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1970 OHIO STATE FOOTBALL ROSTER No. Nome Pas. Wgt. . Hgt. Ag. Cia.. Home Town (High School) High School Cooch

I Schram, fred ...... PK 174 5-11) 20 1r. Massillon' Wa.nmgton) · diJ not play in B.S. 2 Johnston. Paul . .... . ...... pK J72 S-Ill 20 , r. Cleveland (Cuyahoga Hcights) Bill Jacohs 3 "Scnsibaugh, Michael .. .. .... 5 190 6-0 21 Sr. Cincinnati (Lockland) Bcn Hubbard

Rice. Elliott ........ ... . ..PK 16, 6-0 19 So. Jeffcrson (JcIT~""n) Fred r."lburn Sivinski. DJniei .. . . DRH IHI 5-11 IQ So. Columh", , \\' ",,<rsoll) Ron Shav

6 Daie. ,\1 i,h"e1 ..........DCB 174 5-10 21 Sr. Eric, Pa. (~onhc"st) Oa\'e H;nnah

7 Zcune, Roger .......... DLH 162 5-8 19 So. Pataskala (Watkins Mcmorial) Gary ~1aullcr

10 ··Ke-rn, Rex .... ..... QB 18~ 6-0 21 Sr. Lancaster (Lanca~ter) . Earl Jones II Cowman. R.1t1dall ...... DCB 190 6-0 19 So. Dayton (Beavercreek) Paul I-.!artin

12 Moore. Ro" . ...... QR I~ ·'i 5-11 19 So. ;\lIel1(own. P.l. , DicrulT) John BcJnarik 11 Smith, Bruce ... .. ........ .. S 162 5-10 21 Sr . Gallipolis (Gallia Academy) T errv I·hnsk" 15 Zetts. Gary ... .... .. ...... QB 192 6-.3 1<J So. Struthers (Struthers) Bob 'Com,nings

16 "Zelina, Larr\' . .......... ORH 196 6-0 21 Sr . Cle"e1and (St. IkneJictine) August Bossu Ii Lucki . ybrtin .......... DRH 182 6·2 19 So. Bridgeport (St. John) Denny Bowm;m 18 ":--bc iejolV<ki. Ronald . ..... QB 192 6-2 21 Sr. Bedford (Bedford) Francis :-'IcBdlic

19 "L.1mka, Don;]ld .. .... .. .. . tB 190 5-11 21 lr. Cleveland (South) John Gentile 20 Kinsey. :o.1;]rvin .. , ....... DCll 195 6-2 19 So. Eas! Liverpool (East Livcrpool) Bob Mc!'"e 21 :\ndr~ Iis, Frank ............ 5 180 6-0 19 So. Euclid (Euclid) Ed Tekidi

1122 ··H.l\'dCn, Leollhus . . ......OU·! 208 6-2 Sr . Da\'ton (Roosevelt) Dick M""luardt 23 Battisu. Tho,;"s ...... .. DLH 183 6-3 1'1 W~irton, W.\·,\. (\Veinon) Charles /).t'l ;;

24 ·C:llll p ~'.li.l. "'rTlUmas ...... OLH 18'5 5-11 20 Jr. f\.ent (R'Josc"clt) Thomas C.lllipolla• Sr. "

1=) Sloan. Cary . . . .... .. .. . DRH 184 6-1 19 So. !'apoleon (Napoleon) Ch:Jrl<:s . Buckcnrneycr 26 •• ,\nJerson, Tim . . ...... .DRH 196 6-0 21 Sr . Colliers, W.Va. (Fnllansbee) Denfl\' Williams 2S */1uword. Harry . .. DLH 190 6-1 20 Jr. Cincinnati <. Princeton) Pat I\'bncuso

29 Conk'\'. Wiili,"11 ., ... . .OU; I'!H '-10 IY Jr. Columbus (Pleasant"jelV) Don El>I .,2 ··T;llUll·l, ja(k ... . ... DCB 20S 6-0 21 Sr . P;l ssi.lC. 1\'.J . (Passiac) John Fe;]crici 33 (;,dhos. 'RicharJ . . ' .. . . ... I'll 200 6-0 19 So. Memor (MenlOr) DickCrum--_.._-_..

H Hld,oc. John .FR 210 6-1 19 So. Westlake (WestI.lke) Jim la'lOst'k 35 Son nell . ~Iichad . LB 210 6-2 19 So. SyJl'ania (Central Catholic)' Ji", Cordi"k 3(, Do!l. John .. . .... . . . . .... fB 19'5 5-11 IY So. Portsmouth ( ['ortsmouth) did not pl..)' 111 H.s.- _ . ._- - _ .. _ _.._--_._ ._-_.. _--- ----- ----- --_.._----_... ..­.I", Waugh . Ch,,,les ... .ORC; IlJ() 6·0 21 Sr. Clinton (Clinton) Ralph Beddo\\' 38 ( ;;\·Cll S. J).Inid ... DLH I(;.~ 5-10 1<) fr- Louisville (Louis, ille) Virgil ROIll;ln

'3t} Ferko. I( i,hard . . .. .. . 1.B 194 "·11 19 So. I'ittsblirgh, l'a . (Muqtour) eh,,,les Connor - --..--.- .... -.- ----- ------------.-----. 11 S<: ilnt. Ri,brei .. S 182 6-1 Itl ..(). Cuvahoga Falls (Cuyahoga Falls) Tern' R,l".;

l' ··Hr\l( ~ ln.:..:t o l1. John .lOB 216 6·1 22 Sr . Brooklyn. ,'<.Y. ( klfcrson) MOl' Finkdstcin 43 E·,ans. Frank . . .. .m 18'5 5-10 It} Su. Columbus ( !'onh) Jid nut pia,' III H.S.--_._--­11 Hu;:;hcs. John .. . ..... OI\H 190 6-1 1'1 So. Duquesne. 1'3. (Duquesne) "'like Kopul()\'idl 1'5 Beecroft, ( :harlcs .. . DRT 22'5 6-3 1'1 So. Dayton (C"rull) Jim Spoerl 46 llrculcliX. Inn . . . .... . ()tT 211 6·5 1'.1 So. Alexandria. Va. (Edison) Dean \\'"dJdl- -_. ._-------- ..- .----.----- -..-- ------- ­17 Cuhurn. james ... . FR 192 5-11 21 5r. ,\I:,,"nr<. (Maumer) Don Prentiss ~H Burchinal. 10hn .... ... DIU1 18S 6-1 21 Sr. Columhus (North) Roger 1knJrix 4'1 Hannan. Timothy .... C 20'5 6-1 20 Jr. Uniontown (Lake) lim Smith

A.P. Po.LL

1. Nebraska 2. Notre Dame 3. Texas

4. Tennessee 5. OHIO STATE

6. Arizona State · 6S-HICKS, John, 19, 6-3, 240, so,7. L.S.U. .more _ _ _ from ' Cleveland _ _ _ "

19708. Stanford · letters in . ·threesports at John ICaptains: Rex Kern 9. Michigan Jan White · High ._ . captained his high seh

football team _ . . was a regu,10. Auburn James Stillwagon Douglas Adams • throughout spring practice _ . . c••.

56 *Texas A. & M_ 13 play either guard or tackle but wi .:.U.P.J. POLL 34 *Duke 10 · likely be used at right guard ___ ha,29 Michigan State 0 ! an excellent attitude. _...• is ~sy .toI. Texas 28 *Minnesota 8 ,:COaCh __ . hobby is music . _ . works in2. OHIO STATE 48 Illinois 29

a steel mill during the summer " - " 24 Wisconsin 7 ·_·· .. · _jjihft'tiid.. .plays with great dedication __ . played

3. Nebraska 24 *Northwestern 10

4. Tennessee 10 Purdue 7 offensive guard and defensive lineback­5. Notre Dame 20 *Michigan 9 er in high school. _. his top football thrill was in 'his first

'6. L.S.U. 17 tStanford 27 ' high school game when he intercepted a pass and .Kturned 7. Michigan it 60 yards. __ in the College of Education _ _ . wantslo .290 1208. Arizona State teach after graduation_ __ considered top offeQsi"eline­Won 9, Lost 1 9. Auburn man on last vear's frC$hmanteam • __ admires Gene H~er­Big Ten Champions

10. Stanford son ' and J •".Kramer . . . t Rose Bowl

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208 [1970] 50 Pitstick, Anr.hony .... . .... . .C 215 6-3 20 So. Xenia (Xenia) Don \1iddlelOn ~ i Dixon, Kenneth .......... LB 203 6-3 19 So. Wintersville (Wirrn5\'ille) Robert Kw!cwell 52 °DeLeone, Thomas .......... C 214 6-2 20 Jr. Kent (Roosevelt) Thomas Campan". Sr.

H .·Conroy, James ..............C 214 6-2 21 Sr. Bay Village (Bay) Jack Llewellm 55 Fletcher. Ke\'in ........... ~lG 218 6-1 19 So. EastOrange,;\'.J.(E""Orange) Torn De:1n . 56 1\'ixon, Tholl1as ............ C 218 6-2 19 So. Mansfield (Mansfield ~cnior) Gary Prahst

--------------~--------57 Houser. Thomas ... . .... ORG 217 6-2 20 Jr. Massillon (Washington) Bob Seaman 58 Bonica, Charles ......... OLG 242 6-3 21 So. Waltham, Mass. (Waltham) Fran Morelli 59 . Pisanelli. Fred ............ LB 209 6-2 19 So. Warren (\\'lrre~) Richard StrJhm

-------------------------------------~---iiI) \·cr..nski. \Iibn ......... ORC 227 6-1 21 Jr. Harrisburg, Pa. (H:"", ', Ceorl'e Ch"ullll' 61 "(;cntilc, James .......... ORG 21H 6-2 22 Sr. Po"'nd (Struthers) BohCollllllings 62 "Strickland. Phillip ......... LB 212 6-1 21 Sr. Cincinnati (Taftl Will Hundclllcr

6.l •• :\Jams, Douglas .... LB 214 6-0 20 Sr. Xenia (Xenia J. Jack Harhaugh 64 Rabatin, Thomas .. .. .... au; 211 6-0 It) So. Wadsworth (Wadsworth) Lorrell :o.bst 65 Hicks, John ......... . .. ORe 240 6-3 19 So. C:c\'cland (Joh .: Hay) William Ibrris

66 CraL Larry ............ .OLG 212 6-1 19 So. ,\kron (St. Vincent) John Cistone 67 ··Holloway, Ralph ........ DRT 227 6-1 21 Sr. Oberlin (Oberlin) Oard (;odd"rd 6i! ··Stillwagon, James . . ...... MC 220 6-0 21 Sr. Mt. Vernon (Augusta Mil. :\cad.) Etlward CIYIl1f)rc

1i9 Mason. Glen ............... LB 210 6-2 20 Jr- Colonia. 1\'.J. (Colonia) Joe Martino iO H.•scnohrl. George ...... DLT 240 6-1 19 So. Garfield Heigh!1 (Garfield) Clil1 Foust 71 -Troha, Richard ........ . .ORT 232 6-3 21 Sr. Cleveland (St. Joseph) Bill (;utbrod

i2 Cummings. John ........ OLT 250 6-2 19 So. Cincinnati (St. Xavier) Tom Ballah"n i3 ·Sirnon. Richard . .. . ..... ORT 226 6-2 20 Jr. Parma (Valley Forge) Jim Fritzsche 74 Long, Dalid _ .._O_I_n 2_2_2_____ Jr_.______ __ I'_au_I "_,,_lt_______....... ._._._ ______ 6_-1_____20 D_elphos (Ddphn:~ .._____________ __ zn

i~ -·Cheney, David ... .. .....OLT 228 6-3 21 Sr. Lima (Lima Senior) ;\1 Scrimer 76 Oppermann. James ...... DRT 2li 6-4 20 Sr. lllutlton (Blutfton) ~"'rk CU\ert ii Stoudenmire, ylalory ... :.__. D_L_T__~E_____6-_3______1_9____· ~S-o-.____C_Ie\'elan~J..KennedLl._________~~icl:!~~~~uk___.__

78 Werse!.. Timothv ....... .OU; 21~ 6-2 19 So. Cincinnati (Roger Bacon) Bran Bacel'ich 79 Williams. Shad' ... . . DRT 232 6-3 19 So. Portsmouth (Portsmouth) Carl Ilenh"," 80 ··White. Jan .............. OLE 212 6-2 21 Sr. Harri.,burg, Pa.(Harris) Ceor;.:e Ch"~~_I'___ ----------.----------------------------~-------------------------~---81 ""uhn. Richard ..........OLE 211 6~2 21 Sr. LouiS\'ilie (Louisville) I'"ul StJrkcy XJ uhnko\Vski, Bruce ........ORE 192 5-11 21 Sr. Fair L"WIl, N.J. (Fair Lawn) Frank D~\ens ~3 "Dcbe\c. ~f:trk ...... . .... DLE 214 6-1 21 Sr. Gene\a (Gene\,,) Tom knnell

IH ·-lIbrsh. Jack ........ . .... DRE 219 6-2 21 Sr. EIHia (Elvria) William garton 85 ·Harris. Jimmie .......... ORE 182 5-11 20 lr. D~vton (I~o[h) Ken ;\l1Ilil1 86 ·Cappell. Richard ... .. ... DRE 204 6-0 21 Jr. DO;'er (Dover) Richard f{"il1cs 8:;':7:----:·:-;L-u-'-n-'-n-er-,'";"7'·e-n-"-[t-;'h--- .-.-.-..-.-;::D:-;:R:-;Ec:--:---~20~8C----67'·-:;-2------:;-200:----.......;.1r-.-----:~leJin;-iTfighland) --·------------Phil HJhn' ..

8S 'Wbite, Stanley .......... DLE 212 6-1 20 Jr. Kent (Roosevelt) Thomas c'lInpana. Sr. 8') Mountz. Gregory ........ OLE 203 6-3 20 Jr. Hummelstown.!'a. (Low", Ihuphin) Jim Seacrisr ------------~~-----------------------

911 Teague. :o.lervin ......... DLE 214 6-5 2u So. y oun~sti.,wn (East) (;us Hehory l)1 ·W.• kdielJ. Richard ...... DLlI 198 6-4 21 lr. Avon Lake (:hon Lake) AI (J':-';eill . 91 Burrows. Roger ... , ... :. ORE 192 6-2 21 Sr. Brunswick (Brunswick) Juhn Armstron).!

93 Brown. Jefl'rcy .......... ORE 195 6-4 19 So. Chambersburg. Pa . i Ch:uubas\,ur;.:) Thomas C" rroll 94 Strong. Terry ... .. ...... DLE 139 6-3 IH SO. Weirton. W.Va. (Weirton) Charles Ibsil 9; I..ago, Cary ....... .. .... ORG 217 6-2 20 So. Ashtabula (EJ);cwooJ) Da,id Six

96 Baxa, Thomas ..........ORT 245 6-5 . 19 So. St. Clairsville (St. Clairsville) Lewis Higgin.boch::ull 97 Jones. Kirk ........... . DRE 200 6-3 I<J So. Wooster (Wooster) .· Jack Peterson 9M Sapanero, Robert ........ DI..T 226 6-2 20 Jr. Mayfield Heights (Maytidd) Charles Beach 99 Belgra\'e, Earl .......... DLT 233 6-5 19 So. Brooklyn. N.Y. (Jefferson) Moe: Finkelstein

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IlTlll1eaten Bllcl\e~-es Do\vn ' took the play away from the heavilv-fa\'orcd Buckc\'es in tlle::N()rth\vcstern B-v

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amJe olltgaining the entire Buck­I' ('OL! ·:\IBI'S. Ohio lAP, · S('{'· ington once in the sH'l)nd hall eye team on the ground.ond-r;mkt'd Uhio Sl;I!('. liS slUt- C'onwbHC'k bt'fore a r"c'()!'d Uhiu Adamle. who gainC'd 102 yards krin:.i ;lil' gaillt.' ht'lPlllg \t)rtll- Stadium crowd of 8f3.lji:.l. to 83 for the Buckrycs in the wp.;tern to a 10-:; halftime lead. \orthwl'stern. bidding lor its lir:- t t\\'o quaI'l ers. scored on a stuck to apf.wl'rfu! grol,lnd g:lJlll~ fir:-;l Big Ten title in 3-1 yt'ar~. olle-yard run late in the first ill Ill(' s('conti half Salun!ay and dropped out of a share of the period. ground out a 2-1-10 B{io: Tell tri- ' leagul' lead after the aroused Brockingtoil. · the 220~pound umph. \\'ildcats picked off three of senior, carried 42 times for 161

The Huekey('s jumped on the iKern's passes and used them to :--<In!s on inside power plays. He ln~i<i .. track to the Buse BII\\1 keep O:lio State Jrom a touch­ scured from the eight-,\(lrd line wilh their fourth straight confcr- down in the first half. ~o pull Ohio Stall- ahead to st;;y CIICC victol'\' as Rex Kern scored Northwestern. now 3-1 in the 17-111 with fOllr' minute:- If'f t in twice and fullbaek Jlihn Brr;ek- league and :H for all games, the third peril/d .

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