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VOL. XXXIII. No. 48 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1922
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BRILLIANT
SHATTERS
ATTACK
DEFENSE
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MICHIGAN
WISCONSIN
OFCi
SMASHING PLAYS
NET TOTAL OF
13-6
TEAMS StUBBLE IN Mu
CAPPON DIVES OVER FROM ONE-
YARD LINE IN THIRD
QUARTER
By Daily Staff Correspondent
Ferry Field, Nov. 18.-In one of the
hardest battles seen in- recent years
on Ferry Field, Michigan's Varsity
football team defeated the strong Bad-
ger, eleven this afternoon.
Both teams were somewhat handi-
capped by the wet field ,but never-
theless both backfields came through
with stellar playing. The Wolverines,
although given stiff opposition by the
Wisconsin aggregation, proved them-
selves to be superior by a comfort-
able margin.
The game was marked by 4n un-
usually large amount of open playing
considering the condition of the- grid-
iron, although both teams used
straight line plunging for consistent
gains.
Cappon and Kipke proved to be the
shining lights for Michigan, the two
backfield men gaining the ground
neededwh'en~ever called upon. Not
far behind in their worth to the Wol-
verine were the two Varsity ends,;
Captain Goebel and Kirk.
THE LINEUP
Mihigan Position WIsconsin
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Irk..........L.E. ...Irish
.uirhead......L.T........Bellow
teele.... .....L.G... .Hohnfield
lott............ C ..Nichols, Pierce
laughter......R.G ......Sykes
osatti........R.T. . ....Smith
oebel......... R.E.........Tebell
teritz..........Q... .. ..Barr
ipke..........R.H.........Williams
eefer, Steger.. L.H. .........Gibson
appon........F.B...........Taft
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Barr was topped for no gain through Capp.on made first down through cefi-
left tackle, Steele stopped Taft for ter. Kipke made 2 yards around left
no gain. Taft kicked to Uteritz on end,. placing the ball on the 11-yard
his 20-yard line, who returned 12 line. On a right end run, Kipke made
yards. a first down on the 1-yard lne.
Tebell threw Kipke for a ten yard Cappon was stopped for no gain.
loss. Steger made 8 yards around left Cappon went over oni a line plunge.
end. Kipke kicked to the Wisconsin Goebel plaeo-kicked for another point.
27-yard line where the ball rolled. Score: Michigan 7, Wisconsin 0.
dead. Bl'tt kicked off to Taft who re-
Kirk threw Barr for a 3-yard loss. l turned 15 yards to his 31-yard line.
Taft kicked to Uteritz, who returned: Williams made 9 yards through right
8 yards to his own 46-yard line. tackle. Williams made first down on
Cappon made a yard through right a line plunge. Time out for Pulaski.
guard. Kipke was stopped by his own Barr nade 3 yards through center.
interference for no gain. Kipke kicked' Eagleberger lost a yard around left
out of bounds -on the Wisconsiu 27- end., End of third quarter. Score:
yard line. Michigan 7, Wisconsin 0.
Williams made 4 yards through left' FOURTH QUARTER
guard. Blott stopped= Taft for no gain. Wisconsin's ball on their own 47-
Williams made 5 through the line. yard line. A. pass by Barr was in-
Taft made 2 yards through center. completed. Irish fumbled the ball and
Rosatti stopped Eaglgberger for noKipke recovered and down the field
gain.. A pass, Barr to Irish, was in'. to the Wisconsin 10-yard line. But
complete. the pass was declared incompleted.
Taft kicked to Kipke who fumbled Barr kicked to Uteritz who was down-
but recovered and was downed on ed on his 22-yard line. Keefer muade
his 7-yard. line. Kipke made 7 yards 3, yards around right end.
around 'left end. Pulaski substituted Kipke slipped and failed to gain.
for Irish. Steger made first. down Kip e was hurt on the play.. He stayed
through right tackle. Kipke made 7 in , nd the crowd cheered madly.
yards through right tackle. End of A pass, Goebel to. Kirk, was incinm-
first quarter. ScoTe: Michigan 0, plete. A pass, Kipke to eKefer made
Wisconsin 0. . I yard.' Kipke punted over the goal
SECOND QUARTER line. . Wisconsin's ball on her 20+yard
Substitutions: Miller for Hohn- line.
field. Williams made 9 yards before being
Kipke kicked to Taft who returnedfrced"out of bounds. Time out for
Kik ikdt 'f h eundGoebel.'
10 yards to his own 33 yard line. Goebel stayed in Taft failed to gain.
Williams made 1 yard through left nee tydi;Tf aldt an
tackle. Elb made 8 yards Williams made It ifirst down. Sub-
takl. ageberger mae8;'ad stitution: Harris for Nichols Muir-
around right end. Williams made 2 head dropped Eagleberger from be-
yards around left end. Williams hind for a 1 yard loss. A pass, Barr
made 3 around left end. A pass,, Barr to Pulaski, was incomplete. Sub-
to Tebell, was goad for 15' yards. stitution: Neisch for Goebel.
Taft made 8 . through center. Barr A pass, Barr to Irish, was incom-
made first down through center. Time plete. Taft kicked to Uteritz who
out for Michigan. Williams was fumbled but recovered on his 38-yard
stopped for no gain. Cappon stopped line. Kipke was stopped for no gain.
Taft for no gain. A pass, Barr to Keefer was stopped for a 4-yard loss.
Taft, netted 2 yards. Kipke kicked to Williams who was
A pass by Barr was incomplete, forced out of bounds on his 40-yard
Michigan's ball on her own 21-yard line. Sykes was penalized for clip-
line. Kipke slipped but. made 1 yard
around left end.pTebell stopped Ste- ping. The play was called back and
ger .fra yad lss: :KpkekicedMichigan 'was given first down on 50-
ger for a 5 yard loss. Kipke kicked yard line. Substitution: Garfield for
to Ba4rr who returned 15 yards to Rosatti. Kipke lopped 6 yards around
Michgan's. 41-yard line. Wisconsin right end. A pass, Uteritz to Kirk,
fumbled but recovered. Muirhead made 11 yards.
stopped Taft for no gain. A pass by A pass, Uteritz to Kipke, took the
Barr was recovered by Keefer on his ball over for a touchdown. The pass
36-yard line. , was 45 yard and Kipke ran the re-
Cappon' made 3 yards through the maining yards to the goal. Kipke
center of the line. .Keefer was struck failed on a try at drop-kicking.n
for no gait} around right end. Kipke Score: Miehigan 13. Wisconsin 0.
kicked to Barr who was stopped by Score: Michigan 13, Wisconsin 6.
Blott on 1Wisconsin's 15-yard line.
Keefer threw Eagleberger for a 4-yard Iowa City, Nov. 17.-It is rumored
loss. Taft kicked to Michigan's 42- that the University of Southern Calif-
yard line where the ball rolled dead. ornia is seriously considering invit
Kipke kickedover the goal linei to pa at g in-
Wisonsn's'bal o he ow 20- yrd ingIow topla atthe' formal open-
Wisnsi' al nhron 0 ading.. of .their new stadium.
western,; Umpire, Haines, Yale; Field
Judge,- Knight, 'Dartmouth; Head
Linesman, Fckersall, Chicago.,..
Summary of the game is as follows:
FIRST QUARTER
Ferry Field, Nov. 18.-Wisconsin
won the toss and elected to receive
at the west goal.
Blott kicked off to Barr on the 16-
yard line and the ball was returned
10 yards.
Williams lost 3: yards around left
end. Taft kicked over the goal line.
Michigan's ball on her own 20-yard
line.
Cappon made one yard through
tackle. Steger made 10 yards around
right end. Kipke made 10 yards
around left end. First down.
.'Steger made 5 yards around left
end. Kipke made -2 through right
tackle. Time out for Wisconsin. Ste-
ger made one yard through center..
Fourth down and one yard to go.
Kipke kicked out of bounds on the
Wisconsin 25-yard line.
Williams made 6 around left end.
Detroit, Nov. 17.-Weekly trips to
the morgue were added to the routine
of the automobile divisioc of record-
ers' court by Judge Charles Bartlett
here today.
Led Invaders
UTERITZ SHOWS GENERALSHIP
One of the best bits of generalship With the Badgers set to block the '28 yards.
seen on Ferry field in some time was kick, that seemed almost certain- With Wisconsin linemen ,set for a
Uteritz's choice of running plays when Kipke,: running' from 'behind the goal kick, they didn't seem to .be able to
on the Michigan 6-yard line late in line, Circled left end for eight yards. ineet the advance of the Wolverine
the first quarter. Stager made 5 off right ackle, Kipke backs. Kipke and Steger, by perfect
A punt, fumbled by Kipke on the made 6 around Irish, and Steger interference,' rushed 'the ball out of
10-yard line, led up to the situation. slipped by Tebell for nine, a total of danger.
UNUSUAL BLOCK "M" EXHIBITED
UNUSUAL-. absence of all distracting colors us- er. At his signal the flags would
Formation of the block "M" in the uaily caused by different colored dress change from yellow to blue and then
west stand was completed with every in the "M" the letter of maize stood from blue to yellow making a uniform
flag in place, making a ,perfect huge' out in its dark background a symbol appearance to the entire 42,000 spec-
yellow "M" in a field of blue. 2500 of Michigan spirit and fair play. tators gathered in the stadium.
freshmen and first year men made up Something new in the way of cheer- The "M" this year was supervised
the "M." ing was tried out by the solid block of by Sphinx,' junior literary honor so-
The huge letter was the most effect- students by an effective showing of ciety, which planned its formation and
ive and impressive "M" yet seen on the flags in connection with the yells. distributed the flags and instruction
Ferry Field since its origin at the The entire body of students in the cards on the seats in the "M" sec-
Pennsylvania game in 1907. With the "M" was led by the Varsity cheerlead- 'tion.
Isbell Makes NewA Sophs Beat Fresh
X-Country Record EditorA In Annual Combat
John P. Dawson, Jr.
Isbell broke his record this morn- Assistants . Outnumbered almost two men to
ing when he easily won the Harpam Paul Watzel one, but exhibiting a spirit that simply
ing whneesloh _Frank McPike would not be downed, the men of '25
Trophy race over the Geddes avenue Ralph Byers this morning administered decisiv'e
course. Isbell turned in a time of 26 R. A. Billington defeat to the yearlings in the annual
minutes and 6 seconds. This lowers M. H. Pryor fall fight for class supremacy. Ex-
his previous record by 18 seconds. J. D. Idema cept for their showing in the relay
The new record is all- the more re- Walter S Goodspeed ' races, the sophomores showed their
markable due to the fact that the Ronald Halgrim superiority from the very start.
weather was bad and .the course was E. J. Higgins In the pillow fight' the second year
torn up for three-quarters of a mile. Alfred B. Connable men had five consecutive. victories,
Arndt took second place with a P. M. Wagner thus winning the whole event. In the
score of 27:05. He ran a strong race - Business Manager flag rush, they likewise exhibited their
and showed his' heels to all but Is- . Edward F.. Conlin prowess by taking the first two poles
bell. Reinke showed a marked int- Assistants - that they attacked. The freshmen,
provement by beating Captain Bowen Kenn Seick, however, came to the front in the re-
by a few yards. His time was 27:09 1G. W. 'Rockwood f lay races, winning two out of the
and Bowen's was 27:17. The rest of C. W. Christie ' three races.
the men finished as follows: Rearick
27:27; Shenefield, 27:32; Griffin, 27:36
27:27; Shenefield, 27:32; Griffin,
27:36; Vande Visse, 28:00; Nicholson, EarlyR eportsT
28:63; and Sims, 29:47.
ine.
Williams, was- stopped for no gain
around left end. Kirk stopped Eagle-
berger for no gain. Taft kicked to
Kipke who 'was nailed in his tracks on
Michigan's 45-yard. line. A pass,
Goebel to Kirk was good for 12 yards.
Time out for Wisonsin. A pass,
Goebel to Keefer, was intercepted by
Barr. Barr made 5 yards around left
end. End of first half. Score: Michi-
gan 0, Wisconsin 0.
THIRD QUARTER
'raft kicked off to Keefer who re-
turned 'to his own 35-yard line. A
pass, Goebel to Keefer, was incom-
plete. Kipke kicked to the Wisconsin
12-yard line where the ball rolled
dead. Steele stopped Taft for no gain.
Eagleberger made 5 around right end.
Taft kicked to Kipke 'who fumbled,
but recovered on his own '40-yard
line. Kipke kicked to Barr, who was
downed by Muirhead and Keefer on
his own 23-yard line. Williams made
5 around left end. Taft made 1 thru
right tackle. Taft. kicked out of
bounds on the Michigan 33-yard line.
Kipke made 5 around right end,
Keefer was stopped for no gain around
left end. Kipke kicked 53 yards to
Barr who was stopped on his 10-yard
line by Blott. Taft made 10 around
right end. Williams made 2 through
center. Steele stopped Eagleberg6r
for no gain. Kirk stopped Eagleber-
ger for no gain.' Taft kicked to Uteritz
Pa'is, Nov. 17.-The Chamber of
Deputies this evening gave a vote of
confidence to Premier Poincare on
the eve of the Lausanne peace con-
ference.
Calls Signals
Overflo'w Dance to he Held at Gym
For persons who were unable to pro-
cure tickets fo'r any or the dances to-
night, an overflow dance will be held
from 9 to 12 o'clock in Barbour gym-
nasium. Ted Rhodes' orchestra will
furnish the music. Tickets were plac-
ed on sale at 4 o'clock yesterday after-
noon at Graham's book store. The
price is $1 per couple.