SUNDAY, OCTQBER 25, 1964
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Stand Halts
Late Gopher
Surge
Wolverine Defense Holds Tight
As Volk Delivers Key Tackles
(Continued from Page 1)
go down against the home team.
Sticks to Ground
Timberlake didn't even have to
go to the air until the second to
lase play of the first quarter, when
he hit Ben Farabee for a seven-
yard gain and first down.
On defense, too, the first half
was all Michigan. The Gophers
didn't even stick a nose into Wol-
verine territory until 50 seconds
were left to play before the inter-
mission.
In the third quarter Michigan
picked up two more points as a'
wayward snap from fourth-string
center Rian Tellor got past punter
Bruce Van de Walker in the Min-
nesota end zone and rolled out of
bounds. Timberlake then stretch-
ed the Wolverine lead with a one-
yard sneak into the Gopher end
zone after a 50-yard march.
Offense Moves
Taking Timberlake's kickoff be-
hind 19-0, the Minnesota attack
began to move. Quarterback John
Hankinson took to the aerial route,
throwing five straight times (com-
pleting four of them) while mov-
ing the Gophers down to the
Michigan 11. There Hankinson
fired to end Kent Kramer cutting
across into paydirt, and the Min-
nesota rally was on.
Timberlake countered with a
Michigan offensive that moved the
Wolverines down to the Gopher
18, where on second and 11 Min-
nesota defensive half Kraig Loft-
quist put an end to the Wolverine
threat in decisive 91-yard touch-
down style. Loftquist picked off
Timberlake's aerial intended for
end Craig Kirby at the Minnesota
nine and swept by the surprised
Michigan offense and two would-
be tacklers as he dashed down the
sideline for the second Gopher
score.
Hankinson went for the two-
point conversion, failing as his pass
to tackle Chester Andet:on went
incomplete. Michigan declined the
fullback Mike Reid got the first
down by inches, and then Hankin
son threaded a pass to Aaron
Brown at the 19. Kenny Last was
the next target, and the Gopher
end (one of three Warmath stuck
in the lineup at the same time)
grabbed Hankinson's aerial at the
seven-yard line with two -defend-
ers on his back. That made it
first and goal to go with 4:21
showing on the clock, and on first
down Reid was stopped cold by
the entire left side of the Michi-
gan line. On second, Wolverine
captain Jim Conley caught Hank-
inson trying to sweep the end
after faking up the center. Third
down on the five and again Hank-
inson tried the end and defender
Rick Volk pulled him down at the
three.
On the Gophers' last chance for
victory-fourth and three-Hank-
inson pitched to Reid, who was
stopped in his tracks. Reid pitched
out. to Brown, but Volk again I
nabbed him short of the goal and
assured Michigan of its, fourth
win of the season.
First TD
The Wolverines scored the first
time they had the ball. After Dick
Rindfuss took Van de Walker's
punt via fair catch at the Michi-
gan 48, Anthony carried the ball
on eight of the 11 plays it took
the Wolverines to reach paydirt.
Interspersed was a 14-yard, down-
the-sideline run by halfback Carl
Ward and a key run by the same
Wolverine scatback with third and
five at the Minnesota eight. Ward
got six yards and the first down
on that one, setting the stage for
Anthony's TD plunge.
Again with their hands on the
pigskin, the Wolverines headed
for a second score-three straight
key 'gains on third down plays set
the ball at theMinnesota 14. Tim-
berlake, whose 16-yard dash at
midfield and subsequent 11-yard
pass to end John Henderson
sparked the drive, then bobbled
the ball on a third and six situa-
tion, leaving the Wolverines in the
center of the field, fourth and
eight at the 13.
Frosty Evashevski held and
Timberlake was set for the field
goal attempt, but Evashevski faked
it, passing incomplete to Ward in
the flat.
Gets Three
After an exchange of the ball
Timberlake brought the Wolver-
ines back for another try, booting
this one for real from the Min-
nesota 19 after his own 24-yard
dash and Ward's 16-yard contri-
bution set Michigan deep into
Minnesota territory.
Anthony took Timberlake's pitch
and-with the assistance of a key
block by half Jim Detwiler-
started Michigan's third-quarer
march for a second touchdown
with a 14-yard gain to the Min-
nesota 36. Eleven plays later-
including another pass to Fara-
bee-Timberlake sneaked for one
and the six points.
Farabee Leads
It was the first starting role for
Farabee this year, and the senior!
end nabbed two aerials-and was
Michigan's leading pass receiver.
Timberlake only three eight times,
completing three.
Tackle Bill Yearby flattened
Gopher Bill Bevan on the open-
ing kickoff and the Michigan line-
man had to be helped off the field
for the effort. But he was soon
back on the field, as were the rest
of Michigan's minor injuries. The
Wolverines all escaped the fray in
top health.
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"fine quarterback," took the snap
from center and started a roll to
the left. "I thought he was in
when he made the turn and start-
ed the run for the flag," Minne-
sota Coach Murray Warmath said
after the game. But the Wolver-
ines' Rick Volk quickly put that
thought out of Warmath's head
as he charged up quickly from his
defensive safety spot and knocked'
the Minnesota junior out of
bounds on the three.
Anti-Climactic
An almost anti-climactic fourth
down play started with Hankinson
handing off to Lofquist on what,
according to Warmath was sup-
posed to be an off-tackle play.
Lofquist never ran enough
for any of the 61,859 spectators
to tell just what play was in-
tended. With a Michigan tackler
hanging on his ankle, Lofquist
tried a desperation lateral to end
Aaron Brown. Brown, seeing noth-
ing but maize and blue in front
of him, took off quickly at a
right angle to the goal line. This
panicky flight ended with a clean,
waist high tackle by Volk and
Michigan took possession of the
ball still holding its seven point
lead.
As an academic point-War-
math, after the game, said he
would have gone for the two
pointer instead of playing for the
tie if the Gophers had scored.
Pleased
"I was really pleased with the
way the ball club came back to
hang on," said Elliott. He singled
out defensive team tackles Bill
Yearby and John Yanz, lineback-
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ers Tom Cecchini and Frank Nun- on Michigan by playing three ends
ley and ends Jim Conley and Bill at the same time. Besides regu-
Laskey for their efforts. lar ends Kent Kramer and Brown,
On offense Carl Ward led all Warmath ran Kenny Last out of
Michigan rushers with 108 yards the flanker spot. The three grab-
in 14 carries for a 7.7 yard per bed 14 of Hankinson's 17 aerials,
carry average. Mel Anthony added accounting for well over half of
98 yards and Bob Timberlake 79 to Minnesota's total yardage.
the Michigan total rushing yard- Warmath made the move, "look-
age of 311. . ing for size, because the backs
Fred Farthing led Minnesota are so small." Ray Whitlow, the
rushers netting a total of 66 yards. listed starting halfback, weighs
Warmath pulled a little surprise only 161 pounds.
-Daily-Jim Lines
MICHIGAN'S STAUNCH DEFENSE puts the clincher on Minnesota quarterback John Hankinson
(16). Bob Mielke (63) reaches around Gopher blocker Frank Marchilewski (53) to apply a low-
driving tackle. Arnie Simkus (70) hits the Gopher signal caller high. Tom Cecchini (53), Frank
Nunley (59), and John Yanz (70) get ready to aid their teammates in halting the Minnesota of-
fensive threat.
Return of the Jug
MICHIGAN
First Downs
Rushing1
Passing
Penalty
Total No. of Rushes 6
Net Yards--Rushing 3:
PassingZ
Forward Passes -Att.
Completed
Intercepted by
Yds. interceptions ret.
Total Plays (Rushes and
Passes) 7
Punts, Number
Average distance 3
Kickoffs, returned by
YardstKicks Returned7
Punts
Kickoffs6
Fumbles, Number
Ball lostmby
Penalties, Number
Yards penalized
18
16
2
0
62
11
25
9
3
0
0
71
3
32
3
75
9
66
0
0
1
5
Net
79
7
108
98
19
311
Net
-1
66
19
4
-4
84
MINN.
16
8
8
I)
37
84
163
27
17
1
91
64
5
40
5
54
0
54
1
0
4
30
Avg.
4.4
2.1
7.7
4.4
3.8
5.0
Avg.
-.1
3.8
2.4
4.0
-4.0
2.3
Evashevski
Totals
Hankinson
Peterson
Totals
1 0 0
9 3 25
Minnesota
Att. Comp. Yds.
26 16 152
1 1 11
27 17 163
Reid
Totals
PUNTING
Michigan
No. Yds.
Kemp 3 96
Minnesoto
No. Yds.
VanDeWalker 5 199
1 11
17 163
1 1.0
9.6
Avg.
32
Avg.
40
PASS RECEIVING
Farabee
Henderson
Totals
Farthing
Brown
Last
Kramer
Michigan
No.
2
1
3
Minnesota
No.
2
6
6
2
Yds.
14
11
25
Yds.
16
45
66
25
Avg.
7.0
11.0
8.3
Avg.
8.0
7.0
11.0
12.5
Timberlake
Detwiler
Ward
Anthony
Fisher
Totals
Hankinson
Farthing
Reid
Last
Lofquist
Totals
Timberlake
RUSHING
Michigan
Tries
18
3
14
22
5
62
Minnesota
Tries
10
17
8
1
1
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