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John Carroll University Carroll Collected Football Programs Athletics Department 10-8-1937 Carroll vs. Baldwin Wallace, 1937 John Carroll University Follow this and additional works at: hp://collected.jcu.edu/football is Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Athletics Department at Carroll Collected. It has been accepted for inclusion in Football Programs by an authorized administrator of Carroll Collected. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Recommended Citation John Carroll University, "Carroll vs. Baldwin Wallace, 1937" (1937). Football Programs. 11. hp://collected.jcu.edu/football/11

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Page 1: Carroll vs. Baldwin Wallace, 1937

John Carroll UniversityCarroll Collected

Football Programs Athletics Department

10-8-1937

Carroll vs. Baldwin Wallace, 1937John Carroll University

Follow this and additional works at: http://collected.jcu.edu/football

This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Athletics Department at Carroll Collected. It has been accepted for inclusion in FootballPrograms by an authorized administrator of Carroll Collected. For more information, please contact [email protected].

Recommended CitationJohn Carroll University, "Carroll vs. Baldwin Wallace, 1937" (1937). Football Programs. 11.http://collected.jcu.edu/football/11

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HAIL! JOHN CARROLL U.

On the roll of nation's heroes, In the bright Hall of Fame, Peer and champion among his fellows, Deathless his deed: as his name, Hail we gladly our own John Carroll, Proud his worth to proclaim,

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Ever striving to J"aise aloft His radiant beacon flame.

HORUS:

Down the years of Life's endeavor Alma Mater tt·ue, Stron~;er gt·ow · our loyal homage Pledged long si nc e to you.

loser grow the bonds that bin d us To the Gold and Blue; Yours our hearts and hope· foreve r , D ar J ohn arroll U.

ONWARD, ON , JOHN CARROLL!

On we come, our hearts are tuned to battle And our hopes all keen for victo ry; Well we know that arroll men ne' er f alter For they're brave and dauntless eve r; Onward, on, f or men will mark yo ur cout·age And will rise to speak your valor; Yo ur foes all fear you, W e'rc her e to cheer you, We' r e here to sc' you win the day.

lrORUS:

Onwa rd , on, J ohn arroll, For we want to see you win, Gold and Blue; Onward, on, John Carroll On t o greater goals and vict'ries new; Onward, on, John Carroll For ou r f aith in you I s bound less and true, Dear Alma Mater, we're all for you And for the Gold and Blue!

CARROLL FIGHT SONG

1< ight, Carroll, fight, For t he Gold and Blue

For victory' in our right, And we'll march right th r u.

Fight, Carro ll, fight, Until the day is won;

It's the fig hting team t hat conquers, So, Carroll, fight, fight, F IGHT.

CARROLL WILL WI N

March, march on down the field, Guard Carroll's honor; Never a vantage yield, But hit hard and conquer. Then we'll give a long cheer For Carroll"s men -We're here to win again, Though our foes may f ight To the end -

arroll will win, RAH! RAH! RAII!

OUR ALMA MATER

Proudly thy ·ons and daughters Prai se t hee, dear Alma Mater, For all our hop e. and dream of t hings to be Arc ever tempered by our love of t hee; Dear Alma Mater, our so und ing chorus Tells of the things that fo r us, And ever mindful of our f ut ure, Dost strive to gain and give to all.

Ever we learn Lo heed thy bidding, For we know thy wi sdom down the years, And we crave to gain t hy blessing In ou r joy and hopes and fear. ; Giv e us to share thy boundless courage In the strife that comes to all, Oh! g ive us to hear thee, and to revere thee, And ever rally to thy call.

Oh! Mothet· of men and wom en Who c brav lives mak e the nation strong, Bright be the year· t hat 'wait thee As Time' decad · co urse along; God bless thee, Alma Mater, And thy children, whose faith in the e, Had led us ever to the knowledge That al one make men fr ee.

HOME OF THE JOHN CARROLL BLUE STREAKS

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HAIL! JOHN CARROLL U.

On the roll of nation's heroes, In t he bright Hall of Fame, Peer and champion among his fellows, Deathl ess his deeds as hi s name, Hail we gladly our own J ohn Carro ll, Proud his worth to proc lai m, Ever striving to raise aloft His radiant beacon flame.

CHORUS :

Down the years of Li fe's endeavor Alma Mater true, Stronger g t·ows our loyal homage Pledged long s in e to you.

lo. er grow the bonds that bind us To the Gold and Blue; Yours ou r hearts and hopes forever, D ar John arroll U.

ONWARD, O N, JOHN CARROLL!

On we come, ou r hearts are tuned to battle And our hopes all k een for victory; Well we know that Carro ll men ne'er falter For they're brave and dauntless ever; Onward, on, for men wi ll mark your cou rage And will ri e to speak your valor; Yo ut· foes all fear you, We're here to cheer you, We're here to sec you win the day .

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Onward, on, John Carroll, For }Ve want to see you win, Go ld and Blue; Onward, on , J ohn Carroll On to greater goals and vict'ries new; Onward, on, J ohn Carroll For ou r faith in yo u I s bou ndl ess and tru e, Dear Alma Mater, we't·e all for you And for the Gold and Blue!

CARROLL FIGHT SONG

F ight, Carroll, fight, For t he Gold and Blue

For victory' in our right, And we' ll march right t hru.

Fight, Carroll, fight, Until the day is won;

It' the fig ht ing team that conqu ers, o, Carro ll, f ight, fig ht, F IGHT.

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CARROLL W ILL WIN

March, march on down the field, Guard Carroll's honor; 1 eve t· a va ntage yield, But hit hard and co nquer. T hen we'll give a long cheer For anol l's men -W e're here to win again , Though our foes may fig ht To the end-'a n ·oll will win , RAH! RA H! RAH!

OUR ALMA MATER

Proudly thy sons and daughtet·s Praise thee, dear Alma Mater, For all our hopes and dreams of things to be Are ever temper ed by our love of t hee; Dear Alma Mater, our sounding chorus Tells of the things tha t for u , And eve r mindful of our f uture, Dost stri ve to gain and give to all.

Ever we learn Lo heed thy bidd ing, For we know thy wi sdom down the year. , And we crave to gain t hy blessing In ou r joys and hopes and fear ; Give us to sha re t hy bo undl ess cou rage In the . trife t hat comes to all, Oh! give us tu hear th e, and And ever ra lly to thy call.

Oh! 1other of men a nd women

reve r t hee,

Who e brave lives mak e t h na t ion . tro ng, Bright be the years that 'wait t hee As Tim ': decades course along; God bless thee, Alma Matet·, And t hy children, whose faith in thee, Had led us ever to Lhe knowledge That alone mak es men free.

HOME OF THE JOHN CARROLL BLUE STREAKS

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lntroJucin g th land ' ten best football

coach c. - looking at them from a lifetime

point o f view of scrv ic on tbe gridiron. And

the li s t is t opped by that outhern gentle­

man , 1 r. Frank Thoma. of Alabama.

The nex t best m n in the bu inc s arc Wal­

la e Wad e of Duke and Jock Sutherland of

Pittshurgh. These two strategists tied for

sc ·oncl pl ace behind Thomas.

J11 len yea rs of head coaching, Thomas'

t ·a ms have won 78 game , lost l3 and tied

three. Thomas graduated from otre Dame

in 1923 and in Lhat year and in 1924 he was

backfield ·oach al Georgia.

ln l925 1J c went to the Univer ity of Chat-

tanooga where in four years his t eams won

30 and losl 7. Jn 1929 and 1930 he went back

to Georgia at hi s olci. job. In 1931 he started

at Alabanu~ and won nine and lost one. In

L933 and !.934 he turn d out Southeastem

Conference champion hip teams and in his six

year vith tbc Crimson Tide, Thomas' teams

won 48, lo t only ix and tied three.

Frank Thoma ha had one team in t he

Ro c Bowl. lli. 1934 team went to Pasadena

on cw Year' Day of 1935, and whipped

Stanford, 29-13, who everyone thought was

unbeatable.

Here tbcy arc, the top ten, according to

lifetime records:

ffO N I~ST TIEO P CT.

1. Frank Thomas, Alabama . . . . . . .. 73 13 3 .8S7

*2. Wallace Wade, Duke .. ... .. ... . )37 23 7 .830 *3. Jock Sutherland, Pittsburgh ... . . ]27 26 13 .830 4. F rancis Schmidt, Ohio State ..... ] 49 3 t~ lU .81 ·~

5. Edw. (Slip) Madigan, St. Mary's. 'ISS .36 9 .811

6. Gil Dobie, Boston ollege ... . . . . 162 38 ) 2 .8 10

7. GlennS. (Pop) Warner, T emple .. 299 77 20 . 795

8. Andy Kerr, Colgate . .... . ..... . 87 2t~ 5 .78·~

9. Dana X. Bible, Texas . ... . . .. ... 147 42 16 .777 10. Howard Jones, outb. Californi a .. 169 53 11 .761

• Tied for second.

(Note: In figuring averages, tics were not counted. Averages are only on a win-lost basis.)

One name that i n 't ju that lis t- the "Grand

Old Man of Football" - i that of Amos

Alonzo Stagg, now coaching at College of the

Pacific. Along with Warner, Stagg is one of

the truly great veterans of tbc gridiron. In

47 year of coaching, the majority of which

were at Chicago, Stagg's t eams have played

445 games and won 273 of them.

P~haps the most brilliant coaching job in

the lot is buried under Gil Dobie's record.

In the years 1908 through 1916, Gil coached

at the University of Washington and won 58

games, lost none, and tied only three.

Warner's 299 victories gave him the most

wins scored by any coach in the land.

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lntrodu in g th land' ten be t football

coaches- lookin g at them from a lifetime

point of view of . ervice on the gridiron. And

the li s t is t opped hy that Southern gentle­

man , Mr. Frank Thoma. of Alabama.

The 1wxt best men in the business arc Wal­

lace Wad· of Duke and Jock Sutherland of

Pittshur !Yh, The. c two tratcgi t s tied for

ccond place behind Thomas.

1 n t en years of head coaching, T homas'

team. have wo n 78 game ·, lost 13 and tied

th rcr. T l1omas graduated from otrc Dame

in 1923 and in tl1 aL year and in 1924 he was

backfi eld coad1 at Georgia.

In 1925 l• e went to the University of Chat­

ta nooga where in Jour years hi t eams won

30 and lo l 7. J n 1929 and 1930 he went back

to Geonria at his olo job. In 1931 he tatted

at Alabama. and won nine and lost one. In

L933 and ~.934 l1 e turned out Southeastern

Conference championship team and inhls six

year ith the Crimson Tide, Thomas' teams

won 48, lost only ix and t ied three.

Frank Thomas ha had one team in t he

H.o e Bowl. H is 1934· team went to Pasadena

on cw Year's Day of 1935, and whipped

Stanford, 29-13, who everyone thought was

unbeatable.

Here they arc, the top ten, according to

lifetime records;

ffON 1..0 'T TIED PCT.

1. Frank Thomas, Alabama ...... . . 78 13 3 .857

*2. Wallace Wade, Duke . .. . .... ... J37 28 7 .830

*3. Jock utherland, Pi.usburgb .. . . . 127 26 13 .830

4. Francis Schmidt, Ohlo S~ te ..... H9 34 10 .8 H

5. Edw. (S1ip) Madigan, t. M ary's. l 55 .16 9 .811

6. Gil Dobie, Bo ton College .. .. ... ] 62 38 ] 2 .8 10

7. GlennS. (Pop) Warner, T emple .. 299 77 20 .795

8. Andy Kerr, Colgate ..... .. .. ... 87 2 ,~ 5 . 78· ~

9. Dana X . Bible, T exas .. . ... ... . . 147 1~2 16 .777

10. Howard Jones, South. California . . 169 53 11 .76 l

• Tied for second.

(Note: In figuring averages, t ies were not cour11 •tl. Averages are only on a win-los t basis.)

One name that i n't in that list- t h "Grand

Old Man of Football"-is that of A mos

Alonzo Stagg, now coaching at College of the

Pacific. Along with Warner, Stagg i one of

the truly great veterans of t he gri diron. In

47 year of coaching, the majority of which

were at Chicago, tagg's teams have played

445 games and won 273 of them.

PClrhaps the mo t brilliant coaching job in

the lot is buried under Gil Dobie's record.

In the years 1908 through 1916, Gil coached

at the University of Washington and won 58

games, lost none, and tied only three.

Warner's 299 victories gave him the most

wins scored by any coach in the land.

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33.00-37.00-42.00 \¥hethcr y o u ' r c "under­g rad" o r "old-grad" Val­g uards fi ll you r eve ry re­quiremen t ! F rom fabr ic to pattern every Valguar d is "top " for t he mon ey ! ome in goon a nd ee t he new clouble-b reastecl, long-bod ied, low-wai ted coats . .. or t he new sport back. w it h fr e swingi ng shoul der s and mall pleated fl ar in t h back.

ee t hese a nd many others, t ry t hem on, look at youi·­self in a mirror .. . w e know you'l l like VALGUAR D!

• F IRST FLOOR, P RO SPECT

LUNCHES AND

FINE LIQUORS

Lakeside

DINNERS

AND FOODS

Cafe Com plim ents of

Alfred C. Grisanti FREE PARKING IN REAR FOR PATRONS

COR ER 12th A D ST. CLAIR A VENUE, . E .

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JoE PIIL(/UT/1 )

C!iPU!IN­

GUARD

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THE HIGBEE co. STORE FOR MEN

College Men Designed it,

College Men Wear it !

wing t ip Cordovan 11.50

And you'll want to wear this Nettleton Cordovan t oo .. . once you've tri d on a pai r. I ts style, beau ty and pmctic­a lity are unq uest ioned come in soon !

VALGUARD H a n d some Clothing

Styles for Young Men

Two Trouser Suits

33.00-37.00-42.00 Vl helher y o u ' r e " und r­g rad" o r "old-grad" Val­guards fill your every r e­quirement! F rom fab ric to pattern every Valguard i "top·" f or t he mon ey ! orne in soon and ee the new double-breasted, long-bodied, low-waisted coa t · ... or the new sport back wit h fre e swinging shoulders an d small pleated fl a res in th back.

e the e and many others, try t hem on, look a t your­self in a mirror . .. we know you' ll like V ALG ARD!

• FIRST FLOOR, PROSPECT

LU NCHES AND DINNERS

FINE LIQUORS AND FOODS

Lakeside Cafe Compl iments of

Alfred C. Grisanti FREE PARKING IN REAR FOR PATRONS

COR ER 12th A D T. CLAIR A VENUE, . E.

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t:;EOR(;E KENNELLY

-TRC/(L.E-

BES1"' WISHES ....

John 0. McWilliams

CANDIDATE

for

MAYOR

~~-~~~~~l

II C' I' (',~ '1\> <t Rll(·(·e s:-d'nl N('a~m l

POPOVIC'S OLD BAR

2537 t. Clai r A,·c nu c

Nick Popovic Mil an reg uric

GALVANIZING and HOT DIP PROCESS

CUSTOM WORK SOLICITED

The National Telephone Supply Co.

5100 SUPERIOR A VENUE

'LEVELAND, OHIO

rr=========~~~====--~ ,

Sure Winners

Build E n e r g y

with

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PREMIER MILK

and

ICE CREAM

* Prod uced under the Seal­t st ys tem of La boratory Protection- a system of na­tion -wid laboratories form d by a group of leading dairy co mpani es and headed by farnou. food sc i e nti ~t. to set and maintain t he high est tandards in dairy products.

Seal test Sy ·tem standards checked and guaranteed as adv erti sed in Good House­ke eping.

• The TELLING­

BELLE VERNON Co.

3740 CARNEGIE AVE .

Tel. ENdicott 1500

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(iEOR(iE KENNELLY

-TRC/(l.E-

uO/IN SEMPER(i'ER

-FNl)-

BES1" WISHES ....

John 0. McWilliams

CANDIDATE

for

MAYOR

POPOVIC'S OLD BAR

2537 L Clair A ve nu e

ick P opovic Milan Gr gu ric

GALVANIZING and HOT DIP PROCESS

CUSTOM WORK SOLICITED

The National Telephone Supply Co.

5100 SUPERIOR AVENUE

CLEVELA ND, OHIO

==========·--,,

Sure Winners

Build E n e r g y

with

BELLE VERNON

PREMIER MILK

and

TELLING'S

:::

ICE CREAM

• Produced under the cal­test System of Labora to ry Protection- a . ystem of na­ti on-wide laboratoric. form d by a group of leading dairy companies and headed by famou s fo d sc ientists to sc and mainta in the highest standa rd s in dairy prod uct,.. Sealtcst System standards checked and guarant eel a. adve rtised in Good Hou ·e­keep ing.

• The TELLING­

BELLE VERNON Co.

3740 CARNEGIE AVE.

Tel. ENdicott 1500

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J)AN MORMILE.

PAT l MIILI!l -TACK/..£-

/.OU GLIH/1

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STEV£ I 0/ISPER

TACKLE- 1 j

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To Keep in Touch With All MAJOR CATHOLIC COLLEGE ELEVENS

Read the Sport Columns of · '"the Catholic

Universe~ Bulletin 0 fficial Weekly ewspap er of the Cleveland Dioce ·e

THE VOICE OF CATHOLIC ACTIO FOR CHURCH- HOME-SCHOOL

·================~ ,

HEINEN'S 16708 Kinsman Road

THE COMPLETE

FOOD MARKET QUALITY

The Fine t SERVICE

By Clerks of Ability

PRICES Always Right

OFFICE SUPPLIES - PRINTING

"A Safe Bet Buckeye Has It"

THE BUCKEYE OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY

E GI EERS BUILDING

Ontario at St. Clair Avenue

MAin 2593 JOSEPH S. KRAL

I The John Carroll ...

GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY BOOK

IS ONE OF OUR PRODUCTS

WARD & SHAW COMPANY

Printers

Win-Lose-or-Tie ....

- See You-

... at ...

THE VERMONT CLUB

1000 Hamilton Av enu e

Compliments of

A Friendly Firm

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' ST£V£ I GASPER -TACkLE-

'J •

To Keep in Touch With All MAJOR CATHOLIC COLLEGE ELEVENS

R ead the Sport Columns of · rtb.e Ca tho fie

Universe~Bulletin Official Weekly ewspap er of the Cleveland Diocese

THE VOICE OF CATHOLIC ACTIO r FOR CHURCH- HOME-SCHOOL

=====------===============~.

HEINEN'S 16708 Kin man Road

THE COMPLETE

FOOD MARKET QUALITY

Th e Finest

SERVICE By Clerks of Abi li ty

PRICES Alway Right

OFFICE SUPPLIES - PRINTING

"A Safe Bet Buckeye Has It"

THE BUCKEYE OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY

E GI NEERS BUILDI G

Ontario at St. Clair Avenue

MAin 2593 JOSEPH S. KRAL

I The John Carroll ...

GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY BOOK

I S 0 E OF OUR PRODU TS

WARD & SHAW COMPANY

Printers

''---

Win-Lose-or-Tie ....

- See You-

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THE VERMONT CLUB

1000 Hamilton Avenu

Compliments of

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Page 17: Carroll vs. Baldwin Wallace, 1937

John Carroll University J e rse y Number~

o. am Pos. No. Name Pos.

:l8 Petty ( Q-B) 58 Ronan (G) 39 Morgan (G) 59 s. emperger (G) 41 Telzrow (E) 60 Kolka (E) 42 Meilinger (H-B) 61 Qu inlan (T) 43 Va n De Metter (B) 62 Zarachowicz (Q-13 ) 44 Fahey (B) 63 Sutton (E) 45 McCrys tal (E) 64 Quayle ( Q-B ) 48 Murray (Q-B) 66 Marcus (C) 49 F oti (G) 68 Hoctor ( B) 50 Blaha (C) 70 Zeleznik ( E ) 51 Me inty (E) 71 Yo ung (B) 52 Lu cas (C) 72 O'Mall ey (T) 53 Le mpges (E) 75 Ma lia (G) 54 Lyo ns (B) 78 Ken n elly (T ) 55 Leagan (E) 80 Sulzer (T) 57 Wil so n (G)

Starting Lineup

J Semperge r Dom a nski Rancourt Busher Palguta Gaaper Wi!lard 0 67 77 4 7 46 76 79 6

L .E . L.T. L.G. C. R .G. R.T . R.E.

L ucha 73

L.H .

Normile 74

Q .B. Gliha

65 F .B.

Araenault 56

R.H .

OFFICIALS Refe ree, Tyle r, Field Judge, Hamilton

Umpire, Hazelwood Head Linesman, Meyer

Copyrig ht 1937 . LI GGETT & M YE RS T OBACCO Co .

Act lHEM A,, MILDNESS and lAST£

BALDWIN-WALL ACE

Jersey Numbers

No . am Pos. No. Name Pos.

11 Bob H ci nmill er (B) 29 Paul Obney ( G) 13 G n Ly chocho (G) 30 Bob Shertzer (E) 14 Wade Watts (B) 31 Dan Pettit ( ) 15 Dave Aaron (B) 32 Bob Goldsmi th ( B) J 6 Paul Lundblad (B) 33 Larke uber (B) 18 Bill H ef ne r (E) 34 Bill Chi ldress (G) 19 D n atch 11 (B) 35 Ju liu Fishe r (E) 20 Bob Caw r ·e ( ) 38 Bi ll Dav id on (E) 22 Hugh Arnold (B) 39 Bob Bi ·.e ll ( G) 23 Floy d • torey (T) 40 Ray Demboske (G ) 24 Gaylord Grov (E) 41 Andrew Horvath ( G) 25 Paul AlexandeT (T) 43 Bob McG lenn (T) 26 T ed Lundblad (E) 44 Dick Ill ia no (B) '2. 7 Clare nce Ko bie (B) 45 Bill Krause (T ) 2 Oliver Davidson ( T) 46 F ran k Lar ime r (T )

Starting Lineup

\ V. Or.v i dson 1\ r ause Dembo~kc Cnw rse Chilrtr~~

34 R.G.

Iorey T . L undblad

38 45 L.E . L.T .

Watt s 1<1 Q.

40 L.G .

P. Lundbl ad 16

L.H.

20 c.

Sube r 33

R .H.

23 26 R .T . R .E .

Heinmiller 1 l F.

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The Weyand and Metcalf Co. 2 STORE

5501 Superior Avenue 12419 Superior Avenue ,. Dry Goods and Men's Furnishings

C. P . Brickman & Sons FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Are You Getting Kicked Around? l <>+ <>

The landlord is having his day. Ren ts a rc cl imbing. ound va lu es in real estate are definitely established. Ow n Your Own H ome! Buy now. We offer you the advantage of this offi ce in gettino- your location , price, and term: hoth in hom es a nd in vc tmcnts.

<>+ <>

JOSEPH J. HAAS 7208 Superior Avenue Mar ha ll Building CHen y 6600

HEnd erso n 7266 level and, Ohio -----------------

COLONIAL WOOLEN MILLS Manufacturers of

BLANKETS and WOOLENS

leveland, Ohi o

Compliments of

H. J . SHERWOOD DRUG CO.

2064 EAST 9TH TREET

PHOTO FIT

BILL YOU G School Representative

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Most Modern Method of Fitting

o Try On N ece ary

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818 Vincent Avenue

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CUSTOM TAILORED

$35-$65

Reg. U. S. Pat. Office

'om pi imen ts of

MARTIN L. O'DONNELL

SHERIFF

JAMES, PAT, DICK KILBA E

JAMES KILBANE & CO. LICENSED

FUNERAL DI R ECTO R S

06 Detroit Avenue

WOodbine 3170 Cleve land, Ohio

JOHN & DUDLEY MAHON FUNERAL DI R ECTORS

132 01 Euclid Avenue GLen vi ll e 032 1

MA WBY, I n c. Famous for

F IN E HAMB URGERS

2179 LEE ROAD

MILLER DRUG STORES, Inc. LEV ELAND

CLEVELAND HEIGHTS SHAKER HEIGHTS

LAKEWOOD

MANNEN & ROTH CO. SHEET META L CONT RACTORS

910 Wood land Avenue

JEFFERSON STANDARD LIFE INSURANCE CO.

ALL T YPES O F LIF E INSURANC E a nd MOR T GAG E LOANS

. E. York 1205 Leade r Bldg. Hel'l'y 1186

vEORC'E QUINLfiN

T-R t, J..£..

ED W!LL~RD

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The Weyand and Metcalf Co. 2 STORES

550 1 Supe r io r Avenu e 124 19 Supe r io r Avenu e

D-ry Goods and Men's Furnishings

C. P. Brickman & Sons FUNERAL DIRECTORS

720 Superior Ave nu e

HEnderson 7266 levela nd, Ohio

COLONIAL WOOLEN MILLS Manufacturers of

BLANKETS and WOOLENS

Cleveland, Ohio

Com pl iments of

H . J. SHERWOOD DRUG CO.

2064 E A T 9TH STREET

PHOTO FIT

BILL YO UNG Sch ool Repr esentative

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No Try On ecessary

<>+<>

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818 Vincent Avenue

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$35-$65

Reg. U. S. Pat. Offi ce

Are You Getting Kicked Around? l <>+<>

The landlord is having his clay . Rents are cl imbing. ound value: in r eal state arc definitely esta bli shed . Own Your Own Hom~! Buy now. We offer yo u the advantage of t his offi ce in getti ng your location, pr ice, and t erms both in homes and in vestments.

<>+ <>

JOSEPH J . HAAS Ma rshall Bu ilding CHerry 6600

omplim ents oC

MARTIN L. O'DONNELL

SHERIFF

JAMES, PAT, DICK KILBA E

JAMES KILBANE & CO. LICENS E D

FUNERAL DIRECTORS

06 Detroit Av nu e

WOod bin e 3170 Cleveland, Ohio

JOHN & DUDLEY MAHON FUNERAL DI R ECTORS

13201 Eucl id Avenue GLenv ill e 0321

MAW BY, Inc. Fam ous f or

FINE HAMBURGERS

2179 LEE ROAD

MILLER DRUG STORES, Inc. LEVELAND

CLEVELA D HEIGHTS SHAKER HE IGHT

LAKEWOOD

MANNEN & ROTH CO. SHEET METAL CONTRACTORS

9108 Woodland Avenue

JEFFERSON STANDARD LIFE INSURANCE CO.

ALL TYPES OF LIFE INSURANCE an d MORTGAGE LOANS

N. E. York 1205 Leader Bldg. CHerry 11 6

TONY KOLK17 -£N -

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And He Learned

about FRESHNESS

from Her!

I

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$27.50 & $34.50 O + O

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Weste rn Re serve, Nov. 20, ( 2 :00 p. m. ) Olivet College, No. 6, ( 2 :00p. m . )

Box s-uJ per or lower .................... $1.75 Boxes-upper or low er ...................... $1.50

Re er ved ea - low er ...................... 1.25 Re. en·ed eats- lower ...................... 1.00

pper Grand -tand 1.25 Upper Grand tand --------------------------- -- - 1.00

,en r al Admission 1.00 General Admi s ion ---------------------------- .75

Player Age

Ar ·enault, Ed . ...... 19

Blaha, Dick .......... 21

Bush er, J oe .......... 21

Doman ·ki, Dick .... 21

Fah ey, Ray .......... 19

Foti, Jim ................ 23

Ga ·p r , tcv e ...... 23

Gl iha, Lou ........ .. .. 22

Hoctor, J o ........ .. 20

Kennelly, Geo . 20

Kolka, Tony .. ...... 20

Legan, Stan .......... 19

Lempge., T ed . ...... 19

Lucha, K en . .......... 19

Lucas, John ...... .. .. 20

Lyons, John .......... 22

Malia, Pat . ... .. ...... . 21

Marcu , J ohn ........ 21

McCrystal, J im .... 19

McGinty, Frank .. 22

M ilinger , J ohn .... 19

Morgan , Jim ........ 19

Mormile, Dan ........ 21

iu r ray, Jack ........ 19

O'Mall y, Ed . ...... 20

Palguta, Joe (cap) 22

Petty, Bernard .... 18

Quay le, Joe .......... 19

Quinlan, Geo . ...... 23

Rancourt, Fred .. .. 19

Ronan, Nick ........ 18

Semperger, John _ 21

S mp e rg er, SteYe.. 22

Sulzer, Lou .......... 19

Sutton, A I ...... .... .. 19

Telzrow, Tom .. .... .. 19

VanDeMetter, Jack 19

Wi ll ard, Ed . .......... 19

Wilson, Jim ..... ..... 21

Young, Bill .. .. ...... 19

Zarachowicz, Zen 20

Ze leznik, John ______ 19

1937 ROSTER No. Wgt.

56 165

50 1 5

46 165

77 203

44 155

49 170

79 203

65 176

68 173

78 207

60 179

55 172

53 175

73 170

52 183

54 178

75 198

66 178

45 176

51 198

42 160

39 180

74 174

48 162

72 185

76 183

38 172

64 168

61 205

47 183

58 185

67 180

59 179

80 194

63 185

41 160

43 165

69 187

57

71

62

70

165

190

174

196

Heigh t Poo ition

5 ft. 9 in. H. B.

6ft. 1 in. C.

6ft. c. 6ft. T.

5 ft. 10 in. H. B.

5 ft. 7 in. G.

6ft. 1 in. T.

5 ft. 10 in . F. B. 5 ft. 10 in. H . B. 5 ft. 10 in. T.

6 ft. ~-

5 ft. 9 in . E.

5 ft. 11 in. E.

Gft. H. B.

5 ft. 10 in. C.

5 ft. 11 in. H . B.

6ft. T .

6ft. 1 in . C.

6ft. 2in. E.

5 ft. 11 in. E.

5 ft. 10 in. H. B.

5 ft. 11 in. G.

5 ft. 9 in . Q. B.

5 ft. 9 in. Q. B.

6ft. T.

5 ft. 11 in. G.

5 ft. 9 in. H. B.

5 ft. 9 in. Q. B.

5 ft. 11 in. T.

5 ft. 10 in. G .

5 ft. 10 in. G.

5 ft. 11 in. E.

5 ft. lJO in . G.

5 ft. 10 in. T.

6ft. 1 in. E.

5 ft. 10 in. E.

5 ft. 9 in. H. B.

6ft. 1 in. E.

5 ft. 10 in. G.

6ft. F. B.

5 ft . 11 in. Q. B.

6ft. 1 in. E.

H om etow n

Winslow, Me.

Cleveland, 0.

Years on

P rep School Squ ad

Win low High 0

t. Ignatius 2

lev land, 0. ath. Latin 2

1

1

2

2

2

0

1

0

0

0

0

0 2

1

2

0 2

0

0

Cleve land , 0. Cath. Latin

leve land , 0. Holy arne

Jame -town, .Y. Jam estown Hi

Youngsto-wn, 0. outh High

le' eland, 0. ath. Latin

New York , . Y. Iona Prep

Clev land, 0. Co llinwood

lev land , 0. Mapl e Hts., 0. Dunkirk, . Y.

levcland, 0. Sharp~ville, Pa.

Cleve land, 0. harp ' vill e, Pa.

Sharon , Pa.

andusky, 0 . Cleve land , 0. Massilon, 0. Lak wood, 0. Cleveland, 0.

ollinwood

Maple H eights

Dunkirk High

oil inwood

Sharpsville Hi

West High

Sha r psville Hi

Sharon High

andu ky High

t. I rnatius

Ma · ·ilon H i

t. Ignatiu·

Holy Nam e 2

Fort Wayn , Ind. C ntral, ath. 0

Cleveland, 0. W st High 0

Youngstown, 0. South High 2

i l , 0. Niles Hi g h 0

Cleveland, 0. Lakewood, 0. Waterville, Me .

Cleveland, 0. Sharp vill e, Pa.

harpsvil le, Pa.

Cle e land , 0. !eve. Hts., 0.

Cleveland, 0. Cleve. 1-Its ., 0. Mansfield , 0.

leve land , 0 . E lyria, 0. Cleveland, 0. Map le Hts., 0.

Shaker High 0

Lakewod, High 2

Waterville Hi 0

Cath. Latin 0

harpsvill Hi 1

Sharpsvill e Hi 1

G lem ill e High 0

Height High

Holy ame

ath. Latin

Aquin·1s (col)

Shaw Hi gh

t. Ignatius

Hol y Nam e

Maple Hts. H i.

0

0

0 0

1

0

1

1

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And He Learned

about FR ESIINESS

from Her!

/

I

C11pr , 1••:11 . I' l .o rt lhu d Ct,. l nt'.

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Ba ldwin W allace, Oct. 8, (Night Ga me) Dayton University, Oct. 15, (Nigh t Game)

W este r n Reserve, Nov. 20, ( 2 :0 0 p. m .) Ol ive t College, No. 6 , ( 2 :00 p . m . )

Box - upp e r or lowe r .................... $1.75 Boxe:s-upper or low er ...................... $1.50

Reser ve d Seats- lower ...................... 1.25 R ese rYed eats-lowe r ...................... 1. 00

pp r Grandstand 1.25 pper Grand t ancl .. ............... .. ........... 1. 00

General Admi ·sion 1.00 Gen raJ Adm ission ............................ .7 5

Player Age

A rsenault, Ed . ...... 19

Blaha, Dick ......... . 21

Busher, Joe .......... 21

Doman ·ki , Di ck .... 21

Fahey, Ray .......... 19

Foti , Jim .. .......... .. .. 23

Gasper, Steve ...... 23

G liha, Lou .. ....... ... 22

Hoctor, Jo e .......... 20

K enn e lly, G o. .. .. 20

Kolka, Tony ........ 20

Legan, tan .... .. .... 19

Lempges, Ted . .... .. 19

Lucha, Ken . .......... 19

Luca·, John .......... 20

Lyons, John .......... 22

Malia, Pat . ............ 21

Ma rcus, J ohn .. ..... . 21

Me rysta l, Jim .... 19

McGinty Frank .. 22

M ilinger, John .... 19

Mo rgan, Jim _ ...... 19

Mormile , Dan ........ 21

Murray, Jack .... .... 19

O'Mall ey, Ed . ...... 20

Pa lguta, J oe (cap) 22

P etty, Bernard .... 18

Quayl e, J oe .......... 19

Quin la n, Geo . .... .. 23

Ranc urt, Fred .... 19

Rona n, Nick ........ 18

emp rger, J ohn .. 2 1

emperger, SteYe .. 22

Su lzer, Lou .. .. .. .... 19

Sutton, AI .. ... ...... . 19

Telz r ow, Tom .. ... .. . 19

VanDeMetter, J ack 19

Willard, Ed . .......... 19

Wil so n, Jim .. .. .. .. .. 21

Young, Bil l .......... 19

Zarachowicz, Z en 20

Zeleznik, John ...... 19

1937 ROSTER No . Wgt.

56 165

50 185

46 165

77 203

44 155

49 170

79 203

65 176

68 173

78 207

60 179

55 172

53 175

73 170

52 183

54 178

75 198

66 178

45 176

51 198

42 160

39 180

74 174

48 162

72 185

76 183

38 172

64 168

61 205

47 183

58 1 5 67 180

59 179

80 194

63 185

41

43

69

57

71

62

70

160

165

187

165

190

174

196

Height Poaition

5ft. 9in. H.B.

6ft. 1 in.

6ft. c. 6ft. T.

5 ft. 10 in. H. B.

5 ft . 7 in. G.

6ft. 1 in. T.

5 ft . 10 in. F. B.

5 ft . 10 in. H. B.

5 ft. 10 in. T.

6ft. E.

5ft. 9 in. E.

5 ft . 11 in . E.

G ft. H. B. 5 ft. 10 in. C. 5 ft . 11 in. H. B.

6 ft. T .

6ft. lin . C. 6ft. 2 in. E.

5 ft. 11 in. E.

5 ft. 10 in. H. B.

5 ft . 11 in . G.

5ft. 9 in. Q . B.

5 ft. 9 in . Q. B.

6ft. T .

5 f t. 11 in. G.

5 ft. 9 in. H. B.

5ft. 9in. Q.B.

5 f t. 11 in . T.

5 ft. 10 in. G.

5 ft. 10 in. G.

5 ft. 11 in. E.

5 f t. 1JO in. G. 5 ft . 10 in. T .

6 f t. 1 in . E.

5 ft. 10 in. E.

5 ft. 9 in. H. B.

6 ft. 1 in. E.

5 ft. 10 in. G. 6ft. F. B.

5 ft. 11 in. Q. B.

6ft. 1 in. E.

Hometown

Winslow, Me.

Cleveland , 0. Cl ve la nd, 0. Cleve land, 0. Cleveland, 0.

Years on

Prep School Squad

Winslow High 0

t. Ig natius 2

ath. Latin 2

Cath. Latin 1

Holy Name

Jamestow n, N .Y. Jamesto·wn Hi

Young town, 0. South High

Cleve land, 0. ath. Latin

New York , N. Y. Iona Pr p

1

2

2

2

0 lev land, 0.

Clev land , 0. iapl Hts., 0.

D unkirk , N. Y.

Cleve land, 0. harp:sv ill e, Pa.

Cleve land, 0. Sha r psvi ll e, Pa.

haron , Pa.

andus ky , 0. Cleveland , 0. Ma ·sil on, 0.

Co ll inwood 1

ol lin wood 0 Map le H ights 0

Dunkirk H igh 0

ol linw ood 0

Shar psville Hi 0

West High 2

ha r wvill e H i 1

h a ron Hi gh 2

and usky High 0 St. Ignatius 2

Mas ilon Hi 0 La kewood, 0. t. Ignatius 0

Clevelan d, 0. Hol y Name 2

Fort Wayne, Ind . Ce ntral , Cath. 0 Cl v land, 0 . Young town, 0.

i le·, 0.

Cleve la nd , 0. Lakewood , 0. Waterville, Me.

Cleve land , 0.

W est High 0 outh High 2

il es High 0

0 Shaker High

Lakewod, High 2

Watervill e Hi

Cath. Latin

0

0 Sharpsvill e, Pa. Sha r psvi ll e Hi

Sharp ·v ill e, Pa. ha r psv ill e Hi

1

1

0 0 0 0 0

1

0

1

1

Cleve land , 0. Cleve. H ts., 0. Cleve land , 0. Cleve . Hts., 0. Man f ie ld, 0 .

leve land, 0 . Elyria, 0. Cleve land, 0.

1aple Hts., 0 .

!envill e High

Heig ht Hig h

Holy Name

Cath. Latin

Aquinas (col)

Shaw High

St. Ignatiu s

H oly Nam e

Maple Hts. Hi .

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11w BARGE aBMOC THIS YEAR !

DE SIG NED BY LANZ OF S AL SBURG

FEATUR ED BY E SOUI RE

Y ES, the Barge is "a Big Man On the

Campus" now. Important Seniors swear

by it, knowing Sophs and Frosh wouldn't

th ink of appearing on campus without a

pair. It 's that lon g -won ted, sturdy , li ght­

weight, smart campus shoe that will

stand by you as faithfu l ly as a brother­

in-the-bond.

6 STETSON •

For /ls.snrance of Qnality

Buy

'TA;\DARD BRA D .

at

e Hart Scha ffn e r & Mar x

e Fash ion P a rk Clothes

e Adler-Roc hes t e r Clothe s

e Dobbs H a t s

e Florsh e im Shoes

e Arrow Shirts

e Kaynee Boys' W e ar

e Mallory Hats

e Inte rwove n Hos ie ry

e Manhatta n Shirts

and many other well -known brands

The B. R. Bake.- Co. Euclid at Ninth

$12 .50 Other fam ous men's shoe s

from $6 .50

1861 E . 6TH S TRE ET

H O LLEN DEN HOTEL

Floral Designs Wedd ing Bouquets

"Say It with Flowers"

WICKLIFFE FLORAL CO. FLOWER S

For Joy ·- For Sorrow

Phone Wick liffe 11 3 90 1 E u cli d Avenu e

WI 'KLIFFE, OHIO

We Deliver in Greater Cleveland

A. NUNN QUALI T Y M E ATS AN D POULT RY

710 Superior Av .-GArfield 4623

22 1 Lee Road-FAirmount 4181-2 DELIVERY SE itVICE

A H I,; ARTY WELCOME; A WAIT FOOTIJA LL GUESTS AT

HOTEL DEVON HALL 1588 An el Road CEdat· 6700

Dai ly Ra tes '1.25 to $3 .00 After lhc Gam e, Devon Hall Dinner s Satis fy

Sons of Carroll dos.A.Kiejer,S.J.

I 1 I J. J J: ]' I J J

C82U&

Page 23: Carroll vs. Baldwin Wallace, 1937

7/w BA AGE aBMOC THIS YEAR !

DE S IGNED BY LANZ OF S A LS BUR G

FEATURED BY E S QUIRE

Y ES , the Borge is " a Big Man On th e

Campus " now. Important Seniors swear

by it, knowing Sophs and Frosh wou ldn't

thin k of appearing on campus without a

pair . It's that long-won ted , sturdy , li g ht­

weigh t, smart campus shoe that wi ll

stand by you as faithfull y as a b ro ther­

in -the-bond .

& STETSON

~

For /lssnrance of Quahty

Buy

·1 \ 2\Di\h.D BP A TD . at

e Hart Schaffne r & Ma r x

e Fash ion P a rk Clothes

e Adler-Roche s ter Clothes

e Dobbs H a t s

e F lor sheim Shoes

e Arrow Shirts

e Kaynee Boys ' W e ar

e M a llory Hats

e Inte rwove n Hos ie ry

e Manhattan Shirts

a nd many other well-known brands

The B. R. Baket• Co. Euclid at Ninth

$12.50 Other fam ous men's shoes

f10m $6 .50

1861 E. 6TH ST REET

HOLLENDEN HOTEL

Flora l D igns W edding Bouquets

"Say It with Flow n;"

WICKLIFFE FLORAL CO. FLOWER S

For Joy ·- For Sor row

Ph on e Wi c k liffe 1 13 9 01 E u cl id A ve nu e

vYI CKLIFFE, OHIO

We Del iver in Greater Cleveland

A. NUNN QUALITY ME ATS A ND PO UL T RY

8710 Superior Ave.-GArfield 4623

228 1 Lee Road-FAirmount 4181-2 DEIAVERY S ERVICE

A H EARTY W ELCO M IO: AWAITS FOOTIJALL GUESTS AT

HOTEL DEVON HALL 15 An el Road Eclar 6700

Daily Ra tes $1.25 to 3.00 After the Gam e. Devon Hnll Dinn rs at.is fy

Sons of Carroll cfos.A.Kiejer,8.J.

J J

Page 24: Carroll vs. Baldwin Wallace, 1937

-- FROM --

MARTIN L. SWEENEY

AFTER THE GAME

DINE AND DANCE

in th e

CORAL ROOM at

FENWAY HALL 107th a nd Euclid

SEASON

.. . t o . . .

JOH ARROJ L U IVE RSITY

Complime nts of

Warsaw Sausage Mfg. Co. 2711 cov ill Ave nu MAin 3955

Compliments

Chisholm Boot Shops, Inc. F I NE SHOES fo r MEN a nd WOME

W e t Side Shop- 14824 Detroit Avenue Down town hop-2037 E a. t 4 th Street

East Side hop- 10405 Euclid at E . 105th

WOodbine 4800

Allmen Transfer & Moving Co. H . L. ALLMEN, Manager

omplet 'loving and to rage Se rvice, Hou. ehold , Office, Fumiture, Piano, E lectric Refr igera tor

Baggage.

8420 Lak Avenue leveland, Ohio

-- -- ·----

The B. & B. Auto Glass Co.

... Di t ri butors of .. .

LORAI T and SP ORTLIGHT POTLIGHTS

Wind::;hi cld un Visors and Wing;;

Au to Glass a nd Win dshi eld Speciali ·L· Aulo Safety Gla ·s

E Ic[icott 2790 7120 a rn gi Avenue

Edar 4500 DAY and IGHT

Comp lime nts o f

Harry T. Maher, Inc. LICENSED FUNERAL DIRECTOR

J 2019 ·woodland Avenue

Comple t e F une r a l Home S e rv ice

Compliments

of

SCHAFER-SHUR COAL CO. 2335 East 105th treet

Res., ME. 6630 Office, P R. 2670

Redifer's Charter Bus Co., Inc. SIGHT S E EING a nd CHARTE R B USSES

FOR ALL OCCASIONS

651 Termina l Tower

BALDWiti__ WALLACL VARSITY

PI!Ut.. OBNEY e

Page 25: Carroll vs. Baldwin Wallace, 1937

--FROM--

MARTIN L. SWEENEY -· -- --

AFTER T H E GAME

D I N E AND DANCE

in t he

CORA L ROOM at

FENWAY HALL 107th and Euclid

... to . . .

JOH ARROLL U IVERSITY

Com plime nts o f

Warsaw Sausage Mfg. Co. 2711 cov ill Av nu MAin 3955

Comp lime nts

Chisholm Boot Shops, Inc. F I E HOE for MEN and WOMEN

\Vest Side Shop- 14824 Detroit Av nue Downtown hop-2037 Ea t 4th t r eet

East S ide Shop- 10405 Euclid at E. 105th

WOodbine 4800

Allmen Transfer & Moving Co. H . L. ALLME , Manager

om ple te Moving and Storage e t·vice, Household, flice, Furnitu re, Piano, Electric Refrigerator ,

Baggage.

420 Lake Avenue levelancl, Ohio

- - ·-- - - - - -·

The B. & B. Auto Glass Co.

... Distributors of . ..

LOR AI J and SP ORTLIGHT SPOTLIGHTS

Wi nd:shi cld Sun Visors and Wings

A uLo Glass and Windshield Specialist::; AuLo Safety Glass

ENd icott 2790 7120 Carn gie Avenue

Eclar 4500 DAY and I GHT

Compl ime nts of

Harry T. Maher, Inc. LICENSED FUNERAL DIRECTOR

12019 Woodland Avenu e

Comple te F u n er a l H ome Se rv ice

Compliments

of

SCHAFER-SHUR COAL CO. 2335 East 105t h Street

Res., ME. 6630 Office, PR. 2670

Redifer's Charter Bus Co., Inc. S IG HT SEEI NG and C H A R T E R B U SSES

FOR ALL OCC AS IO NS

651 Term inal Tower

BALDWfti:_ WALLACL VARSITY

P~Ui- /... UNDBL.AD - HAL r 8..9CIC<> TEO

PAUl.. OBNEY'

Page 26: Carroll vs. Baldwin Wallace, 1937

<:...,. -·-:s 0 '"''< "' > ;

0

0::

to 0 0"

::q "' :s 3

to 0 0"

Compliments of

A Friendly Firm

FRESH FOODS

\\ 'e ne\·er r ela x ou r untiri ng

e ffor ls lo b ri ng to your tables,

the fmest and fr cshe ·t food

that arc possi ble to obtain!

<>+ <>

FISHER FOODS

Cfc·z•cluud Owned

"CH \:\ IYI O ,'\ ~ 0 1 ~ COOn I I \ T \ G"

ompliments of

WEBERS RESTAURANT

I V A E. KA VE EY, Prop.

YO WILL FIND

THE TERMINAL GARAGE A CO VENIE NT PLA E TO P ARK

Ent ra nce: - Hu ron Road a nd Ontario

CHURCH and SCHOOL

FURN ITURE Class1·oom and Chapel Furni tu re in t he new J oh n

arroll University fu rn ished by "K 1DTZ."

AUDITOR IUM- CL ASSROOM AND ST ADI UM SEATI NG

The ·eats in Clevela nd 's Municipal Stad ium were furn ished and in tall d by " KU 1DT Z."

C raftsmen in 'W ood S in ce 18 74

The Theodor Kundtz Company LEVELA 1D OlliO

SIDEW ALI(S · CURBING · BUILDINGS constructed of

give safe and lasting service

Page 27: Carroll vs. Baldwin Wallace, 1937

t:d 0 0"'

0 ::T

0. t:d ;;; - rJl

:>;: !!'

;,; ~ c c rJl

"'

Compliments of

A Friendly Firm

FRESH FOODS

\ Vc nc1·c r relax our untiring

effort.· lo br ing to your tables,

the fin est and frcsbc ·t foods

that arc poss ible to obtain!

O + <>

FISHER FOODS

ompliments of

WEBERS RESTAURANT

IVA E. KAVENEY, Prop.

YOU WILL F I ND

THE TERMINAL GARAGE A CO VE IENT PLACE TO PARK

EnLran ces - Huron Road and Ontario

CHURCH and SCHOOL

FURNITURE Ia sro 111 a nd hap el Fumiture in the new J hn ano11 Univ ers ity furnish d by "KUNDTZ."

AUDITORI UM- CLASSROOM AND STADIUM SEATING

The cats in leveland's Muni cipal SLad ium were fumi .·hed and in ta il ed by "KU DTZ."

Cr a f t smen in "W oo d S in ce 1874

The Theodor Kundtz Company LEVELA D OHIO

SIDEW ALI(S · CURBING · BUILDINGS constructed of

give safe and lasting service

Page 28: Carroll vs. Baldwin Wallace, 1937

r-------------------------~----------------------------------- ------ ----

JOHN CARROLL ATHLET ES

. .. usc . ..

Soothing, Antise ptic, Heal ing

WHITE CROSS SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE

21 il2 East 9th Stre t

A High Class School, On e of th e L a r ges t and ~e s t Call , Phon e or Write fo r 'omp lete lnforrnaL10n

CII erry G5 1!)

Soda Drin ks, Icc Cream an I Light Lunch aL Our oda Fo un ta in

ALPHA PHARMACY W. E. LUTHY, Manager

YOURS FOR HEALTH and BEAUTY

A. L. GREGG DENTIST

X-Ray · 4 14 ' lark Av e nu e

SOVEREIGN HOTEL RE IDE TI A L and TRAN I EN T

1575 East Boul evard

JAMES T. BABBITT, Manage r

Compliments

of

H. N. WHITE NUNICH

I NTERESTED IN CA RROLL?

McNALLY - DOYLE Famous Candies and Pastries

Telephone HEnd e 1·:on 8600

ALL STORE

Compliments

of

Cleveland Concession Co.

LUCCIONI'S THE ITA LI AN RESTA RA NT

Dealing with Cleveland e rs for 20 yea 1·s

Phone E l\:clicott 9200 42l:l Euc lid Ave .

Open Daily f rom 7 a. 111. Lo 1 a. 111 . levela ncl , 0.

Complim e nts o f

American Radiator Co. 1294 Eas t 55th Street

Complim e nts

of

A FRIENDLY FIRM

WHITEWAY STAMPING CO.

1201 E. 55th SireeL HEnderson 2721

Complime nts

of

JOHN BARTUNEK, SR.

READ THE CARROLL NEWS BSCRIPTIO N $1. 00 PER YEAR STUDE T PUBLJCATIO

REST OF JOHN CARROLL PLAYERS

L T ed L empg s '1. Ray Fahey 7. J im Wilson

10. Jac k Mu nay 2. Dic k Blah a 5. Zen Zarachowicz

8. Jo hn Zeleznik 11 . teve Sem perge r 3. T ern Telzrow

G. Stan Leagan 9. Jim McCrysta l 12. Lou Sulzer

Page 29: Carroll vs. Baldwin Wallace, 1937

r---~----~~----------------------------------- ----------------

JOHN CARROLL ATHLETES

... Ll.'C ...

Soothing, Ant ise ptic, Healing

WHITE CROSS SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE

2132 East 9th StJ·eet

A Hi g h Class School , On e of th e L a r g e s t a nd -!3es t Call, Phone or Writ for ompletc Informa tiO n

C Hen ·y G5J9

, oda D1·i nks, lc ' Cream and Lighi Lunch aL Our oda Fou ntain

ALPHA PHARMACY W . E . L THY, Manager

YOURS FOR HEALTH and BEA TY

A. L. GREGG DENTIST

X-Rays 4 14 la r k Ave n ue

SOVEREIGN HOTEL RE IDENTI AL and T RAN IE T

1575 East Boulevard

JAMES T. BABB ITT, Ma nager

Compliments

of

H. N. WHITE NUNICH

INTERES TED IN CARROLL?

McNALLY - DOYLE Famous Candies and Past r ies

Telephone If Enderson 600

ALL STO RE S

Compliments

of

Cleveland Concession Co.

LUCCIONI'S THE ITALIAN RESTAURANT

Dealing with lcvelanders for 20 yea rs

Phone EP:dic ott 9200 42 13 Eu clid A ve.

Open Daily from 7 a. m. Lo 1 a. m. Cleve land, 0.

Complim e nts of

American Radiator Co. 1294 East 55th Street

Compliments

of

A FRIENDLY FIRM

WHITEWAY STAMPING CO.

1201 E. 55th treci HEnclc l·son 2721

Compliments

of

JOHN BARTUNEK, SR.

READ THE CARROLL NEWS SUBSCRIPTIO $1. 00 PER YEAR TUDE T P UBLI ATIO

REST OF JOHN CARROLL PLAYERS

1. Ted Lempgc · 4. Ray Fahey 7. J im Wilson

10. Jack Murray 2. Dic k Blaha 5. Zen Zarachowicz

8. J ohn Zeleznik 11. Steve em perger 3. Tem Telzrow

G. Stan Leagan 9. Jim McCrystal 12. Lou Sulzer

Page 30: Carroll vs. Baldwin Wallace, 1937

THE HO USE OF DEPENDABIL ITY

STEUDEL MOTORS, Inc. OIIUXT }'ACTORY DEALER

DODGE a nd P LYMOUTH MOT OR CARS

DODGE TRUCKS Good U Hcd Cn,., 8620 Lorn.in Avenue

THE HASEROT CO. IMPORTERS, ROASTERS, PACKERS

o(

SENOR A C O FFE E

Co mpliments of

The Tillman Pontiac Co.

The W m. L. Wagner & Son

l951 East 75th St., Off Euclid

National Library Bindery Co. J 766 East 1:33nl Street

W E BIND F OR CARROLL

WH Y NOT FOR YOU?

Sec L. J. Bob: Liberty 7200

THE NEWMAN STUDIO " PLEASING PORT RAITS"

Old P hotographH Copi d. \Ve will go to you r home and make portrait. of wedding groups or individuals

PRICES REA ONABLE 1706 Euclid Ave., Second F loor MAin 2333

'omplimenls of

Maurice F . Hanning

Compliments o[

ED'S BARBECUE 100 and AR E GJE

1st 2nd :3rd 4th Quarter Qua rter Qum·ter Quarter

~--------------------~--~----.---~----~-Tota l

J OH CARROLL

VISITORS

'ompl iments of

FRANK L. FELTES

Complimen ts of

Hatfield Electric Co.

LAMPE & SON MEATS and P OULTRY

J•"U LL LINE OF F ANCY GROCE RJE.

LA MI'WS M EAT USED I OUR CAFETER IA

ThiH P rogram Prin ted by

PROGRESSIVE PRINTING Co. 5006 W oodla nd A venue HEnde r son 72 10

ompliments of

E. P. MONAGHAN, M. D. 1801 Republic Bldg. Cleveland, Ohio

THE ERB CO. MALLORY HATS

ARROW SHIRTS

I TERWOVE r 0 KS

PRospect 1712 1838 Payne Avenu e 1241 5 Superior Ave. 681 East 105th t.

ompliments of

HARRINGTON ELECTRIC COMPANY

CAXTON BUILDING

THE FLYNN-FROELK Co. F URNITURE DEALERS

and L ICEN E:D FUNBRAL D IRE TOR Funcrnl Parlors .and how Room

5309 upe rior Avenue HEnduson 2630

FUNEHAL HOM E

13104 Euclid Avenue HE nder on 2630 ~----~~-----------~----------~--~------------------- -- - ----- - . ~

A Modern Home ...

OUR mo d ern funera l home .-------------------,

has a ll those little nicities in furnish ­ing s and equ ip­ment which tend to a dd to the com fo rt of o ur patron s. It is mani­festly soo thin g in

e :v e r y d e t a i I , impress ive a nd

beau tifu l.

DISTI NCTIVE SERVICE MODERN COST

The flr~orrag iron. Co. ). W. McGorray ]. J. O'Malley

1Runrral 1lltrrrtorn

PHONE MElrose 1971

3040 Lorai n Avenue 14133 D etro it Avenue

Page 31: Carroll vs. Baldwin Wallace, 1937

..

THE HOUSE OF DEPENDABILITY

STEUDEL MOTORS, Inc. DIRF:CT FACTORY D EALER

DODGE and PLYMOUTH MOTOR CARS

DODGE TRUCKS Go(}(l Us •d Can 8620 Lorain A venue

THE HASEROT CO. IMPORTERS, ROASTERS, PACKERS

or SENORA COFFEE

Co mplim nts of

The Tillman Pontiac Co.

The Wm. L. Wagner & Son 1-'UN IO: H.AL JIOM I~

J 95 L East 75th St., Off Euclid

JOHN CARROLL

VI ITORS

Compl iments of

1st Quarter

FRANK L. FELTES

omplimcnt of

Hatfield Electric Co.

LAMPE & SON MEATS a nd POULTRY

FULL L l E OF F AN CY GROCERJE

LAMPI' "S M l, AT. U. IW JN OU R CA FETEH IA

PRo ·pect 1712 183 Payne Avenue

Com pliments of

HARRINGTON ELECTRIC COMPANY

CAXTON BUILDING

National Library Bindery Co. l 766 Ea ·t U3rd treet

WE BIND FOR CARROLL

WHY NOT FOR YOU ?

Se ' L . J. Bolz Liberty 7200

THE NEWMAN STUDIO "PLEASING PORTRAITS"

Old PhoLog1·aphs Copied. W e will go to yo ur home an d make portrai ts of wedding groups or individ uals

PRICE RE . . 0 ABLE 1706 E ucl id Ave., ccond F loor MAin 2333

'omplimcnis of

Maurice F. Hanning

2nd Quarter

omp liments o(

ED'S BARBECUE 100 an I ARNEGIE

3 rd Quarter

4th Quarter

T hi s Prog ram P1·inted by

To tal

PROGRESSIVE PRINTING Co. 5006 Woodland Aven ue HEnderson 7210

Complimen ts of

E. P. MONAGHAN, M.D. 1801 Republi c B ldg. Cleveland, Ohio

THE ERB co. MALLORY HATS

ARROW SHIRTS

I TERWOVE so K

12415 Su perior Ave. 681 East 105th St.

THE FLYNN-FROELK Co. F RNITURE DEALERS

and Ll g SED FUNE.RAL DIR E T .RS Func1·al Parlor:) a nd how R om

5309 uper ior Avenu e HEnder on 2630 --

FUNERAL HOME

13104 Euclid Aven ue HEnderson 2630

A Modern Home ...

OUR modern funeral home ,.--------- -------- -,

has all those little nicities in furnish­ings and equ ip­ment which tend to add to the comfort of our patrons. It is mani­festly soothing in

e:v e r y de t a i I, impress ive and

beautifu l.

DISTINCTIVE SERVICE MODERN COST

ne flr~nrray iron. ca. ) . W. McGorray ]. J. O 'Malley

1Jt unrral itrrrtorn

PHONE MElrose 1971

3040 Lorain Avenue 14133 Detroit Avenue

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