1951 Otterbein vs Marietta Football Program

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2:15 P. M.

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FROM THE PRESIDENT Welcome to this Homecoming. Many people on the campus have planned long and hard to make it a happy and memorable occasion. Alumni and other friends, near and far, have long looked forward to this visit, have planned accordingly, and today are here.

One of the main values of Homecoming is the intermingling of the many generations of stu­ dents past and present. It is good for those now in school to see the graduates of previous years who are now successful men and women in many fields of human endeavor. Likewise it is good for the old grads to take a close look at today s students and see how little or much student life has changed with the passing of years.

Have a good time one and all. This football game, the ox roast at Barlow Hall, the play tonight in Cowan Hall, the fraternity and sorority get-togethers, church tomorrow morning, the dedication of Cowan Hall tomorrow afternoon, with plenty of fun and fellowship crowded in between, all together will constitute a full week-end.

J. Gordon Howard, ’22

A hearty hello and may this be for you the best Homecoming so far.

Sincerely,

President

Salute To Marietta Otterbein is pleased to play host today to the "Pioneers” of Marietta College, Marietta, Ohio, and to their loyal boosters.

Marictra, the oldest college in Ohio, was founded in 1797. The first year of intercollegiate football was in 1892; however, the first game with Otterbein was not until 1911. In the first encounter Otterbein won 6-0. This is the twentieth encounter in the series. Both teams are members of the Ohio Athletic Conference.

Otterbein salutes President W. Bay Irvine; athletic director, Donald Drum; and coach Ralph Patton (Marietta, T5), and his assistant, William Whitsel (Glenville, ’46).

Marietta’s record to date this season is as follows: Bethany 7 Marietta 6 Anderson 13 Marietta 32 Capital 6 Marietta 6 Wittenberg 26 Marietta 0

Program For The Day Development Fund Board Meeting 10:00 Honoring the Queen .....................10:00 Cowan Hall Luncheon ........................11:00 — 12:30 Open to all guests—Barlow Hall Special Luncheons .........................11:30 Parade ............................................... 1:30

A.M. A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M.

Otterbein vs. Marietta ..................... 2:15 P.M.

Greenwich Open House ................ 4:30 Club Room Ox Roast (Price $1.25) 5:30—7:00 Barlow Hall Piaure Auction ............................ 7:00 Administration Building Homecoming Play—"The Miser” .... 8:15 Cowan Hall Homecoming Dance ........... 9:00—12:00

P.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. P.M.

Welcome ....

FROM THE QUEEN As 1951 Homecoming Queen I have the privilege of welcoming the friends of Otterbein. To the alumni I wish to extend a par­ ticularly warm welcome, for it is you who have given us the cherished traditions and heritage that are so much a part of us.

Today we are again gathered here for a Homecoming celebra­ tion. This will be only one of many such celebrations, but we hope it will be a memorable one.

Let us cheer our team to victory remembering that true victory lies not in the winning or the losing, but in how we play the game.

Again, welcome to all!

Alice

Carlson

Queen Alice is the seventeenth Homecoming Queen of Otterbein College. A native of Lorain, Ohio, she is the daughter of the late Dr. Benjamin Carlson, ’22 and Mrs. Carlson (Edna Dillinger, ’22); and sister of Mary Kay, ’47, and Ann,’51. Owls Sorority claims her.

The queen’s attendants are Margaret McClure, Lebanon, Maid of Honor; Klara Krech, Cleveland, and Charlotte Minerd, Youngwood, Pennsylvania. Margaret belongs to the Talisman sorority, Klara to Arbutus and Charlotte to Onyx.

Her Majesty - - Queen Alice XVII

Probable MARIETTA Line up F.B. Hyde 16 LH. Lucas 15

R.E. R.T. McNally Jordon 55 34

R.G. Megliola 40

Q.B. Griffin 25 C. Reid 32

R.H. Warga 28

L.G. Rodia 53

L.T. Savastan 36

L.E. Street 38

REFEREE'S SIGNALS

Illegal forward pass

Penalty refused, incomplete pass, missed goal, etc.

Holding

Delay of game or excess time out

Illegal motion or formation at snap

Proboble OTTERBEIN Line-up F.B. Fields 10 R.H.B. BarkofiF 13

RE. Ruh 34

R.T. Keech 11

LH.B. Keel 25

R.G. Mickey 30

Q.B. Ferguson 1 C L.G. LT. L.E. Wiggins Anderson Benadum Beachler 9 12 35 5

OFFICIALS Referee .........................H. T. McMILLAN.................. Ohio State Umpire ...................... .....E. J. ROUSH........................ Ohio State Head Linesman.................. C. H. SMITH................ Ohio Wesleyan

Off-side or violation (j"' 'j of tree-kick rules

Crawling, pushing ' or helping runner Yi-L,.

OTTERBEIN COUEGE ROSTER Pos.

No.

Name

1 2 3 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

Ferguson, Chuck

QB

Shultz, Gus

T

Rarey, Ed Beachler, George

C E

Axline, Eddie Breithaupt, Wendell

G G T

13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 38 39 41 46 47 21

Marshall, James Wiggins, John Fields, Pete Keech, Dart Anderson, Enar Barckoff, Jim Walburn, Larry

C FB

T G HB HB

Mione, Frank

HB

Greene, Paul

HB

Hans, Joe Forsyth, Roy

HB HB

Foote, Lowell Obenaurer, Jerry

QB QB HB

Cole, William Fowler, Bob

FB

Jackson, Fred

G

Bently, Sheldon Keel, Gene

C HB

Miller, Glenn

G

Forman, Ned

G

Beam, Cletus

E HB

Wt.

Ht.

Yr.

21 21 18 19 17 20 23 18 21 20

192 195 150 171

6'1" 6' 6' 5'7"

Soph.

Sr.

Plain City, O. Reynoldsburg, O.

Fresh.

Groveport, O.

Soph.

5'10y2" 5'11" 6'2" 57" 6'2" 5'11" 57" 571" 5'5" 5'8" 5'8" 57" 570" 6' 5'9" 5'9" 5'9" 5'9" 5'9" 57" 570" 570" 6' 6' 571" 570" 571" 6' 6'2" 571" 570"

Fresh.

Carlisle, O. Akron, O.

23 20 17 18 20 20 17 18 18 23 18 23 18 20 18

Detamore, Phil

G

Horie, Dick Hollis, Ken

HB

Myers, Robert

G

19 21 17 20 25 21 22 18 21 24 18 18 20 20

Sauerman, Dick

E E

19 20

Young, Bill Mickey, Max Levering, Tex

G

Blais, Robert

T FB

Howett, Harry Ruh, Dick

E

E-T

Benadum, Ted

T

Belcher, Wes

FB

Yoest, Bud

C

Home Town

Age

160 208 198 240 165 220 160 150 155 165 165 155 150 140 160 175 165 155 142 185 170 175 160 196 185 180 185 200 220 200 160 156 175 160 165 170

5'91/2" 570" 570" 5'9" 67" 571"

Sop^i.

Sr.

Midland, N. J.

Soph.

Midvale, O. Columbus, O.

Sr.

Worthington, O.

Jr.

Elyria, O.

Sr,

Columbus, O.

Soph.

Fresh.

Gahanna, O. Wellston, O.

Soph.

Brooklyn, N. Y.

Sr.

W. Carrolton, O.

Soph.

Columbus, O.

Fresh.

Hemsburg, O.

Fresh.

Fresh.

Fredricktown, O. Dayton, O.

Soph.

Tiro, O.

Fresh.

Canal Winchester, O.

Sr.

Mingo Jet., O.

Soph.

Altoona, Pa.

Jr. Soph.

W. Jefferson, O.

Soph.

Sunbury, O.

Jr. Fresh.

Sr.

Vandalia, O.

Sr.

Chesterville, O.

Sr.

Canal Winchester, O.

Soph.

Brooksville, O.

Fresh.

Sr.

Columbus, O.

Soph.

Columbus, O.

Fresh.

Union City, Ind.

Akron, O.

Bucyrus, O. Legonier, Pa.

Cokimbus, O.

Fresh.

Detroit, Mich.

Soph.

Melrose, Mass.

Jr. Soph.

Greentown, O. Dayton, O.

Jr.

Columbus, O.

PICTURE AUCTION

There is on display in the main corridor of the administrative building a number of paintings by students in the Otterbein Art Department. Tonight at 7:00 in the old chapel, these pictures will be sold at public auction either with or without frames. Buy an Otter­ bein picture.

MARIETTA COLLEGE ROSTER Pos.

No.

Name

10

Tallman, Charles

11

Yr.

Age

Wt.

Ht.

Home Town

5-10

Pennsboro, West Virginia

QB

17

Fr.

165

Richards, Arthur T.

C

20

So.

155

5-8

Sharon, Pennsylvania

14

Lake, Robert A.

G

18

Fr.

183

6-0

Norwich, Ohio

15

Lucas, James

LHB

19

So.

140

5-7

Martins Ferry, Ohio

16

Hyde, James H.

FB

20

Jr.

175

5-10

Bradford Woods, Pa.

18

So.

155

5-8

18

Fr.

168

5-10

Williamstown, W. Va.

5-10

Marietta, Ohio

18

Simpson

E

20

Schultheiss, James

G

21

Drennen, David

RHB

17

Fr.

161

22

Squires, Osborne

RHB

22

Jr.

170

5-11

Bridgeport, Connecticut

24

Ballantine, James

FB

18

Fr.

180

5-10

New Concord, Ohio

Jr.

170

5-10

Rutland, Massachusetts

Fr.

170

6-1

Ravenswood, W. Va.

25

Griffin, "William

QB

26

26

Flowers, John E.

E

18

27

Christopher, Wm.

E

28

Wargo,

29

Loyd, John R.

Eugene

30

Parlin, Lynn

18

Fr.

163

6-0

Caldwell, Ohio

RHB

23

Sr.

175

5-9

Tarentum, Pennsylvania

T

24

Sr.

175

6-0

Masury, Ohio

LHB

18

Fr.

165

6-0

Marietta, Ohio

19

So.

170

5-9

Cleveland, Ohio

25

Sr.

196

6-1

Marblehead,

Bristol, Connecticut Youngstown, Ohio

32

Reid, Paul

C

34

Jordon, James E.

T

Hamel, Earl

G

23

Jr.

186

5-10

36

Savasten, Edwin

T

20

Jr.

213

5-9

37

Jabs, George O.

G

26

So.

190

6-0

Bristol,

35

Mass.

Connecticut

Street, John E.

E

28

So.

212

6-3

Minerva, Ohio

39

Romick, Dwight

T

19

So.

200

6-2

Sardis, Ohio

40

Megliola, Pat

G

21

So.

198

5-10

Bound Brook, New Jersey

145

5-9

Columbus, Ohio

134

5-6

Honolulu, T. H.

38

44

Atkinson, Richard

LHB

19

Fr.

45

Kanneshiro, Wally

RHB

23

Jr.

48

Evans, Robert F.

G

21

So.

164

5-9

Taylor, Pennsylvania

175

5-9

Cincinnati, Ohio

5-9

Thornwood, New York

50

Levine, Joseph P.

FB

19

So.

51

Anderson, Ernest

G

18

So.

165

52

Snyder, James E.

G

19

So.

203

5-8

St. Marys, W. Va.

185

5-10

Bridgeport, Connecticut

Rodia, Daniel

G

19

So.

54

Casto

B

21

Jr.

185

6-0

55

McNally, Richard

E

21

Jr.

175

6-1

Oakmont, Pennsylvania

22

Sr.

170

6-3

Camden, Ohio

19

So.

180

6-2

Penfield, New York

53

56 57

Johnson, Gordon F. Porter, Leslie B.

E T

ox ROAST

AND

PLAY

TICKETS

Ox roast tickets may be purchased at the stadium ticket booth on the way out after the game. Price $1.25. Buy'now and avoid the rush.

Play tickets for tonight are available at the box office in Cowan Hall. Price is 75c.

All seats are reserved.

'"<>'«.l«'-. Wesley Belcher, James Barkhoff, Joe Hans, William Young, Cletus Beam, Frank Mione, Gene Keel, Robert Blais, Lowell Foote.

Second Row; John Wiggins, Glenn Miller, Richard Sauerman, George Beachler, William Cole, Tex Levering, Charles rerguson, Fred Jackson, Ed Rarey, Enar Anderson, Max Mickey, Paul Greene.

Third Row: Lloyd Linkhorn Lawrence Fields, Sheldon Bently, Harry Howett, Gerald Obenaurer, Philip Detamore, ken Hollis, Leroy Forsythe, Dale Rowell, Richard Ruh. ^s; Row: Don Myers, Mgr., Coach Ewing, Ed Axiine, Ned Foreman, James Marshall, Dart Keech, Robert Schultz, Wendall Breithaupt, Ted Benadum, Coach West. Gregory Andriechuck, Asst. Mgr.

Football Coaches With George Novotny on leave of absence, the head coaching job is back in the hands of Harry W. Ewing, Di­ rector of Athletics. Harry did his football playing at the University of Nebraska and has been at Otterbein since 1934.

During World War II, when the manpower shortage was most critical, he coached all sports at Otterbein with unusual success. Before coming to Otterbein, he coached at Ohio Wesleyan and Miami Universities.

Assisting Coach Ewing is Richard West, who learned his football at Springfield College. He came to Otterbein in 1947 to direct the intramural program. He recently received his Master’s degree at Ohio State. With a few good breaks these capable coaches should turn out a winning team.

The Schedule and Results Otterbein Otterbein Otterbein Otterbein Oct. 27 ...

Nov. 3 .

Nov. 10 ..

Nov. 17 .

0 0 20 7

Wilmington 7 Ohio Wesleyan 20 Denison 20 Kenyon 21 .......... Marietta .................

(Homecoming) ............ Hiram ................... • •• At Hiram ........... Capital...................... ......... Home ...... Muskingum ..... At New Concord

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