IICHI t"1 1 M DAILY IICHIGAN DAILY TELLE LIEBLING. NOV. 8 ists, Raoul Vidas, Violinist; Ossip Gab- ELLE LIEBLING, celebrated rilowitsch, Pianist; Hans Kindler, r, will appear as soloist with 'Cellist; Bendetson Netzorg, Pianist, troit Symprony Orchestra, Hill $2.00, $3.00, $4.00, $5.00. Single con- 'ium, November 8. Season tick- certs, 50c, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00 on sale at a concerts, with eminent solo- University School of Music.-Adv. 1Ilichigan Golfers llo~v To Purdue And Illinois In Week end Matches un. ov.6 WHITNEY THEATRE BEST SEAT $2a00 Mal 4' Prize Cups Michigan golfers were defeated Fri- day and Saturday by both Purdue and Illinois in the opening games of the. season. The scores in both games were 8-3, but at Illinois Capt W. H. Ingham, '21, took first place with the low score of 74. Both of the games were marked by the prevalance of low scores, practically all the players com- pleting the course below an 80. Pur- due and Illinois had played to a tie the week preceding the Michigan game and are among the best golf teams in the Conference. Captain Ingham states that many of Michigan's best golf play- ers are ineligible and for this reason the personnel of the golf team does not' rank as high as it might. FIGHT FEATURES VARSITY VICTORY (Continued from Page Four) a Michigan viewpoint. Every man that played came out of the contest in excellent physical trim and will be able to play in the Wisconsin game. Coach Yost used but one substitute during the entire afternoon. The or-' iginal 11 men played until the middle of the fourth quarter when Swan was sent in for Wilson. The "Gob" play- ed a powerful game at right guard and it was he who blocked the Illinois at- tempt at field goal and then recovered the ball for Michigan. Undoubtedly the hero of the contest was Cappon. First an end, then a tackle, and 'finally on Saturday a hu- man battering ram, "Cappie" stamped himself as one of the most versatile and valuable men that has ever play- ed on a Michigan team. His work against the Illini was the feature of the struggle. To Roby also must go a world of" credit. He was the larg- est individual ground gainer on the team. His smashing of the line equall- ed the work of Cappon. In Roby and Cappon, Michigan has the greatest pair of line plungers that has ever played on a Michigan team. It is doubted if their equals can be found in the country. Together, the two are invincible. Steketee's Kicking is Superb After all is said and done, however, it was Steketee's toe that won the game. Not only by kicking the field goal which gave the Varsity its score but by his superb punting all through the melee, Steketee was a big factor in the Michigan offense and defense. Michigan gained on every exchange of punts. Stek was placing his kicks well. They were high and deep in most every case. He must also be given credit for the way in which he got off a poor pass from center. With men rushing down on him from both sides, he pull- ed the ball down from the air and kicked it from under the .arms of his blockers. While only a short punt, it was decidedly better than nothing and a dangerous situation. He also pull- ed Peden's pass from out of the air when if completed it would probably have meant a touchdown. Uteritz at quarter led the proper of- fense with which to beat Illinois. On the line, every man was in every play. Never before this year has the forward wall acquitted itself so creditably. It opened holes for the backs and smear- ed the plays of the Illini. Its defen- sive game was powerful as usual. It was the ripping, tearing offense that was outstanding. While the Michigan backs played stellar football, a great share of the credit, if not the greater, must go to the line. 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