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FIFTH ANNUAL

HOME-COMING November 6-7 \M$

College Field

Bowling Green

vs.

Bluffton

Nov. 7,2:30 P.M.

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We stand ready to serve again our old

friends and customers of the years gone by

The Home Restaurant F. FETZER & CO., Props.

"Clean food well cooked"

A FINE RECREATION PLACE FOR GOOD CLEAN FELLOWS

'Come in and feel at home'

Palace Billiards ART MEAD, Prop.

160 N. Main

Welcome back, Alumni

Welcome Old Grads!

To you, graduates and former students of

Bowling Green State College, we dedicate

this little souvenir in order that you may

know what has been taking place while you

were away. This is your college; this is your

day; and we are glad to have you with us

once again. Once more you are given the

opportunity of cheering for the Orange and

Brown, so all together let's make it a great

home-coming.

Program of Day

Friday Evening: 8:15

"Auld Lang Syne" Directed by Miss McCain

Saturday Morning: 9:30

Program in Auditorium

Saturday Morning: 10:30-11:30

Class Reunions

Saturday Noon: City Square-12:30-l :00 Stunts

Saturday Afternoon: 1:00-l :45

Hockey-Frosh and Sophs

Saturday Afternoon: 2:30 ^.■Football-Bowling Green vs. Bluffton

Saturday Evening: 8:00

Dances and Receptions in Train-

ing School and Main Gymnasium

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Souvenir Program

BOWLING GREEN STATE COLLEGE

vs.

Bluffton College

Saturday, November 7 2:30 P. M.

OFFICIALS:

Referee-Mallory, Toledo

Umpire—Thomas, Ohio Weslyan

Headlinesman—Spaid, Findlay

Duties of The Officials

The REFEREE has general oversight and control of the game. He starts the game, and is the man who sees that the ball is properly put into play every time that time is taken out. He is the authority for the score. It is his duty to see that the men keep their positions, and to be on watch for unfair play.

The UMPIRE stands behind the defending side. He signals, fouls, authorizes substitutions, and watches for any unfair in- terference with play. Rulings as to offside comes within his province.

The HEAD LINESMAN on the sidelines, with his two assistants, marks the distances gained or lost in the progress of play. He designates the posi- tion of the ball on each down, and watches for offside play.

Smith's Barber Shop

On the Four Corners

Welcome Alumni

We welcome you at

The College Inn

and as ever wish to

serve you well

153 E. Wooster

Telephone 253

Captains of Bowling Green

1919—Treeee '20. 1920—Clucas '21.

*1921—Skibbie '26. *1922—Raberding '23. 1923—Younkin '26. 1924—Castner '26. 1925—Crawford '27. '

''Conference Championship.

Head Coach

WARREN E. STELLER

Oberlin College '20

This is Coach Steller's second year as head coach at Bowling Green. Bowling Green is fortun- ate in possessing a coach of such fine sportsmanship and personality. He has never failed to put out a fighting team.

Assistant Coach

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PAUL E. LANDIS

Oberlin College '23

Coach Landis comes here from

Portsmouth, Virginia where he

turned out several championship

teams. His driving personality

has done much toward making this

year's team a fighting outfit.

CAPTAIN HARRY CRAWFORD '27

Pemberville 2nd Year Varsity

Weight 141

Captain Crawford is playing his second year for Orange and Brown. Harry plays a smashing game at end and his boundless pep and enthusiasm make him an ideal captain.

Get those Collegiate

clothes at

Riess' A College Store for

College Students

We extend to you a

hearty welcome.

The Bolles Drug Store

C. C. HUTTON, Prop.

BLUFFTON □ A. C. BURCKEY, Coach

MURRAY, Captain

Probable Starting Lineup

Number Name Position Weig

14 Kirchofer End 160 2 Moser Tackle 165

11 Troyer Guard 170 16 Beyers Center 155

7 Close Guard 180 5 Diller Guard 175

10 Wiebe Tackle 185 15 I. Conrad End 155

4 Swank End 135 25 V. Conrad Quarter 145 22 Murray Half 160

9 Howe Half 170 20 Clymer Pull 175

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BLUPFTON'S 1925 RECORD

Bluffton 6; Ohio Northern 18 Bluffton 0; Pindlay 12

GEORGE CRAWFORD Graysville

2nd Year Varsity Weight 140

EDWARD FRIES Bowling Green

2nd Year Varsity Weight 135

VAUGHN GILL '27 Delta

2nd Year Varsity Weight 152

The State Bank -of-

Bowling Green, Ohio

Capital $100,000.00 Surplus $22,000.00

Organized and Opened for Business June 28th, 1917

4% Interest Paid on Savings

Member Federal Reserve System

FOOTBALL SQUAD OF 1924

HOMER MOSCOE '26 Potsdam, N. Y.

3rd Year Varsity Weight 148

CLAUDE BERRY '26 Bowling Green

4th Year Varsity Weight 155

WILBUR SWARTZ '26 Cygnet

3rd Year Varsity Weight 168

Compliments of

Olnhausen

Ireland's

is still a good

place to eat.

Try us

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Schedule 1925

October 3 Bowling Green 0; Otterbein 0

October 10 Bowling Green 0; Ypsilanti 14

October 16 Bowling Green 0; Capitol 0

October 24 Bowling Green 0; Findlay 0

October 31 Bowling Green 2; Defiance 0

November 7 Bowling Green vs. Bluff ton

November 20 Bowling Green vs. Ashland at

Bowling Green

BOWLING GREEN □ W. E. STELLER, Coach

P. E. LANDIS, Ass't Coach

H. CRAWFORD, Captain

Probable Starting Lineup

Number Name Position Weigh

22 H. Crawford End 141

27 Castner Tackle 227

28 Swartz Guard 168

21 Olds Center 170

23 Knecht Guard 234

19 Evans Tackle 171

6 Ostrander End 144

20 Fries Quarter 134

24 Gahn Half 151

25 Berry Half 150

26 Gill Full 152

SQUAD

N, imber Name Number Name

i Frankfather 12 Helvoight

3 Leathers 14 Everhardt

5 Boyher 16 Bachman

7 Ogden 17 Thomas

8 Pelton 18 Measell

9 Mollenkopf 29 Hawkins

11 Gwynn 30 G. Crawford

SCORES

1 1 Quarter 2 Quarter 3 Quarter!;4 Quarter' B. G.| B. B. G.| B. B. G. B. B. G. B.

Touch Down 6

Goal - - 1

Field Goal - 3 !

Safety - - 2

Total

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GEORGE EVANS Bloomdale

2nd Year Varsity Weight 171

ORA KNECHT Edgerton

2nd Year Varsity Weight 234 .

ROBERT YOUNKIN Football '21, '22, '23, '24 Assisting Coach Steller

FRANKLIN SKIBBIE Football '20, '21, '22, '23 Assisting Coach Steller

Lincoln & Dirlam The Drug Store on the Square

Apollo Chocolates They are Different

Compliments of

Alex Klever

Square Deal Jeweler

121 N. Main

Principal Changes in Rules for '25

1. The winner of the toss has been given the option of receiv- ing the kickoff, in addition to the choice of goal or of making the kickoff. The loser of the toss is also given a choice of options.

2. The forty-yard line has again been designated as the mark of the kickoff.

3. The penalty for off-side in the scrimmage line has been changed so that, although this offense still calls for a loss of five yards, the point to be gained for first down will remain the same unless the distance penalty places the ball in advance of that point.

4. The penalty for clipping is 25 yards from the point of the offense.

5. Changes concerning touched or partially blocked punts: (a) A punt, blocked or otherwise, which does not cross the line of scrimmage may be recovered by the players of either team; (b A punt, partially blocked by a player of either team, and then crosses the line of scrimmage is to be considered in the same manner as a clear punt.

JAY BONE Student Manager '24-'25

Conference Standing

Won Lost Tied Pet.

Findlay 2 0 1 1.000

B. Green 1 0 1 1.000

Bluffton 0 1 0 .000

Defiance 0 2 0 ,.000

Toledo 0 0 0 .000

SONGS and YELLS WE HAIL YOU, DEAR NORMAL COLLEGE

Ernest Hesser

We hail you dear Normal College Ohio's great seat of knowledge. 0 cheer then dear brother Sing then dear sisters, Buck-eyes from this grand state, Rah! Rah! We raise high the flag of victory, Your fame is the whole world o'er, Rah! Rah! So shouting defiance, We have reliance, winning a great big score. Rah! Rah!

Refrain Dear Alma Mater staunch and true We pledge our heart and hand for you Our loyalty to you we're deeding, And here's to you always leading Dear Alma Mater staunch and true We pledge our heart and hand for you No other school so grand has e'er been seen as Normal College Bowling Green.

Bo! Bo! Bowling Green O! O! Ohio Who! Rah! Who! Rah Bowling Green College Rah! Rah! Rah!

Boom Chicka Boom Boom Chicka Boom Boom Chicka, Ricka Chicka, Ricka Chicka Boom Sis Boom Bah Sis Boom Bah Bowling Green College Rah! Rah! Rah!

Yea Team—Fight Yea, Team—Fight-Fight Yea Team—Fight-Fight-Fight

Yea, Team Yea Team Fight, Fight, Fight

Team Rah Team Rah Varsity, Varsity, Rah

F. P. RIEGLE, President J. D. MERCER, Vice President

W. S. RAYDURE, Vice President FRED KIMMONS, Cashier

L. D. MERCER Ass't Cashier R. W. DAVENPORT, Teller

WALTER RIEGLE, Teller

The Commercial Bank and Savings Co.

CAPITAL $100,000.00 SURPLUS $110,000.00

Bowling Green, Ohio

Exceptional

Values in

OVERCOATS j

"The Stratmore"

$21.50

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The Wood County Savings Bank Co. CAPITAL $100,000.00

SURPLUS $105,000.00

On Time Deposits

E. M. PRIES, President

S. R. CASE, Vice President

J. H. LINCOLN, Cashier

A. M. PATTERSON, Assistant Cashier

A. H. LODGE, Assistant Cashier

J. L. CRANE, Teller

KI I'l IIL1CAN PRINT *S$&* HOW I.ING GREEN. O.