Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 19

SPORTING SECTION 7 spoect rc fflMroit jree ffireg 2 lX 1 DETROIT MICHIGAN SUNDAY OCTOBER '21 191 I 1 PRICE: ElMwhar 7 I Camp Custer Boys Score Only Touchdown of Contest in Second Quarter MILITARY COLOR ATTENDS OCCASION IS 4 IUII VUUll 0 erful and fast and with the proper Each Team Has Its Rooting Section Though Sailors Out number Thtir Rivals BY MacCONACHIE It may interest you to know that Your Uncle middle west sea forces are just seven points be hind the 'same land forces when it comes to the game of foot ball At least the way they shaped up on Navin field Saturday afternoon in the first athletic ming ling of' the men of our new army the commissioned officers of Camp Custer and the Jackies of the Lake Bluff training station Blake Miller toted over the score for the future generals and Harry Costello plank ed the ball between the scantlings for the other point Thrta all happened In second section Both lineups were clut tered up with cx coltege sparklers and tn many ways It was as lino an exhibition of the pigskin amusement as you would care to look at The Buttle Creek boys carted more football knowledge nnd displayed a much more power ful and varied attack and seemed to have their offensive in smoother working order than the embryonic admirals Contusion was apparent at times in the Jackie trout and the men seemed to lack the polish which comes with nractlce Ilow i ver the Lake Bluff Outfit is pow drllllng will be a great football machine Both defenses were strong and deadly tackling and pretty blocking characterized the contest from whistle to whlstlgp Hits Picturesque Setting The game had the most plctur csouo aettlnar that has ever been 'furnished a Detroit athletic event Over in the west stand that is to say the 50 cent stand when's the basebailers hold sway were grouped about 400 Jackies their white caps blue uniforms and drab leggings forming a pleasing pie 'ttuie There they were the pick' and flower 'of young American manhood on hand to cheer their mates to victory over the other I branch of their country service 'And cheer they did for all they worth songs sirens locomo tives and other vooal Imitations were showered on their team Then In the intend back of what constitutes ths visiting coup sat several Camp Custer dig Yiltarles In their khaki uniforms 2 icainer putties and now and then appeared a lamb lined Jacket Over on the Navy side lines were Lleuts Angell and Holly in their long coats and flashing braid on the shoulders Just before the athletes poured out on the field for their limbering up capers a flotilla of airplanes probably from the Mt Clemens sta tlon drifted lazily over the park Eight there were In all blood quickened in many a true Ameri cans vlens as he viewed those war birds soaring around up there in the autumnal haze They sailed leisurely over the big enclosure and then becanie mere specks on the southern horizon There was a noticeable hush fell over the as semblage as the onlookers linked the sinister significance of those war planes in the sky the army drab and navy blue down below in the big stadium symbols ot the na tion's challenge to Teutonic fright iulness Army Best nt Outset 7 It was nearly 3 when Ref eree Lane queried Captain'Bat'' Smith of the Navy and Cap lain Gardner ot the Ar my as to their preparedness It was in the first quarter that the Navy looked its best The latke Bluff hoys smashed their way to two first downs to the Battle Creek's I one The Army destanccd them on punts nnd runbacks however Harry Costello got near enough on two occasions to take a shut at the uprights although it is a question whether "Paddy" excuse us Lieu tenant Costello ought to have biff ed away at them on his second try as he was on the foe's 35 yard line and had but two yards to go on the fourth down lint then "Cos" Is usually so sure of these hooflngs that ho has grown to believe it better than using up his team with a running attack 'Pat" Smith showed plenty of staff In that opening period In fart he looked like a' wonder all 'through the game but his tackling when he was fresh was ns vicious and deadly as ever looked at "Pat" was behind the only thrust that caused the linesmen to move 1 the sticks toward the Army goal It was In the second stanza that the Camp Custer athletes compiled their only counter Two forward passes were the potent factors In this score CoslollA had been show ering his backs and ends with for wards all through the game and finally Blake Miller grabbed a toss that landed the leather on the Navy's 32 yard stflpo Then Tlfwm son fastened onto a toss thnt shov ed It 21 yards further Into the sa rred domains of the Blue De Pra to charged twice and' gathered up about six more precious yards and lhen'Blake Millet raced around left end behind an excellent smoke screen composed bf Costello Wy man and De Prato nnd strung up the Idle score of the fray Throughout the remainder of the second quarter and In the third portion the ultlmnto winners con tinued to outplay the Jackies The Cnntlnurd on 21 Part I ARMY BEATS Miff ELEVEN IN INE GAME United Services Guests a compliment to their uni forms the Jackies and soldiers who are In the vitv are asked to be the guests of the Herald management nt Navin field this afternoon when the Bed and White meets the All Buffaloes As there Is a stroong possl hllitv the Heralds will play hntli the Lake Bluff eleven and the Camp Custer outfit In the very nonr future both aggrega tions would probably like to their possible: opponents In ac tion so the Invitation Is extended tho players their looters and in feet anyone wealing the service uniform A Ilowlnk nnd Coach Marshall are responsible for this patrlotlo Invitation THIS SPIRIT IGHT AGAINST THE KAISER WILL NET UNCLE SAM SOMETHING MICHIGAN IS CORNHUSKERS ARE HUSTLED IN SOCCER OR VICTORY the Notre Dante NORTHEASTERN OOTBALL RESULTS DOUBLES SCORE ONMJJDDYLOT OWYANDOTTE KAZOO NORMALS SCORE HEAVILY IN TAME BOUT 3 NOTRE) DAME 7 ar il 3 7 3 0 1 2 0 0 Mar National Commission Will Mete Out Severe Penalties to MISS HARRIS CLIPS RECORD which forbids Much 2 4 r' li return of a Nu Cuok right half way to the only day Cook nailed 12 ia 14 0 5 3 The won off tho Is said Im Intended additional warning JI 6 0 Scoring in Three of our Quart ter the Wolverine Win Ex pected Victory by 27 0 Count MAJOR LEAGUERS ARE WARNED ABOUT CONTRACT VIOLATIONS to 0 Tactics Roses Bricklayers Corinthians Solvay Cricketers Detrolu Vikings Rising Star A IS UNABLE TO MAKE A IRST DOWN Special to Tho free Press Kalamazoo Mich Oct 20 Notre Dame freshmen were slaughtered here this afternoon 83 to 0 by the Western Normal outfit The attack was featured by long forward passes from Olsen to Houston and Millar long runs by Dunlap and Berman and the line plunging of Olsen and Angell It' was a rough game from the opening whistle and Vehs of Notre Dame was ruletl out for slugging Cadmore who brfllcved to have a broken nose i Hogan at quarter and Dooley at full were the stars for the in vaders Last year the Catholics de feated Normal 10 to 6 Summaries: WEST NORMAL RESH Munn for for Riddell Notre Dnnio A snappy drill Is scheduled for the ord Tigers at Mack park at 10 Sunday morning Some new plays will bo given out by Coach Lcainan and the team reorganized fur the remainder of tho season Al lof the regular players Including Reich Rumler Heat Latham Drew Murphy the Rowers brothers Galligan McKenna and all others that were out riday report early A team representing River Rouge has been booked for next Sunday and tho game will be played for a substantial purse LINT Gauther Loder $hcmp 'Trine McDonald Stahl Ward Nlssln Czuberk Richards Crittenden 1 RIL Have Romp in Disposing of CENTRAL GRIDDERS HAND TOLEDOANS BEATING League Goals or Ag Pts 23 10 un Hrhnmer for WalleL Mathie Mark Cooper for UruTaw Virk Hadden Cincinnati Oct 20 The na tional baAball commission issued a warning here today tu National and American league players not to par ticipate In post season cames call ing attention to a specific clause In their contracts exhibitions This notice it to eorve as an and that severe penalties will result in violation of this order contrary io conditions which existed last yrarwhen a number of National tnd American league players were for disregarding this rule butfor the most part their lines woreater suspended The noth (j warning Issued by and Bricklayers play agame next week Michigan Slate Soccer Races Mile in Two Minutes lat in Special Race With Hal Boy at Atlanta Meeting Atlfpita OCt MIsh Harris set a new world's record of 2 min utes Hat for pacing mures at the Lakewnnd track This afternoon new figure wahung up in a rlnl rare whirn Miss Harris from Hal Boy 19 39 0 0 Millar 5 Houston touchdown 01Rn Notre Dame Put Up Great Defense and Only One Touch down Is Scored by Nebraska Special to The ree fiks Lincoln Neb Oct 20 vurnhusk ers outbattledHoosier today and Nebraska emerged victorious by a margin of 7 to 0 over Notre Dame in the annual gridiron collision be tween the two institutions Notre Dame's virile defense gave the Cornhuskers the most spirited opposition the Nebraska eleven had encountered this fall but'the Husk er attack had tiie needed power to drive Its way tu one touchdown while penalties balked the Nebras kans in their efforts to again battle meir way across goal An electrifying tre Daine punt by back paved the touchdown of tliA Thelen's punt In midileld and reel ed oft 35 yards in a thrilling sprint down the outer edge ot the rectan gle Cook's run planted the ball on Nptre Dame's 15 yard line but the liuskers were offside on the next play and suffered a penalty of five yards A triple pass behind the line Schellcnberg to Cook to Rhodes was converted into a swinging nd run by the left end why covered 16 yards before a tackler hauled him to the turf Two plunges by Otou palik right halfback planted the oval behind Notre goal Notre Dame made but one prom ising bld toevenhc score Late in the third period a 15 yard penalty forced the Huskcrs back to their own flve ynrd line Kicking against a strong wind from behind his own goal line Dobson booted the ball only 20 yards Notre Dame then reeled off Jts only down of the day and carried the ball to Nebraska's eight yard line The Ne braska forwards then hurled back the charges of Phalen Miller and Gipp rttnd the foe resorted on fourth downto a forward pass Otoupalik Intercepted it and the Hunkers jrqmptly kicked out of danger Eleven first downs and 205 yards of distance were negotiated by the Westerners inheir rushes with the ball Notre Daine gained 03 yards but could only Execute one first down during thir entire four periods of play The Cornhuskers In covering up for next battle with Michigan at Ann Arbor attempted only three forward passes one of which netted seven yards Notre Dame attempted seven forward passes gaining six yards on one successful pass Penalties cost the Cornhuskers 1K yards while Notre Dame was set back 60 yards Sum mary NEBRASKA sti McCallum WJ ELEVEN BLANKS STATE COLTS WALLOP LINT ELEVEN' A 4 V1CTOROVER THE AGGIES Delray A wlllplay the Ecorse club Sunday at MaluMcy's park at 3 o'clock Delray boosters take' ort (West Jeffer son) car to Delray avenue All Delray players report In club rooms at 1:30 Sunday Rote and Bricklayer Only Two Undefeated Teamt Will Clash Sunday Only two teams In the Michigan State Association ootball league have not met defeat these being tho Roses and Bricklayers and they will be matched against each other Sunday at erry field klck oft at 2:30 This game Is naturally attracting a lot of attention as both teams are tied for first place in the league table with Roses showing a slight ly better goal average Each team has won three games and tied one and a win for eitner will give the winner a two point lead over all teams for the first five games of the season Should the score be tied no team can pass them except on goal average but the Corinthi ans have a chance to come up level by winning their match There is little to chouse between the two teams both having a sound defense and some clever players in their forward lines ischbach of Roses and raser of Bricklayers are rated aa two of the best center forwards In the city Bricklayers have a slightly better forward line than their opponents but there is little tn chouse between the half backs although Hoses appear the steadier tn the middle line The backs and goal tenders on both teams are good defensive players Evenly Matched Teams To evenly matched elevens In Detroit and Cricketers will fulfil a league engagement and as nnlyne point separates the teams both will be out after the brace the game provides These teams al ubvh put up a strong argument and play hard all through and conse quently have a large following at their games Corinthians will bu at home to the Vikings and expect to annex the points as the battle Is on their own lot and the Scan dinavians have yet to win a game Vikings play a game but the combination of the Corinthians and their clever forward line should give them the point Primed with live points In three games the Solvay team will have the Rising Stars as their oppon ents on tne Solvay field and are confident of adding at least one more point to their total The Stars will have a good team out and with the talent that the club possesses are Hable to stop the Solvays win stars Sollya close lying Ntnrt Causes Downfall of Lehigh by 17 fl South Bethlehem a Oct 20 A whirlwind attack in the first half enabled the Georgetown university eleven to' defeat Lehigh today 17 to 6 Although completely outclassed in the first half Lehigh came back strong and besides holding the visitors to a field goal scored touchdown Coach Mere Notre Dame reshmen by 83 to 0 Count Substitutions: Dutpftu Hubka for Andrews Stanley for Zola Smith for Glpp Pieraon for Bahan Touchdown utoupullk Goal from touch Shaw Time of periods ifteen minutes Ufilclals Maker Northwestern university refree Griffith Drake uni versity umpire Anderson Missouri uni versity field judiVI yatt A head llnpfcmnn GEORGETOWN DN TOP 13 2M5 0 Penn College Is Shut Out in Scrappy Battle by 7 Straight Gruelling urnish Winners Margin Washington Tenn Oct By straight gruelling football Wash ington and Jefferaon college defeat ed State college here today 7 to 0 Jn the first half Penn State was on the defensive at all times and made first down only twice dur ing the game The Washington and Jefferson goal line was not ap prQched nearer than tho 40 yard line McCreight scored a tpuchdown in first period after Ruble had skirted State's en for 28 yards Mc Crclght also kicked the goal Lineup and summary: TIGERS TO PRACTICE Chicagoan In Captain Cambridge Mass 'Oct Arnold Hot ween of Chicago was elected captain of the Harvard informal football teftm to day to succeed William Snow who resigned Horween Is a star backfield player Tuthill Gets RushesTabooed Special to The ree rees Ann Arbor Mich Oct Harry Tuthill trainer of the 1 Michigan football team started agitation last week which re sulted In a decision by the stu dent council favoring the aboli tion of the class rushes at the University of Michigan Tuthill declared through the Michigan Daily the college paper that such rushes were dangerous to tho physical well being of the students and ad vised doing away with them ollowing Tuthill's statement the student council composed of University students decided to recommended to the senate of the faculty that action be taken 1 to eliminate the rushes The rushes at the university consist of a flag rush in the fall and a push ball contest in the spring As Tuthill said many indents receive dangerous in ernal injuries from these and recommended that the time be used in military training Saltmarih Captures Cross coun try Honors at Boston in Good Time Boston Oct Shermnn Salt marsh an ensign at tho Huston Navy yard a former Dartmouth college athlete distanced field of 00 st'irteriT In the cross country run for IT army nnd navy men train ing In New England held today hj the Boston Athletic association The course was six and three tenths miles and the winner's time 31 min utes 13 4 5 seconds Saltmarsh nnd Tom Henlgon mer Dorchester star now soldier fit Cnnip Devens Ayer set tho pace for the field but Henlgan dropped back before he reached the tape Snltmnrsh finished 75 yards ahend of It Powers Of the th Itadlo school at llnrvnrd who wns second Students In tho radio school won moat of Bold medals were awarded the first ten men while the next 20 got bronze med als I''orty clght ot the OS starters fltjIrJicd West Detroit Hoosiers play the Itlxle club nt areen nnd Port at 1:30 All West Detroit Boosters meet nt Junction ntol Michigan befor 12:30 or call Moore at Walnut AU Players That Participate in Post Season Exhibitions Two plays that the camera caught while the officers' eleven of Camp Custer and the Jackies from Lal(e Bluff training station were Waging battle at Navin field Saturday afternoon A long forward pass Costello to Miller in the second period resulted in the lone touchdown of the game point their come back was Inaugu rated Several forward passes which brand of attmk had failed previously then succeeded Right End Kresge handling the receiving portion of the Combination moat of tho thuc Brokaw hIbo broke into the limelight by taking a short puss over renter nW scoring late in the fourth quarter after which kicked goal Another touchdown added to the total shortly after by Captain Brrnkert after several fake pHBses had brought the ball within striking distance School for Deaf Team Given 65 to 0 Trouncing at Hand of Northwestern Line Show Lack of Pep Saturday game at Goldberg field between Northwest ern high and the Michigan school for the deaf mutes Was won by the Detroiters 5 to 0 on slippery field Contrary tothe weather North line showed a lack of pepthough a great fight Was (EAST Army 26 Tufts 3 Harvard Informal 13 Muiue Artillery 0 Brown 7 Boston College 2 A College 13 Amherst? WeleyRTi 7 New York 6 Wurreiiter 6 Rensaelaer 0 ordham 12 Holy Crosb 0 Columbia 21 I nion 0 Western Maryland 10 Delaware 6 vowuviii tv ottiy Allegheny 39 Geneva 0 St jjiwreiuv 20 Hobart 0 Norwich 7 Middlebury 7 Mulilrnburg 13 ranklin anti shall 0 William 12 Hamilton 0 I rsiniH 12 liavrrford 0 Swarthmore 17 Gettysburg 0 Lebanon 16 Villa Nora 0 Stevens 22 Naval Aviation 0 Dickinson 11 Johns liopkitM 0 But fit Mnino 0 Andover 7 Bumpkin Island Naval Ee gerves 6 Williams 12 Hamilton 0 Navy Ot CarliBle Indians 0 Vlttsburxh 28 SyracuHe 0 Yale reah 20 riiilllpa Kxeter 0 Colgate 20 Cornell 0 Wuhliington Jefferson 7 enn State 0 VeJinsyivania 20 Bucknell 6 Dartmouth 6 We I Virginia 3 Trinity 20 amp Derana 0 West Virginia Wesleyan 12 WeMmln Ater Vanderbilt fi Kentucky State 0 ordham 12 Holy CruHN 0 Syracuse resh 7 lit reali 0 Weeleyan 7 New York University 0 A College 13 Amherst 7 RuiRerH 33 Janayeue Georgetown 11 iridgh 6 Bowdoln 1 Colby 7 St Lawrence 6 Hobart 0 Muhlenberg' 13 ranklin and shall 0 Score by quarters 1 Central LO Toledo 0 i Kirk Hall Brokaw Brankert Gosln from touch Mae' um 2 tv right Uniplier Stamla Head 'Hip pier Thue of IS minutes HuliBtHtitlonA Ma xm for Watt Rfttindera for Hall vtler for Me Tnns: Sawyer for Virk Watt for Max tor for Score by periods: Western Normal Notre Dame Olsen 3 4 Dunlan Goals from 5 In 19 Herman none in 2 Thomas none in 1 Time of 15 13 10 10 Mooro Princeton Mac kay Michigan Head Renshaw 0 Mlhart for Slnrkdale McNamers for Branficld O'Connor for Vohs Vroegendewulj for Cadmore Thomas for Borman Miller for Nlpart Berman for Angell TiL3 1 0 WILL BATTLE ORTHELEAD the commUalon follow: "Notice to all major leagueplayers: and Natlai league plaMja are hereby warned that a aevti epenalty will be Impoaed by the commlielon on those who en gage post aeaaon exhibition games without having aecured the permission ot tho league ot which their respective clubs Is a member aa stipulated In clauae three of their 1917 contract "layers are also cautioned that sectinn three of article five of the national agreement prohibits them from 'participating as Individuals of as learn In an exhibition game In a city under protection before dur ing or after the playing season of the league entitled to that territory without the consent of the club Clubs representing such Jtv' WYANDOTTf Balsley Nevermann Johnson Tcpky Molino Hum Edward McCleunhsm rather Miller Wilke 7 0 7 Putnam Mil Take Hard fought Game by 14 to 7 Deciding Touchdown Coming in Third Period Win ners orward Pa Well Clever furward passing enabled Northeastern high to beat Wyan dotte footballers at tho down river village Saturday morning by 14 to 7 Tho Northeastern hoys scored first in he second period twhen PovUz I carried Ahe oval across theHne Rlglit Halt ptyaoUe evenedrthings up shorty after with a successful plunge off his own left tackle' Goals werekickodi by both sides The winning points were made by ullback Putnam who did some splendid line bucking for North easterners He skirted his own right end shook oft two tacklers and carried the ball hack of the goal posts lie kicked tho goal hhnselt Neither side was able to 'score in the fourth quarter although on sev eral occasions a tally seemed certain The defenders in Instance were able to pile up the opposition and take the ball themselves summary: NORTH EASTERN Sobrecki Skoniecxny Boyd Skrtyckl Cox Kowalski Wlldm ckrl Povlitz Ihitnam Northeastern Wyandotte' Puvlitz icr Gouls from touchdown Putnam 2 Wilke Pills Lewis Head lineman Woodruff Time of quar ters IO 12 10 12 minutes ormer College Star Wins Race William 12 Hamilton 0 University of Buffalo 23 University of Hocbeater IL Bates 6 Maine 0 Georgia Tcrh 63 IVaah and Tee 0 Rhode Inland State 0 New Hampshire 0 Georgia Tech (J3 WaahluKoii and Lee 0 Sewanee Louisiana State 0 I 1 Maryland State IL Btasjrd between Cole and for the Hackling honors of the day lime anu tile we two inviiicu who were playing tne guard posi tions would race down the field under punts and kickoffs and get the runner in his tracks They outplayed the ends hi this respect Guards'of their caliber speak well Lor the chances that Northwestern has in the coming championship buttles Chapin North right half scored four touchdowns unce he caught a punt in midfield and ran through a broken field for a counter and on the other three oc casions he journeyed around th left extremity of the lino Tanner played a very steady game and in the third quarter he got away for 45 yards At other times he ran the ends A'and off tackle gaining" at wHl Wick ham was off color In his'goal kick ing only breaking even in six legal times up The lint eleven was the lighter team out snowea several good tackle plays Richards carried ball well for lint Summary: NORTHWESTERN Sprung Sealer Wlso Sea ger Cole II Torkine Waltpra TiiompMn Tanner Chapin Wickham' Score by quarters Northwestern lint Deaf Mutes Chapin 4 "Wickham 1 Tan ner 2 Perkins 1 Walters 1 Goaln from touchdow Wickham 3 Were Air Stocking Jr Time of quaricrs 12 10 10 10 mitnR Shields for Cha pin Vedder for Thompson Sprlngstlen for Cole Detroiters Stage Wonderful Come back After Garfle Is Apparently Lost and Then Trim Scott Eleven by 20 to 12 Score Losers Hold Margin of Dozen Points at One Time One ot the grarijest come backs over displayed in a gridiron was uncovered at Goldberg Held Satur day ntternoon As a result ot )t Detroit Cen tral trimmed its ancient To ledo Scott by tho scoio ot 20 to 12 in one of the scrappiest football games that ever took the tans off their feel and their hats off their heads anywhere In prep school cir cles Central started oft Jn the first period by running back the Initial kkk oft to Toledo's 20 yard line Thon the Detroiters slumped and tho wearers ot the green and white striped jerseys took advantage of It The opening quarter remained unblemished Insofar us scoring was concerned but Kirk sneaked over early in the second session tor the first touchdown ot the game To ledo's quarterback skirling bls own left end Another six points was added to this tu the third period but both goals were missed by ull back Vick The visitors' margin was cut'ln two when lied" MacCnllum failed it play around the left end but car ried around the other side tor a score "Hed" missed the goal This put some ginger In the Central line up apparently as Hie boys though outweighed battled hard against the Toledo forward wll and opened up holes tor the Jacks At that nlnir career On paper the look just as strong as the and the game should be a one Juniors Have Battles In the Junior league two game are scheduled and both games will De stiff tussles the competing teams being evenly matched The Cale donia and Macoll Hanger teams will bo picked from the follow ing players: Deblock McIntosh inzel Johnson Milne Wallace Seay Peters Gamble Ybung Kelly White Wismar Shantry and Young Macolla Itan geffs Leslie Watt Crossland Towel Patton Coffin At Leslie Sproat Macoll IL Sproat Stark Eislet games In the State league: Bricklayers va Hoses er ry field referee Stark Detroit vs Cricketers erry field 2:30 referee Draper Corin thians vs Vikings at Garvey park 2:30 referee Millman Solvay vs Rising Star nt Solvay park 10 a referee Leigh Junior league: Roses vs Rising Star Atkinson park 2 referee Inglis Macolls vs Caledonia er ry Held 2 referee Young The local international between Ireland and England has boon post poned to November 18 as Roses Dewar cup Weimann and Weston Are Big Gun of Attack and Stand Out a Stan BY BATCHELOR Ann Arbor Mich Oct Michigan scored more 'pointi' against A in one hour thi afternoon than she previously had been able to accumulate in four years of battle on the gridiron Likewise she scored twice a many touchdowns in this onegam as she had made in the four tha preceded it victory was assured from the start but thq armers put up such a stubborn resistance in the first three periods that the Maize and Blue shouter weren't half enjoying themselves They wanted to see a' real mass sacre that would completely wip out the memory of the defeats ads ministered to the Yost machine it 1913 and 1915 When the total fins ally mounted to 27 the result of four touchdowns and three goals that accrued therefrom even ther most bloodthirsty of the spectator went home well satisfied The Aggies having nothing that resembled an attack stood not th ghost of a show to win Mlchlgad had them at least tied before th game began and if the visitors had been alloted uninterrupted posse slon of the ball all afternoon they probably have succeeded lt carrying It half the length of th field They did not make a single first down" Once they lacked only six Inches of the required distanc with one more chance to gain It but the flgntlng was then In theid own territory and they cautiously elected to punt Instead Won by Plodding 'Michigan won by steady plodding? rather than by any great brilliancy In her attack Her line so far out classed the forefront pattie that the backs were able find holes consistently and the gained a lot more ground than th size ot the score would Indicate Ex elusive of the four touchdowns th Wolverines negotiated 19 first downs There were comparatively few long runs Weimann once brok through everybody In sight ant lumbered 30 yards for touchdown i and another time reeled oft 25 yards while Weston madesonedaah ot about 35 But for the most part 1 took at least two and often I or four biffs to make up the IQ yards Weston was the most brilliant luminary for Michigan his work la advancing the ball being a very delectable feature of what was othJ erwise rather a dull afternoon Th little quarterback was forever squirming dodging and diving hl way through the Aggies for uses ful gains A vigilant secondary dee fense prevented hts getting clear very often but every time he tooi the ball which was fairly frequents ly he managed to gain Yost will have to think twice about takina this eel llke young man out of thq game when Sparks Is ready for duty! and probably will solve the problent by making Weston a halfback ought to be a star In that position "Tad" Weimann though still very slow In starting gained acres ofl ground by sheer strength The Ag gios seldom could stop his bull llka Assaults on their line short of threo or four yards but only twice did he come through with a gain of length His 30 yard route to 4 touchdown was strewn with mangled bodies of the slain Weight fight and strength' tool him through the entire company though his progress at no time be called fast Stop AU Attacks The Michigan line and ends stop ped absolutely everything that the Aggies showed Not only did I stop the plays but usually smeared them before they got started Th longest gain any armer was abl to make was about eight yards Line plunges end runs and for ward passing werb equally futile The attack just naturally could nol untrack itself A was equipped only wttli a lot ot sand and a good kicker The anners certainly put up scrap several times digging their' cleats right into their own final chalk mark and holding Michigan for downs Tbeir courage is all th more commendable because they must have known early in the day that they couldn't gain any ground themselves and that It was only as question of holding the score down as low as possible Hammes did some fine punting which was ad mlrably covered the two tackles Coryell and rauson getting down the field with the ends or ahead off them Weimann also punted nicely and so good was down tne neio work tnat A did practically nothing In the way of runhacks Thfy Wolverines did very llttl with open football sticking to th gamo for the most part One long forward pass Goetz Genebafh netted a gain of about 25 yards but as A took th ball away on downs right after this It did not have any bearing on th score The armers get away with a single pass though they tried a number Michigan hurried the chucker eo much that he have much of a hhance One time however a long heave to one of th flankers almost resulted In a touch down only tho alertness of one of the Wolverine backs in blocking th ball preventing this achievement Uses Many Substitutes Yost used a small army of sub stltutes particularly In the back field giving almost everybody in uniform a chance In the closing quarter The more subs he sent In the faster the team played how ever two of the touchdowns com ing in the final quarter when tho lineup was thickly strewn with su pernumeraries It took the Wolverines some llttl time to get going their first touch down coming late In the opening pe riod They received a punt on about' their own i5 yard line and started a Smashing attack that with a 23 yard run by Weimann soon placed the ball within striking distance Weston took It over There was no further action until the end of th half The third period brought on touchdown Again the Wolverines' aot a punt in the middle section of the lot and In a scries of short I on SI Part 1 Coldwaler high 30 )uln a WKST Mkhlgan 23 A i Nebraska 3 "Notre' Dame 0 Caw 9 Baldwin Wallace 0 Minnesota S3: Indiana 9 Chicago ST Purdue 0 1 Wooeter Akron University 9 Illinois 7: Wisconsin 0 Carnegie Tech zl Ohio CnlrerSIty'O Illinois 7 Wisconsin 0 Western Deserve 9 Kenyon Miami 91 Knrlhsm 0 South Dakota 9 Creighton 0 North Dakota 4a argo College 0 'Oklahoma 14 Texas 0 South Dakota Slate 32 Trinity College 0 innneu io vnuersiiy or town Iowa State Aggies 13 Missouri 0 Kansas 34 Washburno 2 Washington State Zfl I' of Oregon Oreeon Aggies 26 I' of Idaho 6 Weetem Normal S3 Notre Dame resh man 0 IXIi'AL "'w Camp Custer Officers 7 Naval Trididiig Mation 0 of Detroit Kalamgyno College 9 Central High Ni Matt High of To ledo It Northeaster High Hl and lie 7 Northwestern High Ml Mkhlgau he bool ai sTtrik Windsor Illg 9: ML Clemens 9 agluaw high tl On so 9 Arthur Hill II lima high Ann Arbor high 7 Alhtnn high 0 lanslng 91 Hat Citi I astern 9 Notre Demo reehmoa Kalamaroo I mud llaidd I nlon 40 Muskegon 7 Manistee 21 Hart high li Pontiac 7 Northern 0 Toledo Unite Detroit Western 0 Buttle (reek high th Athens 0 Monra hlffh 11 DM mH 1'uJMn 9 lint Central 3 Bay City Western 6 em at a rvz 4 a os' MA" 'M ir 34 sXJfC 'a i 7 a 4 A 3 I kWj a 2 A' tt I I f' t) Rhode' Hayes Duteau Andrews' Kozltzky 1 Zola Day A rtlzew I Wilder MadlRanhaw (cap) Phiibln Khldoll King Hcheltenborjf i leapt) Phalen Cook Glpp Dobon Bahan Otoupalik Miller I Io ton Hoar Chapel Velm Cadmore 0 Owens Johnson Cooney Stockdale Murphy Allen (ctpt) Blum Millar Wraps (rapt) Berman Hogan Angell Branfield Dunlap Lombardo Olaen 1' Dooley 1 (7) PENN STATE (0) Carroll Rauog Henry 1 Tavener Kratt Guy OrltilthK Straw Ctarntcki Hteln Black Treaael Conover Slubba Wolfe Smith Robb Ruble Bond McCreight Croat Washington and Jefferson Touchdown MuCrelrhi: goal from touchdown McCreight Mur phy Brown Ge neva Head linesman Thorpe Colum bia Time of period 15 minutes ench Summary: CENTRALS TOLEDO SCOTT Watt a wL Hall Wlnkleniftn Culver Ecker Mirlnnfc Utno Cochran Eckland I Maeinnimt York i Culver Kresge A Hadden Brokaw 11 Kirk Mcrnlhim Wolcott Brenksrt II Maclnnls Sehili kpntnsycr Vl.