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eketee punted over Minnesota's goal
ne.
Minnesota took the ball on her own
)-yard line. Brown made, 2 yards
a the first play. Gilstad went
trough center for 5 yards. Minne-
)ta fumbles, but recovers. Minne-
>ta punted to Michigan on Michi-
an's 47-yard line. Steketee lost 7
ards around right end. Steketee
unted over the goal lii. Arnston on
ie first play skirted left end for 5
ards. Oss makes it first down.
Completes Pass
Minnesota attempted a forward
ass which was completed, putting
he ball on Michigan's 45-yard line.
ckberg plunged through center for
yards. Gilstad was stopped. Mich-
gan took the ball on -her own 37-
ard line. 'Usher hit center for 2
ardst Banks on an attempted end
un around the left end loses I yard.
teke'tee punted to Arnston, who re-
urned ,the ball to Minnesota's 24-yard
ne. Arnston made 5 yards around
ft end. Time out for Michigan:
Oss slid off- left tackle for 3 yards.,
fL1ton was stopped. Ekberg punt-
l to Banks,, who was downed in his'
racks. Steketee *made 2 yards
hrough right -tackle. Usher adds 2
core through center. On the next
lay Usher made first down through
enter. Again Usher gets the ball
,nd made 3 yards off left tackle. For
he fourth time Usher carried the ball
more yards and adds 3 more through
enter.
The quarter ended wit# the ball in
[ichigan's possession on Minnesota's
7-yard line. Score, 0 to 0.
SCORE BY QUARTERS
MICHIGAN
MINNESOTA-
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0
0
2nd
3
3rd
0
0
4th FINAL
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LINE-UP
Mich. Pos. Minn.
Cappon..........LE.........Gilstad
Goetz ..........LT.....-....Teberg
Dunne ........LG.............Nolan
Vick...........C...........Clement
Wilson.......RG...........Tierney
Wieman.......RT............Frazie
Goebel.........RE.............Gruye
Banks.........Q..........Arnston
Steketee.......LH...........Oss
Usher........RH.........Brown
Nelsoi..........FB......... Ekberg
returned the ball to his own 25-yard
line. Cohn was sent in for Nelson.
Arnston slides off right tackle for 5
yards. Oss makes it first down
through the same hole. Regnier goes
in for Arnston. Regnier hits center
for 3 yards. Oss is held for no gain
around right end. Regnier kicks to
Banks on Michigan's 10-yard line.
Steketee circles left end for 8 yards.
Usher adds one through line. Steke-
tee 'punts to Regnier, who returns the
ball to Micigan's 38-yard line.' Reg-
niter makes 2 yards off right tackle.
Gopher Dick Falls
first down on Michigan's 1'8-yard line.
Oss-hits center for 1 yard and on the
next play is held for no gain. An
attempted pass goes wide. A drop
kick fails and Michigan recovers the
bll on her own 1 -yard line. Steke-
tee fails to gain off right tackle. Ush-
er hits the line for 3 yards. Steketee
punts to Michigan's 35-yard line as
the half ended. Score: Michigan, 3;
Minnesota, 0.
SECOND HALF
Substitutions-Michigan: Perrin for
Cappon, Cohn going to left end.
Steketee kicks off to Regnier, who
retufns the ball to Minnesota's 30-
yard line. Oss got 2 through right
tackle. Ekberg adds 5 on the same
play. A forward, -successfully com-
pleted, put the ball on Minnesota's 45-
yard line and gained them first down.
Regnier hits the line for 1 yard.
Brown goes off right tackle for 2
more. Regnier made 3 around left
end. Ekberg was forced to punt.
Banks Makes 16 Yards
His kick goes 50 yards and over the
Michigan goal line. Michigan takes
the ball on her own 20-yard line. Per-
rin failed to gain around right end.
for a yard through center. Steketee
punts out of bounds on Minnesota's
35-yard line. Minnesota takes the
ball.
Oss makes 1 yard. Regnier failed
to gain around right end. A pass,
Brown to Oss, puts the ball on Mich-
igan's 40-yard line. Brown hits the
Michigan line for a yard gain. On
another attempt Brown fails to gain.
Cohn intercepts a pass attempted by
Minnesota on the Michigan 20-yard
line. Perrin is given the ball and
breaks away for a 50-yard run aroundI
end. Banks failed to gain. Cohn
takes the ball 3 yards through left
tackle. The ball is on Minnesota's
35-yard line. A Michigan forward
pass goes incomplete.
An attempt at an onside kick fails.
Minnesota takes the ball on her own
15-yard line. Ekberg punts to Mich-
igan, where the ball is recovered on
the 43-yard line. Banks fumbles.
Minnesota recovers. Regnier ',goes
off left tackle for 6 yards. Timp out
for Usher, but Usher remains in the
play. Oss makes it first down on
Michigan's 25-yard line. Ekberg gets
8 through the line. Michigan is pen-1
alized 5 yards. Minnesota has the
ball on Michigan's 15-yard line.
Regnier makes 3 yards through cen-
ter. Oss fails to gain. Time out for
Goebel. Goebel resumes. Ekberg
makes ,1 yard. Steketee intercepts
pass on .ichigan's 8-yard line.
Jack Dunn goes in for Banks. Stek-
etee kicks to center of field. Brown
makes 1 yard through center. For-
ward pass to Ekberg puts ball on
Michigan's 28-yard line. Oss lost 4
yards. Forward pass was incomplete.
Another forward pass was incomplete,
but was allowed on account of inter-
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Large Crowd Witness Thrilling
Affair
Regnier passes to Oss successfully, Banks on a sensational run across the
putting the ball on Michigan's 22-yard field took 16 yards. Usher smashes
line. Mchigan is penalized 5 yards through center for 1 yard. Cohn is
for being offside. Minnesota makes it pulled back from end to carry the ball
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Newspaperman A 'witness
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SECOND QUARTER
Usher made first down thrdugh cefi-
r. Steketee lodes one yard around
ft end. Banks made 1 around left
ad. A forward pass, 'Goebel to Ush -
rgoes incomplete.s Steketee called
pon to p'unt. Oss returns the punt
Minnesota's 20-yard line. Ekberg
icks to Michigon on the 50-yard line.
Michigan took time out for confer-
nce.s Usher mnade 1 yard through
nter. Steketee adds 3 off right-
.ckle. Steketee is forced to punt to
rnston on Minnesota's 15-yard line.
.nston fumbles and Miihgan recov-
's on Minnesota's 15-yard line. Ush-
r fails to gain. Steketee also held,
n attempt around left end. Banks#
as thrown for a 2-yard loss around,
gh~t end. Stekete* dropped back mo-
s 30-yard lbie and made a field goal.'
kichigan 3;cd innesota, 0.
Steketee kicked off to Arnston, Iwho'
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Last night a huge crowd wit-
nessed the most spectacular
shooting affair the old'town has
seen in many a day. Mr. Al. E.
Mony shot Mr. D. Vorce a hun-
dred point game of BlllirdA at
The New Recreation Billiard
Parlor under the Wuerth Thea-
tre. After 45 miutt f xcitpg
sport Al. emerged the vitor, and
Al. says - -"Take it from me,
boys, the recreation has the beft
Brunswick tables and cues, as
well as the best lighting system
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The Blue Front
Cigar Store,
In town, so me for
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THE RECREATION BILLIARD PARLORS
STUDENT OWNED
g:rner of Stateand Pickard
(Under the Wuerth Theatre)
STUDENT MANAGEMENT
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HERE IT IS FIGURED OUT
ON A SUIT.SELLING FOR $75.00 OCT. IST
Price of Suit October 1st, 1920...,..........,$75.00
Avcrage 25 per cent reduction...............18.75
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New 10 per cent discount November 15th...,.. 562
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