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F reshman football The OU Bobkittens undertook a heavy schedule of six games this season facing tough opposition such as Miami, Pitts- burgh, and Cincinnati. In the initial tilt the Green and White gave way by a score of 34-7 to a Pitt powerhouse on a soggy gridiron. Cincy handed OU its second setback as they capitalized on our fumbles and penalties and won lay 7-0. Tiie freshmen routed Marietta by a score of -59-0. With Poling, Wilson, and Fleitz doing fancy footwork and Costo in the passing position the Bobkittens scored in every period. Victors again over Bowling Green, the frosh rushed a total of 227 yards for a 27-6 tally. We were defeated 41-7 by Miami ' s Redskins. In the last battle of the year the fresh- men evened their record by out-playing Marshall in a hard fought contest. PAGE twenty seven
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i r iP IJi ' van ' s field Roal breaks the dead- lock in the Western Michigan tilt ■ - ' -■ ' • m.T:fijLrjElU The closing game of the moderately successful season saw OU stop Marshall 14-6 on Thanks- giving Day at Athens. Bob Haug opened the scoring with a fifteen yard dash to put the Bob- cats ahead early in the initial period. Marshall threatened later in the first half. However, Dick Phillips came through once again as he returned a punt thirty-five yards to set up the final OU touchdown. Fabis did the actual scoring on a five yard plunge. PAGE twenty six
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m M ! When three top campus come- dians sucli as Jim Crum, Bob Finiey, and Maiv Watnicix get logether there ' s l)ound to be explosive hilarity. And thei-e was this November when the 1950 Varsity Nite show Going Up? was presented. Quiz shows, army physicals, undertakers, ex- plorers, and scholars were the subject of satirical comment by Jim Duiante Crum, Bob Hope Finiey, and Man- Morgan Watnick. Included in the show were vocal numbers and dance routines. Other veterans of the OU stage who appeared in the production were Bob Luecke, Libby Spier, Ann Routsong, Peg Marshall, Jody Nelson, Betty ' olas. Marty Jones, Joe Kar- l)onic, Lee Wysong. Bol) Triplett. Roy Graber, Al Ivan, Jim Deckei-, Jack Dunlap. Randy Grieg, and Gene Hanawalt. Barlsaia Garr, Jane Shai-p, and Carolyn ' an Hessen were among the newcomers. The background music was provided by the band under the direction of Charles Gilbert. Wally Bennett directed the show whose pro- ceeds went to tlie OU band and the Fine Arts production staff. PAGE twenty eight
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