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Toledo University Toledo, Ohio versus

Bowling Green State College Bowling Green, Ohio

HOMECOMING GAME

COLLEGE FIELD BOWLING GREEN, OHIO

November 3, 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 third of a set of 1934 programs.

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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Greetings It is especially appropriate on a home-coming occasion to have as our visiting team our nearest neighbor. We congratulate Toledo University —its officers and students—upon her friendly attitude toward and her fine spirit of cooperation with other institutions of learning, and in choosing her as our partner in our efforts to provide an entertaining program for this occasion, we wish thereby to express our sincere appreciation of the friendly relations that exist between the two institutions. To President Nash, Director Connelly, Coach Nicholson, and students of Toledo University, we extend to you today a cordial welcome.

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Greetings The University of Toledo is very glad to join with Bowling Green State College in the celebration of its Homecoming Day.

I believe that

friendly athletic rivalry between neighboring institutions is an excellent thing. respect.

It should make for high standards of sportsmanship and mutual We at Toledo value the athletic rivalry with Bowling Green

very much indeed.

PHILIP C. NASH, President

BOWLING GREEN COACHING STAFF

Old rivalries are always the best and it is natural that two of the youngest Ohio Conference schools should find themselves engaged in this Homecoming game. Bowling Green's first football game was played against Toledo University in the fall of 1919 and the meetings of the two institutions, have since become traditional affairs.

The sportsmanship and keen competition that has prevailed between the Bowling Green State college and the University of Toledo in recent years has attracted state-wide attention and Bowling Green is naturally much pleased to have as her homecoming guests, her oldest traditional rival.

We therefore wish to express Bowling Green's hearty welcome to the University of Toledo football team and band to this campus and the fans who are supporting them. We desire, also, to express our pleasure to once more shake the hands of our graduated students on this annual occasion.

May this game be one which will long be remembered for its sportsmanship and high type of competition and may the victory go to the best team.

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

TOLEDO U COACHING STAFF The Athletic Department of the University of Toledo esteems highly the intense rivalry existing between these two neighbors of Northwestern Ohio. We appreciate being selected as Homcoming opponents. Todays contest should stand out in the records of play between the two schools.

Jim Nicholson Football Coach D. V. Connelly Director of Athletics

University Schedule

University Coaching Staff Athletic Director....._^ Head Football Coach Line Coach Backfield Coach Freshman Coach Faculty Manager Team Physician

David V. Connelly James A. Nicholson Andy Vanyo Chuck Wertz Roy Hudson Claude H. Watts Dr. Rollin Kuebbeler

Saturday, Saturday, Saturday, Saturday, Saturday, Saturday, Saturday, Saturday,

Sept. 29—Toledo 20, Capital 0 Oct. 6—Toledo 0, Western Reserve 7 Oct. 13—Toledo 19, Louisville 6 Oct. 20—Toledo 40, Kenyon 0 Oct. 27—Toledo 0, Buffalo 8 Nov. 3—at Bowling Green Nov. 10—at Muskingum Nov. 24—Case of Cleveland

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B. G/s Physical Education Courses Under the new state law regarding the teaching of physical education and the coaching of athletics in Ohio, all coaches and physical education teachers in the public schools will be required to be credited with a "major" or "minor" in the course by September 1935 or they will not be permitted to continue teaching and coaching such courses.

There are eight colleges and universities in Ohio granting both a major and a minor in physical education, Bowling Green State college being one of them. Forty hours of such training are offered here. The minimum for a minor is sixteen hours.

The appeal to athletes to coach is strong and the fine courses for men are finding an increased enrollment of men enjoying preparation for future coaching jobs. The department is growing yearly and summer courses are also finding a popular attendance from athletes of other colleges.

Homecoming Program November 2-3, 1934

Friday, 6:30 P. M.—Informal Alumni Dinner, Woman's Club. Plates fifty cents. Send reservations to Donna Rae Cameron, Alumni Treasurer, Bowling Green, 0.

Friday, 8:00 P. M.—-Annual Homecoming Dance.

Saturday, 9:30 A. M.—Open House to Home Economics Alumnae in Practical Arts Building.

Saturday, 10:00 A. M.—W. A. A. Athletic Activities including hockey game between a team from the Alumnae and students.

Saturday, Saturday, Saturday, Saturday,

12:00 M.—Five Sisters luncheon, Woman's Club.

12:15 P. M.—Skol luncheon, Woman's Club.

2:15 P. M.—Toledo U. vs. Botvling Green State College 4:30 P. M.—Tea and Open House, Williams Hall.

Everyone invited.

Saturday, 4:30 P. M.—Five Sisters hot chocolate at house, 838 E. Wooster Street.

Saturday, 5:30—Seven Sisters alumni dinner, Woman's Club.

Saturday, 6:30 P. M.—Las Amigas dinner, Woman's Club.

Saturday Eve—3-K Sorority dinner, The Nookery.

Saturday Eve—Phratra sorority dinner, Phratra House, corner of Court and North Prospect Streets.

Saturday, 8:30 P. M.—Alumni Party—Restricted to the Alumni, their husbands, wives and sweethearts, and members of the College faculty.

Saturday, 10:00 P. M.—Delhi dance in Woman's Gymnasium on the Campus.

Saturday, 10:00 P. M.—Five Brothers dance in American Legion Hall.

1934 Bowling Green State College Squad

First Row, Left to Right—Stevens, Bushong, Ringer, Conrad, Lackey, Kruse, Wentling Second Row—Tippin, Bateson, McColloch, Allen, Reed, Albon, Hartman, Ihnat and Overmier.

Third Row—Coach Steller, Collins, Lowell, Brooks, Stevenson, Lewis, Wallace, Warner, Jones, Coach Landis Absentees—Greetham, Riffle, Inman.

The Bowling Green Football Squad White Orange 12 27 21 13

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Class

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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

Years 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

Pos. QB E G HB HB E T. E HB C G T T E HB HB E G QB G EHB G FB

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DUART Permanent Waving

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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, 0.

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PROBABLE LINEUP (Bowling Green) LG

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Bowl ing < areen Player Identification 12 27

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

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

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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

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Bolton 15 160

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Smolinski 13 168

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Toledo U Player Identification 12—Hatfield, Beauford 13—Smolinski, Edward (C) 14—Biehl, Robert 15—Bolton, Louis 16—Bright, Louis 17—Gerson, Harold 18—DiSalle, Louis 19—Welling, Gerald 20—Najarian, Adam 21—Jaeschke, Don 22—Thayer, Gordon 23—Prono, Edward

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37—Wickter, John 38—Monto, Carl 40—Smith, Earl 42—Shelly, Charles 43—Bova, Phil ■—Thomas, Robert —Geer, Paul —King, Howard —Chester, Marshall —Rupp, Marvin —Arend, Franz

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Name Arend, Franz Hatfield, Beauford Smolinski, Edward (C) Biehl, Robert Bolton, Louis Bright, Louis Gerson, Harold DiSalle, Louis Welling, Gerald Najarian, Adam Jaeschke, Don Thayer, Gordon Prono, Edward Briggs, James Rehm, Ernest Palm, Clarence Neff, Orin Chester, Marshall Eupp, Marvin Schlaff, Charles Southard, Edward Knowles, William Rothlisberger, Oliver Smith, William Chambers, Richard Thomas, Robert Davis, Keith Bruggeman, Delbert Wickter, John Monto, Carl Geer, Paul Smith, Earl King, Howard Shelly, Charles Bova, Phil

Year Sophomore Sophomore Senior Junior Senior Junior Junior Sophomore Junior Senior Junior Senior Junior Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Senior Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Junior Sophomore Sophomore Junior Sophomore Sophomore Junior Senior Junior Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Junior Sophomore

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Score Summary GET READY FOR COLD WEATHER

Toledo Falcons

Touchdowns

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OFFICIALS Referee—BACON

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Umpire—KELLER (Columbia) Head Linesman—ETTER (Wittenberg)

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Many B. G. Grads Are Coaching Through the fine placement bureau facilities offered by Bowling Green State college graduates are able to find teaching and coaching positions after they have completed the courses.

To list men who have been graduated in physical education here and have since become successful coaches in the country would require much space but a few who are head coaches or assistant coaches of various sports are as follows: Willard Ault, Cedarville college; Morris Bistline, Toledo Scott; Kenneth Mollenkopf, Toledo Waite; Carl Bachman, Findlay; John Swearingen, Fostoria; William Miller, Napoleon; Fred Marsh and F. G. Skibbie, Bowling Green; Howard Filiere, Cleveland Lincoln; Horace Pelton, Berea; Erwin Price, Brecksville; Bill Ogden, Fremont.

Floyd Junkins, Tiffin Columbian; George Figgens, Lima South; Bill Thomas, Whitehouse; Ora Knecht, Lima Shawnee; S. F. Hesrick, Paulding; Harold Treece, Defiance; Bob Sheffer, Perrysburg; John Heubner, Tontogany, Etc., etc.

Past Scores of T. U. and B. G.

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Intramural Activities An extensive program of intramural athletics is operated by the Men's Physical Education Department throughout the year, resulting in active participation in various sports by several hundred men. Fraternities, houses, classes and organizations participate in speedball, basketball, handball, tennis, volleyball, track, horseshoe, ping-pong, baseball and the usual other sports tournaments each year.

Activities are constantly finding men relaxing in wholesome games in the fine Physical Education Building with its spacious basketball court and many forms of gymnasium apparati. Wrestling and boxing are indoor sports which attract much interest in the winter.

The yearly increase in the number of men students finds an equal increase in the scope of intramural activities.

FRESHMAN FOOTBALL A small, but none-the-less fine Freshman squad has been reporting daily this fall to Coach E. E. Andrews, and on occasions have been a cause of much worry to the defense of the B. G. Varsity in scrimmage. Many of them are certain to be found on the varsity next year if they are back and have made the scholastic hurdle.

The squad of twenty-two men furnishes a number of experienced high school gridders. In the line are Roger Clemens, 230 pound tackle from Defiance; Bob Mustain, 160 pound guard, from Bowling Green ;Pharon Heckler 170 pound tackle, from Napoleon; Ken Snyder, 186 pound guard, from Continental; John Frontz, 165 pound end, from Piqua.

Other linemen are Dale Kuhlman, 160, Pemberville, guard; Jason Moser, 150, Wren, guard; Dwight Van Atta, 174, Richwood end; Eugene Mann 170, Holgate, guard; Charles Murry, 175, Richwood, tackle; Glenn Smith 178 Bloomdale, end; Fredrick Graf, 151, B. G., end; James Kiger, 155, B. G., guard; Howard Burdick, 240, Risingsun, center; Elwood Reed, 11^ Ti C1 o*ua.rd ' Several of the boys in the backfield list look like real varsity timber and three of them will make steller timber and possible letter winners next fall. Harland Kinney, 155 pound halfback.of Wauseon; Robert Young, 155 pound quarterback, of Sandusky, and Walter Schmdler, 140 pound halfback from Defiance, have made fine showings m scrimmages.

Other backs are Earl Canterbury, 150, Portage; Ken Edwards, 171, Wayne; Verlin Johnson, 150, Oakwood; John Rinehart, 168, McComb; Ray Carter, 140, Fremont.

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The Orange and Brown Home of aspiring souls, Our College stands On fertile plains where once roamed Indian bands, Where gorgeous sunsets tint the bending sky; Where pioneers strong in dust now lie; Keep thou the flame enkindled at their shrine Our hearts in beauty to entwine.

Above unfurled, Our Standard staunch and true, Orange where the glow of sunset fades to blue, Brown for the faith of youth in Country dear Who gather in thy halls each year, Seeking thy truth to aid in fortune's quest Calmly distilling what is best.

Who yet can sing thy honor and thy praise?

Whose pen can write? whose voice in triumph raise?

Wisdom and culture, purity of aim— What future glories crown thy name!

The thousands come and gone will honor thee With thee in faith the years will be.

Teach us, State College, to be loyal and brave, To search for truth and ne'er to be Time's slave; To set a light in this dark age of doubt, Put ignorance and fear to rout: Live on and on, unshackled and unblamed; Honored, and cherished and acclaimed.

Prof. J. W. Carmichael

College Yells Bee Gee Rah, Bee Gee Rah! Rah! Rah! Bee Gee.

Te - - am, Te - - am, Te - - am, Rah! Rah! TEAM!

Team Rah! Team Rah! Rah! Rah! Team!

Rip! Zip! Bazo We Yell, We Yell Bee Gee Cha-hee cha-hi cha-ho Look at the Falcons GO! Your Pep! Your Pep You've Got It—Now Keep It Doggonit don't lose it Your Pep! Bing-a-Lacka, Bing-a-Lacka, Bing, Bing, Bing Ching-a-Lacka, Ching-a-Lacka, Ching, Ching, Bing-a-Lacka, Ching-a-Lacka Bee Gee Will Win!

Prolonged s-s-s-s-s-s-s-s-s-s Boom! Clap or stump foot.

Ah! Bee Gee E-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e—Yah! E-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e—Yah! Fight, Fight, FIGHT! Yea Team, Yea Team, Yea TEAM! Fight, Fight, Fight!

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14—Kent State at B. G. 20—at Ashland 11—Otterbein at B. G. 15—at Toledo 19—Marietta at B. G. 22—at Ohio Northern 26—Capital at B. G. 2—Alumni (Winter Homecoming) 6—Heidelberg at B. G. 12—Baldwin-Wallace at B. G. 16—at Hiram 19—Ohio Northern at B. G. 21—at Heidelberg 27—Toledo at B. G.

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