1929 Otterbein vs Capital Football Program

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A HEARTY

WELCOME TO THE VISITORS, ALUMNI AND FRIENDS

from the

UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORE

Welcome!

Greetings to Alumni and Visiting Guests:--Otterbein College extends to her sons and daughters young and old. from near and far, a hearty welcome.

Today is a family gathering. Memories of other days, both of joys and sorrows are recalled. This is an occasion for the blending of spirits. We recount the blessings of rich friendships. Our hearts beat warm with pride for our Alma Mater.

While we live again the experience of the past, we look with enthu­ siasm to the future. The realization of the new gymnasium and the improvement of the Association building crown the achievement of several years of labor and waiting. Let us hope that these will be means to a larger life and development of the best things in Christian Education.

Eagerly wc look to the greater and better Otterbein of the future.

To this wc pledge our hearts and hands.

W. G. CLIPPINGER,

President.

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R. F. Martin is a graduate of Otterbcin and while here, he captained both the track and football teams.

From 1912-1913 he was Oltrrbein’s coach of athletics and since 1919 has been head of the physical education department.

R. F. MARTIN

R. K. Edler, once All-Ohio half-back in football and AllOhio guard in basketball at Ohio Wesleyan, is head coach at Otterbein.

He was assistant coach here for three years, ’24, ’25, ’26. In 1927 he went to Heidelberg College as assistant coach until last summer when he was asked to be Otterbein’s head coach.

COACH

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EDLER

THE NEW

THE OLD MADE NEW

GIRLS’ GYMNASIUM (Association Building)

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Jfith a Touchdown In Sight ^ —Only live yards to go. And then a loss. Does it discourage? Not if the team has the right stufif. Again the boys hit the line. Again—and goal is crossed amid cheers.

The winner in finance, as in football, meets some reverses, some disappointments, some blue days. Hut they do not discourage him. Per­ sistently he keeps at it and success is his reward.

This friendly bankas greatest satisfaction comes in encouraging its patrons to win. We sincerely invite you to take advantage of all our facilities.

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Charles Seddon is the line coach for (^tterhein’s 1929 football team. He played center with Ohio State in 1919 and ’20 on the teams made famous by "Chic” Harley, Stinchcomb et al.

Since his graduation he has coached college teams being at one time head coach at the Uni­ versity of Tennessee. For the past several years he has been on the line coaching staff of Ohio State. He is also serving as as­ sistant recreational director for the city of Columbus.

Miss Florence Y. Johnson, head of the department of physi­ cal education for girls, is a graduate of Sargeant School of Physical Education; attended Shurtler College at Alton, Ill.. and also the Springfield, Mass..

Y. M. C. A. School for Physical Education.

She has been at Otterbein since 1927.

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C. M. PATRICK, ’25

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CAPITAL YOU ARE

WELCOME! ^ TTERP,KIX throws ojicMi its doors to its guests from Capital, in its desire to have them cooperate in its annual Homecoming program.

Our buildings, grounds, fraternities, sororities—all are for your inspection. W’e want you to he pleased with Otterbein, and to know it as a pro­ gressive college. Make yourselves at home, and come hack again ! (jood luck after today.

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WELCOME ALUMNI! A thrill of achievement and success must undoubtedly come to every alumnus as he views the beautiful and commodious buildings being this day dedicated on the campus to the best in 1 hysical Education. He is happy to return to Alma Mater, be­ cause he loves her. He is proud of her progress. hor her he breathes a prayer that her influence and service may continue as one of the great forces for good, not alone in our denomination, but in all places throughout the world where her sons and daughters may go.

Alumni!

This is our “Homecoming”.

L. W. WARSON, Alumni Secretary,

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MEET THE CAPTAIN

CAPT. PAUL HANCE Paul T. Hance, of Westerville, is captain of this year’s grid team. In high school he played three years of’foot­ ball and is now a senior completing his third year as end at Otterbein.

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COMMON PENALTIES DECISION

OFFICIALS’ SIGNAL

PENALTY

Off side

Hands on hips

Player illegally in motion

Hands in horizontal plane

Five yards

Holding

Grasping of wrist

i^ishing, pulling

Pushing hands downward

Defensive—Five yards Offensive—Fifteen yards Fifteen yards

Tripping

Crossing of legs

Fifteen yards

Clipping

Crossing of legs

Twenty-five yards

Refusal of penalty

Folded arms

Interference with forward pass

Pushing hands forward

Five yards

Defensive—Loss of ball at point of interference Offensive—Fifteen yards

ILLEGAL FORWARD PASS a. Pass touching ineligible player

Hand behind back

Loss of ball

b. Passer back

yards

Hand behind back

Five yards

c. Pass touched by two eli­ gible men

Hand behind back

Loss of a down

d. Intentional downing

not

five

Hand behind back

Fifteen yards

Failure to report

Hand over mouth

Five yards

Player communicating

Hand over mouth

Fifteen yards

Score

Arms extended above head Bringing palms together after this signal, indi­ cates a safety

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Principal Changes i

the Rules for 1929

A ball which has been muffed or fumbled and then recovered by the opponents after striking the ground, may not under these rules lie advanced but is dead automatically at the point of recovery. This has been cov­ ered under Rule VI. Section 13 (d); Rule XIII, Section 14, and Rule XVTI. Section 1 (b), and has permitted the elimination of former rules relative to the protected back­ ward pass.

The previous rule which restricted players of the kicking side from advancing the ball in case they subsequently legally recovered it, has been extended to also cover kick-offs and free kicks and kicks which do not cross the line of scrimmage. Reference to this

change will be found in Rule VI, Section 13 (f), and Rule XVIII. Sections 4 and 5.

Rule XIII, Section 8 (a), reverts to the 1927 wording and no longer covers kicked balls which are actually caught by a player and then fumbled.

Rule XVI, Section 3 (a), has been ampli­ fied so as to prohibit so-called “passive” interference beyond the line of scrimmage by players who are ineligible to recover a forward pass.

The try-for-point after touchdown (Rule X) is to be made from the two-yard line instead of the three-yard line, as formerly.

(Sj)alding Official Rules.)

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STARTING LINEUPS OF TODAY’S GAME CAPITAL Name

No.

Position

No.

OTTERBEIN Name

Heischnian

30

Left End

50

Hance, Capt.

Stebelton

25

Left Tackle

Fowler

Bartels

12

Left Guard

57 47

Anderson

29

Center

52

Hughes

KiefFer

10

49

Axline

Right Guard

Mechlinj.?

15

58

Henry

Glessner

23

Right End

53

Bunce

Max

21

Quarterback

45

Lee

Brideweiser

11

41

Miller

Lephardt

16

Shelgren (Acting Capt.)

19

Right Tackle

Left Halfback Right Halfback Fullback

51

Sietz

59

Glenn

SCORE CARD 1

2

3

4

Total

1

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Otterbein

Capital

Otterbein Capital

First Downs

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Passes Attempted

_ _ _

Passes Completed

Referee—Long of Purdue.

Umpire—Stager of Ohio Wesleyan.

Headlinesman—Michaels of Ohio State.

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Homecoming Program SATURDAY I():0n_-PEP” RALLY IN THE GYMNASIUM.

1(1:;!()—DEDIC.YTION OF GYMNASIUM IIUILDINGS THIS WILL INCLUDE A PROGR.YYI AT EACH BUILDING. iJiidO—LUNCH HOUR (Yar.sity "O” Luncheon).

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PLAYING FOR OTTERBEIN No.

Position

Player Hance, (Capt.) ....

VV’ylie ....................

Bunce ....................

Robertson ............

Hughes ..................

Fowler ..................

Nutt........................

Burke ......................

Lee ..........................

Benford ................

Miller ....................

Hawes ....................

Hicks ....................

Seitz ......................

Whipke .................. .A-xline ..................

Widdoes ................

Echard ................

Lust ........................

Biggs ......................

Glenn ......................

Henry ....................

Jordak ....................

White ....................

End ........ .........

Guard .... .........

End ........ .........

Tackle .............

Center .... .........

Guard .............

Tackle .............

Full ........ .........

Quarter .. ..........

Half ........ .........

Half ........ .........

Tackle ..............

Full ........ .........

Half ........ .........

Half ........ .........

End ........ .........

Quarter .. .........

Guard .... .........

End ....... ..........

Center ..............

Full ........ ..... :...

Tackle .... .........

Tackle .... .........

Guard .... ..........

50 55 53 58 84 57 44 59 45 56 41 48 42 51 46 49 43 54 40 47 22 25 27 66

Home Town Westerville. O. Westerville, O. Westerville, O. St. Louis, Mo........ ......

Greenville, O.......... ..........

Union Citv. Ind........ ..........

Westerville, O. .. . ..........

Westerville. O...... ..........

Davton. O...........

Tvrone. Pa............ ;..........

Westerville. O..........

Greenville. O. .. .

Fredericktown, O. ..........

Columbus Grove, O. . .. ..........

Connellsville. Pa.......... ...:......

Westerville, O............ ..........

Westerville, O........... ..........

Connellsville, Pa. . .. ..........

Westerville. O. .. .... ..:...

Youngswood, Pa............. ...........

Westerville, O...................... ..........

Westerville, O...................... ...........

Maple Heights, O............... ...........

Westerville, O...................... ...........

Wt. 171 155 1 178 157 175 220 176 180 150 140 120 140 140 160 165 165 140 180 200 210

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LET US INTRODUCE

William “Bill” Bernlohr, is head coach of Capital and a graduate of the university, ffc is 25 years old, the youngest conference head coach in the country.

While in school at Capital he captained eleven teams, basket­ ball four years in succession.

WILLIAM BERNLOHR

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THE CAPITAL CREW No. 29 12 17 71 11 78 17 70 82 18 23 21 30 25 18 77 10 31 72 16 13 15 34 33 19 25 32 60

Name Anderson Bartels Baumgartrener Bcrtelsen Brideweser Briegel Busch Costlow Cubbagc Drake Glessner Max Heischnian Huffman Jonas Kaeding Kieffer Klopfer Konnert Lcphardt Marsh Mechling Rasmussen Schnlbpel Shelgren Stebelton Steingas Weiss

Origin Joppa, Md. New Phigland, N. D. Bucvrus, Ohio St. Paul. Minn.

Botkins, Ohio Carrothers, Ohio Columbus. Ohio Ashville, Ohio New Albany, Ohio Columbus. Ohio Grove City, Pa. Massillon, Ohio New Albany. Ohio Columbus. Ohio Columbus. Ohio Luckey, Ohio Sugar Grove. Ohio Columbus. Ohio Salem, Ohio Columbus, Ohio Columbus. Ohio Glenford. Ohio Boston, Mass.

Yoder, Ind. St. Paul. Minn.

Lithopolis, Ohio Medina, Ohio Ft. Wayne, Ind.

Position Weight Yrs. Service 2 Center 195 Guard ■ 158 1 Guard 144 1 Half 155 1 2 Half 156 Guard 127 P Half 138 2 150 Fnd 2 172 Guard 1 Fnd 153 1 Fnd 146 1 Onartcr 160 2 Fnd 160 1 Full 195 1 Fnd 145 1 Quarter 3 136 1 164 Guard 2 Center 163 3 Half 123 1 150 Half 1 155 Fnd 2 180 Tackle 1 187 Tackle 2 179 T ackle 2 158 Full .

3 170 Tackle 2 186 Tackle 1 150 End

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BEAT CAPITAL This is a notable day for Otterbein.

The dedication of this building* and the spirit of those who made it possible will breathe new life into every student, past and present.

Our best wishes go out to all those who have made this attainment possible and to those who in the future will enjoy its benefits.

LEE COAL, FLORAL AND GIFT SHOP

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Otterbein Coaches and Physical Education Directors Year Coaches 1890 Jack Artz ,^891 Ernest S. Barnard 1892 Ernest S. Barnard 1893 Carl Semple 1894 Carl Semple 1895 H. D. Farrar 1896 H. D. Farrar 1897 Pillsbury 1898 Pilhbury 1899 Pillsburr 1900 Flowers 1^1 E. C. Wainwright 1902 E. Wainwright 1903 H. R. Keene 1904 H. R. Keene 1905 J.. O. Beane J- K- Kalmbach 1907 E. A. Werner 1908 E. A. Werner 1909 A. A. Exentline 1910 A. A. Exendine 1911 A. A. Exendine

Directors

Year

1912 1913 1914 1915 1916 1917 1918 Hanby R. Jones 1919 1920 David J. Good 1921 David J. Good 1922 David J. Good Chester C. Vale 1923 Josej)!) (). Erwin 1924 1925 H. R. Keene II. R. Keene 1926 J. E. Kalmbach 1927 E. A. Werner E. A. Werner 1928 R. S. Wambold R. S. Wambold 1929

Coaches W. J. Gardner R. F. Martin R. F. Martin R. F. Martin H. J. Iddings F. H. Gorton H. P. Swain Ray E. Watts M. A. Ditmcr M. A. Ditmcr M. A. Ditmer M. A. Ditmer M. A. Ditmer M. A. Ditmer R. K. Edler, Asst.

M. A. Ditmer R. K. Edler, Asst.

A. B. Scars A. B. Scars I. T. Tompkins Asst.

R. K. Edler

Directors

R. R. R. R. R. R. R. R. R.

F. F. F. F. F. F. F. F. F'.

Martin Martin Martin Martin Martin Martin Martin Martin Martin

R. F. Martin R. F. Martin R. F. Martin R. F. Martin

Women’s Physical Education Directors 1894 1900 Miss E. Lueila Fonts )9l>0-1904 Miss Talmadge A. Rickey FAM -Nellie R. Funk 1904-1906 Miss Olivia Milne 1O00 ^tiss Blanche Cadot 1910 Miss ( atheriae l liomas

1913-1917 R. F. Martin 1919-1924 R. F. Martin 1925-1926 Gladys West 1926-1927 Oma Moomaw 1927-1929 Mrs. Florence Y. Johnson

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VARSITY “O” ASSOCIATION Back Row—Dcrhaniiiier, Carson, Gibson. ClippiiiKcr. Lee, Schcar, Wcinland, Shelley.

Middle Row—Youiik, Mraz, Muinina, Kintigh. Miley, Hughes, Wilev, Fowler.

Front Row—Saul, Robertson, McGill, Hance, Thomp'sen, Benford, Bunce, Sanders, Burke.

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OTTERBEIN’S SONGS AND YELLS OTTERBEIN LOVE SONG In a quiet peaceful village, there's one we love so true.

She ever gives a welcome to her friends both old and new.

She stands serene 'mid tree tops green, She’s our dear Otterbein.

(Chorus) Old Otterbein our college, we sing of thee today: Our memories round thee linger, in a sweet and mystic way.

O Otterbein. we love thee. Our hearts are only thine.

We pledge anew we will be true, dear Otterbein.

Her halls have their own message: of truth and hope and love; She guides her youths and maiden s to the life that looks above.

Her stately tower speaks naught but power h'or our dear Otterbein.

battle

SKYROCKET

song

We're here to win for dear old Otterbein, Well never let her colors train,* We’ll play the game to win for Otter­ bein, Hang up the score, we cannot fail.

Prolonged whistle—Boom Ah-h-h-h-h Otterbein.

LOCOMOTIVE NO. 1

bight!—Fight! Fight to win!

Fight!—Fight! Fight to win!

Fight!—Fight!— Fight to win the game for Otterbein.

(Slowly increase in speed) O-T-T-E-R-B-E-I-N, O-T-T-E-R-B-E-I-N, O-T-T-E-R-B-E-I-N, Otterbein, Yea.

Come lads remember now we've got to win, Our colors shall not touch the ground, For Alma Mater we will do or die.

In vict’ry let our cheers resound.

LOCOMOTIVE NO. 2 Rah, Rah. Rah, Rah Otterbein Rah, Rah, ,Rah, Rah Otterbein Rah, Rah, Rah, Rah Otterbein

MARCHING SONG Oh, we’re proud of our Alma Mater, Of the school that we love so well; We’ve flunked in our classes, frolicked wnth lasses.

Tied up the old college bell!

Oh, the boys are the swellest fellows.

And the girls they are mighty fine; Come let us be singing, laurels be bringing.

To crown our loved Otterbein.

YEA OTTERBEIN Yea Otterbein, Yea Otterbein, O-T-T-E-R-B-E-I-N, Otterbein, Yea!

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Otterbein Football Scores O. C. 6

1890 Kenyon M. A. 48 Denison 14 1891 Ohio State 6 Denison 10 Dayton Y. M. C. A. 10

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0 22 0 0 16 0 12 12

1900 Ohio State 20 Denison 0 Ohio U. 6 Heidelberg 0 Denison 0 Ohio Medical 26 Ohio W’esleyan 0 Wittenberg 10

1901 1892 O. C. 0 Ohio State 0 O. C. 12 Kenyon 28 45 Antioch 0 10 Denison 20 0 Ohio Medical 17 52 Wittenberg 0 12 Wittenberg 2 16 Dayton Y. M, C. A. 5 0 Ohio Wesleyan 35 0 Ohio U. 0 53 Kenyon 0 1893 12 Dayton A. C. 8 O. C. 22 Ohio State 16 48 Wittenberg 10.

4 Kenyon 8 1902 24 Denison 0 O. C. 0 Ohio State 5 0 Del'auw 24 0 Ohio Medical 39 56 Mutes 0 0 Kenyon 0 4 W'estern Reserve 4 0 Heidelberg 11 0 Ohio Wesleyan 10 1894 0 Cincinnati 17 5 Miami 6 O. C. 16 Ohio Wesleyan 6 6 Wittenberg 11 6 Denison 6 4 Wittenberg 30

O. C. 14 8 12 6 32 6

1895 Ohio State 6 Ohio Wesleyan 4 O. M. U. 0 Kenyon 24 Barracks 0 Denison 0

O. C. 38 18 0 0 6 4 0

18% O. M. U. 0 Kenyon 0 Ohio State 12 W. & J. 16 Ohio Wesleyan 8 O. M. U. 0 Wittenberg 12

O. C. 0 20 18 12 12 0 0 0

1897 Oljerlin 0 Kenyon 0 Denison 0 Wittenberg 0 Ohio State 12 Ohio U. 24 Barracks 8 Dayton M. C. 4

O. C. 0 Wittenberg 10 16 Denison 0 0 Dayton M. C. 11 U (). M. U. 11

O. C. 0 6 6 30 0 0 6 21

1899 Ollio State 29 W. & J. 59 Ohio Wesleyan 0 Mutes 0 Kenyon 45 Wittenberg 5 Wittenberg 10 Denison 5

0. C. 0 0 27 0 0 5 0 0

1907 Ohio State 28 Kenyon 17 Antioch 0 Denison 10 Ohio W’esleyan 16 Muskingum 2 Miami 32 Wittenberg 11

O. C. 0 0 16 31 0 6 16 10 0

1908 Ohio State 18 Kenyon 17 W ittenberg 0 Antioch 4 t)hio Wesleyan 28 Denison 12 Muskingum 0 Findlay 0 Ohio Northern 15

O. C. 0.

6 18 15 9 18 0 17

1909 Ohio State 14 Kenyon 8 Ohio U. 3 Cincinnati 3 Wittenberg 0 Antioch 5 Ohio Wesleyan 6 Muskingum 0

O. C. 5 0 23 37 39 12 12

1910 Ohio State 14 Kenyon 0 Ohio Northern 19 Heidelberg 0 Antioch 0 Cincinnati 6 Ohio U. 0

O. C. 0 5 0 6 12 22 0 0

1903 Ohio State 18 Ohio Normal 23 Ohio Medical 24 Ohio Wesleyan 61 Wooster 10 Ohio U. 0 Denison 18 Dayton A. C. 0

O. C. 0 0 5 0 18 0 0 5 5

1904 Ohio State 34 Ohio Wesleyan 15 Ohio Medical 6 Kenyon 17 Ohio U. 0 Marietta 22 Ohio Northern 41 Heidelberg 9 Wittenberg 15

O, C. 0 22 30 3 11 8 19 6 6

1911 Ohio State 6 St. Mary’s 0 .Muskingum 2 Cincinnati 16 Ohio U. 11 Denison 23 Antioch 6 Ohio W’esleyan 5 Marietta 0

O. C. 6 16 0 5 6 0 6 15 0 0

1905 Ohio State 6 Antioch 0 Ohio Wesleyan 33 Ohio Medical 24 Ohio U. 5 Heidelberg 9 Wooster 0 Muskingum 0 Kenyon 17 Wittenberg 17

O. C. 0 3 0 20 12 3 7 6 0 6 7

1912 Ohio Wesleyan 16 Wittenberg 0 Ohio State 55 Muskingum 0 St. Mary's 14 Denison 60 Cincinnati 39 Antioch 26 Ohio U. 7 .Marietta 21 Wittenberg 19

O. C. 0 0 6 0 0 0 4 0

1906 Ohio State 41 Ohio U. 10 Ohio W'esleyan 24 Denison 26 Ohio Medical 30 Muskingum 30 Wittenberg 12 Kenyon 15

O. C. 15 3 74 6 27 7 0 0

1913 Ohio W’esleyan 6 Kenyon 15 Antioch 6 Buchtel 38 Ohio U. 0 Ohio Northern 19 W’ittenberg 12 Marietta 10

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O. C. 0 0 20 0 12 7 71 3 7

O. C. 12 6 0 6 7 18 7 0 7

O. C. 7 7 0 9 55 6 21 6

1914 Miami 40 Ohio U. 36 Muskingum 0 Marietta 13 Denison 33 \Vittenl>erg 6 Antioch 0 ("incinnati 0 Ohio Wesleyan 20

1915 South High 0 Kenyon 12 Marietta 27 Wooster 0 Ohio U. 48 Marshall 0 Heidelberg 13 Ohio Wesleyan 7 Ohio Northern 9

1916 Denison 0 Kenvon 0 Ohio U. 13 Ohio Wesleyan 0 St. Mary’s io Marshall 12 Muskingum 0 Marietta 12

O. C. 0 0 0 37 0 0 0

1917 Denison 31 Muskingum 6 Kenyon 27 Marshall 0 Heidelberg 9 Ohio Wesleyan 49 Wooster 20

O. C. 0 0 6 0 0

1918 Ohio Wesleyan 62 Denison 31 Heidelberg 13 Muskingum 6 Kenyon 39

O. C. 6 12 0 0 0 0 0

1919 Ohio Wesleyan 26 Denison 26 W. Va. Wesleyan 53 Heidelberg 19.

Wittenberg 58 Muskingum 19 Marietta 43

O. C. 0 0 0 3 60 14 2 0

1920 Ohio Wesleyatv 33 Muskingum 24 Denison 21 Ohio Northern 23 Wilmington 7 Ohio 53 Heidelberg 21 Wittenberg 42

O. C. 13 0 0 13 7 0 0 0

1921 Wilmington 14 Ashland 7 Denison 49 Heidelberg 2 Kenyon 7 Miami 21 Wittenberg 20 Hiram 0

O. C. 0 6 18 0 0 20 0

1925 O. C. 0 Bowling Green 0 0 Case 9 0 Cincinnati 6 0 Muskingum 13 Hiram 12 12 0 Baldwin-Wallacc 7 0 llcidelbc’-g .39 0 Dayton 48 1926 O. C. 2 Findlay 0 Cincinnati 21 6 0 Heidelberg 7 3 Baldwin-Wallace 0 .Muskingum 12 0 Marietta 7 13 Hiram 6 O. C. 0 0 0

14 O. C. 0 6 26 14 20 7 0 0

1922 Ohio Wesleyan 13 Hiram 13 .Muskingum 6 Wooster 46 Heidellierg 0 Wittenberg 55 Ohio U. 20 St. Xavier 32

O. C. 27 0 25 13 19 13 0 7

1923 Defiance 0 Wooster 21 Heidelberg Hiram 0 Case 6 Wittenberg Muskingum St. Xavier

0

39 0 O. C. 0 0

32 18 0

7 6

47

0 24 6 6

1924 Wooster 28 Case 19 Hiram 0 Ohio Wesleyan 35 Heidelberg 6 Muskingum 13 St. -Xavier 48

O. C. 0 0 2 13 0 —

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1927 Bowling Green 0 .Miami 33 .Marietta 6 Baldwin-Wallace 6 -Muskingum 27 Capital 6 Heidelberg 13 1928 I'indlay 6 Muskingum 13 Baldwin-Wallacc 0 Kenyon 0 Marietta 38 Hiram 8 Heidelberg 38 Capital 0 1929 Wooster 19 Kenyon 6 Marietta 6 Ohio Northern 11 Heidelberg 37 Capital—

Games played, 287; games won, 97; games tied, 15; total points of opponents, 4,151; total points of Otterbeln, 2,468.

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AS THEY LOOKED IN 1892

OTTERBEIN’S 1892 FOOTBALL SQUAD Front Row, Sitting—(). Zehring. Stoner. Tliomiison.

Sccoml Row—Streich. Mgr.; E. Barnard, llippard, Barnes, F. J. Reslcr, Mossliamnier. Doherty.

Miird Row, Standing—L. Barnard. W. Garst.

Back Row—Riebel, Fanning. Howard, Horinc, Koepke. Bennett.

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AS THEY LOOK IN 1929

OTTERBEIN’S 1929 FOOTBALL SQUAD Back Row—Lust, Fowler, Benfonl, Robertson. Jordak, Axline, Martin.

Third Row—Edler, Milburn, Biggs, Eckard. Henry, Burke, Hancc. Bunce, Seddon.

Second Row—Hawes, Lee, Miley, Seitz, Hughes, Miller, Nutt, Wiley.

First Row—Charles, White, Widclo.es, Whipkey, Hicks, Moore, Slielley.

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WE CONGRATULATE

OTTERBEIN COLLEGE AND HER LOYAL ALUMNI ON THE COMPLETION OF THEIR SPLENDID GYMNASIUM

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