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2A - Friday, November 16, 2007
MONDAY:
In Other Ivory Towers

News

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TUESDAY:
Arbor Anecdotes

WEDNESDAY:
Explained

THURSDAY:
Before You Were Here T

Even the most optimistic Michi-
gan football fan isn't predicting a
win over Ohio State tomorrow like
the one that took place in 1902.
That year, Michigan trashed
the Buckeyes at Ann Arbor's Ferry
Field by a score of 86-0. That's the
highest-scoring game between the
two teams ever played. The sec-
ond highest scoring game was last
year's 42-39 Ohio State win over
Michigan in Columbus.
From 1901 to 1905, Michigan
coach Fielding Yost led the Wol-
verines through 56 consecutive
games without a loss and to four
national championships. In those
five seasons, Michigan outscored
their opponents 2,821 to 42.
The Ohio State game wasn't
even the highest scoring game of
the 1902 season. That year, Michi-
gan also defeated Iowa 107-0 and
Michigan State 119-0.
A crowd of 6,000 people came to

ING MICHIGAN-OHIO STATE
86-0
the game. According to The Michi-
gan Daily-News (which would
become The Michigan Daily), the
Michigan fans shouted: "What
will we do? What will we do? We'll
rub it into OSU, That's what we'll
do!"
But Ohio State fans also turned
out en force. The paper estimated
that 2,000 of them took special
trains from Columbus to Ann
Arbor for the game.
The teams played a 35-minute
first half and a 25-minute sec-
ond half. The Wolverines scored
their first touchdown just three
minutes and 15 seconds into the
game.
During the first half, after aplay-
er from Ohio State returned Mich-
igan's punt for 15 yards, another
Buckeye had his jersey completely
torn off and the two teams had to
form a screen while he put on a
new one.

By halftime, after several easy
scores for Michigan, the score
was 45-0. The second half was a
repeat of the first, with Michigan
scoring early and often. The Wol-
verines scored a touchdown in the
first and last three minutes in the
half.
The day after the game, The
Michigan Daily-News quoted
then-Ohio State coach Perry
Hale talking about the game on
his way to catch a train back to
Columbus.
"We were licked, that's all, and
we don't denyit," he said."Itcomes
hard tobe beaten. I'm sorry it came
quite so badly, but we will meet it
like sportsman."
Except for ties in 1900 and 1910,
Michigan won every showdown
between the schools from their first
meeting in 1897 until 1918. Michi-
gan holds a 57-40-6 lead overall.
RYAN A. PODGES

First-year Law student Lance Soderstrom leaves a blue rose
>n late Michigan football coach Bo Schembechler's grave at
-orest Hill Cemetery yesterday.

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CRIME NOTES
Police break
up fight in
Helen Newberry
WHERE: Helen Newberry
WHEN: Wednesday at about
6 p.m.
WHAT: Police were called to
break up a fight between two
students, the Department of
Public Safety reported. Neither
one got hurt, police said. Police
would not comment on the
cause of the fight.

CAMPUS EVENTS & NOTES

Tailgates stolen
from two pickup
trucks
WHERE: Arbor Lakes Building
WHEN: Wednesday at about
4 p.m.
WHAT: Someone reported a
pair of tailgates stolen from
two pickup trucks, DPS report-
ed. The tailgates were valued
at $1,200. DPS has no suspects.
Ambulance

Pre-Ohio State
pep rally
WHAT: A pep rally for
Saturday's football game with
the Michigan Marching Band
and football captains Mike
Hart and Jake Long
WHO: Student groups
WHEN: Today at 3 p.m.
WHERE: The Diag

activities including a comedy
showby Witt's End, karaoke,
a poker tournament, bingo
for household items, billiards
and food
WHO: UMix
WHEN: Today from 10 p.m.
to 2 a.m.
WHERE: Michigan Union
Talk on reggae
history and free

Gate arm at . called to School
parking garage of Dentistry
broken VJDV.ICnsasssea a insrs

Open mic night concert
at League WHAT: A form
WHAT: A chance to perform tory of reggaen
music, poetry and dance free concert wi
WHO: University Unions Davis, Terrenc
WHEN: Today from 7:30 The Pocket
p.m. to 11:30 p.m. WHO: F.O.K.U
WHERE: Michigan League WHEN: Forum
Underground concert at 9 p.m
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With one day remaining
in the annual Blood Battle,
Ohio State leadsdMichigan
by 3 pints of blood. Today's
drives will be at the Union
Ballroom from noon to 8 p.m.
and at the East Quad cafeteria
from 3 p.m. to 9 p.m.
In 2004,SBC Communica-
tions offered the Univer-
sity of Michigan and Ohio
State University $1.06 million
over two years to rename the
game the "SBC Michigan-Ohio
State Classic." The sponsor-
ship was pulled several weeks
before the game amid an out-
cry from fans.
>>FOR MORE, SEE OPINION, PAGE 4A
federal appeals court in
San Francisco tossed out
President Bush's automo-
bile emissions standards yes-
terday, saying the law set more
lenient pollution standards, for
light trucks than for cars with-
out sufficient reason.

WHERE: Hill Carport, 1001
Hill St.
WHEN: Wednesday at about
1:30 p.m.
WHAT: Someone intention-
ally broke the gate arm at the
entrance to the Hill Carport,
DPS reported.

WHERE: Scnool of Dentistry
WHEN: Wednesday at about
4 p.m.
WHAT: An ambulance was
called to the dental school,
DPS reported. The subject
refused treatment. DPS would
not comment on why the
ambulance was called.

Free food and
comedy show
WHAT: A night of free

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