BGSU Football Program: October 07, 1933

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1 Bowling Green State University Football Programs BGSU Athletics Programs BGSU Football Program: October 07, 1933 Bowling Green State University. Department of Athletics Follow this and additional works at: Recommended Citation Bowling Green State University. Department of Athletics, "BGSU Football Program: October 07, 1933" (1933). Football Programs This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the BGSU Athletics Programs at It has been accepted for inclusion in Football Programs by an authorized administrator of

2 BLUFFTON vs. FALCONS OFFICIAL PROGRAM <L-^))' 8i^_J> Oct. 7th, 1933 ^^>iy^^j Price 5c

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4 Bluffton College Bluffton, Ohio J-^O^WJ Bowling Green State College Bowling Green, Ohio *~^}**^j> COLLEGE FIELD BOWLING GREEN, OHIO October 7, 1933 ^^iy^^j> As a special feature of the Homecoming Celebration, November 3 and 4, the Publicity Committee will publish a beautiful souvenir program. There will be special pictures of the players and coaches, campus views, and the like with the usual information about the lineups. Special articles will appear in the program also. The feature of the souvenir will be an extra-ordinary cover, which is already in process and will be ready in time for the big event. Everyone will want a souvenir of the 1933'Homecoming for their Memory Collection. -4> 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 FIVE CENTS

5 Bluffton college is our oldest athletic rival and old rivals are always the best. We have always been glad to see Coach A. C. Burcky and his men and we welcome them heartily today. Warren E. Steller, Athletic Director Bowling Green As members of the Northwest Conference we enjoyed the keen rivalry of Bluffton. Bowling Green always knows that they have had a football game when playing the Beavers. We welcome you again. Paul E. Landis, Line Coach, Bowling Green s

6 # Another Bowling Green-Bluffton game... and it carries much of fine tradition. These games are never over as evidenced by the greeting exchanges of former players. These recollections are fine and wholesome and that is as it should be, so today again we expect courteous words and chivalrous deeds to be present even in the heat of contest, the flush of victory or the sting of defeat. A. C. Burcky, Coach, Bluffton A few years ago Bluffton college, in casting about for a good nickname for her athletic teams selected "BEAVERS". The energetic little home building animal was selected as the emblem because he carries on in spite of great odds in his life time. <*>- Harold Johnson, of Dalton, 0., is this year's leader of the Bluffton Beavers. The sturdy guard is a Junior and is regarded as a good blocker and an excellent defensive man.

7 BLUFFTON COLLEGE FOOTBALL SQUAD 1932 Champions of the Northwest Conference Bluffton college always produces a fine football team despite the fact that it is a small school and her grid squads are not large. Coach A. C. Burcky always has a fighting team and this year is not an exception. Many of the veterans of last year's Northwest Ohio Conference champions, pictured above, are back this year. One of the leaders is Millard Fretz, 210 pound veteran tackle, who is one of the best linemen ever produced by the Beavers. ^ <$>- Millard Fretz, Tackle STAR DRY CLEANERS "DISTINCTIVE BUT NOT EXPENSIVE" Phone S. Main St. "<?>

8 THE BUFFTON FOOTBALL SQUAD No. Name Class Years Pos. Wgt. Age Home Town 18 Tom Francis 35 0 c Lorain, O. 19 Gordon Smith 37 0 H Painesville, O. 29 Maxwell Hebler 37 0 G Willard, O. 40 Ralph Reichenbach 36 1 T Bluffton, O. 41 Gale Williams 36 0 H Gomer, O. 42 Herb Oesch 37 0 H Bristol, Ind. 44 Millard Pretz 34 3 T Landsdale, Pa. 45 Richard Steiner 35 1 E Pandora, O. 46 Eldon Reichenbach 34 0 T Pandora, O. 47 Woodrow Lugibill 35 0 E Bluffton, O. 50 Harry Jump 36 1 Q Willard, O. 51 Rueben Conrad 34 3 H Sterling, James Creel 37 0 H Painesville, O. 54 Walter Diehl 37 0 F Girard, O. 55 Herb Coon 35 1 E Bluffton, O. 56 Claire Kirchofer 34 1 G Dalton, Richard Ludwig 37 0 C Bluffton, Harold Johnson (c) 35 2 G Dalton, Dick Churchill 37 0 G Lima, Sam Seymour 36 1 T Painesville, Bob Freeman 36 1 H Lima, Don Hilty 36 0 G Columbus Grove, 0. Ray Heiks 37 0 T Smithville, 0. Paul Rhodes 37 0 E Jersey City, N. J. MANAGER- -Alden Plank, Tope ia, Ind. OFFICIALS Referee R. W. Betchtel, (Wittenberg) Umpire F. K. Repp, (Wittenberg) Headlinesman Gilbert Greenland (Lima) $>- < >- A REAL HOME COOKED MEAL At HARVEY'S RESTAURANT 128 West Wooster Street -<$> -

9 PROBABLE LINEUP (Bowling Green) LE LT LG C RG RT RE Shupe. 84 Whipple 82 Fearnside 76 Schaller 77 Baden 83 Schwav-tz 79 Barlow 53 Q D Wentling 66 LH a Hartman 51 RH Phillips 75 Lowell 80 Bowling Green Player Identification 5 Richard Ellis. 8 Lawrence Brantlinger 10 Ross Albon 16 Wilson Kuhlman 31 Richard Wallace 32 Mack Pemberton 51 John Hartman 53 Ivan Barlow 54 Howard Patterson 56 Bernard Warner 57 Howard Berry 58- -Tom Sears 74- -Clifton Reed 59- -C. G. McColloch 75- -Leroy Phillips 60- -Dale Kinney 76- Henry Fearnside 61- -Charles Alberts 77- -Willard Schaller 62- -Dan Cornwell 78- -Dale Radenbaugh 62- -Audrey Stevenson 79- -Paul Schwartz 64- -Kenneth Weber 80- -Darrell Lowell 65- -Floyd Tippen 81- -Carl Stephens 66- -Cloyce Wentling 82- -Fred Whipple 67- -Robert Jones 83- -Elmer Baden 73- -Ford Murray 84- -Thurl Shupe SUMMARY OF PENALTIES Loss of a Down Forward pass from less than 5 yards back or second forward pass during same play. Incomplete forward pass. Second, third or fourth incomplete or illegal pass. (Also 5 yards) Intentionally grounding pass (also 15 yards). Interference by passing team with player eligible for catch. Loss of Five Yards Request for time out more than three times during a half Illegal delay of game by either team. Failure of substitute to report. Violation of kick-off formation. Position of players in a scrimmage. Encroachment on neutral zone. Center, guard or tackle may not drop back. Player in motion less than 5 yards back. Player out of bounds when scrimmage begins. Ball not put in play by scrimmage when so specified. Illegal attempt by snapper-back to put ball in play. Attempts to draw opponents off-side. Interference with opponents before ball is put in play. Guard or center running with, passing or kicking ball. Second, third or fourth incomplete or illegal pass. Player taking more than two steps after fair catch. Player of kicking team ahead of restraining line. Player of receiving team ahead of restraining line. Illegal use of hands and arms by players of defensive team. Using flying block or flying tackle. Running into the. kicker. Crawling by the runner. Unfair play not provided for in the rules. Loss of Fifteen Yards Violation of rules during intermission. Substitute communicating before ball is put in play. Failure to come to stop in shift play. Forward pass by player of defensive team Intentionally grounding pass to save loss of yardage. Interference by passing team with player eligible for catch. Interference with opportunity to make fair catch. Throwing to ground the player who has made fair catch. Helping the runner or interlocked interference.

10 PROBABLE LINEUP (Bluffton) a a a a a a LE LT LG RG RT RE Steiner 45 Fretz 44 Johnson 58 C Ludwig 57 Hebler 29 R. R'bach 40 Coon 55 Jump 50 a LH Williams 41 RH Freeman 61 Diehl 54 Bluffton Player Identification 18 Tom Francis 19 Gordon Smith 29 Maxwell Hebler 40 Ralph Reichenbach 41 Gale Williams 42 Herb Oesch 44 Millard Fretz 45 Richard Steiner 46 Eldon Reichenbach 47 Woodrow Lugibill 50 Harry Jump 51 Rueben Conrad 53 James Creel 54 Walter Diehl 55 Herb Coon 56 Claire Kirchofer 57 Richard Ludwig 58 Harold Johnson 59 Dick Churchill 60 Sam Seymour 61 Bob Freeman 62 Don Hilty Ray Heiks Paul Rhodes (c) Illegal use of hands and arms by players of offensive team. Defensive players striking opponents above shoulders with palms of hands. Roughing the kicker. Flagrant roughing of kicker (also disqualification) Piling up. Hurdling. Tripping, tackling runner out of bounds, etc. Running or diving into player obviously out of the play. Clipping. Unsportsmanlike conduct by players. Flagrant unsportsmanlike conduct (also disqualification) Side line coaching. Persons allowed on field of play. One representative in case of accident. No walking on side lines. Unsportsmanlike conduct by coaches, trainers, etc. Loss of Twenty-five Yards Team not ready to play at scheduled time. Illegal return to game (also suspension). Loss of Half Distance to Goal Line Striking, kneeing, kicking, etc. (also disqualification) Foul within 1-yard line. Foul by defensive team behind its goal line. Loss of Ball Second kick out of bounds at kick-off. No player of kicker's team who has gone out of bounds at kick-off may attempt to recover ball. Failure to advance ball 10 yards in four downs. Forward pass touched by ineligible player. Interference by team which did not make pass. No player of kicker's team who has gone out of bounds during a free kick may attempt to recover ball Illegal use of hands or arms when r. u ball 11 is * free. Batting ball towards opponents' end line or batting free ball in end zone. Free ball kicked or kicked at. Suspension Illegal return to game (also 25 yards). Illegal equipment. Disqualification Striking, kneeing, kicking, etc. (also half distance). Flagrant roughing of kicker (also 15 yards). Flagrant unsportsmanlike conduct (also 15 yards). Forfeiture of Game Refusal of either team to play when ordered. Fouls to delay game.

11 THE BOWLING GREEN FOOTBALL SQUAD No. Name Class Years Pos. Wgt. Age Home Town 5 Richard Ellis 34 0 HB Kenton, O. 8 Lawrence Brentlinger 36 0 T Swanton, O. 10 Ross Albon 36 0 QB Holland, O. 16 Wilson Kuhlman 35 0 QB Findlay, O. 31 Richard Wallace 36 0 E Bowling Green, O. 32 Mack Pemberton 36 0 G Payne, O. 51 John Hartman 35 1 HB Napoleon, O. 53 Ivan Barlow 34 2 E Liberty Center, O. 54 Howard Patterson 34 1 G Waterville, O. 55 Lester George 34 0 T Bowling Green, Bernard Warner 36 0 HB Dennison, Howard Berry 35 0 HB Spencerville, Tom Sears 36 0 C Bowling- Green, C. G. McColloch 36 0 T West Mansfield, Dale Kinney 34 1 T Spencerville, Charles Alberts 34 2 G Monroeville, Dan Cornwell 34 2 FB Van Buren, Audrey Stevenson 36 0 E Bowling Green, Kenneth Weber 36 0 HB Archbold, Floyd Tippen 36 0 FB Mt. Blanchard, 0. 6S Cloyce Wentling 35 0 QB Carey, Robert Jones 36 0 E Kalida, Ford Murray 34 2 QB Liberty Center, Clifton Reed 36 0 HB Bowling Green, Leroy Phillips 35 1 HB Stryker, Henry Fearnside 34 1 G Rudolph, Willard Schaller 34 2 C Maumee, Dalo Radenbaugh 34 1 E Payne, Paul Schwartz 35 1 T Fremont, Darrell Lowell 36 0 FB Bowling Green, Carl Stephens 35 1 T Oakwood, Fred Whipple 36 0 T Findlay, Elmer Baden 36 0 G Ridgeville, Thurl Shupe 35 1 E East Canton, 0. You Must Visit The WOODCO RECREATION BOWLING and BILLIARDS Home of Clean Fun First Door North of the Church of Christ BRAND NEW ALLEYS -<?> -^>

12 Freshman Squad Declared Best Ever A squad of excellent athletes reported to Coach Fred Marsh this week to make up the Class of 1937 football roster and there seems to be no doubt in anyone's mind, but that the squad is the best that the college lad. About thirty uniforms have been f" issued, some o f them to boys who have had no experience and who are out to learn what they can this year in hopes that possibly they may be able to make the varsity sometime before their college careers are ended. The majority of the lads are fellows who have had experience and some of them were stars in their home high schools. In scrimmage against the varsity this week, the Frosh have romped wildly up and down the field, showing that they have glorious possibilities. <8>- VOTE INDEPENDENT Nov. 7, 1933 Theirs is a record of deeds not a platform of promises Independent Voters Ass? n, Don't miss the Homecoming program MEET YOUR FRIENDS At ROGERS BROS. DRUG STORE Next Door to Cla-Zel -<s> <?> The roster shows the following men listed showing weight and home town: Centers Rodney Lackey, 160, Mt. Blanchard; Murray Dickey, 140, Continental. Guards Cloyce Teatsorth, 175, Van Buren; Guy Leatherman, 195, Harrod; Cleo Allen, 155, Ridgeville; Robert Kruse, 165, Knoxville; Carl Gertzmaker, 185, Botkins; Robert McKnight, 145, Bowling Green. Tackles John Ihnat, 190, Lakeside; Floyd Roth, 170, Swanton; Robert Ruth, 160, Marion. Ends Claude Bushong, 152, Mt. Blanchard; John Liss, 150, Amherst; Robert Kuhlman, 138, Findlay; Don Anderson, 180, Stryker; Richard Collins, 155, Bowling Green; Paul Oaklief, 145, Newcomerston; Paul Smith, 157, Bowling Green. Backs Ross Bateson, 150, Risingsun; Cliff Conrad, 150, Maumee; Carl Karg, 130, Findlay; Joy Inman, 195, Perrysburg; Eugene Riffle, 170, Dennison; C. Snyder, 158, Fostoria. THRIFT "Let it become habit with you. save regularly at THE BANK OF WOOD COUNTY CAPITAL SURPLUS $200, $100, <$>- -<$> Everyone will want a Homecoming program "At The Gate of the Campus" COLLEGE RESTAURANT NEW MANAGEMENT Pat Limber and Fred Johnson <t>- Watch for the Souvenir Homecoming Program -«> THE CLA-ZEL Open 6:45 week days Open 2:15 Sat.-Sun. SATURDAY, OCT. 7 "THE SILK EXPRESS" With NEIL HAMILTON and SHEILA TERRY SUN. and MON., OCT. 8-9 KAY FRANCIS and LYLE TALBOT "MARY STEVENS, M. D." TUESDAY (Only), Oct. 11 "Hallelujah I'm A Bum" «- -<» 4 -<*> -

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