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THE DETROIT REE PRESS: SUNDAY NOVEMBER 20 1910 PART ONE STUDENTS MW OVER VICTORY MAjqh Arbor Alive With Saving Undergraduates ollowing Defeat of Minnesota iBONIKES AND BRIC A BRAC PUT INTO USE Gophers Banqueted and riendly Relations Between Schools is Cemented Special to The rea rees Ann Arbor Mich November 19 Ann Arbor Is happy tonight and don't care who knows It And if there is anyone In Washtenaw county who does not know It he is either deaf or dead The little old college town is far too small to hold the feeling and enthusiasm of the crowd that witnessed the Michigan triumph on erry field Saturday afternoon rom the moment the whistle marked the passage of the contest into history until the cold gray dawn of the morning af ter the citizens of Ann zVrbor were without peace When tlie mob of Michigan root ers rushed out on tile Held and at tempted to raise Yost upon their shoulders he said: boys don't mind me go along and have a good And need less to say they went Slate street shortly after the game was a mass of humanity from curb to curb Pistols rattlers horns and the leather lungs of deli rious students combined to make the bedlam complete Crowds of en thusiastic students bedecked witli the maize and blue pushed andhoved through the mass end kept Up a continuous shouting Some tnotisand students formed a pha lanx 10 abreast and a block in length and danced the rearing tear ing snake dance from erry field to tiie campus continuing through the business part of the city Auto mobiles gaily decorated added to the confusion by plowing back and forth through the seething mass Bonfires Blaze Ou Streets When night fell a huge bonfire across from the campus on North University avenue added a lurid glare to the proceedings of the night In its light students danced and shouted to fjieir content pool rooms and some of the down town drink dispensaries were crowded far into the night Bands of students paraded the streets and carried the celebrations far into tho small hours of the night "tn on all siutn occasions as a Michigan victory over Minnesota we suspended city service in Ann Arbor after said 1 superint ndent of the 1 division of the Detroit ed interurban lines last night exuberance on such an oc casion is always worth seeing and with so much marching in the streets of Ann Arbor occupying the streets from curb to curb we did not desire to interfere or break up the parades with our city ears We therefore placed them ail in tile car (houses after the game and inter rupted the parades as little as pos sible witli our interurban cars We really regretted having to interfere tn that extent but we had to care lor such a large proportion of I lie waiters that we were absolutely forced to give a more than quad rupled number Of cars to both De troit and Jackson All In all it was wonderfully pleasant crowd to handle and we did our best to keep up tho happy results of Michi great At training table tn the evening after the game the defeated men of Minnesota were entertained as guests of the Michigan men at an informal banquet The best of good feeling prevailed and the close relationship was as has always been felt between I ho two schools was renewed In the evening tho two teams formed a theater party at tho Whitney Theaters were racked tonight with students celebrating the Nltclxi gan victory The actors receive little consideration for their pains for the students are in possession of the town and the only thing in their mind is the one 'fact that Michigan won Streets throughout the down town district are in poss ession of floating bands of students ranging in number 'from 10 to sev eral hundred Several of the mov ing picture shows have been be sieged by mobs demanding free shows and it Is probable that many of the managers will have to open their hearts for this one night at least of Tin Pans A tin pan brigade several hun dred strong made the night hideous with their unholy din as they marched through the streets beat ing upon all manner of wash boil ers dish pans stolen spouting and in fact anything that will make a noise Torches of red tire lit up the scene and the din was punctu ated by a shooting of guns which resembled a corps of artillery in action The prize noise machine of the occasion was an auto full of howl ing students trailing a tail of pots pans and boilers fifty feet in length 'Tills terrific silence breaker was JdrJven through the streets at break neck speed DRY GOODS LEAGUE 1 2 3 Bro 684 20 745 Co $19 771 S3 LA Krollk Co 724 778 M3 Co 739 796 743 if Statistics of Harvard and Yale Tie Contest Ground gained by rushing in yards: irst Yale 45 Harvard 115 Sec ond half Vale 5 Harvard 35 irst down by rushing: irst half Yale 2 Harvard 7 Second Yale 3 Harvard ft Number of punts: irst Yale 14 Harvard 10 Second Yalo 8 Harvard 5 Average distance of punts: irst Yale 20 Harvard 30 Second half Tab 32 Harvard 30 orward parses: irst Yale 0 Harvard 2 Second half Yale Har vard 1 Ground gained by forward pass: irst Yale 0 Harvard 0 Second half Ta Io 0 Harvard 22 On sldr kicks: irst half Yale 0 Harvard 5 Second half Yalo 0 Har vard 2 Ground lost by forward passes: Noth ing by either team in either half Ground gained by on side kick: Noth ing by either team in either half Penalties: irst Yale 2 Har vard 3 Second Yale 1 Harvard 5 Ground lost by penalties: irst half Yale 30 Harvard 25 Second half Yale 5 Harvard 2 Rail lust by penalties: None by either team in cither half Running back punts in Yale Harvard 40 Second half Yale 25 Harvard 45 umbles: irst half Yale 4 Har vard 0 Second half Yah 2 Harvard? Ground lost by fumbles: Nothing by either team in either half Balt lost by fumbles: irst half Yalo Harvard 2 Second half Ta' 1 Harvard 2 umbles recovered: irst half TrJa 4 Harvard 5 Second half Yale Harvard 5 Blocked kicks: None IGHTING HIS WAY THROUGH THE THICK THINGS OLIVET SNOWED i etz rx 'i A 'js 7 11 riijfflvuYnTnmiTiuuwMirawffuramwrgBnwwKanfwwmTniTTwr7? jmirraTnTii i sw vax zn' aunfxzziyfv i LT oat sa aamva w7' x1 a ''X 1Z XAWV '(ZKAV Z'z ACMU VA A 'V wwmwJX JU' 1 3 SX' 'l i MM 'W AV 'V x' tsw A wxxz 'Wzsxxvxj C' 'z I x' zz z' A xxv xfc 'Af mr UjAc zv4z Vx tx rox 'a i Bxz '4 z'az'Z 'SXx AA XX i ZA XfZA Zx Xkzz XZ A XZ ZZX i X'yx "(Z z'ZX A xx Weils of Michigan plunging through the line and McGovern tackling him The st rennonsness of the play Is idionn by the large number of men who nre prone on the ground UNDER BY AGGIES Nine Touchdowns Are Made Coach Machine ia inal Game of Season EXELBY CAMPBELL HILL AND C0RTRIGHT STARS In Only One Period is Olivet Ab's to Hold II A With out a Score East Iansing Mich Sovrnihf The gridiron gods held down for Olivet in the last Teir ance of Coach Chester 1 this afternoon the wonderful a chine that the athletic wizard won his glorious victories year rubbing it Into the I': 1 to u2 to 0 music Had it not been for the i oi: atively brilliant work ot Wi whose ability outclassed iliat teammates by I0O per eeni no telling what woud have b' ne of the Olivet team As it wu snowing under process was 1 ation to the spectators wl before showed such keen lot' re sucli a one sided comes Olivet made first Clowns tm times in the entire contest Webber punted Hill vrtrtg! Riblet would slash up tile Pi defense as a keen ktnte cuts shaking off their xvould lie ti and invariably making lmgm BRILLIANT USE OR WARD PASS GIVES MICH MICHIGAN MEN VICTORY OVER MINNESOTA Continued from Page 15 Tart One a breathing spell and enabled her to take tiie ball temporarily out of danger Scare for Michigan Before the end of tills first period however there was arother and bigger scare in store for tiie Michi gan adherents With tiie ball inMichigan's 25 yard line big Walker broke through like an elephant charging through a canebrake and blocked one of Lawton's punts just as it left liis toe rank a Minnesota end was on the alert and he picked up tiie ball and carried it across tiie goal line without molestation Gloom sat heavy on tho Michigan thou sands while across the field in the cheering section men were going mad with loy according to their various ideas of how to cele brate success One of the officials had been touched by the ball while in play however and rank was beckoned back to the place xvltere this occurred Michigan being given the leather and permitted to try the play over again according to the rules which say that when the ball strikes an official it becomes dead on the spot Then Inwton punted out of danger and Minnesota's last real ehanee to make trouble had fled rumbles Ave Costly Costly fumbling by Michigan's ba cktield kept rite Yost men on the defensive for almost the entire first period Then the nervousness pass er! off will it lite penchant for let ting the spheroid get away and the Wolverines came into their own rom tiie beginning of the second quarter on they had the better of tiie going superiority in tiie newer st vie ot football giving them the call Coach team exhibited wonderful power at times ami its famous play was productive of tt lot of short gains Tiie visit ors from Minneapolis made first down occasionally by hammering tiie line and semi occasionally wore able to advance as much as 20 yards without losing tne leather When it came to a steady parade up the field such as the Maroon and Gold has been enjoying tit the expense of Its western opponents this sea son however things looked differ ent Pittgnmte the Shift Michigan able to guess that shift thing always but tlte diagnosis was right often enough to prevent any stampede In the middle portion of the lot too tiie Minnesota gains were considerably more numerous titan nearer the place where they counted Just when tiie Gophers were congratu lating themselves in having their opponents on the run and tiie Min neapolis contingent in the stands was yelling for a touchdown some one ot Mr young gentlemen broke through and slammed a Gopher so far behind his own line that a punt became the correct thing Michigan played tiie most open game that she had shown all sea son using tiie forward pass time and again In tiie early part of the fray this maneuver work very well for several reasons Sometimes the man designated as the receiver wasn't where the thrower expected him to be some times a Minnesota man Intercepted the ball and sometimes the heaver was bothered before he could sep erate himself from the leather at all Ignore Open ootbnll Tiie Dr Williams people on the other hand practically Ignored open football the on side kick ex cepted until after Michigan had scored Then they tried it in desper ation realizing that they had everything to win and nothing to lose with that big six staring them in the face The sliift play and a little niore of the same seemed to be about all that the boys from up north had to show Tiie play ers hopped and flitted about from one position to another in a man ner which was bewildering to tiie laymen but which didn't seem to worrv tiie Wolverines or one tiling tiie Gophers seemed to get in eacli way Maybe the Interference was so compact as to be easily spilled it a defensive man could reach one of Its mem bers maybe it was slow starting and Hie runner was delayed ac cordingly At any rate the Matzo and Blue tacklers managed to sift through most amazingly ami pick out the follow who was toting the pigskin Time and again it seemed that the Interferers had put all but one man out of the play yet tiiis lone gentleman managed to get his hands fastened on the ball's custo dian and either spill him outright or else slow him up until someone could come to the rescue and com plete the topping process Michigan Galan Strength Michigan appeared to gain Strengtli as tiie game progressed playing much better football in the third and fourth periods than in the first and second Tile final quarter was the one in which superiority was most in evidence but the last few moments of the third stanza led up to some of tiie thrillers of the closer Just before period No 3 ended a forward pass and some good line bucking supplemented by one dash around end by Patten gill had enabled tile men of Yost to take the ball to nine yard line from the center of field It was maddening to the specta tors to action halted at this exciting juncture because the period had ended but tiie rules make this sort of xtliing necessary and there I was nothing for the nervous ones to do lint sit and bite their nails for the three minutes during which the gladiators rested Nine turds to Co Tlay began in last session with tiie ball in Michigan's possession first down on Minnesota's nine yard stripe Here tiie Gophers gave their grittiest defensive exhibition of tiie day stopping two plays directed at the line and putting it up to Michi gan to attempt a score by some other route or else run a very large risk of losing tiie ball Lawton fell back for the field goal from place ment but missed the posts a foot the try being so close that many in the stands thought he had been successful This turn of affairs gave the spheroid tn Minnesota as a touch back and enabled that team to get out of immediate peril or tiie next few minutes there was nothing particularly important accomplished by either side and a scoreless tie seemed certain until Michigan finally got possession of the ball almost in midfield and started the attack that was to turn Ann Arbor into a city of Hie insane and io hang crepe on tiie doors up in Minneapolis Battle Im Hough No rougher battle has been waged on erry turf for many a day Tiie emergency hospital corps of the respective teams were busy after nearly every down patching up a player here restoring tho breath to one there and on an ear or a nose somewhere else husky sons in spite of their superior weight hail more need of tiie services than had battlers Before tiie game was five minutes old Y'oung tiie Minnesota tackle had to leave tiie fracas and later in the day llr dahl went in for Stevens' at half back Some of those who survived were badly banged up but would not give way to substitutes Tiie victors were compelled call a halt for repairs frequently but of tiie eleven men xvlio started not one left th'e field until tiie final whistle blew McMillan the lightest athlete on the field was terribly battered and man handled by big boys from Min neapolis and only a superb courage kept him going It was learned after tiie game that the little De troiter played the entire hour with a fractured rib That he must have endured agonies in such a bruising combat easily can be appreciated The whole history of football re cords no gamer exhibition than this Michigan men who were aware of the boy's condition cheered him un til their throats were sore Lawton Hero There is another Michigan hero whose name is on every tongue this evening He is George Lawton who just a day before the battle was chosen to play fullback in Thomp place or three years now the big Detroit lad lias been trying to win his Twice lie has failed by a narrow margin but tills time lie won it with something to spare It was his fine punting ttiat time after time enabled Michigan to gain on exchanges of kicks and to get tiie bail out of danger after one of periolical advances had been stopped Not alone in punting but on tiie defensive as an end did the tall fellow prove himself one of the most valuable men on the field He dove Into that famous 'Williams shift every time it came near his territory and usually lie broke it up before the man with the ball had gone very far Capt Benbrook set the entire Michigan team a splendid example by itis work on defense and offense lie was all over that field active as an end spilling interference bring ing down runners recovering fum bles and cutting up generally Pit ted against lioblnson one ot the strong men of the Gopher team tiie Michigan captain more than proved liis right to a place on the All Ame rica team for another year 111 Play Splendidly Borleske and Wells who collab orated In making touch down possible Jldmunds Cornwell attengill Magidsohn in fact the entire Michigan team played mag nificently Man for man the Wolver ines outclassed their opponents wore them down and outguessed them The defensive work of team was superb and the tackling deadly in its accuracy and fierceness Minnesota did practically nothing in the way of running back punts tiie Wolverine ends getting down tiie field so fast that the backs were glad to get a grip on the ball at all McGovern made some brilliant catches taking the ball on the dead run several times and thereby avert ing endless trouble for himself as there were hungry Maize and Hine men waiting to take advantage ot any slip Little Johnny seemed so wedded t5 liis famous shift play that lie de clined to try any tiling else even when the Wolverines had demons trated that consistent progress through heir line could not be ex pected In tiie final moments ot the game tiie Gophers showed that they knew something of forward passing which makes it ail the more strange that they did not exhibit it earlier Slight Have Opened Up The same criticism might have been made of attack Py opening up a little earlier tiie men of Yost possibly could have scored another touchdown However six points look considerably larger than a cipher and there is no room left for argument as to the better team Bromley Walker and Johnson were conspicuous in their service for the Maroon ami Gold while rank and Pickering' the ends played some great football Johnson gained a lot of ground from the shift formation seeming to be able to wiggle through openings that his fellows overlooked Playing the old style game with out forward passes it is probable that tiie two teams might go on battling forever without either crossing tiie goal line There can be no doubt that Dr Williams presented a potverful aggregation but it is equally true tliat Yost's pupils knew tiie game better and were quicker io take advantage of in the luck rom a point of view the contest was a corker Although there were few long gains the bail changed hands frequently and the plays wore of such nature tiiat they could be followed easily Daring and strenuous tackling in the open plenty of kicking and considerable fumbling of which both sides were guilty at times served to keep those in the stands on edge from whistle to i 1 1 Penalties aside from those for in completed forward passes were not particularly numerous holding be ing tiie principal offense Consid ering tiie fact that both teams were fighting for every inch of ground witli the result of the battle in doubt right up to its final period the officials had rather a light day It was a rough scrap almost bru tally so at times but tiie roughnesswas of tiie clean sort rather than any deliberate attempt to maim opponents and put them out of ac tion Sportsmanlike Spirit Minnesota showed a sportsman like spirit in accepting lie ruling of tiie officials in the first quarter when rank went over tiie Michi gan line for ills nea touchdown To have had tiie ball called back and five points taken nway on a technicality must have been a bit ter pill for tho Gophers to swallow but they took It like gentlemen and neither at tiie time nor afterward had anything tn sav that in the slightest degree reflected on the men who handled the contest In another column will bo found a complete account of the progress of tiie ball during the entire game LAUBEN TAKES INAL GAME Cliicaco November 13 Getting a long lead at the start Waiter Latibcn of Chi rapj took I he third and final same of tlio home series with St Louts in the 1 li re ion championship of tho Na tional Billiard league by defeating Pierre Maupomo the Mexican player 50 to 3 tonight The Mexican expert did not perform ar consistently ns lie did on Thursday night in itis match with Van I ewin nor was he as spectacular Maupomo did not re sort to much deliberate safety play but failed to utilize a number of openings left him by the Chicagoan The game was tiie longest of tho series taking 111 innings Iauben averaged450 and Maupome 3S7 ootball at Wyandotte What is expected to be a very good and interesting game wifi be played at Wy andotte tiiis afternoon at 2:30 The De troit College Reserves will clash against tiie Wyandotte Independents As the Wyandottes have not lost a game this year and both teams are about even in weight a good game Is expected Denk tho big center will be on the line for the College Reserves while Mc Inerney and Bush will play end Green ing and Healy at tacklo and Tague and Crano at guard Hanson will play quar ter while the backfield will be Latham left half Boss full and Hutton at the other half The College Reserves have a very good team and expect to make a good showing All the members of the team and the rooters are requested to meet at the interurban station at 11:30 a Also lattery is requested to be there to referee for the college ootball at McGraw's Wolverines and Morrells will play this afternoon at North End park This is an annual game and is attracting Both teams have been playing good football this season and as they compare favorably In weight neither is expected to have much of an advantage The flclrt is in the best of shape ami the Interests of the spectators will also ba looked after Wolverines are without a game for Thanksgiving day and the manager would like to hear from the winner of the Northwestern Eastern A game for that date Such a game would be a great attraction and one which would be appreciated by the local lootball public Should this challenge be accepted arrangements would be made to have this contest played on a first class gridiron Competent officials to be decided on later would also be engaged Wolverines would like to place a side bet on the result of this game DETAILED DESCRIPTION THE GREAT BATTLE Continued from Pajje 15 Pnrt One ot the ball on 40 yard chalk mark SECOND QUARTER When play started again the teams had changed sides forward pass from Edmunds to Wells failed tint! Michigan penalized a down A double pass McMillan to Wells failed to gain Lawton punted to Minnesota's 10 yard line to McGov ern and Stan Wells then threw him in tracks McGovern punted to who was nailed rn the Gopher yard line A forward pass Weils to Borleske was fumbled and went to Minnesota on her 31 yard line Hosenwald fumbled but recov ered tiie ball Pickering kicked out of bounds on tiie Gopher 45 yard line McMillan Hurt McMillan ran yards around Min nesota's left end on a quarterback run The little quarterback was Iiurt and forced to call for time out but got up and went at It again Minnesota got a forward pass in tended for Wells and had tiie ball on her own 25 yard line Pickering fumbled a forward pass and lost 5 yards for Minnesota Pattengill fumbled a punt to the center of the field Bromley curling around the leather McMil lan was laid out again but resumed play Johnson made 5 yards around Michigan's right end Benbrook spilled Johnson on an attempt on Michigan's left end McGovern boot ed out of bounds on tiie Wolverine '37 yard line The leather was taken in 15 yards for a Michigan first down Inwtnn Makes Long Ron Lawton made 20 yards around left end on a fake punt Magidsohn crashed through Bromley for two yards and on fake formation Magdisohn was thrown for a loss by Pickering Lawton punted 40 yards to McGovern who signalled for a fair catch Lawton got McGovern for no gain Picker ing punted 30 yards to Pattergill who was nailed on his 45 yard lino Magldsdhn made a yard through Smith on a fake punt Another Long Ixlck Lawton then punted 43 yards to McGovern on 25 yard line Hosenwald crashed through for three yards and Pickering made eight yards around left end Work ing tho old shift play Minnesota made six yards through Edmunds Johnson went two yards around left and McGovern went four yards through Cornwell Johnson took tho leather through Edmunds for six yards to Minne sota's 50 yard line Johnson fum bled but recovered tho ball for no gain Hosenwaid kicked out of bounds at Michigan's 35 yard line Ixiwton punted to McGovern who fumbled but recovered on Minne 50 yard line McGovern made a yard through Cornwell Penbrook slammed Rosenwald to earth for no gain Hunn It Rack McGovern kicked to who returned tiie oval 10 yards He was downed on his own 35 yard line Wells tore oft for three yards Lawton punted Wells grabbing the ball pn 50 yard line Tiie half ended with the ball on 50 yard lino in her own possession as the of ficials ruled the ball had not gone 20 yards before Wells grabbed it THIRD QUARTER Lawton started the third round by kicking off to Johnson who was carried off his feet by a volley of tacklers on his 25 yard line Stevens was thrown no gain on an end run nosen wa id failed to gain Mcgovern kicked to McMil lan who was nailed at midfield Pal 1111 1 'I 1 STATEMENTS THE LEADERS COACH YOST Ann Arbor Mich November 19 Coach Yost: won because we outplayed Minnesota man for man All 1 want to say is tliat Michigan ought to lie proud of those eleven men That shift of theirs was spectacular but you know I did not see them gain much ground with it did you? if we could have pulled off more of those forward passes at the beginning tiie score might have been a coach'williams Coach Williams: "Michigan beat us fairly and squarely and we a are not kicking but think 1 never saw two teams so evenly matched Wo played faster ban Michigan but their defense was a a veritable stone wall On straight football we never could have lost Those forward passes cost us the western championship Michigan is the best in tiie west iti my opinion and we arc glad that we can play such a good team even if we always beat TRAINER KRAENZLEIN Trainer Kraenzlein: I glad we won? Well I guess yes The boys had the game coming to them and they played to get it Minnesota has a good team They know the game but they did not get but one chance to score and then they failed because Michigan was too KEENE ITZPATRICK Keene itzpatrick: "I expected a victory and we got it Michi gan looks as good to me as it did last year and 1 am as tickled over the result as anybody Michigan is fit to rank among the first in football this REEREE HACKETT Referee Hackett: "Pretty evenly matched I should say save that Michigan was more versatile Those forward passes were as pretty plays as 1 have ever seen Michigan might have used them to better advantage if she had uncorked them earlier but then the use of telling what might have been done? What they did is important and I must say that both teams played clean gentlemanly football and on straight plays there was little to choose between tengill made four yards off Walker Magidsohn tried a for ward pass to Weils and after a wild scramble the Gophers recovered tiie leather McGovern punted to Pat tengill who fumbled at midfield Walker recovered tiie ball for Min nesota but was hurt and forced to take out time He resumed play Magidsohn threw btevens for a loss of three yards Jolmson fum bled and Bogie got the ball lor tho Wolverines at midfield atten gill failed on a at right end A forward pass i awlon to Wells was fumbled and recovered by Wells anq it was Michigan's first down on the Gopher 40 yard line Wells ripped through center right yards the Michigan line sweeping the Gophers off their feet Borleske made four yards but Mich igan was here penalized 15 yards for holding putting tho ball on the Gophers' 50 yard line Lawton kicked far to his left Minnesota get ting the leather on her 30 yard line McGovern Poorly McGovern kicked out ot bounds at the Gopher 45 yard line Magid sobn failed to gain around tiie Go pher left end A forward pass Ed munds to Wells was fumbled Mich igan suffering tiie penalty of a down Michigan also was penalized live yards for offside Lawton kicked out of bounds to Rosenwald on Min 25 yard lin Stevens was nailed by Cornwell for no gain McGovern punted to Pattengill who returned the leather to mid field Magidsohn rammed tliro'ugh Morrell for 3 yards Lawton punted out of bounds at 4 yard line Stevens tailed to gain around Borleoke Johnson smashed two yards through center John son kicked to who was nailed atjiis own 35 yard line Law ton punted 5 yards over head the ball rolling to the Gopher li) yard line McGovern punted out of bounds on the Gopher 45' yard line orward Pass ttorks On a forward pass awton to tVell Beuliank recovered the ball on Minnesota's 30 yard line Wells went through center for 10 yards on a fake place kick Pat tengill made first down dashing through Robinson Law ton dropped back as though about to try a place kick from the Gopher's IS yard mark It was a forward pass however McMillan to Magidsohn and netted one yard On another kick forma tion Pattengill ran 15 yards to Min 10 yard line The third quarter ended here with Michigan in possession of the ball OURTH QUARTER Magidsohn failed to gain on a straight dive through tho line when play was resumed and got but two yards the next time Lawton drop ped back for a place kick He failed to make the goal the bail sailing about a foot wide of its mark Play was resumed the ball going to Minnesota on her 25 yard line Johnson went around the Wolverine left end for 10 yards and McGovern hit center for 5 yards Rosenwald was thrown for a loss on a delayed pass Pickering was hurt on tiiis play and forced to call for time Lawton nailed McGovern on an attempted end run awton was hurt but went at it again McGovern kicked Pat tcngill out of bounds on Wol verine 40 yard line Pattengill made 2 yards off Walker Lawton punted 50 yards to Johnson on tiie Gopher 25 yard line McGovern kicked out of bounds to Pattenglll on Mich 50 yard mark Magidsohn lost 3 yards on an attempt at right end I Magidsohn passed the leather for ward to Wells who fumbled wald recovering tiie leather John son ripped through Cornwell for 3 yards Stevens was hurt but re sumed play Luck avors Gophers Pickering punted The ball was blocked by Borleske but Walker recovered it and running ten yards Johnson failed to gain and Lawton threw Stevens for a loss of 10 yards McGovern punted to tiie Michigan 40 yard line Liwton punted back to Jolmson Borleske nailed the Gopher in his tracks Johnson failed to gain through tackle A forward pass Stevens to Pickering' failed and the westerners was penalized a down McGovern punted to McMil lan on tiie Michigan 45 yard line Lawton punted to Minnesota's terri tory but Stevens recovered the ball on ills 22 yard mark McGovern was nailed for no gain at center Pick ering kicked to Pattenglll who dou bled back 8 yards to 53 yard line Then That orward Pass A beautiful forward pass Magid soliu to Borleske placed tiie leather on the Gopher 30 yard line Another forward pass tiiis time Lawton to Borleske placed tiie pigskin on Min nesota's 3 yard line Tiie Michigan crowd went crazy Wells camo back to hit tho line but failed to gain but on a second attempt lie tore through the Gopher right tackle for a touchdown right in tiie corner of the field It was a beautiful play as it was sent at the Minnesota unpro tected side McMillan punted out to Edmunds who heeled the catch Mc Millan kneeled and held tiie ball for Conklin to kick the 20 yard line and Conklin goaled in pretty fashion Score Michigan 6 Minnesota 0 Gopbcra Receive Kickoff Minnesota elected to receive tiie kickoff and lawton booted to Ste vens on tho Gopher 20 line Stevens returned the ball 10 vards Pickering passed the ball forward to Stevens for a 15 yard gain John son was nailed for no advance A forward pass by Pickering went wrong and gave Michigan the ball Erdahl went in for Stevens Mc Govern kicked to McMillan who re turned tiie oval to his own 30 vard line He was hurt and compelled to can fop time Uwton punted to McGovern who was slammed to earth in his tracks by Borleske on a beautiful tackle Johnson made eight yards around right end A forward pass Pickering to McGovern struck the ground It was called back and Minnesota was penalized a down A forward pass Kosetiwaid to Pick ering on a spreading formation was intercepted and recovered by Wells The game ended witli Mich igan in possession of the bail on Minnesota's 52 yard mark inal score: Michigan 6 Minnesota 0 ENTON DOWNS PONTIAC Pontiac Mlch November 19 enton high school defeated Pontiac 6 to 0 this afternoon the touhdowjx and goal corn ing In the first quarter Pontiac support ers declare the referee permitted the vis itors four in which the make the final tn yards that sent Quarterback ul ler over for the touchdown iackleton kicked goal After that Pontiac braced and the game ended with the ball on en 30 yard line The line up: RNTUX POS I' IT PO A 7 Burch ild Patterson Kullinan Hamilton BG Higbv Jameson Taylor Wickcns Arnold Shear Dawson Barrett Smith Gordon RG Hammond Puller Hogg Brown JT Brockman Izce LTl Monroe IVackeltun I' Tzjrce Brown of Ovid Jenner Pontiac Head llnesrnan Travis Pontiac Time of 10 minutes Defeats Western Scrubs Assumption college football team de feated the Western high school reserves on the college grounds by tbte one sided score of 55 to 0 While the college out weighed the visitors they showed better condition and a much better assortment of plays and team work The play of the Assumption line was consistently good and McQuillan Murray Kennedy and Morand carried the baU for consistent gains The college plays Cass high school Wednesday November 23 and Central high school sec onds Saturday November 26 Tho lineup: i Assumption Western High Kennedy Hammond Uuqnholz Jdarrand Higgins Sweeney Clifton Ryan Emmer Hurley Wauzb RrissonD Jee Gazella I7' Ctistas Morand Dex Brehler BrennanQ Taskey McGinnis Welty Beulard Murray irestone Pfeffr McQuillan Iz Hammond Owing to the Argonaut Herald game be ing transferred to Thanksgiving day the Argonauts are without a game for today and 'instead all players are requested to be at the Mack park In time for the first game between the Heralds and Orioles Argonauts desire a game with the win ners in the Eastern Northw'cptern game Rhone A Hoffman North 3949 any time during the day or write S38 Van Dyke avenue turns When Hill puntod Mon tlson Davis or Gorenilo wont down the field nulling: the i'rra in his steps or if he wH was not infrequently noDD the leather for a long gain Green and White Kind Left Hnd I'f Weak When Kiblet tried the and found the left wing wo weak Exelby Campbell cu rur and Hill circlet! kuvals ci goodly gains Rut wIumi rh ris ers tried to pierce ouch Br w(r defense there is nothing This tells briefly how olive in sj overwhelmingly in what closing gam both team 1 contest was replete with dodging dashes nrarlv ma on the winning learn peatedly Couch Brewer inda'c' plays were puzzles for th rr ers? delayed passes triples anu slonally a forward pass being ut ed for Rood gains Old time line bucks was ths nr method of procedure however In the third quarter uas a wa A Olivet cam' back utmug period NT A failing tn aeore By streaks the I i civ net showed some good offenshe bir wan too inconsistent to per pain mak fur tallies The play was in territory nearly all the time ai i Riker did make one at tempi to the kalsomine with a tiel i kb going far too low Wh waft never broader than during th ga this afternoon his last at gardlng the wonderfully swtn years in which ho has elevatM 5 ltlc3 to a high standard Cuica 'a said IVa Irewcrs Brit Iran has been my brrt much because of the although it is best in tha i but because of the grea iw unv good feeling that has exis this 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