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Bastian, Watsoi..L.H..........Sikes
Quinn, Mead..F.B.......Turner
Galt, Bentley..... R.H. ..... McQueen
Final score-Michigan 33, Vanderbilt
2. Score end of first quarter, Michigan
14, Vanderbilt 2. End second quarter,
Michigan 26, Vanderbilt 2. End third
quarter, Michigan 26, Vanderbilt 2.
Touchdowns-Galt, Quinn 2, Hughitt
2. Goals from touchdown, Paterson 3.1

up three downs they were fifteen yards
back from where Ayres had taken the
ball. Here Ayers tried a place kick
and though it was a beautiful attempt,
it failed. Aside from these stunts,
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The Michigan All-Fresh outclassed
their opponents all through the game.
At every kind of play, line-plunging,
defense, in eterything except kicking,

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'idway in the second quarter the
:higan team worked the ball to
hin scoring distance and Quinn
tin dived over for the touchdown.
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nt resulted from a goal from touch-
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Ichigan's use of the forward pass
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instance. Out of five tried in the first
half, only one went wrong and that
was because Lyons was interefered
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the defense was also highly efficient.
In fact the whole team "looked good,"
and the Michigan supporters in Nash-
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Dudley field, a sea of mud on Friday,
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