D ". ~ :. .. .. \% P: . '' " o' '. , - .. . TO TIE (Continued from Page One) , leece. Kuhn kicked to Kipke who was owned in his tracks on the Michigan 3 yard line. Kipke gained three yards hrough center. Cappon made seven lards around end. Cappon kicked to leece who 'returned 10 yards to the Janderbilt 40 yard line. Kuhn lost .our yards. around left end. Rleece raned three yards through tackle. lcColloughkicked to Kipke who re- arned the bail 10 yards to Michigan's 8 yard line. Cappon lost two yards t center. Kirke made- three yards lirough. tackle. Kipke kicked to Leece who was downed in his tracks n the Vanderbilt 30 yard line. Mor- was downed on Vanderbilt 28 yard line. Wakefield hit center for no gain. Neil kicked to Kipke who was downed on Michigan 38 yard line. Roby made two yards around left end. Time out for water. Steger fumbled on 30 yard line. Capopn kicked to Reece who returned ball 20 yards to Michigan 48 yard line. Kuhn gained 3 yards around left end. Forward pass by Neeley was intercepted by Kipke on Michigan 38 yard line. Knode gained eight yards around left end. Kipke hit center for one. Pass by Goebel blocked by Neely. Kipke punted to Neeley who ran out of bounds on Van- derbilt's 33 yard line- Neil punted to Knode who was stopped in midfield. Time out for water. Brown goes in for Neely. Pass grounded..Kipko made 28 yards "around left end. Ball on Vanderbilt 26 yard line. Pass by Cappon grounded and Michigan pen- alized 10 yards for holding. Steger lost four around end. Michigan lost twnna fnr k inn lrkinl k m) low 'was hitcete fo oe ar an KhnI wo on }a lae -)ace itci tormation. hit center for one yard and Kuhn Cappon it the line for four yards. On stopped around left end for no ma -sma -- ma {t drop kick formation Goebel kicked i~ Hadt1 e1Ius, Vi JLscore:A iv * i-7c i 0, Vanderbilt 0.- Third Quarter Michigan kicked off, Blott booting the ball out of bounds. Blott again 'kicked this time. to Kuhn who return- ked to the Vanderbilt 21yard line. Mc Collough kicked to Michigan 18 yard line. Kipke made 20 yards around left -end. Kipke hit the line for four yards. -Michigan penalized five yards for off- side. Roby stopped for no gain. Kip- ,kh kicked to Reece who was downed in his tracks. Ball on Vanderbilt 18 'yard line. McCollough kicked to Uter- itz who was downed on Michigan 47 yard line. Forward pass Cappon,to Kipke netted 10 yards. Roby hit cen- ter for four yards- Vanderbilt penal- ized five yards for off side-putting ;ball on Vanderbilt 35 yard line. Cap- 9pon hit tackle for five yards. Kipke nade three yards around left end. For- 'ward pass by Roby incomplete. Kip- ke kicled out of bounds. Vanderbilt's ball on her own one yard line. Mc- 'Collough kicked to Uteritz on Vander- bilt 35 yard line. Forward pass to Kirk from Kipke netted 12 yards. Ut- eritz hit center for three yards. Cap- pon hit center for three yards. Roby bucked the line for no gain. Ball goes over to Vanderbilt on her own 27 line. McCollough kicked to Roby who was downed on Michigan 38 yard line. Kipke hit center for one yard. Kip- ke hit the line for no gain. Time out for Slaughter. Rosatti goes in for Slaughter, Blott going to center. Time out for water. Kipke kicked to Reece who returned the ball to his own 44 yard line. Neely lost 10 yards around left end. Neil fumbled but recovered on Vanderbilt's 15 yard line! McCol- _ lough kicked to Kipke on Vanderbilt 43 yard line. Time out for water. fRoby lost three yards around left end. :Meirs intercepted pass by Roby on Vanderbilt 27 yard line. Time out for McCollough- Neil kicked to Uteritz on Michigan 38 yard line. Knode goes in for Uteritz. Kipke hit the line for one yard. Kipke kicked to Reece who was downed on Vanderbilt 30 yard line. End of third quarter. Score:, Michigan,0, Vanderbilt 0. Fourth Quarter Kelly kicked to Kipke who was downed on Michigan 38 yard line. Steger failed to gain around left end. Pass, Steger to Kipke, was good for ~15 yards.. Knode attempted a pass but was downed on Michigan 40 yard line- Cappon kicked to Reece who I out of. bourds. Vanderbilt's ball on lie- own 20 yard line. McCollough kicked to Kipke who returned to Michigan 48 yard line. Pass from Goe- bel to Steger grounded. Another pass grounded. Steger gained three yards around left end. Time out for water. Pass by Goebel intercepted by Kelly on Michigan 48 yard line. Conyers goes in for Wakefield. Kuhn hit line for three yards and again for no gain. Game ended. Score: Michigan 0, Vanderbilt 0. Lineup Michigan Position Vanderbilt Kirk..........L. E. ...McCullough Muirhead....... L. T........Bomar Blott............L. G. ......Kelly Slaughter.......C.........Sharp 47 Michigan 0. Vanderbilt 0.1 Iowa 6, Yale 0. Columbia 10, Wesleyan 6. Wooster 27, Case 0. Army 19, Alabana 6. Brown 0, Syracuse 0. Notre Dame 20, Purdue 0. University of Pennsylvania 12, Maryland 0. 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