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YOSTMEN WIN LAST
BATTLE OF SA SON
(Continued from page one)
Cruse, substituting for Perrin, fur-
nished a streak of humor to the hard
fought game, when he almost lost all
the credit due him for his brilliant
work. Due to the fact that he was,
wearing a borrowed sweater during
the contest, press reports branded
him as Von Wagoner instead of him-
self. The error was recognized in
time to have it corrected.
Rife, 0. S. IT. Star
Rife, for Ohio State, played their
star game, fighting valiantly to beat
the toe work of Steketee. Wiper, their
quarter, played a heady game, but
his plays could not penetrate the line
of the Wolverines, causing his men
to be on the defensive practically
during the entire contest.
For the first time this year, the
Yostmen used the forward pass to so
much advantage. An aerial attempt
from Steketee to Dunne brought the
second touchdown, and one earlier
in the game from Knode to Perrin
brought a 24 yard gain.
All of the gains made by the Buck-
eyes can be attributed to their for-
ward- passing. They proved accurate
in this phase of the game, but did
not attempt to use it to any great ex-
tent until the last quarter, when it
was too late.
Will Not Claim Championship
Despite the fact that the victory of
the Maize and Blue over the Buck-
eyes is greater than was that of the
Illinois, self appointed champions of
the conference, Coach Yost will not
claim the honor because, he says:
"We would have been glad to have
a post seasonW game with Illinois.
That is the only way that the real
,title could be settled, but since the
:uckier state eleven has already
plalmed the title, we will not con-
test it."'
The game with the Buckeyes was
the 16th to be played between Michi-
gan' and the Ohio State team. As is.
the case with many of Michigan's
opponents, the Maize and Blue holds
the edge over the wet state gang.
Slippery Field
With the sun shining brightly fol-
lowing a severe rain, the field was
very slippery. Aeroplanes flew ,over
the field during the contest, doing
stunts at the close.
The Maize and Blue triumphed by
the following method:
FIRST QUARTER
Pixley kicks off to Knode who
ploughed through center, for 10 yards.
Steketee goes round end for 10 yards.
Knode makes two through center.
Cohn makes three more. Ohio stop-
pied Steletee after circling right end
for three yards. Dunne fails on for-
ward pass to Knode. Ohio's ball, Mc-
Cune goes thrQugh center for one
yard. Steketee punts 3a yards to Rife.
Rife fails to gain round right end.
Davies goes arQund-left end for four
yards. Rife kicks out of bounds on
Michigan's seven yard line. Steketee
fails to gain round right end. Stek-
etee goes through for 10 yards. Stek-
etee kicks 40 yards to Rife who fails
Sto gain round left end. Ohio's ball on
their . 36-yard line. Davies ploughed
through left end for one yard. Rife
}icks out of bounds on Michigan's
42-yard lire. Cohn goes through cen-
ter for five yards. The quarter ended
with the ball in Michigan's possession
on their 41-yard line.
Score: Michigan, 0;' Ohbo, 0.
SECOND QUARTER
Cohn goes around right end for
five yards. Perrin goes into center
for two yards. Comn makes two and
repeats for first down. Steketee
around right for five yards. Perrin
skirts left end for three yards. Ball
on Ohio's 35-yard line. Steketee
hunts over Ohio's goal line. Ohio
puts ball in play on 20-yard line.
Matheny bucks center for five yards.
Matheny fails to gain straight in. Rife
kicks 40 yards to Knode who is
downed after making five yard re-
turn. Perrin fails to gain round right
end. Steketee loses two yards on at- -
tempt to go through center. Steketee
kicks out of bounds on Ohio's 25-yard
line. Bad pass and ball rolls to Ohio's
goal line. Rife punts 45 yards to
FOURTH QUARTER
Sneddon and Matheny go back in
their places, for Ohio. Addison in for
McCune. Davies lost two yards on at-
tempted end run. Time out for Ohio
Rife went round right end for sx
yards. Time out for Ohio again, Rife
punted 40 yards to Cruse on his 35-
yard line, failed to return. Steketee
round left end for four yards. Stek-
etee punts 65 yards to Ohio's five-yard
line. Rife's return punt was blocled
by Goetz and Goetz fell on the ball
for a touchdown. Knode punted our,
to Cruse. Steketee kicks goal. Score:
Michigan, 7; Ohio, 0. Steketee punts
35 yards to Davies who returned to
Ohio's 35-yard line. Forward pass,
Rife to Davies, makes 30 yards.
Adams replaces Fortune. Sleketee
stopped Rife for a two yard loss.
Ohio's ball on Michigan's 40-yalrd
line. Tme out for Ohio. Forward
pass, Wiper } to Davies, gained 10
yards, Cruse stopping him. Cruse in-
tercepted Rife's forward pass and re--
turns seven yards. lHendershot re-
places Boville. Michigan's ball on
their 32-yard line: Usher goes
through center for 3 yards. Cruse. hits
center for four yards. Cruse again
hits center for first down. Usher goes
through tackle for four yards, Knode
goes round left end for two yards,
Cruse makes another yard through
center. Steketee' kicks 40 yards to
Rife on Ohio's 15-yard line. Rife+
kicks from 30-yard line to Knode who
returned round left end to Ohio's 32-
yard line. Elgin replaces Slicker.
Cruse goes through center for threeI
yards. Cruse round left end for five;
yards. Ohio penalized 15 yards for+
piling up. Elgin put out of game andI
Howell replaced him. Cruse fails toI
gain. Gillitm for Pixley for Ohio.,
Crush through center for three yards.
Forward pass, Steketee to Dunne, for'
touchdown. Steketee kicks goal.
Score: AMichigan, 14; Ohio, 0. Stek-
etee kicks off 40 yards to Rife who re-t
turned five yards. An aeroplane cir- I
cled the field right above the players.
Ohio's ball on their 35-yard line. Rife
gains one yard round right end. Cruse
stopping him. Goetz threw Rife for
five-yard line. Rife's forward pass to
Davies is good for five yards. Rife
kicks out of bounds on Michigan's
48-yard line. Cruse breaks through
center for five yards. The game end-
ed with the ball in m, an's pos.
session on their 45-yard line.
r 'iRE : 3IiHW AIX, 14; O 1 ,0, Q,
SUMMARY
JIch°ig,_aI Position Ohio
Du-- e . ........L .. 3T:T)- ald, Capt.
G .tz .........C T...,.....H C:
rtune . . . ........
Vk ...........C............<i
I r tman.......R ........Sdn
C1zysz .........R.T..........Mc('ue
floville.....R.10......Slcker
Knode ........ Q.............Wiper
Perrin ...... L.H ...........Davies
Cohn. .... RH..R ............ Rife
Steketee......,I...........Maheny
Touchdowns--Michigan, Gcetz, 1;
Dunne, 1. Goals from touchdowns-
0 0.
i aof quarters-i.minutes.
The football tt'ara of th e sr.:.
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field team- 38-0 a, bIe playn)
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field yesrCerdaya r rCg )
Phillips. of ate sigai corps tea ,
was the best Tr u, g er and ftur
of the six touti1hdvws were made by
him. Pfornmer, the pilot, of the local
eleven, made he other (wo scores and
Wootton kicked two goals after
touchdowns.
From the beginning, the signal
corps team outplayed theirrivals, and
they were so successful in gaining
ground that they did not need to punt
once. The game was featured by a
lack of kicking, since the aviators
punted only once.
Theline of the visiting team wa a
very weak and the forward wall of
the signal corps repeatedly ripped
holes in their line. On defense the
home team was more successful In
stopping the visitors. The firs. bai
ended with the score 20-0 in favor c
the signal corps. The remaning touch
downs wire made in the next half.
Always-Daily service-Always.
Fire at Photographer's House
There was a small chimney fire a
the home of A. D. Lyndon, 710 Cath
erine street, about 7:40 yesterda
morning. There was no loss of proy
erty and no one was hurt.
CRUSE
Going into the game with an "as-
sumed" number on his back, Cruse
almost lost the credit that was' due
him for his remarkable showing in
the Buckeye contest yesterday. Sub-
stituting for Perrin, in the third
qiarter, he smashed his way through
the Ohio line, almost at will. Cruse
borrowed Van Wagoner's sweater, be-
fore the contest, and used his num-
ber. The error was caught in time
to place the proper credit.
two yard loss. Cohn plows through
center for two yards, Vick loses one
yard attempting right end run. Stek-
etee kicks 25 yards to Davies who
downed in his tracks. Rife kicks out
of bounds on Michigan's 45-yard line.
Perrin made one yard through cen-
ter. Forward pass, Knode to Perrin,
made 24 yards. Perrin hurt slightly
in the play, time out. Perrin resumes
play. Knode lost two yards attempt-
ing to circle right. Steketee falls
back to 38-yard line for kick but fail-
ed on forward pass. Michigan loses
ball on. downs. Rife made one yard
through center. Rife kicks 45 yards
to Michigan's 25-yard line. Perrin
goes through center for four yards,
the half ended with ball in Michigan's
possession.
Score: Michigan, 0; Ohio, 0.
SECOND HALF
Third Quarter
Usher replaces Cohn; Morrison re-
places Czysz. Steketee kicked off 30
yards, Ohio making no return. Rife
made five yards round left end. Rife
punted 35 yards to Knode who return-
ed 15 yards, Knode made. two yards
more. Cruse replaces Perrin. Cruse
made five straight in and Usher made
first down. Cruse failed to gain, Ush-
er niade one yard through center.
Knode failed to gain. Steketee fell
back to 35-yard line for goal from
field, but the kick fell short. Ohio
ball on their 20-yard line. Steketee
stops Davies attempt to circle right
end, no gain. Rife punts 45 yards
out of bounds. Michigan's ball on
their 35-yard line. Taylor repaces
Matheny for Ohio. Vick goes round
left end for 10 yards. Usher wiggles
through center for nie ynards. Usher
through centertfor five yards and first
down. Usher three more. Michigan
penalized five yards for offside.
Churches replaces Snedden for Ohio.
Cruse failed to gain. Cruse loses
three yards on attempted end run.
Steketee punts to Rife who was down-
ed on his own 10-yard line. Rife
kicks out of bounds on Ohio's 45-yard
line. Cruse made four yards through
center. Usher goes through center
for three yards more.' Cruse hits
right tackle for first down. Mich-
igan's ball on Ohio's 33-yard line.
Cruse hits center again for five yards.
Cruse makes three more. Cruse
makes first down. Michigan loses
hall on Ohio's 15-yard line, on Cruse'
fumble. Rife punts 40 yards to Cruse
who returned to Ohio's 35-yard line.
Steketee made five yards through cen-
te'r on a fake forward pass. Knode
circles Ohio's right end but was out
of bounds on Ohio's 15-yard line and
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