University of Toledo - Blockhouse Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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THLETICS4' ROY HUDSON Freshman Football Coach Roy Hudson whose football feats at Mrchrgan where he made the All Amerrcan are known natronally was appornted early thrs fall by the athletrc staff to become the Unrversrtys frrst freshman football coach Hudson suc ceeded rn turnrng out a group of frrst year men that are gorng to play a brg part rn Coach Jrm Nrcholson s plans for the future He rs partrally rnstallrng here the system used rn the Western Conference Hudson also served as as srstant basketball coach VARSITY FOOTBALL 1933 Brehl Robert Bolton Lours Bruggeman Delbert Davrs Kerth Duharme Frederrck Fletcher Meryl tlVlanagerj Grllooly Thomas L Kressler James fCheer Leaderj Martrn Robert A Najarran Adam Neff Orrn C Noonan Lawrence J Prono Edward Shelly Charles R Shepherd Robert Smrth Wrllram V Smolenskr Edward J Taylor Carleton F Thayer Gordon E Wellrng Gerald R Wrckter John G VARSITY BASKETBALL 1933 34 Brehl Robert Dowd John Karser Earl lVlcLaughlrn Guy McDermott Roland Mostov Davrd Rapparlre John Schmuhl Carl JOE SHANK Basketball Joe Shank has completed hrs second season as captarn of the Blue and Gold cagers and hrs thrrd year as a member of the varsrty Joe wrll long be remembered here as one of the frnest for wards the Unrversrty has developed A leg rnjury prevented hrm from frnrshrng out hrs last year but hrs frghtrng sprrrt was always evrdent on the floor and off BILL WILES Baseball Brll Wrles has been captarn of the Rockets for two of the three years he has starred wrth the Toledo nrne B111 was a perfect captarn berng a splendrd all around player and a frghtrng leader He could hrt prtch and play center freld wrth equal abrlrty although center freld was hrs usual posrtron TOM GILLOOLY AVD BILL RICHARDSON Golf Tom Grllooly and Brll Rrchardson were co captarns of the Rocket golf team thrs year Both tlhese men have frnrshed therr second year as members of the squad Tom and Brll were consrst ent pornt getters thrs season and served well rn therr capacrty as co captarns JERRY WELLING Jerry Wellrng drstrngurshed hrmself rn Ohro Conference play Sports wrrters throughout the state recognrzed Jerry as one of the best backs rn Ohro college football He was unanrmously chosen on every all conference and all Ohro team He led the entrre state rn rndrvrdual scorrng s ill 1 I Y - Y . Jaeschke, Don G. 13 M ' Shank, Joe - l7l -

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9 9.0 BLOCKHOUSE . - F.. I FRESHMAN FOOTBALL 1933 Arend, Franz J. Beaver, William Chambers, Richard C. Faber, Robert F. Geer, Paul Hatfield, Beauford R. Knowles, William N. Monto, Carl Cm. Osborn. Ernest H. Palm, Clarence W. Jr. Rehm, Ernest Rothlisberger, Oliver W. Schlaff, Charles N. Spooner, Jack A. Vorderburg, Marvin FRESHMAN FOOTBALL The University freshman football team this year was made up of a number of players who graduated large from local and neighboring high school elevens. Coached by Roy Hudson, for- i mer All-American backfield star, the . team was good enough to offer the var- 'A sity, Rockets some stiff competition each . time the two teams scrimmaged. In - scrimmage games with various high ' school teams, the frosh clicked as a com- bination and seemed to adapt them- selves easily to the system used here. On the basis of their performances . with the freshman team, most of the players are slated to play on the first or second varsity teams next fall. Sev- eral of the first year men impressed Coach Nicholson with their ability, and may beat out some veterans in the bat- tle for positions on the 1934 team. Freshman football has been Q . given a higher rating here than ever before. For the first time at the University a coach has been obtained expressly for the freshmen. Numerals were awarded to the players for the first time also. -I70- X

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QQBLOCKHOUS GILLOOLY BIEHL WELLING NOONAN University of Toledo -.,,-.,,............,...,,N,A,,,,,,,,,,,w,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,w, W 2 Capital ......, ,A.., , r v,-...,,.....,.,,.7,,,,,,,,,,,,,w,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, A.,-,,A,,,,, 7 Traveling to Columbus for the first game of the 1933 season, the University of To- ledo football team, hit by ineligibilities, dropped a slow game to Capital University there by a 7-2 score. For three periods the two teams were unable to push over any score. Early in the final quarter Capital scored the only touchdown of the game on a 40-yard pass that was first partially blocked by two Toledo players and finally caught by a Capital man as he was stumbling across the goal line. It was a purely defensive game, both teams resorting to frequent punting and doing little offensively. Only five first downs were recorded, three by Toledo and two by Cap- ital. Numerous penalties halted drives of both elevens. University- of Toledo ,,,,s,ts-....,..........,,,.,,,.,,r,,,,,.,,. ,,,.,..,.,, ,.,........., O Detrozt Czry College .... . ....,.. i ....... .... .,.r,.., i ,..,... it ,.,.......,.. O A heavy rain and a muddy field greeted the University of Toledo eleven when it traveled to Detroit to meet the City College Tartars there in its second game of the season. The two teams battled to a scoreless tie. The Rockets outgained Detroit throughout, but the wet ball brought on many costly fumbles: frequent penalties also prevented any scoring by either team. The fast Toledo backs found difficulty in getting started on the rain-soaked gridiron. The first half was a punting duel between Jerry Welling of Toledo and Demaree of Detroit. -l72--