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THEE ''ETWO W AYS that a tam can go down to defeat. It
can biher ie hum- '_d like Michigan was in the Northwestern
game, or it can go down fighting and have nothing at all to be
ashamed of, like Michig:n did yesterday in the Iowa game. For three
periods, two evenly-matce d teams battled on very equal terms on
the turf of Michigan Stadium. At the end of the third quarter Iowa
led, 21-14. The outcome of the game was very much in doubt at that
point. A justifiably-rated Iowa team could not get rolling. Except for
two dazzling runs of over 70 yards by flashy Iowa halfbacks, and a
Michigan fumble on its own four-yard line, Michigan could very easily
have held the lead.
Outstanding football teams, however, can be contained for just
so long. The Hawkeyes didn't win a game against Michigan in 34
years, but the fourth quarter of yesterday's game made it evident
that Iowa was not going to accept another loss this year. With an
undefeated record closer to realization, and with the aroma of roses
stronger than ever, the Hawkeyes put decisive pressure on the Wol-
verines in the final stanza and captured a well-earned victory.
There were many thrilling moments in yesterday's contest, but
perhaps the most exciting thing to watch was the tricky and slippery
running of Iowa's fleet halfbacks.
Particularly sparkling were two
backs who didn't even start for
the visitors. Bob Jeter and Willie
Fleming constantly brought the
crowd to its feet with their elusive
jaunts. For Iowa supporters, the
best news about these two men
is that they will both be back
again next year. Jeter is a junior
and Fleming is just a sophomore.
Fleming is only 5' 9" and weighs
175 pounds. Before yesterday's
game the speedy sophomore was
publicized as one of those players
from the surrounding area who
was wooed into going to Iowa.
Fleming is a resident of Detroit.
These two halfbacks registered
four of the five touchdowns that
Iowa scored. Abundant Hawkeye
backfield talent was fully evident.
Ray Jauch, who is also just a
junior, and currently one of the
Conference leaders in total yard-
age gained, electrified the crowd
WILLIE FLEMING early in the second quarter when
" , * sparkling he traveled 74 yards for Iowa's
second touchdown.
No Dejection . ..
ICHIGAN'S LOCKER ROOM after the game was not a picture of
utter dejection. Certainly the team was not happy about losing
another game, putting its record under .500. But the Wolverines put
up a whale of a battle. Iowa was rated no lower than the second best
team in the country, but this prestige meant little or nothing to
Michigan, Oosterbaan was in one corner of the dressing room, en-
circled by a large army of reporters. While taking nothing away from
the great Iowa victory, he was proud of his team. "We gave them a
whale of a battle. Their running attack, which we knew was very
good, proved to be too much for us."
In another corner of the steam-filled dressing room stood another
man who was really no stranger in a Michigan locker room. He had
been in this very same room many times before in his career, both as
a player and as a' coach. As a player he gained most of his press
notices throwing blocks for a teammate named Tom Harmon. He has
gained even more prestige, however, as one of the leading coaches in
Iowa's history. Forest Evashevski led his Rose Bowl bound Hawkeyes
to iWhat the likable coach claimed his most sbtisfying victory. As his
team jubilantly carried him off the field on their shoulders, Eva-
shevski clutched the game ball to his chest. This was one win he had
wanted for a long time. It was his sixth attempt for a victory over his
Alma Mater. Many times in the past he had seemingly had the Michi-
gan game in his pocket, but the Wolverines sneaked in and stole it
away. When Michigan came back from a 14-point deficit to tie yester-
day's game, it appeared for a short time that the same fate was in
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GRID PICKS SCORES Michigan Civil
Iowa 37, Michigan 14
Northwestern 21, Ohio State 0
Wisconsin 9, Michigan State 7 WANTED: Carri
Purdue 31, Illinois 8 of Michigan;
IndIana 6, Minnesota 4 3-4215.
TCU 22, Baylor 0
Georgia Tech 10, Duke 8 POSITION as R
North Carolina 21, Tennessee 7 for older Gra
Oklahoma 23, Colorado 7 in city for 2
Syracuse 16, Pittsburgh 13 tenance and
SMU 26, Texas 10 band's gradua
Clemson 14, Wake Forest 12 ton, NO 3-50
Penn 19, Harvard 6$- -
Kansas 20, Kansas State 12
Notre Dame 40, at Navy 20
Auburn 6. Florida 5
Alabama 12, Georgia 0
Army 68, Colgate 6
Arkansas 21, Texas A &M 8
Oregon State 14, California $ G R
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Western Mich. 21, Ohio Univ. 14
Butler 28, Evansville 14
Rochester 20, DePauw 6
Marnuette 14, Detroit 14
FAR WEST
Wyoming 25, Utah 20
Washintgon State 38, UCLA 20
Southern California 29, Stanford 6
Brigham Young 13, Utah State 6
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Air Force 33, Oklahoma State 29 F
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Dartmouth 22, Yale 14
Princeton 28, Brown 1S
Cornell 25, Columbia 0
Boston Coll. 25. Coll. of Pacific 12
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VMI 33, Virginia 0
Ketucky 33, Mississippi State 12
Louisiana State 14, Mississippi 0
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