DICK  RAUCH  (COACH)

    Dick was player and coach of the 1925 team, played
for State when Hugo Bezdek was the coach there.  He
was assistant coach for Dick Harlowe, at Colgate, during
the most outstanding gridiron days of the Red Raiders of
the Chenango.
     He was the first N.F.L. coach to institute daily practice.
During Rauch's tenure here, Dick Harlowe visited Dick
Rauch virtually every week-end and was therefore an
enthusiastic backer of the Maroons.
     Dick later lived in Harrisburg, Pa. and testified that
verbal permission was granted the Maroons to play the
Four Horsemen by telephone.
     Dick Rauch was born in 1892 at Harrisburg, Penns-
ylvania.  He graduated from Harrisburg Tech, Bethlehem
Prep and Penn State College.
     Dick was also a Government Ornithologist, already
retired in the early 1960's.