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CENTRAL STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE

MOUNT PLEASANT, MICHIGAN

OFFICIAL PROGRAM

FOU RTH ANNUAL

HOME COMlING October 21 and 22, 1927

lFOOT BALL CENTRAL

vs. WESTERN

COLLEGE FIELD 2 :30 P. M.

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PRESIDENT E. C. WARRINER , ''1

TO ALL OUR FRIENDS

Welcome Home! Central greets you with warm hearts today. Look around to see the improvements on the campus, then shake hands with your instructors, remembering that it is men and women that make the real college.

Central will have two home-comings this year. Today's is the first. The next will be at the dedication of our new administration building next June. Saturday, June 16, isAJumni Day. We shall have a reunion of everY class ' ~rbm , 1896 to 1927. W·hich class will have the largest number back? M,<i-ke. your,.plans now: tob~ , I

here. With best wishes for this school year,

E. C. WARRINER} President.

HOME COMING PROGRAM

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21

Athletic Field

7 00 p. m.-Bonfire-under supervision of the Freshmen. 7:15 p. m.-Songs and yells .

7: 30 p. m.-Pep Speeches. 7 ·45 p. m.-More songs and yells. 8 .00 p. m.-Dance--'Gymnasium.

Music by Wooley's Orchestra.

Patrons and Patronesses: President and Mrs. E . C. Warriner, Dean Bertha M. Ronan, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Tambling, Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Troutman, Mrs. D. W. Frear, Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Wheeler, Mr. and Mrs. Bourke Lodewyk.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22

8:30-9:30 a. m.-All Alumni and Visitors register at Science Building.

Meet Faculty Members.

9:30-10 :30 a. m.-Visit new building. 10.30·12:00 m. -Parade and Program.

~ Line of March: Band, Faculty, Alumni, Seniors, Juniors, Sophomores, Freshmen.

12:30-1:30 p. m.-Luncheon at cafeteria (50c per plate). Alumni, Faculty and Students 'invited .

2.30 p. m.-Football Game-Athletic Field. Central State Teachers College vs. Western State Teachers College.

4 20 p. m.-Alumni, Faculty, Students and Visiting Friends are invited to call at the Dormitory.

7:00-11 :00 p. m.~G:ta-nd Finale.

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Rival Coaches

WALLACE C. PARKER Head Coach , Central

STEW ART BUTLER Line Coach

EARL T. MARTINEAU Head Coach, Western

Ear l T. Martineau, coat il of the Western State Football team, needs no introduction to football fans. During his high school days he was consid ered the greatest player ever representing a Minn eapolis high school team. During college he played three years at the University of Minnesota where he was chosen, his senior yea r, on Walter Camp's An American team . Since coming to Western in 1924, Martineau has made an enviable re cord as a footba ll coach. His t eams are always well coached and generally feare:! throughout the state.

Coach Wallac~C.-Parker, whose foot­ball teams brought sbte-wi,le fame to Central during th e years of 1921 to 1924, returned to Central as head coach in the fall in 1926. This fa ll t h o Ma roon and Gold squad has won three succe 1sive v ic­tories while keeping it':; own goal line uncro.s sed. Thus "The Fighting Teachers" are repeating t heir achi.~vements of pre­vious seasons under Parker's tut~lage. During the first t hree years of hi s coach­in g at Central, his teams sufferei defeat on t he gridiron but twice and outscored their opponents in those three seasons, 531 to 41.

Stewart Butler, an all-conference center and former captain of the University of Indiana varsity, came to Central this fall

as lin e coach.

Rival Captains George F ulgoni, captain of

the Western team, is a well known figure in Michigan foot­ball. He first received recogni­tion playing with Grand Rapids High School where he was chosen All Stat.e half-back. H e is the most brilliant as well as t he most consistent ground gainer on Western's team.

GEORGE FULGONI C.o.ptain. Western

GEOR:;E HACKETT Ca ptaIn, Central

Captain George H ackett of Hart, Michigan, is playing his third year of football at CentraL Hackett has earned the reputation of being a wonderful defensive end. This fall he is playing the best game of his career and i s one of Central's most dependable linesmen.

r Central Players ~estern Players

MONAGHAN

WEST CORNELL LEAR

IUYlI3ALL

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STROKIS

1 CLINE

KELLY

M :C .E LSON

MORLEY BEAM

Western Squad

Playing No. 1 2 4 5 6 7 8 9

11 12 14 16 19 22 22 23 25 26 27 29 30 31

! 33 33 35 36 37 39 41 42 43 53 62 83 86 89

Player's Name Position Frendt, Clarence ..... .. ........ .... ... Halfback ............ , ....... ... . Casper, Elgin ....... ...... ....... .. ...... Tackle ... .. ..... ..... .. .......... . Beam, Milton ............................ End ............................... . Cornell, Willard ...................... Fullback ............... ... ..... . J ach, Jarvis ....... ....................... Quarterback ............... . Frankowski, Richard .............. Center ....... ................... . . Bars tis , Dennis ........... .............. Tackle ........................... . Lear, Floyd ................... ..... ...... Halfback ........... ............ . St rokis, Alex ....•..................... End ....................... ........ . Fulgoni, Geo., Capt .................. . Fullback .......... ............. . Welbes , George ..... .. .. ............... Tackle ............................ . Flannery, Elmo ... ....... ..... ...... ... End ................... .. .......... . Corbat, Richard ... " ................... Halfback ....................... . Beck, Frank _________ ______ ___ __ __________ Tackle ----,--------- ---,------------Gordon, Eric .......... .................. Guard ........................... . Summerfelt, Milton ................ Guard ...... ............. ......... . Hagadone, Webster ................ Quarterback ................. . Cohen, Abe __ ___ ___ .. ___ . ______ __ _____ ___ __ .Tackle ------ ----- --- --- -- ------."--Metrask, John ...................... Tackle ........................... . Monson, John ___ ____ ___ __ ________ _____ ___ Center ------.- ---_.-- -------------Pump, Herman ..... ............ ....... End ............................... . Maas, Leo ............................ .. .. Halfback ....................... . Olendorf, Jasper ............... ... .... End ............................... . Swanson, Lowell .............. ...... .. Guard ... ................. ........ . Seborg, Herman .................... .. Guard .......................... .. . Banach, Frank ... ..... .............. .. Quarterback ............... , Morley , Raymond .. .... .... .... ...... H alfback ... ..... ..... ...... .. . Johnson, Carl ......... ................ ... Guard ......... .. ... ..... ..... .. . . Leiber, Paul ....................... ...... Tackle .. ............... .. ........ . Valentine, Clark ..................... End ......................... ...... . Barnhill ..... ........ ....... ................ Fullback ............... ........ . Tait, Darb ................. ............... End ....... ...... .......... ........ . Water s , Russell ...................... End ..... ........................... . McKee, Harold ................. .... ... Center .. ....... .... ............ .. . Weidenfeller, John ............... ... Guard ....................... ... . . Lewis, Frederick .. .... .... ............ Halfback ............... .... .. . Miller, Gerald .......... ... ... .. ........ Halback ... ...... .............. .

Weight 170 180 174 165 164 155 185 156 170 155 170 164 157 172 214 178 145 172 184 188 185 163 156 190 183 163 148 165 172 156 192 191 152 215 239 152 162

Years 0

2 1 3 ~

1 3 1 1 2 0 0 1 3 0 1 1 2 0 2 3 0 2 0 2 3 2 1

0 0 2 0 0 1 0 1

Central Squad

Playing No. 10

Name P osition Weight Carl Wilson ................ Center ... ......... ..... . 191

11 Roy Kimball ................ Guard .................... 176 12 Chester Stackhouse ...... Center ................ .. 196 13 Sidney Swanton .......... Ta ckle .................. 185 14 Carl Munson ................ Tackle .................. 175 15 Lym an F enton ............ Guard ....•.. ............. 214 16 Ivan Cole ............ ........... Guard .................... 170 17 Milton Clark ................ Center ............... , .. 127 18 Sam McClutchey ........ End ........................ 185 19 Harley R eek ................ Tackle ......... ......... 175 20 Lawrence Sweeney ...... Center ... ......... ...... 155 21 Alfred West ................ Guard .................... 205 22 Jake Burnham ........... . Tackle .................. 175 23 Edwar d White ..... ....... Guard .... ....... ......... 175 25 Donald Stamat s ........ .. Halfback 133 26 Jack Brotzman ............ Half back ......... ..... 155 27 Carl Mickelson ............ Fullback ..... ...... ... 155 28 Kenneth Kelly .... .......... Quarterback ...... . . 29 Joseph Dondero .......... Quarterback ....... . 30 James Knapp ..... ....... .. Halfback .. ..... ...... . 31 George Hackett, Capt .. . End ............... ....... . . 32 Leo Hutchinson ............ Halfback ......... .... . 33 Gerald Selby ................ End ..... ........ ...... .... . 34 Melvin Lewis ................ Fullback ........ ..... . 35 Fred Hickman ......... ..... End .............. .. ... .... . 36 Jack Cline ................. .. . Ha lfback ........ .. ... . 37 Claire Monag han ....... . End .... ...... ...... ....... . 38 Byr on Johnson ............ F ullback .... ......... . 39 H erold Grasman .......... F ullback ............... .

Leslie Barden .............. End ..................... .. . Frank Petchnik ............ Halfback ............ . .

o Dutch Brant ....... .... ..... Fullback ..... .. .. ... . . o Howard W oodruff ...... .. Guard

155 130 160 162 170 180 180 165 170 185 200 175 170 150 166 165

\ Home Town Years

Reed Cit y........ 0 Mt. Plea sant...... 2 Ashley, Ohio .... 0 Highland Park.. 0 Mt. Plea sant...... 0 Lexing ton .. ...... 2 Mt. ,Pleasant...... 0 Alpena .............. 2 Onaway ... ......... 0 Mar shall .......... 0 Mt. Pleasant. ..... 0 Cass City.......... 1 St. Louis .. ... ..... 1 Clare .. ... ........... 0 Warsaw, Ind..... 0 Chesaning ........ 0 Newber ry .... .... 2 Roya l Oak .. .... 1 Mt. RJea sant.. .... 0 Marlette ............ 1 H art ..... .... .... ..... 2 Cass City... .... ... 2 Lela nd .............. 0 Lowell .... .......... 0 Mancelona ...... .. 1 Croswell ............ 3 A lpena ... .. ... ...... 1 R eed City. ......... 0 Sebewaing ........ 0 Otisville ............ 0 Clar e .. ................ 0 Grant ....... ........ . 1 Vicksburg .. ...... 0

Probable' L-ine-U ps

CENTRAL Knapp Johnson Cline

o 0 o RHB FB LHB

Kelly or Stamats

0 QB

Hackett (C) Reek West Stackhouse Kimball Burnham Monaghan

o 0 0 0 0 o o RE RT RG C LG RT RE

LE LT LG C RG RT RE o o 0 0 0 o o

Beam Barstis-'-S~';'~';f~lt~ Monso~--' - Sebo';g- '- Beck Pump

QB

o Banach

LHB FB RHB o o o

Morley Cornell Fu lgoni (C)

WESTERN

Score by Quarters :

Western

Central

Referee ....... , ................ A. W. Thompson (Lansing) U . mplre __ ...................................... J ack J erpe (Kenyon)

Head Linesman .................. Edgar Roper (Western)

Central Songs and Yells

SONGS I

Central State Varsity Men of Central State, on to Victory

Every man in every play. • Central, State expects her Varsity,

To WIn, today. R,,;h, rah, rah, rah, rah, Wm for Central State.

Chorus: Vars ity. down the fi eld,

Never yield Raise hig h our sh ield! March on to victory For Central State

And Maroon and Gold, Oh Vars ity, we're for you, Here for you, To cheer for you.

We have no fear f,?T you, Oh, Varsity!

II

On For Central On for Central, on for Central, Plunge rig ht thru that line Run the bal] clear round W estern

. A touchdown sure this time. On on Central, On on Central Fi.ght on for her fam e, Fig ht fellows FIght, fi g ht, fight, and we' ll win this

game.

III

Varsity Varsity, Varsity

,Rah. Tah, Central V a r s ity, Rah, rah, Central Varsity, Varsity, Varsity. Smas,h 'em', bus t 'em, crack VarsIty. '

',em hard,

IV Stand Up and Cheer

Stand up a nd cheer, Stand up and cheer for Central State , For today we raise, the Maroon and Gold

above the rest, Ou r boys a r e fighting, F or they are bound to w in the fray, We've got the team. we've got the steam, For this is Central's Victory Day.

R ah, Rah, Rah! (repeat verse) R a h , Rah, Rah! Team-Team-Team

v Old Central

Cheer for "Old Central" Central will win Fight to the finish Never g ive in

Rah·rah·rah You do your be3t boys We'll do the r est boys Cheer for " Old Central"

R a h! Ra h! Rah!

VI

How Do You Do?

How do you do old Centralites, How do you do

Is ther e anything that we can you?

W e 'll do the best we can W e' ll stand by you to the ~an How ·do you do Old CeiItralites

you do. '

do for

how do

YELLS

1. Yea t eam! Yea team! ' Yea team! Fight 'em! Fight 'em! Fight 'em!

2. Yea--Yea-­

Yea-- Yea--.

3. Maroon, gold, fight, Maroon, gold, fight, Who , fight? ·We fight! Maroon , gold, fight,

fight! fight!

fight.

4. Rah !--Rah !--Rah !--Rah 1 Central State- Central State Rah !- -Rah !- - Rah !--Rah ! Central State-Central State Rah !-- Rah !-- Rah !--Rah 1 Central State- Central State Rah! !

5. Fight !- Fight !- Fight !- Fight! Central State ! Central State 1 Fight! Fight! Fight! Fight! Central State! Central State 1 Fight! Fight! Fight! Fight! Central State! Central State I Fight! !

6. Sis! ! Boom! Ah ! Central Rah!

Summary, Important Penalties

Loss of Five Yards L Time taken ou ~ more than 3 times dur­

in g a haL.' at request of captain . 2. Fa ilure of substitute to report to the

off icial. 3. Violation of off side rule, illegal posi-

tions. etc. 4. Holdin g, et C., by defensive side. 5 . Unreasonab le delay, 6. Crawl ing . 7. Player out of bounds. 8. Interf erence with opponents before ball

is put in p~ ay. 9. Running into kicker.

10. Putting ball into p lay other than as p i'ovided.

11. Feint to sn a p ball. 12. Attemp ts to draw opponents off side. 13. Player a t t empting fair catch taking

more than two steps after catch. Loss of Fifteen Yards

14. Sub3titute commun icating with player be ~01' e ball is put in play.

15. Player leaving fi eld during one minute intermissions.

16. Interference w ith fair catch, etc. 17. Throwing p layer who has made fair

catch. 18. Pus hing, pulling, interlocking interfer­

ence, etc . 19. Holding, etc ., by s ide in possession of

the ball. 20. In terference by s id e making forward

pass. 21. Intentionally t hrowing forward pass to

ground. 22. ""Roughing" the kicker. 23 . Pilin g up. 24. Hurdling. 25. Tripping, tackling out of bounds, run­

ning into opponents, etc. . 26. Unsportsmanlike conduct, abusive

language. 27. Side line coaching.

Los. of Twenty-live Yards 28. Team delaying start of game. 29. Team not ready to play at start of

seoond half. 30. "Clipping."

Loss of HaI.f Distance to Goal Line 31. Illegal return to game.

32. Player disqualified for striking , kn ee-ing, kicking, etc.

33. Fou l within I-yard line. 34. Foul behind goal lin e.

Loss. of a "Down" 35. Interference by side making forward

pass-~prior to fourth down. 36. Recovery of backward pass out <if

bounds- prior to fourth down . 37. I llegal or in comp lete forward pass-

prior to fourth down. 38. One forward pass in each scrim-

mage. 39. Forward pass striking grou nd- prior

to fourth down. 40. Forward pass touched by two eligible

players of passing s ide- prior to fourth down.

41. Forward pass out of bounds on the fl y- prior to fourth down.

Loss of Ball 42. Ball kicked out of bounds, unless

touched, etc. 43. Batting t he ball. 44 . Illegal use of hands or arms. 45. Interference by side making forward

pass- fourth down. 46. Interference by defensive side in case

of forward pass. 47. Ba.ckward p,ass out of bounds--on

fourth down . 48. Illegal or incomplete forward pass­

on fourth down. 49. If forward pass be toucl)ed by in­

eligible player of passer's s ide. 50. Forward pass out of bounds on the

fly-fourth down . 51. Evasion, by throwing ball to ground­

fourth down. 52. Off side player touching ball. 53. Off-side p layer recovering kicked ball

after crossing line of scrimmage. 54. Failure to advance ball to 10 yards 53. Off side player recovering kicked ball

in four downs. Disqualification

56. Striking, kneeing, kicking, etc. 57. Flagrant "roughing" of the kicker (also

loss of 15 yards). . ' 58 . F lagrant unsportmanhke, cO,ndtict (also

loss of 15 yards).

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