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PART ONE 20 Detailed Play Shows How Stubbornly the Teams ought SIDELIGHTS ON THE CLASH THATSAWMICHIGAN LOSE Continued rom Pace 17 Part 1 itaiite iu onun uicn uuui I this manner and they beat I buaI1 eight yard vard bunch at It Wallace line and then to the five yard chalk Heimann broke no lira I OURTH PERIOD it NOVEL BILLIAED TOURNEY a ik tion vneer ieaaer nan aia ms CHmeon yard ston I be3t t0 Ret some untfled houtinK nd fr01n his command but no mortal fwo yard mitli was hurt thU Inan could be to Walt for nUv an ChaTles Coolidee renlaced a Menal to yen at such a time It ay ana unaries coonuge replaced! evftrv one fOr himanir until to tie his Buffalo i val in Lost 3 3 3 0 drill this J0 George 71 ON' OUR IRST LOOR THIRD PERIOD On a fake kick forma $15 $15 $15 Clothes Young Gentlemen the SECOND QUARTER A 0 0 0 0 the task slashed 0 0 Before the Wolverines could into action the whistle blew fornd of the first quarter 560BW5004004001430v0 Put in a looked started caught taken line time BY TAPPING IRST QUARRTER II th the cf Extent for Cornell played football HARVARD Collldse Parson Wlthfneton Wallace Weston Sm'th Loren Bradlee rancke Hardwick De the went gaily were yell was completely Rehor went in point much to th etandg who Ball of the game HARTORD WINS SHOOT Ziffai'tlvu He carfried He curried GROUND LOOR ANNEX AT An exhibition of Suits and Overcoats the coming week specially priced at ifteen Dollars that we believe are without equal They are out of the ordinary in style fit workmanship and fabrics BIG RED ROUTS HOLY CROSS BOYS TO WIN EASILY THE DETROIT REE PRESS: SUNDAY NOVEMBER tlH Pct looO lOXi 1000 1000 1000007 West Point Umpire Risky of 15 minutes Collyer Williams Goals from tourh GOAlS or vard 29 yard line Bradlee twisted pant several Michigan tacklers roi a six yard train hut rancke was stopped on the next play Harvard Delayed ans alla Harvard punted to 19 yard line and Splawn sent the bah right back Logan getting it and running back to the Wolverine 46 mark The last mad plunge took the ball to within on yard of a first down but Harvard braced stubbornly and bullet' was stopped as he shot himself all alone at the right side of the Harvard defense rancks immediately punted out of danger Hughltt getting the ball in the middle of tho field Tommy made four yards on the first play i or working harder for this other league affp he In fiRurlna that la more work he need a lack of which spelled his defeat In his first two bouts The post wvek he defeated all comers winning five matches the last aga nst a Chicago expert and appears to have hit his stride again The match will be played at the Pullman Monday night at 8 o'clock and no doubt crowa or no admls Benton was offside and still another penalty was assessed Michigan Maulbetsch made a vain attempt to make up the lost ground but could squeeze through for only two yards Splawn punted to Hardwick who was doned on his 30 yard line On the smash Bradlee went out of bounds for a gain of only' one yard rancke punted to Hughitt who fumbled the catch but recovered on his own 16 ynrd marker Withing ton was disastrous to the next Wol verine attempt to carry the ballvhen he nabbed Splawn two yards back of the Michigan advance guards Harvard stopped the nextay with a gain of only one yard and Splawn punted to Michigan's 4 6 ya rd line where Reimann down ed Hardwick after a short advance trolt Interstate Three Cushion league opposing Martin Maley at the Pullman academy Monday evening Last year these players finished a tie in the league session and the rivalry exist ing between them is intense both being willing to concede that the winner of this week's match is the better man until they meet agan This first match this season on the road although he ha played two games wino ng one and losing the other Maley has not been able to get a decision yet uuc nope to this engagement Maley has been match than any ever participated 0 0 7 0 from touch XV Iam 11 HflCkrtt riAiri Lieut Head rnesman Tufta Brown of 35 yards about the ball Into Cornel was clearly off his of the Holy Cross standing Won 2 1 2 MALEY MEETS BISON CUEIST will be wtncssed by a large billiard enthusiasts there being slon charge Armadaa will have a elffVal morning on the Thomas school grounds Benson St I uls Baker A will play River Roue Bunday at River Rouge Hliniard P'ayer' liio match tonight Columbian will play the Anoka today I Avera and high rune: Button 9 3 1 61 at St Catherines' grounds at 1:30 Schaefer 8 10 34 Lyons started the second period with a smash through Crimson line for a four yard gain Maul betsch followed silt with a similar advance but a Michigan man had been caught using Ills hands tile rally and the ball was brought! back and the Wolverines assessed 15 yards On the very next play ball to the Harvard four yard line rooters were fairly frantic as saw Maulbetsch with occasional assistance from the others rip the Harvard line to shreds A double pass brought the longest gain of this advance and the most spectacular Michigan run of the day It measured 17 yards "Touchdown touchdown" yelled the Maize and Blue cheering sec tlnn Chr lfldnr Haff did his AMBRIDGE Mass October 31 Harvard was first on the field the squad trotting out for a preliminary practice before 2:30 and then going back into the club house until just before the time for the game The crimson band let loose from its stand in front of the Cambridge rooters and Harvard scored with the first yells of the game The cohorts broke forth when Cheer Leader Haff ap peared and the rival rooters i soon busily engaged in their Ing duel The vVolverin Bunnorlers crazy In earnest when their I capauoneu Landmen marched on tne ueiu mey jeiiea ana cneeieu us victors wokd the ecnoes of Soldiers field for the first time In history cneer ieaaer nan was aimosi rauiihi nnUDina When Caotaln Raynsford led his squad onto the neia but lift tnd uo tor it imxnu dintelv Wolverines went through a short signal practice and then Diawn took a drill in Duntinu and in drop kicking jiibt ft ifiw tninuins otnora time for nlnv to buffin tfia blir Crimson huskiRu raced until the lluld at toi speed and it was the Harvard root ers cnance in a moment tne urn clals coaches and captain had gath ered over near the Michigan side of the field and the com was tossed uaot nasnsiora won ana cnose defend the west goal putting th ugnt oreezs at nisnacK ana putting the sun In the eves of the Harvard players WltUlngton Kicks Off Wlthlnrton kicked off for Har vard sending the ball to Splawn me nonenne ran in oeninq nit Interference and carried the ball tc the Michigan 30 vard line befort Eoma one broke through ana tacxieu him Un the first play MaulbetscL smashed through center for five yards and the stands went crazy Lyons followed suit with a four yard gain through the right side of the Crimson defense ano then Maulbetsch came back with a train which bava Mii'hlEran'hpr Ini I tial first down of tne game end put the ball up for the middle of th lield on the Wolverine 46 yard mark It required three plays to makt the next first down On the initial try Spruwn was stopped dead in tn line but Maulbetsch came through I with a six yard gain and then the Michigan fullback added the dis 1 lance for the moving up of the stick Captain Trumbull i of the Crimson spoiled the tmxi Michigan attempt to gain when he downed Tommy Huglna for a 1 oi one yard on the fake kick forma tion Another shift play was tried and this time Splawn was downed without gaming ground Hau? betsch was hurt in this play his shoulder being thrown out but hi th nine yard line nnwn i tnil the Michigan rooters nlorlng their players to terrific smashes or the backs Thy proved unennai to hftWPVPr nnH annlra through to the seven yard line and It was first downylth four chances to make the rest of the distance to a Crimson ecore rancke attackedho Michigan right tackle but was thrown after an advance of on vard 'On the next play a trick sent Hardwick through the center and over for a clean score He fol lowed with the kick which made BY HAL MIER1DAN Writtea for the United rees Boston Mass October 81 Har vard was lucky to beat Michigan Twice Michigan was within strik ing distance of the crimson goal line in the first quarter and again In the third bit held each time and each rancke punted out of danger Maulbetsch was far away bright star of the game Time af ter time he tore into line on successive plays for gains that would make It third down for Michigan with perhaps one or two yards to go Instead of giving the big halfback a rest Hughitt would call on him again and it would be Harvard's ball on downs In the handling of punts Hughitt misjudged almost every one of the long high spirals which rancke or Hardwick booted Into Michigan territory Logan on the other hand handled yplawn'g twisters in great style and it was seldom that he failed to run them back from five to 15 yards On almost every occasion Hughitt would let the ball drop trusting to luck that it would bound back toward the Crimson goal and then fall on it with three or four Crimson players directly over him Both teams played anything but championship football At times play on both sides was lethargic There were few sighs of the and ginger expected of the elevens Uy IlUWJ uy vuv? mat from the west and Percy Haugh I ton th man from the east tative Monday Cullen or Buffalo comes to tor hl first road match In Uy Staff Correspondent Cambridge Mass October 31 Harvard downed football team today but sho down Michigan's spirit Outnumbered as they were by horde of Crimson shouters Wolverines gave an exhibition rooting and standing by their team that was an eye opener to Harvard There so very many lu the Michigan cheering section hut every man and some of the ladles too worked all the time Thus in the amount of din the westerners' showing was made to compare very favorably with that nt Harvard The Wolverines were in their seats early and they made a hit right at the start by giving Har vard a hearty yell When the Yost team came out the Maize and Bluo crowd went wild and during the game it did not Stop shouting single minute Ono thing that made a huge hit here was habit of yell ing tor a Harvard man who had to have time called No sooner was one of Coach Haughton's: galdla tors disabled than Cheer Leader Haft had turned him out a yelp that seemed to be just as enthu siastic as the yells Michigan gave tor her own Harvard quickly took the cue and when a Wolverine was In trouble the short Harvard cheer with the player's name attached roused the echoes Michigan's band was splendid Ar rayed in its gorgeous new uniforms with the yellow lined caped it presented an appearance that caus ed favorable comment on all sides The band wasn't content with lookt ing pretty however It worked In cessantly from the time It arrived on the field blaring "The Victors" until it headed a procession ot Michigan men back to town after the final whistle blew Harvard men hardly could believe that it was a student organization and not seme crack military band hired for the occasion But no mere collec tion of mercenaries could have worked as that band worked You have to have your heart in it to perform in such a fashion Between the halves the Michi gan musicians marched about the field playing Michigan tunes and finally it marched into a formation that made a big block with the legs ot the letter facing Michigan's side of the stadium This just brought down the house and the Crimson contingent clapped and shouted as heartily as the wester ners Harvard had a band too but It Rapid ire Matches to Be Staged at the Majestic Manager Swaeney of the Ma Jegllc JiMard academy always la on the lookout for aomethitif worth while to en tertain hie patrons ana this week will put on a novelty at the Majestic In the form of a ran'd fire tournament Sixteen followers of the three cushion game will compete the matohoe to played on eight tables Each game win be for 20 point on the handicap basis the winner of the tourney to receive a cash pr made up of the dollars posted by all contestants The tourney Ibe held November 6 line whn Cochran fooled on th play for McHale at th Amusement of pomed tn enjoy the spectacle of his hush hulk Hardwick made five yards on a split play and then added two more rn the next attempt rancke made it first down on the Wolverine 45 ya rd line Hardwick added two yards and then rancke stepped out of bounds after advancing three more A forward pass Hardwick to Coolidpre netted 15 yards and be fom ATirhicrqn hvl recovered from thia third successful try at the bas ketball play time was called for the end of the game Pcore: Harvard 7 Michigan 0 MTCHBiAtV nnton Oelmnnn McHale Pavnstord (capt Watson roehran Staatz Hughitt ManlbMtch Splawn Tvcns Rcor by quarters: Harvard Hardwick Goal HarawicK ferd Trinity west romi Pninf Time of ifteen minutes line and ran straight down the center of tne lit'iu tor a loucnuown tne wcuKnes at nnc enu hard fast and determined ull ULU Shelton Oallogly Tilley Cool Anderson isher Hearn Barrett Shuler Collyer Hill Quarters Cornell Holy Cross Torcey of Holderness Head Colgate Time of Barrett PhilinDl Shuler 3 Barrett 2 Shuler 3 Brown rrom Munmv Holy Cross Manning for Healey Morrisey for Brawley Kane ir McCarthy Mur phy for Lee Lee for Murphy Healey for Manning or Cornell ISckley for Shelton Jewett for Gallogly Butts for Jewett Sny der for Tilley McKeag for Snyder Mun sick for McKeag Brown for Cool Nauman for Brown McCormick for Anderson Jameson for isher Allen for Jameson Shuler tor uarrett Philippi for Shuler Shock for Shuier Beebe for Collyer Williams for Hill BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Cambridge October By scor ing first Harvard secured a decided advantage and many former foot ball players as well as coaches who were present expressed the opin ion that Michigan erred by not at tempting what appeared to be an easy field goal on the fourth down after rushing the ball inside Har five yard line in the open ing period of the game It was in the finer points xf team play that Michigan lost to Harvard tor player for piayer the Ann Ar bor eleven was fully equal physic ally to the Cambridge combination Collectively however they failed to move with the same cohesion and smoothness shown by the winning team Both elevens played slow football but there was a certain indecision and laxness in handling the ball that was fatal to the Wol chances Individually the Michigan players earned unstinted praise by their clean hard and brilliant Maulbetsch proved to be one of the greatest line breakers seen in the east this season carrying the ball repeatedly through the Harvard line and Into the secondary defense with bullet like rushes that upset tack ler after tackler In these charges he was greatly helped by McHale who ripped open the holes through which Maulbetsch made his gains Hughitt also made repeated gains with his short rushes Inside or out side guard Captain Raynsford passing was excellent and he was in no wise responsible for the several costly fumbles made in the back neuu To start the second half Splawn kicked oft to Bradlee who ran the I ball back to his own 39 yard line I behind perfect interference He eluded the most of the Michigan tacklers and Hughitt and Cochran nitiking up the Wolverine rear guard alone stopped him i Hardwick skirted the Michigan left end for two yards and then punted to the Wolverine seven yard line the hall rolling along the ground with Hughitt watching it The officials ruled tho play a touch down and the Wolverines put the oval in play on the 20 yard mark Harvard spilled the next two plays for no gain and Splawn punted to Hardwick who was downed on his own 37 yard line The Crimson I right halfback failed to gain around the Michigan right end and Rei mann stopped Bradlee after a four yard advance on the following plunge Punt is Bad Hardwick punted poorly and it was ball on her 35 yard line Maulbetsch shot into the Crim bun line but made only one yard Lyons repeated the performance and then Splawn punted to Logan who was brought to earth on his 36 a ra tion Bradlee reeled off five yards but Michigan stopped Jlardwick on the following play for no gain rancke punted but the ball was brought back and given to Michi gan when a Crimson player was de tected tripping Maulbetsch hit the Harvard line for a one yard gain and Lyons fought his way through for four more Maulbetsch was just short of the necessary distance tor the first down when he was stopped after a five yard smash Weston was laid out on this play and time was called till he could be patched up "Muuuy came right back and made it first down oji the next try The ball was on 27 yard linn Lyons advanced for three yards but Michigan was holding tn the line and a 15 yard penalty was asreseed against the Wolver ines Maulbetsch dove into the Crimson line for a flveard gain and Benton was laid out when some one hit him in the ribs A gain of four yards was the ault of next plunge following Play with Maulbetsch carrying the ball on a fake for ward pass formation resulted dls AStrouly when Smith nabbed star for a 10 yard loss Splawn made things safe by punt ing over the goal line Maulbetsch Gets irst Dow Lyons reeled off two yards be fore he was downed and Maul betsch repeated the performance of his mate for three more The came right hack with a first down on the 86 yard lino and then carried the ball again for a four yard gain He evidently hit Interstate Three Cushionist Take on Detroit Represen 70 yards from the point where it was kicked ere it was downed and Michigan was Immediately placed on the defensive The Crimson had what advantage there was in the matter of handling kicks Played Safety irst Both sides were strong for the "safety first" method of letting the ball drop and comparatively few punts were caught Hughitt was instructed to save himself as far as possible anj the Harvard toe artists placed their drives to such gaud advantage that Maulbetsch was seldom able to grab one on the ffy There weie several fumbles of kicks but in each case the man who had muffed recovered with tno more serious loss than that of a few yards Harvard covered punts better than Michigan getting three ahd four men down on all the short ones The game was divided in rather a peculiar way so far as the ad vantage was concerned Michigan made a regular show of the Crim son in the first and third periods while Harvard outplayed her oppo nent in the second and In the fourth though not In so pro nounced a manner The Wolver ines gained 98 yards to seven for the first period and 68 to 13 in the third Al together the westerners negotiated 11 first downs while Harvard got nine ive of these went to Michi gan's credit In the first period Had Cause for Joy Right off the bat Michigan's ad herents had cause for joy ol him this time and when the offi cials sorted out the struggling mass of players the leather had not been advanced the necessary dis tance Again Harvard hud met tnetest with the courage of despera tion and star had set Then Punted Ont of Danger The Crimson of course punted out of danger and took good care not to get into any more In the fourth quarter Harvard seemed to be fresher than her guests and at very of the game she was engaged in a campaign that seem ed likely to result in anotner touch down Taking one of punts on her own 27 yard line the Lyons and Maulbetsch first down on two plays to start the period and the ball wds on 35 yard line It like another advance was when a Wolverine was holding and the ball wa back 15 yards The Michigan backs mussed up the next play woefully three men In succession fumbling vard A double puss with Maulbetsch carrying the ball around the Crim son loft end put the bull bn the 11 yard line the Harvard players being completely fooled by the for mation The Michigan stands were tne scene or a wuo aemunstraiion with tne "Hurry can imploring the fighting Wolverines to score But Harvard spilled the next play for ft ioQ of two Vfirds Meulbet sell retrieved the lost ground and some more too when ihiuuh toe Marvara rignt tacKie tor a six yard advance The fighting Crim son stopped the next play dead il it was the fourth down for Michi gan with the ban stHl four ynrus from the goal line Cantnin Raynsford called for a consultation and then Splawn lrop ped oac as if ror a kick Tne ball was passed to HtiRhiit who in turn passed to Larry But Harvard mussed up the play completely when missed the signals and tried to run instead of forward pass Tacklers Biiug Him Down The Wolverine fullback was pounced upon by three Crimson tacklers for a loss of three yards and the ball went over to Harvard The Crimson rooters Immediately rftSw tin out nf their and went crazy while the Michigan supporters sank back disappointed itn on ner own seven yard Hne Harvard was penalized five yards for off side play in the next formation and the oval went back to the two yard murk With the goal line again in imminent peril Hardwick immediately drop ped back for a punt sending the ball far out of the Harvard danger tn th 43 vard 1in HutrhiH caught the pigskin and was downed by Coolidge before he got started pet the Wallace was Injured In this I am lald out and while he wa and the Michigan rooters scored a lepalred James went in tor tremendous hit with the Harvard i A cohorts by giving Crimson cen Respite the fact that he had been ter nine cheers It wrs the first himself into the Harvard time the Maize and Blue men had tj waY 30 the field had a chance to show their cour Maulbetsch came ripbt back and tesv in thft Hnrvnril hnnrh at It had been badly hurt and Bigelow replaced him On tho first plunge Bradice made it first down on 30 yard line In the piny Splawn was in jured and the Harvard rooters had their chance to return the Mich igan courtesy by yelling for the through the Crimson line on the next play and threw Hardwick for a loss with a pretty tackle The Harvard backs got mixed up on the following pl and only one yard Tries orward Paas Right here Harvard tried the first forward pass of the game and it worked beautifully Hardwick shot the ball to Smith and the play was on the Michigan 19 yard line This successful execution of the play which Michigan had thought all her own seemed to take the heart out of the Wolverines tost long enough for the Crimson to get her touch down rancke smashed past the Mich igan left tackle for a gain of two yards and followed suit with a plunge which took the ball to the It Wnc fha fhiril with only one foot to no were im hold the Crimson Trumbull pretty hard in thia smash for the Crimson field cap tain took time out tor repairs Once again Maulbetsch cam through with a Michigan first down Smith being the man who prevented hia going all the way through Iyons was stopped dead on the next plunge and Cochran took time out Michigan was on her second march up the field and the Wol verine rooterg were going wild with delight On a fake kick for mation Maulbetsch smashed Into the Harvard line for 1 tour yard gain and followed suit with a smasn which made It first down on the Crimson 13 yard line On the next play in which he made three yards the Michigan battering sensational If It worked she could have saved the day and if it hadn nothing more would have been lost than was gone already The work ot the Michigan ends was not up to standard though Ben ton contributed a lew good tackles and Dunne who went in for him later was very active Both Wolverine flankers were blocked olt entirely too often Staatz now and then smeared a play In finished style but in gen eral he was not reliable Reimann was defensive star He played a really wonderful game making more than half the tackles It seemed and being harder to tool than any other Wolverine He upheld the honor of the left side of the line in fine style and did a good deal more work than anybody had a right to expect of him It was very early to see that Har vard's Brie was more experienced than Michigan's and this experience is what told on the two occasions when the Wolverines apparently were about to ecore The Crimson for wards outguessed and outfought when the battle raged under tne goal poets ne wolver ines couldn keep their opponents at bay at the very times that It was most desirable they should dl so In strength the Michigan forwards easily held their own but they were outclassed in the tricks of the trade They failed utterly to open up holes In the two last fights Cochran Defensive Star Big Bill Cochran Is entitled to credit for his fine work In opening holes for Maulbetsch Repeatedly he shoved sainebody out of the way to let the German dreadnaught through and Parsons who was v's a vis with Cochran when Michigan had the ball finally had to quit the game on account of the rough hand lnc he received One fact of which Michigan men have reason to be proud of Is that their team fought all the time Op posed as It was to an eleven that probably will be champion ot theast this fall and that is made up al most entirely of rugged experienced men the western boys refused to grant Harvard an Inch that was not earned In the last quarter the Wol verines seemed to be tired but they were Just as game as ever and they might have stopped the Crimson avalanche before It reached the goal line even If the whistle handn't ter minated hostilities when it did Defeated but a long way from disgraced ie a fair way to sum It up A bunch of green men who gave the best It had were forced to bow before an adversary which had Justhat finesse which comes with foot ball experience It was a good fight all the way through and there Is honor enough for both victor and vanquished limp was called for the end of period Soere first half: Harvard Michigan and time was called for the end the quarter: Harvard 7 Michigan 0 PLAY BY PLAY REPORT VICTORY OVER THE MAIZE AND BLUE CHAMPION BILLIARD PLAY LEAGUE standing fellows twisted II back and Michigan ntar roMiiniwi nlnv on ahie kick by Splawn was tried oau on her Lean Chicago Kills Cleveland Helm Cleveland Kleckhefir Milwaukee Morin Chicago Kling Kansas City McCourt ritlsburgli Heal Toledo Maupome Philadelphia Keogh Rochester Cullen Buffalo LeGros Cincinnati I Maley Detroit Cooler IndUn01i Aatalar jonnsiown i ton dofesiM Jacob to Billiard riayera AvAAtrs and hid Detroiter Defeats Daniels at Pas time Qun Club Narrow Margin John Hartford of Detroit basted EJ Darlal ot Birniimham at the PaaUma Gun club in a ahoot for ade bet of Mr Hartford won by the narrow marrtn of one bird Neither man wa ahuotlng in form depite the fact that the wcaiher was Ichul a vary inlid breete blowing Bton house ot Pont ac was referee while inzel of Detroit and Bob Pafrltt birm nahain a ted as judge The conteetant agreed to meet again at a future date at the Birmingham Gun club Anokna ront and Make Merry Anokas had a good time at tlulr banquet last night at Grosae Pointe Inn in celebration of their first anniversary Mr Jaclcaon of Wanderaeea being the guest of the evening The occasion was marked by much merriment and songs and speeches were given by Coach Hogg President orbes red Brush and Mr Jackson The boys were well pleased with the speeches enjoying them no much thev almost lost their appetite An oka play Gratiot A today at Annka grounds Chippewa and Syl vester at 2:30 Reserves Anokas and Colutoblat play tne preliminary Oakwood Reserves will play BaVr Reserves Sunday afternoon at Maloney park at 1 preliminary to tlu Oakwood Wyandotte game Baker reserves will clash with North western High rmervee at the latter ground Sunday at 3 a gain of yard and repeated on the following formation Splawn dropped back and punted outside on the Harvard 21 yard line Loaem Two Yard On a fake kick formation Hard wick lost two when Reimann broke through and nailed hnn be hind the line Hardwick then punt cd to midfield and It was thatl Michigan had lot manv yards the exchange of kicks Maulbetsch gained four yards past the right tackle only to fumble on next play and give the ball to Har vard on the Wolverine 47 yard line Before Hughitt could start the play tno the ball and a Crimson clad player lowing xPiIm i and inconsequential gains Michl finally getting it on his own 44 an recovered a Harvard fumble yard lino 'made on the first rushing play the Harvard made one vard on the Crimson tried by the way This first smash and on a delayed pass advantage was frittered away Reimann dumped Smith for a loss through some holding and of over a yard Hardwick then 8an had to punt Harvard punted punted out of on the Mich hack and the exchange was about igan 30 vard mark A double passtvn Then the Wolverines started failed to net anything for Michi 'a march that brought them 4 gan and Splawn kicked to the Bar yards in eight plays and took the and Harvard got the own 30 yard mark UtMit Recover On her first aiLi mul the Crimson fumbled and liuglutt pounced on the oval giving the ball to Mciuxan on 40 yuro mark Vvitn the pay in Crimson ter ritory Michigan gained three yaids tUough the line Muulbeuch lol lowed this advantage up by smash ing tnruugh tor an eight yard gain I only to free the ball brought back and Michigan assessed her iirst pen i alty of 15 yards lor holding Uughtt made but a single yard on the plunge through center and Spawn was called I on ior anotner un swe Kick iar I vara got the bail on her own 16 vurd 1 line and on the first ilnv IL r1 wick made eight yards through Cvouran Despite this advantage Loe An im mediately calico lu uaruxKK to punt tne Dan going to Hughitt on the Michigan 47 yard line The "Wolverine quarter was downed in his tracks bv a whole crowd of crim son tacklers Splawn dropped bad as if for a punt but tried an end run oniy to oe downed by smith ror a five yard loss Harvard lost her Advantage however tor thu hnll called buck and the rpfprpp mnrehArt five yards toward the Crimson goal line tor an on sice penalty inis it nrsi down tor Michigan on the Harvard 49 vard lino and the rooters started calling for a touch down Hugiiitt squirmed past the liar vard risrh euard fnr seven vrto and Maulbetsch carried it to Har 34 vard lin Lvons smashed into the Crimson line for a six yard gain ana iiugniti aaaea two more on a snnt max uitn one xarr io for a first down Hughitt and Splawn aroDDea back as lor a uiacp kick only to suddenly change tactics find send MaUlhefcch thrnneh for tho necessary distance Ball On 23 Yard Line The ball was on 23 vard line hut on the next play tne whole leu siae or tne Micugan nne was off side and the Wolverines were penalized five yards Maulbetsch tailed to rain on the next niav Ben ton getting in his way An attempi ea ena run was nippea oy voonape when he Butiivtt tor a small lose Time was taken out fur Har didn't compare with Michigan fa It was only a hired aggregation aal It was not imbued with the coll spirit Of course the Crimson tuosos weren't dressed up like Mich igan's so they kept themselves dis creetly out of sight in the stand yelling was very few especially on the two occasion when the Crimson seemed about to be scored upon After tho game Michigan gat an exhibition of college spirit and loyalty that was a mighty fine thmB to see Instead ot slinking off to lick their wounds the Wolverine formed behind their band and par aded around the field as proudlv as though they had won the game Harvard had a snake dance ot it own before the Wolverines began their parade but so tar as their bearing was concerned nobody could have told the victor from the vanquished Michigan left th field with heads erect the bands playlnj and banners flying She didn't tor the honors of war but just took them The day was about as near ideal tor'a football game as the weather man could hav been asked to tur nish Bright sunlight cool crisp air and not too much wind mad things pleasant for players and the spectators alike It might have been a little cool for those who sat In the stands but the men who were battling on the field made no com glaints except when a treacherou reeze swirling through one of the stadium's entrances played trick with the ball In spite ot the fine weather th crowd was not up to expectations Both sides of tho stadium were fair ly well filled but the curve of the big horseshoe was almost bare Th attendance was between 20000 end 25000 probably nearest the emaller figure than the larger ully halt ot thia number made up of distractlngly pretty gtrls some Michigan and some Har vard but all lovely Most ot he Detroit Ann Arbur and Chicago Michigan men went home tontgnt on a special train which left Boston at 11:30 end 1 due to arrive in the City ot the Straits some time tomorrow after noon Before leaving town the Maize and Blue visitors did some celebrating They didn't have a victory to make merry 6ver but they had the satisfaction ot know ing that they had given Harvard a scare and had outplayed one of her host teams for more than half the time If this Isn't a legitimate ex cuse for a convivial bowl or two Michigan wants to know what 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The Maize and Blue win but it did a lot better than any body expected and tho westerners seemed to be In a very cheerful frsme of mind when they deartedp BATCHELOR Cornell Overwhelms Opponents Running Up'48 to 3 Score Line Is Strong Special to The ree Press Ithaca October The Cornell football team overwhelmingly defeated Holy Crosa today The score was 48 to 3 The visitor man aged to break Into the coring column for the flrt time this year when Murphy got a field goal from the 25 yard line after a corking end run had taken territory game today most gains being made around him The visit ors could not touch the Cornell line but they did execute several forward passes a double and a triple pas Cornell scored twice in the first ha which Holy Crow furn Khfid ifinsldornhla nnrma Inn I TllU fir tnllk hlAd'M A 1 a A 1 IVMVMUU II VSLJt luautl 1U Crimson had battled her way to minutes following a 30 vard run by Bar 26 yftrd when the rett The second touchdown came' just whistle blew a well executed for before the end of the period In the ward pass was the last play Hard fourth period Coach Hare eent in a lot of wick's toss being gathered In by substitutes and the game became a rout Coolidge tor a gain ot lb yards Holl' Cross was worn out and offered but superiority in this last I feeble opposition Cornell scored three few minutes was very marked 1 ts final quarter and the demor Michigan apparently had shot her I bolt in hei desperate effort to score 'X1? tlle Ward I 4 Implored Harvard Men Over across the field Harvard was imploring her men to Acting Captain Trumbull of the Crimson raged up and down the line like a wild man encourag ing plotting threatening his men And Harvard did hold tihe held so wed that on a fourth down with three yards to go Michigan had to give up her line smashing and try something else There was a conference among the Wolverines and a forward pass finally was agreed upon Unfortunately Splawn gummed up the signals and instead of passing to either of two men who were uncovered over the goal Hnp hA tried tn run With the ball and it was only when land was thrown for a loss Har he was tripped by one of his own vard had saved the day fbnt hr ran downed on his 39 fmmodiatelv the Crimson DUnted finally yard line Watson managed to stop! out uf danger and for the remain toi me next smasn at nim wnen neider of the quarter mere was nu great auvantage un cuuvr biuc the second period came the that gave Harvard her victory It arrived through the medium ot a long punt by the Crimson and a short return by Michigan The Cambridge team secured the ball on Its own 46 yard line and began a pounding attack that would not vatlvu Ujy uy vaw ava HOW OTHER CRITICS VIEWED PLAY MICHIGAN AGAINST THE CRIMSON a ana cnanes coonuge replaced evftry 'one f0P himaftif until The second Crimson forward pass I throat cracked or his lungs Hardwick to Coolidge gave Har lhursi vara tne oaii on 29 yard i line A sideline play failed to gain' for the Crimson but rancke made three past Watson The ballwas called back and Harvard as sessed five yards for off side play Harvard tried a forward pass but a blue clad tackler mussed the fhrower he could get the ball away and the Crimson pur posely passed the ball out of bounds on the third down and It was Mlch ball Splnwn immediately punted and Harvard let the bail roll to Crimson 16 yard line Watson let Hardwick past for 12 yards and rancke hit the Wol verine defense at tho same point for a big gain rlirht after he nroke clear through behind perfect in BY WM IL HANNA (Wrirtealor he Sun Newn Service) Boston Mass October 31 Tho score was 7 to 0 In favor of the Crlmosn and the main reason why Harvard could score and Michigan could not was because Harvard bad the power with which to slam over the goal line when a few yards away whereas the Michigan attack able to crpwd Harvard back and back twice was shy of the power with which to put on the flnishlntr touch when within fiveaids of goal It vao a spirited game conduct ed wit)1 a fine spirit of sporUmun snip in the main by both teams and because of its stubbornness never allowing interest to wane The Michigan eleven Its quarter back playing with a crippled arm and minus two of Its beat men ac uultted itself with decided credit It made a good fight and in aotual rushing gained 200 yards to liar Yard's 152 Thu Michigan backs were quicker at starting than the Harvard backs and Mauioetscn and tireless rusner i IaIaaa itcihr UUU UiClCPa VWW most of the burden uf running with the ball and was aa vigorous a line dplltter as has been seen on any gridiron this season 'He proved to a back of sterling worth An other back who battered his way with force was rancke of Har vard but he at it nearly as much as star INTERSTATE THREE CUSHION LEAGUE SINGLE TOUCHDOWN BY HARVARD BEATS ELEVEN lowed with the kick which the eporfl Hnrvnrfl 7 Mlrhlgnn Splmvn Kicks Off Michigan kicked off Splawn send the ball behind the goal line Harvard eloctM to scrimmage on th' 20 yard mark nnd on th first nlav Hardwick slipped around left end for a gain of nine vards elnd ng a poor tackle by Benton Buth play went for naught when Harvard was penalized for offside play Hardwick made up the five nrd penalty and two extra yards on a play naftt Cochran rancke nunted to Hughitt who fumbled but recovered Just aa Coolidge thumped down on him On a fake kick Maulbestch made eight yards through right guard Then Michigan tried hnr first forward pass of the game but Hughitt shot ihn ball too hirh and too hard to Lyons and the hall slipping off fingers wAnt the srm of a Harvard man and It was Crimson ball f) their 35 vard Hne Harvard im mcdiatch minted to Hughitt who was downed by throe Crimson play er on his own 37 yard line Tommy smashed through the line for two yards and Mnu1btch found ft hole Into which he ducked for yara sain Kraaiee bringing the Orman bullet earth Th halfback Immediately blocked Hardwick after a gain off made it first down with a plunge one yard rancke made three to the Michigan 41 ya rd line Har i vards in the same place and then vard stopped the next plav tlardwfck punted to Maulbetsch on tne jattArs zH yara line Mau 11 fumbled on the first play but recovered and squirmed through for a one vard gain Splawn punt ed tn 20 vard line Hard wick fumbling but made ft quick be denied Varied only by one for recovery rancke made a first ward pass which was good for a down for Harvard on his 43 vard 12 vard gain the Haughton ma chine slowly rougnt its way uuw the field until Hardwick finally plowed through for the touchdown that decided the issue alio kicked the goal Devoted Time to Kicking Most of the remainder of ths half wa devoted to Kicking with neither side doing anything of great moment Michigan came back for the sec ond half determined to do or die A lecture in the field house had im pressed upon every man that vic tory Uy within grasp if she would only play at the top oti her form and as soon as wnis tie blew tho Maize and Blue team went to work with new confidence and dash The westerners got their chance following a punt over the Harvard goal line by Hplawn Har vard scrimmaged the ball on her 20 vard line and rancke got away a kick that was below his standard the ball being downed by Michi gan on the 47 yard stripe Then came splendid exhibition Using a variety of plays but always the same raging tear ing German dynamo to carry the ball Michigan fought her way by straight line plunges to the Crim eon six yard mark Only a yard was needed for a first down and a first down meant a touchdown Again Maulbetsch was askea to tote the pigskin But the whole right side of the Harvard line was on bolt in hei desperate effort to score in the third period and her line was raked lore and aft during the dying rally of the easterners Hard wick contributed the stirring run In this march toward the Maize and Blue goal and in almost every case the Michigan secondary defense had a hard time bringing down runner who had penetrated the first lino as easily as though It had been made of paper It is hard to figure out why Mich igan did not open up and try ev erything she knew after she had failed to cross the Harvard goal late in the game She had ev erything to gain and nothing to lose at this time but Instated on playing a punting game rather than turning out the whole bux of tricks As a defeat by seven points is Just as much a defeat as one with a larger score would have been the risk of letting Harvard spoil some play and make another touchdown need not have deterred Hughitt Wa All Hight Then Early in the day conserva tive football was doing the work it was all very well to stick to it out wun tn unie geiLiiis bhuil mwvn Michigan's cue was to essay the J01" a i i 1 TthlHxni fa Chiilar 1 1 1" rmi i ii "Ainii 'ii ffiii if i 1 ft VV' I it it if Alft I ip 1 1 I I I tT IBI I ffi i Ox I Jfc: 1 Ife I I Ifc If 4" I'M 11 Ii I IM 1 I 1 Br jo i 1 I i feral le mh1 Af rLt fl few ifit 1 a JhmSCt a r3 MH 3 A ffisr if I ffi ir wH 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