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i Wolverines 'all Red Cats Beaten in addition to a safety. Frank today, meeting the Burns, with brilliant quarterback- Lincoln Bears at Pendleton Field and passing, starred for the 'at 2:30 p. m. The Bears are un- By Rubers, 21-6 du-yara loss to tsucKy beaten this season, havine defeated New Brunswick, N. Oct.

4 (Hatchett gave the Scarlet its first 42-0 LEAD Piled Up At Half In First Tilt Dehveen Rutgers riffpatpri 9 hip- SCOre. the 740 Club of Columbus which conquered Perkins two weeks ago. Rocket coach W. C. Sharp an Football Fan Agrees To View On Bearcats Sports Editor, Joe Whisler, just an indication of The Enquirer, jthe wealth of material that State, Dear Sir: other big-time schools, has.

In In regard to vour editorial titled a probability the Wolverines, the stubborn Western Reserve eleven TO PLAY INDIANA ELEVEN. nounced that Willie Stargel, former 21-6 today before 10,000. The Rutgers offense was spectacular, with scoring plays of 30, 64 and 15 yards, Perkins Covington Rockets will University of Cincinnati star, would return to the local football scene start in the signal calling position. Foes Since 11)02. Bucks, the Illini, can put two "UC and the Big Time," I'd like to backfields on the field, either better NOTICE; OWNERS OF FORD PRODUCTS get in my two cent's worth to sup- than the Bearcats can muster.

This port Dick Forbes's statement that wealth of material is necessary to the Bearcats have a long way to play in the "big-time" year after sro before thev attain "bir-time" 'ear and tne lack of reserve power. 0 for instance, was the chief reason Four Touchdowns Scored By Michigan In First Nine Minutes. Ann Harbor, Oct. 4 (AP) Grinding out four rapid-fire football status. Forbes merely made v.hv UC couldn't cope with Ken- a statement of fact and I believe tucky last week.

his remark was aimed at the rabid. Personally, I can't understand why 1 S' fx fans who, in the heat of athletic UC fans can't forget this touchdowns in the first e'-j minutes of play, Michigan's power- Ford Owners 1932-42 Models New Engine Guarantee Ford Authorizzd Rebuilt Engines 'TAere Is a Difference" NOTE loaded Wolverines piled up a 42-0 half time lead today and went 1, to combat, let wishful thinking get thinking and be satisfied as is. If. k. as Dr.

Raymond Walters, President the best of them. 2 of the university, says, UC is con- I think it is generally agreed tpnt witn athletic rank matching among the average fans that Ray the university's standing, this in It- Nolting has done an excellent job'self should be pretty good. at UC and that he is I can well remember when Miami, building and building solidly. The.01"0 u- Michigan State and oth- Bearcats have already established ers in uc's class- -ut ust as god head to paste Stanford's out-tnanned Indians 49-13, before fans in their first football meeting in 45 years. Not since January 1, 1902, when Michigan's point-a-minute powerhouse slapped Stanford 49-0 at Pasadena in the "daddy" of all Rose Bowl games, had the two teams met on the gridiron.

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Ti'i 'iliiii team which merits respect. As I Dereal leam- mue uuuUu see it, if the Bearcats stay in that teams; on i rlnsQ nt lpasr until fhoir fniinHn- tinn is built tn'withstanrt to the belongs in than the .00 football, their reputation on the teams of the Big Nine the Big Six, Plus Installation Exchange etc. In fact, I don't believe that gridiron should be well established. However, there e-e any number of rabid fans who lose all perspec-j UC, successful as it may be, will ever be ready for the "big time." A .11 ajnA or, i rr rrt rf a fa tives in the heat of excitement. For i.

example, after the Indiana Associated Press Wirephoto. CHAPPIUS MAKES THREE YARDS. Bob Chappius, Michigan back, picked up three yards in the first quarter of the Stanford-Michigan game yesterday. No. 24 is Wolverine Quarterback Howard Yerges and No.

28 is Stanford End Eugene Martin. STANFORD-MICHIGAN. Ann Arbor, Oct. 4 (AP Stanford-Michigan statistics: Man- Mich-ford ifan First downs 13 1" Yards rained, rushinr (net) 137 184 Forward passes completed 11 Yards rained on forward 129 252 Forward passes intercepted by 4 3 Net yards ranbaek of Inter, parses 18 25 Fnnting aver, (from wrimmace) .33.5 44.5 Total jirds all kirk returned 1 19 133 Opponent' fumbles recovered 2 Yards lost by penalty 21 35 game -i will pvnr wnr- rant huilHirifr ihn ciy.A filnHinm in last year they were ready to chal- and body A complete paint lob a make car. Fender work.

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$5nd lenge Notre Dame, Michigan, Ohio handle the crowds that go with "big State, Illinois and all other D1S-time" football. I doubt if 75,000 Cin-timers." Well, along came Kentucky I cinnatians could be rounded up to and Tulsa to cool their "coffee," asjwatch a team a3 g00 as one 0f $60 Pre-war quality paint) ball Chappuis rifled a 57-yard pass hardly a hint of what was to come. Wayne Erickson of Stanford, would have happened many times Notre Dame's "Four Horsemen" had UC gone on to play Big Ninepiay one as good as Minnesota's schedule and meet, week after i juggernaut of 1931 OPEN 8 A. M. TO 5 P.

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SATURDAY week, such teams as the Wolver Sincerely, Stanford, playing without two fumbled a moment later and of its best running backs, Half-I Michigan moved from the Indian backs George Quist and Bob An- 36 to score again with just three derson, fell hopelessly behind at plays and a roughing penalty, the outset as Michigan threw Chalmers (Bump) Elliott swinging greased lightning at the Card- wide around end from the 10-yard ines, the Buckeyes, the Illini and DON BLACK. to End Dick Rifenburg, who niTie a brilliant, reaching catch in thj wide open spaces for Michigan's fourth touchdown with barely half the opening period gone. Michigan's place kicking specialist, Jim Brieske, converted aftei all four of the first period touchdowns and went ahead to a pe fect day of seven out of seven. Gene veteran Wolverine left half from Defiance, Ohio, inals for quick touchdowns each jne. of the first four times it got pos FULLER AUTOMOBILE CO.

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All archers are Invited. Prizes for men, women, and Juniors will be awarded. Elliott returned the next kick-off 28 yards to the Michigan 38 and on the very next play, Fullback Jack Weisenburger plowed through the middle on a spinner session of the ball. On the second play after the opening kickoff, Bob Chappuis, talented Totedo, Ohio, halfback, heaved a 59-yard pass to End Bob Mann back of the Stanford secondary for a touchdown that was MAin 5432 EE 2033 Reading Rd. and picked up two more Michigan touchdowns on one yard dives climaxing second period thrusts after Derricotte's 27-yard pitch to play, picked up his blockers sprinted R2 yards to score.

The next time Michigan go the End Ed McNeill had set up one of the scores and J. T. White's interception of one of Al Moiris's passes had led to the other. SCORE ON SHOCK TROOPS. Stanford, which had penetiated it 'J item'.

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cne of Wally Teninga's passes set up the other score, Fullback Chuck Coker diving over from th twn. yard line with 36 seconds of play MICHIGAN Mann Hilkene Soboleskl leu in tne game. STANFORD. Pos. Martin Burtse Clanc L.G..

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