THE MICHIGAN DAILY
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NOLVERINES DOWN
cASE ELEVEN, 64-0
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Vick kicked off to Linn who was
lowned by Kipke on his own 15 yard
ine. Mohr made 3 yards through
eft tackle and Hamilton punted to
Jteritz who was downed on the 50
ard line. Searle made 4 yards through
ackle. Kipke made it first down on
he next play. Uteritz skirted right
nd for 10 yards. A pass Uteritz to
?roebel was, good for 25 yards. Usher!
ailed to gain, but Kipke took it over
n the following play. Goebel kicked
oal. Score: Michigan 37, Case 0.
Vick kicked off to Clinthorne who
vas downed in his tracks by Curran.
Flamilton gained two yards through
he line. When Slot failed to gain,
Ramilton dropped back for a kick.,
roebel blocked the kick, but Michigan
was off-side and was penalized 5
yards. Hamilton punted to Uteritz on
the Michigan 45 yard line, who car-
ried the ball to the middle of the field
as the half ended.
Third Quarter
Swan went in for Cappon, Petro for
Wilson, Roby for Usher, Uteritz sub-
stituted for Searle, and Banks went
in at quarter for Uteritz. The back-
field was now composed of Banks at
quarter, Kipke and Roby at 'halves,
and Uteritz .at full.
Vick kicked over the goal line and
the ball was put into play on the
Case 20 yard line Hamilton punted
to Banks. Roby charged through the
line for 6 yards and Banks made 8
yards off tackle, for first down. Kipke
passed to Goebel adding 25 yards.
Banks made two yards around right
end and Uteritz added- 4 through the
line. Roby and Kipke made it first
down on two line bucks. Roby took
the ball 10 yards for a touchdown
on the next play Goebel failed to
kick goal Score: Michigan 43,
Case 0 .
Vick kicked off to Green who car-
ried the ball back 25 yards to the 27
yard line. Hamilton failed to gain,
but Mohr made 5 yards on a fake
punt. Muirhead and Goebel tackle
Linn for a 15 yard loss. Hamilton
punted to Roby. On the next play,
Roby took the ball 20 yards around
end, and Uteritz added 4 on the next
play. The ball went over to Case
when two Michigan passes were
down. Goebel kicked .goal.
Michigan 50, Case 0.
Score:
Kreinheder went in for Smith.
Knode for Kipke. Roby kicked off to
Hamilton who was downed on Case's
30 yard line. Case failed at two at-
tempts to pass. Hamilton was then
thrown for a 10 yard loss. Kreinheder
blocked Hamilton's punt and Case re-
covered on its own 7 yard line. Rich-
ards went in for Goebel. Muirhead
grounded. Mohr failed to gain and broke up Case's charge through his
Hamilton lost 6 yards on a fake punt. tackle. Hamilton punted to Banks,
Van Orden off side and Michigan was who ran it back 15 yards. Uteritz
penalized 5 yards. Mohr failed to made 10 yards through the line and
gain through Muirhead and Hamilton Roby added 5 on the next play. Craw-
punted to Banks on Case's 42 yard forth was sent in for Van Orden. A
line, where the quarter ended. Score: pass from Uteritz to Kirk netted 15
Michigan 43, Case 0. yards. Banks made 7 yards through
Fourth Quarter the line. Dunphy went in for Banks.
Smith went in for Vick at center. Roby made 5 yards through the line
Roby made 11 yards on a run-around and went over for a touchdown. Knode
left end. Banks made 2 yards through kicked goal. Score: Michigan 57,
the line and Kipke added 5 on an off Case 0.
tackle drive. Uteritz made it first Henry was sent in for Muirhead.
down. Roby and Kipke hit the line Roby kicked off to Hale to Case's 15
for 4 yards. Banks went through a yard line and ran it back 25 yards.
broken field for the seventh touch- A pass, Hale to Edwards was incom-
plete. Linn failed to gain. Dun-
phy intercepted a pass on the 35 yard:
line. Uteritz' pass went wide. Uterits
signalled for a pass but was compell-
ed to carry ball to avoid blocking,
evaded the opposing ends, stumbled,'
got up and made a remarkable run of
25 yards before he was downed. Robyj
hit the line for 7 yards. Knode added
1 more on ,the next play. McAuliffe
went in for Richards. Roby made it
first down. On the next play Roby
made 10 yards through a big gap in
the Case line and scored the ninth
touchdown of the game. Knode kick-
ed goal. Score: Michigan 64, Case 0.
Roby kicked to Linn who returned
the ball 25 yards. Garfield went in
for Kreinheder. A pass, Hale to Ed-
wards was incomplete. Oliver went
in for Dunphy. Case failed in three
attempts to make first down. The
ball went to Michigan in mid-fle #nd
the game ended.,
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The Line-Up
Case Michigan
Edwards.......L.E.............Kirk
Smith.. ...L.T...... ....Cappon
Grabiel ....... L.G........... . Dunne
Wise .......... C...............Vick
Reed.. .....R.G ........ ..Wilson
Byrns ........R.T... . '.....Muirhead
Boehm .........R.E............Goebel
Sloat ...........Q.B..........f.Banks
Linn .......... L.H.............Kipke
Mohr .......... R.H............ Usher
Hamilton ......F.B.......... Steketee
Summary - Touchdowns, Steketee,
Kipke 2, Usher, Searle, Roby 2, Banks,
Knode. Goals after touchdowns,
Steketee 2, Goebel 4, Knode 2. Touch-
back, Michigan 1.
E Referee, Walter Kennedy, Chicago;
umpire, Earnest Verwiebe, Harvard;
head linesman, Lloyd Olds, M. S. N.
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