Greetham 26 155

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RT

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Reed 19 152

Ihnat 33 196

Wentling 24 169

Albon—12 154

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RH

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Riffle—23 166

Ringer 32 171

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Inman—31 179

Bowling Green Player Identification 12 27 21 13

75 31 32 51

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54 55 56 57 58

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Ross Albon Richard Wallace Rodney Lackey John Hartman Bruce Rudolph Bernard Overmier Robert Kruse Bernard Warner Earl Brooks Claude Bushong

25 26 28 22 30 24 11 19

59 60 61 62 63 65 53 67 73 74

Carl McColloch James Greetham Ken Jackson, Audrey Stevenson Ross Bateson Floyd Tippen Cloyce Wentling Robert Ruth Clifford Conrad Clifton Reed

20 23 14 18 29 34 32 33 31

76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84

Dick Collins Eugene Riffle Cleo Allen Robert Lewis Darrell Lowell Carl Stephens Harold Ringer John Ihnat James Inman

First Numeral Is White Jersey; Second Numeral Is Orange Jersey

YOUR PORTRAIT The Personal Gift

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PROBABLE LINEUP (Kent) LE

LT

Landis 29 169

Whitmire 180

LG

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nan Gilcrest 160

Forest 18 168

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Sokoloski 157

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Wolfe 21 160

Carter 22 165

Widowski 175

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Kent Player Identification 20 22 32

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J. Gruszecki V. Gilly H. Gilcrest M. Horlak G. Hack M. Harrington E. Kegler G. Kling R. Landis R. Nesbit D. Ranney D. Ripley

49 15 27 16 25 13 17 38 29 26 19 14

C. Borlet R. Bolich P. Boyle N. Carter I. Duff J. De Eulis M. D'eWeese H. Dailey C. Eckert R. Eisel H. Fischer W. Foust

12 23 36 24 11 57 28 35 21

S. Rufo H. Shook C. Sokoloski J. Scharf F. Scott J. Taborsky W. Wardell P. Whitmire R. Widowski W. Wolfe J. Wright

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The Bowling Green Football Squad White Oran ge 12 27 21 13

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Class

Name

Ross Albon Richard Wallace Rodney Lackey John Hartman Bruce Rudolph Bernard Overmier Robert Kruse Bernard Warner Earl Brooks Claude Bushong Carl McColloch James Greetham Ken Jackson A. Stevenson Ross Bateson Floyd Tippen Cloyce Wentling Robert Ruth Clifford Conrad Clifton Reed Dick Collins Eugene Riffle Cleo Allen Robert Lewis Darrell Lowell Carl Stephens Harold Ringer John Ihnat James Inman

36 36 37 35 35 36 37 36 35 37 36 37 36 36 37 36 35 36 37 36 37 37 37 35 36 35 36 37 37

Pos.

Years

QB E G HB HB E T E HB C G T T E HB HB E G QB G E HB G FB C T HB T FB

1 1 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 1 2 1 0 0

Wgt. 154 162 156 153 152 142 164 143 150 150 172 155 209 166 151 169 169 153 146 152 145 166 150 155 172 178 171 196 179

Hgt

Age

Home Town

5'6"

19 22 22 21 29 19 20 23 20 18 20 19 25 20 21 19 22 20 19 19 19 20 21 24 22 23 21 22 21

Holland, O. Bowling Green Mt. Blanchard Napoleon McClure Liberty Center New Knoxville Dennison Bloomdale Mt. Blanchard West Mansfield Fremont LaGrange, O. Bowling Green Risingsun Mt. Blanchard Carey, O. Marion, O. Maumee, O. Bowling Green Bowling Green Dennison, O. Ridgeville, O. Rossford, O. Bowling Green Oakwood, O. Hicksville, O. Lakeside, 0.

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Complete Beauty Service

DUART Permanent Waving

THE VANITY SHOP 126 East Wooster Street Appointment Barber Work

Phone 514 Marie and Leo Lake, Prop.

VOTE FOR

J. J. NEWBERRY CO.

WALTER E. KRUGER !

Congress FOR

5-10 and 25 Cent Store The busiest store in Bowling Green j where College students are always welcome.

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"I pledge myself to represent the interests of the 13th district in Congress, fairly and militantly. Our district boasts of wheat and corn fields, vineyards and beet fields, fishing, business and industry, but we have yet to discover one solitary SILVER mine."—Kruger.

Election Nov. 6, 1934

A Safe Republican

The Kent Football Squad No.

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32 10 30 33 18 49 15 27 16 25 13 17 38 29 26 19 14 12 23 36 24 11 37 28 55 21

Year

Pos.

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Senior Junior Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Senior Senior Junior Junior Junior Sophomore Junior Sophomore Junior Sophomore Junior Sophomore Sophomore Senior Senior Senior Sophomore Junior Junior Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Senior Sophomore Junior Junior Junior Sophomore

E G E HB HB C T HB G E T G G E C HB G G HB C E G HB E C E G T E HB T T FB HB HB

152 152 160 165 140 160 177 162 138 165 181 168 174 145 160 158 170 152 138 174 169 160 162 159 160 147 157 212 155 130 175 180 175 160 150

Name C.Borlet R. Bolich P. Boyle N. Carter I. Duff J. De Eulis M. De Weese H. Dailey C. Eckert R. Eisel H. Fischer W. Foust J. Gruszecki V. Gilly H. Gilcrest M. Horlak G. Hack M. Harrington E. Kegler G. Kling R. Landis R. Nesbit D. Ranney D. Ripley S. Rufo H. Shook C. Sokoloski J. Scharf F. Scott J. Taborsky W. Wardell P. Whitmire R. Widowski W. Wolfe J. Wright

Home Town Gates Hills Cuyahoga Falls South Euclid Painesville New Concord Ravenna Kent Wadsworth Perry Akron Talmadge Kent East Liverpool Ravenna Kent Cleveland Twinsburg Cuyahoga Falls Alden, N. Y. Akron Cuyahoga Falls Bedford Cuyahoga Falls Cuyahoga Falls Ravenna Cuyahoga Falls Cuyahoga Falls Mamaroneck, N. Y. Ravenna Kent New Philadelphia Kent Mayfield Cuyahoga Falls â&#x201A;¬uyahoga Falls

Headquarters for COLLEGE SEAL JEWELRY

Klever's Jewelry Store Roy Klever, Prop.

THRIFT "Let It Become Habit With You." Save Regularly at

At The Southwest Corner of Campus

Parrot Restaurant Steaks, Lunches, Dinners New Building Modern Soda Fountain

THE BANK OF WOOD COUNTY All Deposits to $5,000.00 Fully Insured

1934 Football Schedule Sept.

Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov.

Bowling Green 29—B. G. 0; Mount Union 12 6—Otterbein 7; Bee Gee 20 13—Kent State at B. G. 20—Hiram at Hiram 27—Capital at Columbus 3—Toledo U. at B. G. (Homecoming) 10—Ohio Northern at B. G.

Last Year's Records Bee Bee Bee Bee Bee Bee Bee

Gee Gee Gee Gee Gee Gee Gee

Kent Kent Kent Kent Kent Kent Kent

0 6 0 0 13 12 0

Bowling Green 6; Mount Union 19; Bluffton 0 6; Baldwin-Wallace 6; Ohio Northern 7; Toledo U. 26 0; Capital 0 0; Hiram 0 Kent Muskingum 12 Akron 19 Ashland 0 Hiram 0 Capital 0 Marietta 0 Mount Union

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