THE MICHIGAN DAILY -. - - -- - - tineau, gained 2 yards. Gilstad failed side. Cappon smashed through een. to make fourth down on a line buck. ter of Minnesota line and ran 65 yarde Michigan's ball on 26-yard line. Cap- for a touchdown. Goebel kicked goal. pon hit line for a 2-yard gain. Score-Michigan 24, Minnesota 0. Kipke made 3 yards around left end. Quarter ended before new kick-off Dean kicked to Martineau, who re- could be made. turned 15 yards to the Michigan 45- Steketee in for Kipke. Grose hit yard line. Brown forced the ball out- line for 2 yards. side for no gain. Martineau hit left tackle for 3 yards. Grose went through FOURTH QUARTER right guard for 5 yards. Glstad failed On an end run Brown gained 2 to gain on fourth down. Michigan's yards. Minnesota line buck smoth- ball on her own 37-yard line. ered. Martineau kicked to Roby, who Michigan penalized 5 yards for off- was downed on the Michigan 43-yard pi l ti line. Steketee lost 1 yard around left end. Time out for Goebel. Banks went in for Uteritz. Banks was thrown for an 8-yard loss. Goebel on the next play passed to Roby, who carried the ball to the Minnesota 11-yard line. Time out for Minnesota. Fribley was substituted for Brown. Cappon hit line for 1 yard. Roby goal line. touchdown. Michigan recovered I Banks recovered. Goebel kicked goal. Searle went in for Dean. Clem for Tierney. Martineau kicked side. Martineau kicked off to RT who returned 23 yards to the Michi 39-yard line. Cy Olson went in Grose. Cappon goes through right 6 yards. I , gained 3 through left tackle. Cappon ; Contin drove through right guard for 3 yards. Cappon goes through line for first "School Fer down aind fumbles the ball over the! Within.-Adv. aued on Page Six) Scandal" shows S _ _ THE LITTLE BROWN JUG WHICH REMAINS AMOlNG THE Trophies as the Result of Yester day's Game. MICHIGAN (Continued from Page One) 3 yards for first down on the 50-yard line. Weiman substituted for Petro. Brown hit line for 6 yards. Grose then went through guard for 4 yards and first down. Grose made 1-yard gain. Thrown for a 5-yard loss on end run by Muirhead. Long pass by Martineau incomplete. Another Minnesota pass is broken up by Michigan. Michigan's ball on her own 43-yard line. Minnesota stopped Steketee for a 2-yard loss. Half ends with the ball on the Michigan 40-yard line. Score-Michigan 17, Minnesota 0. THIRD QUARTER Substitutions-Petro for Wieman, Kipke for Steketee. Vick prepared to kick off to the Go- phers, who were defending the west goal. Vick kicked off-side. Vick kicked to Brown, who returned the ball 15 yards to the Minnesota 38-yard line. Minnesota was penalized 5 yards for off-side play. Martineau made 4 yards off left tackle. Marti- neau gained 2 yards on a tackle drive.I Martineau kicked to Utritz, who ran Yost Will Go To Army-Navy Game , Coach Fielding H. Yost will leave for Morgansville, West Va., next week, where he will be a spectator at the West Virginia-Washington and Jeffer- son football game on Thanksgiving day. On Saturday he will witness the Army-Navy game at the Polo Grounds in New York city. Follow- ing his trip to New York he will go to Philadelphia, where he will be the guest of the Michigan alumni of that city at a banquet given in his honor on Nov. 28. the ball back 15 yards to the 35-yard line. On -a criss cross Cappon hit left tackle for 5 yards. Kipke made 1 yard on an end run. Dean punted to the Minnesota 25-yard line. Gilstad failed to gain. Grose failed to gain. Mar- tineau was tackled for a loss, recov- ered and turned left end fora 12-yard gain. Grose gained 2 yards. Marti- neau went off right tackle for 10 yards. Brown went through the line for 2 yards. Time out for Minnesota. Fourth down with the ball on Mich- igan 47yard line. 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