THE MICHIGAN DAILY
SUNAY,
Volverines Gain First Big Ten Win,1410,Over4
Illini
Farabee's Key Interception
Sets Up Crucial Touchdown
(Continued from Page 1)
BROTHERLY BATTLE:
Elliott Lauds Top
Effort in Victory
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did not see action for the remaind-
er of the game to hamper Illinois'
passing attack.
Michigan finally got rolling to-
ward the end of the third quarter.
Chapman fair-catched a short
Taliaferro punt on the Illinois 46
giving the Wolverines the ball in
Illinois territory for the first time
since early in the first quarter.
With Dave Raimey running bet-
ter than he has all season, Michi-
gan moved the ball to the Illini
nine in six plays.
BEN FARABEE
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Raimey carried on four of the
plays for 18 yds. and carried a flat
pass from Chandler for another 16
yds. in the drive.
From the nine, however, it took
another four plays and another
daring gamble to put the ball over.
Three smashes by. Raimey netted
only five yds., but Chandler com-
pleted a swing pass to Bob Tim-
berlake to put Michigan on the
scoreboard. Timberlake contribut-
ed the biggest portion of the play
when he carried two Illini defend-
ers into the end zone from the
three.
Now or Never
"If we wouldn't have scored
then, I don't know when'we would'
have," Bump said after the game.
With the score 10-6, Bump gam-
bled for the two-point conversion,
but Chandler couldn't find a re-
ceiver open. "When we're behind,
we'll go for the two-point play,"
Bump said. "We would have to
score again anyway to win," he
added.
Farabee then intercepted the
pass on Illinois' third play after
the kickoff to set up the second
score with center Jim Green and
fullback Wayne Sparkman helping
to make the play.
Green Sparkles
Green, whom Bunp said played
his best game of the season, tackl-
ed Taliaferro to force the wild
toss and Sparkman gave Fara-
bee a beautiful block at the 35.
The victory moved Michigan in-
to a tie with Illinois for eighth
place in the Big Ten standings,
leaving Indiana alone in the con-
ference cellar. It possibly is one
of the biggest wins in Wolverine
history since it saved the 1962 ver-
sibn from having the worst in that
fine history. Only the 1934 and
1936 teams were worse, with only
one win in eight games.
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HUMAN WALL-Dave Raimey (19) seems intent on driving through a human wall, composed of
Dick Butkus (50), the highly-touted sophomore center of the Illini. Ken Zimmerman (20) leaps
from his defensive halfback spot to help his teammate with the ever-dangerous Raimey. Raimey
picked apart the Illini defense with his sweeping end runs.
HOORAY*
MICH.
First Downs 8
By Rushing 5
By Passing 3
By Penalties 0
Rushing Yardage (Net) 104
Yards Lost, Rushing 43
Rushing Attempts 52
Passing Yardage 71
Passes Attempted 12
Passes Completed 7
Passes Has Intercepted 0
Total Plays (Rushes and
and Passes) 64
Total Net Yards Gained
from scrimmage 175
Punts 8
Punting Average 36
Kickoffs 4
Yards Kickoffs Returned 8
Yards Punts Returned 19
Yards Intercep. Returned 55
Fumbles 3
Fumbles Lost 2
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PERILOUS PASS DEFENSE-Wayne Sparkman (33) makes a
diving attempt to knock Mike Taliaferro's pass from the eager
hands of Illinois' Thurman Walker (83). Daring plays like this
one kept the Wolverines in the game and knocked down 21 of
Tariaferro's 35 passes.
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Chandler
Timberlake
Raimey
Sparkman
Evashevski
Prichard
Strobel
Rindfuss
Dodd
Totals
Taliaferro
Zimmerman
Willis
Summers
Jackson
Singman
Totals
Chandler
Timberlake
Totals
Taliaferro
RUSHING
Michigan
Att. Gains Loss Yds.
9 18 26 -8
7 18 0 18
22 73 16 57
6 19 0 19
1, 1 0 1
1 3 0 3.
3 5 0 5
1 0 1 -1
2 10 0 10
52 14'7 43 104
Illinois
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By DAVE ANDREWS
Associate sports Editor
The battle of the brothers -
Bump and Pete Elliott who have
the job of coaching the Big Ten's
two most abused football teams-
went to Bump again yesterday
and the result was clearly visible
in the faces of the coaches.
Bump, beaming as 'he hasn't
done since the Wolverines upset
Army in the second game of the
season, was all smiles. Pete, deject-
ed and red-faced from the rain
and wind outside, hung his head
like a whipped puppy.
"They outplayed us in the sec-
ond half," he said. "They outhit
us and deserved to win.
Butter-Fingers
"We dropped a lot of passes,"
he continued, "but that's not good
football. I've got no excuses."
It was a tough one for Pete and
Illinois to lose. Pete has never beat-
en a Michigan team, losing all
three times since he took over the
Illinois head coaching job in 1960.
Michigan won in that' year 8.6
on a two point conversion and 38-
6 last year.
But as it was a tough one to lose
for Pete, it was a great one for
Bump to win, though the Wolver-
ines did not look overpowering in
doing it.
Up ... and Over
Down 1-o and outplayed up
and down the line through a half,
Michigan came out of the dressing
room a changed football team and
took control of the game.
"It wasn't a matter of what I
said at half," said Bump, denying
the use of a pep talk, "it was the
team making up its mind to play
football.
"It was more a matter of trying
to adjust some on offense and on
defense," he added.
.Try Again
Once, the Wolveries drove and
were stopped after penetrating as
deep as the Illinois 23. The next
time, however, Michigan hit the
scoreboard.
Bob Chandler's four-yd. flat pass
to Bob Timberlake did the trick
after Illinois had held for three
downs inside the 10-yd. line. The
payoff pitch was Chandler's and
Michigan's first' of the year and
only the eighth touchdown by the
Wolverines all season.
"If we hadn't scored then I
don't know when we would have,"
said Bump. "They had stopped us
once and if we wouldn't have tak-
en it in then . . . well.
"Yes, I sent the play in from
the bench," 'he added with a smile.
"It gave us .a lift."
Indeed, the score seemed to ig-
nite new life into the Wolverines,
for it was on the following series
of downs that Ben Farabee picked
off Mike Taliaferro's hurried pass
and rambled to the Ilini one.
Chandler squeezed through the
Pender Loses
NBA Crown
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PASSING
Michigan
Att. Comp.
9 6
3 1
12 7
Illinois
35 12
2 133
PASS RECEIVING
Michigan
Cal
Chapman
Raimey.
Timberlake
Totals
ches Yds.
2
3
2
7
Illinois
Warren
Zimmerman
Jackson
Walker
Pasco
Yavorsk
Totals
O'Donnell
Prichard
Totals
Taliaferro
5
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22
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62
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20
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PUNTING
Michigan
Number Yds. Avg.
7 251 36
1 5 5
8 256 32
Illinois
6 189 31
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Touchdowns:
MICHIGAN-Timberlake, Chandler.
ILLINOIS-Summers.
Conversions:
MICHIGAN-Chapman,(2 pts., pass
from Chandler).
ILLINOIS-Plankenhorn.
Score by quarters:
MICHIGAN 0 0 6 8-I4
ILLINOIS 0 10 0 0-14
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