Ripon College - Crimson Yearbook (Ripon, WI)

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A I END OF THE LINE. OLD BOY! and No. 23 of Beloit finds what it means to run smack into a brick wall composed of Ralph Martin (10). Ken Peel (20). and Jim Mendyke (facing the camera), aided and abetted by various and sundry others. (Inset, left to right. Zamzow. Martin and McDonald.)

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Carleton on successive weekends. ViKEs Take Over Before an exuberant and dem- onstrative homecoming crowd at Ripon on Oct. 22, the big question received an answer in the form of a limited but nonetheless forceful passing attack on the part of the Lawrence Vikings. The Vikes only threw three passes, but they completed three of them for touch- downs. The Redmen succumbed to 28 points during the second and third quarters, recovered suf- ficiently in the fourth quarter to ruin Lawrence ' s shutout. It was then that, moving along behind the running of Ralph Martin, the Ripon eleven went to the Vikes ' nine yard line, where Mendyke flipped to end DeLyle Redmond for the score. Though the Ripon team lost all chance of retaining its title when beaten by Lawrence. 28-7, the squad did not lose the indomitable spirit that characterized its play during the first half of the season. At Northfield. Minn., the follow- ing Saturday the Redmen com- pletely humbled, by a score of 13-7, a very strong Carleton team which had high hopes of sneaking into the championship. Again it was the charging Ripon line and Jim Mendyke ' s passing that checked the aunted Northmen. On a Frozen Field In the last conference game of the season, Ripon and the Grin- nell Pioneers battled up and down a frozen field. Don Clelland ' s su- perb punting kept the Redmen out of danger until a bad pass from center gave Grinnell a safety and a two point edge. Late in the fourth quarter, when the shadows began creeping o ' er Ingalls field. Bill Brennan, reserve fullback, supplied the needed impetus to the Redmen and spearheaded a scor- ing drive that covered 57 yards. As the shadows completely en -el- oped the field the final score stood 6-2 in Ripon ' s favor. Winding up a very successful season with a conference record of 4-1-1, the team played the last game with Carroll college at Waukesha. It was purely a defen- sive battle that saw the Ripon squad win, 7-0. behind a surging line powered by Dean Lemke. Bifl hienke and Blackie Zamzow. All Conference As a fitting clima.v to the sea- son, three members of the team were chosen on the All-Midwest Conference Team — Bob Peters, end: Blackie Zamzow, guard: and Keith McDonald, center. Don Clelland was picked for the sec- ond team at fullback, and Park Berry was awarded an honorable mention. FINAL MIDWEST FOOTBALL STANDINGS W L T P OP Lawrence ... 6 102 26 RIPON . 4 11 84 49 Carleton 4 2 133 59 Kno.x 4 2 129 79 Monmouth .3 2 1 102 61 Grinnell 3 3 79 63 Beloit .. 15 39 99 Cornell 1 5 39 167 Coe 6 39 185 Bill Hollincer Frishman Condi tJiL Hertz Lhic Coach

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The Ri pon Roster No. Player Pos. 12 Albury, Ronald T 43z Babcock, Thomas HB 16 Barzditis, Walter G 17 Behne, Edward HB 41 Berry, Warner HB 30 Blank, Edward HB 34 Bom, Gladwin HB 42 Brennan, William HB 13 Callen, Thomas G 11 Clelland. Donald TB 19 Dahmer, Floyd E 15 Deuster, Donald E 26 Godknecht, William T 24 Henke, William C 44z Hinz, Dale HB 25 Keppler, Donald PB 35 Korikowrki. Lawrence T 27 Lange, Karl T 38 Lemke, Dean T 39 Lieber, Robert T — Linden, Arthur QB 23 Loach, Albert QB 10 Martin, Ralph . TB 32 McDonald, Keith C 22 Mendyke, James QB 28 Me?s, John G 40 Milius, Kenneth C 45z Miller, William QB 14 Ove, Richard G 36 Pace, Paul T 20 Peel, Kenneth HB 31 Peterr, Robert E 33 Redmond, DeLyle E 15z Roess, Philip QB 29 Toll, Douglas G 37 Weiske, Kermit E 21 Zamzow, Earl G 18 Zimmerman, Gale E Ht. Wt. Age. Yr Home Town 6-2 190 19 3 Cranford, N. J. 5-9 195 20 3 Kenilworth, 111. 5-6 160 22 4 Hancock, Mich. 5-11 160 20 3 Milwaukee, Wis. 5-11 180 20 3 Sheboygan, Wis. 5-9 160 20 3 Jefferson, Wis. 5-9 172 18 2 Clintonville, Wis. 5-11 195 18 2 Valders, Wis. 5-9 170 21 4 Madison, Wis. 5-5 160 23 4 Kenosha, Wis. 5-10 174 24 3 Sheboygan, Wis. 6-1 174 19 2 Milwaukee, Wis. 6-1 190 26 4 Palatine, lU. 6-1 185 21 4 Milwaukee, Wis. 5-11 160 19 2 Milwaukee, Wis. 5-9 185 22 3 Racine, Wis. 6-1 195 20 2 Milwaukee, Wis. 6-0 175 19 2 West Allis, Wis. 6-2 200 24 4 Kaukauna, Wis. 6-2 210 18 2 Neenah, Wis. 5-10 175 22 3 Chicago, 111. 6-1 165 19 2 Wect Brooklyn, 11. 1 5-9 160 18 2 Menasha, Wis. 5-10 170 22 3 Oshkosh, Wis. 6-1 165 20 3 Stevens, Point 5-9 190 20 2 Milwaukee, Wis. 6-4 195 18 2 Waupaca, Wis. 5-10 167 19 2 Chicago, 111. 6-3 185 19 2 Milwaukee, Wis. 6-2 205 22 4 Milwaukee, Wis. 6-2 170 23 3 Glen Ellyn, 111. 6-3 190 20 3 Milwaukee, Wis. 6-2 178 21 3 Menasha, Wis. 5-11 170 19 2 Sheboygan, Wis. 6-0 180 19 2 Ripon, Wis. 6-5 210 21 4 Berlin, Wis. 6-0 173 20 4 Berlin, Wis. 6-3 187 23 4 Fond du Lac, Wis. ♦Denotes Letterman zDenotes Maroon Jersey Managers — Pete Orvis and Don Pemberton Trainer — Luis A. Vasquez