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MICIJIGAN
'D iflO STATE
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Sport Snap Shots
(Byr Jack Keene)
licavyweight Champion. Jack Demp-
scyt earned-or rather he received-
close to $1,000,000 this year. Dempsey
took part in two bouts, one twith Gib-
bolls and one with Luis Firpo. Next
year he probably will (d0 even :letter,
as t'here are -three lig matches in iighto
for him -#hen the summier c omesl:
again, and by that time it is lik~ely
fthat a record-breaking arena will have
been erected.
The men Dempsey xwill be called ,up-
on to face are Firpo, Wills and Gib-
bons. Two of the boats will 4be re-
tu~rn matches, but both, will be bet-
ter attractions than the initial con-
tests.
Firpo made such a sensational show-
ing against the champion that a: return
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~NNAR~R lIH WNS Zev Takes Race,
From British Colt
LIVR BAtTTII REEK Beffiont Park,Oc.2-ZvAm -
%.R4I3 i: VB3I Y 6 1Aee p TAT LE pyrus,, the 'English three year old-
CLEA-N SaT champion, by six lengths In- the mile
-- and a half international match race
Ann Arbor Highi sch~ool's gridiron today.
teamn is still in the race for the state,. Away with a lead of a length, Pa-
title. Stackingin~ against the heavy pyrus seemed #to stop, and Zev took:
t attle Creek aggregation this morning the lead as they passed the paddock f
in their first real battle of the year. ga.te. The American 'colt held this'C
Hloliway's mien came through with lead of a len'gth until they reached c
flying colors, scoring 23 points while' the stretch where Earl Sand-e called!n
the Food City team was held scoreless: on Zev for speed.
Consistecnt work on the field lt- The English colt, driven hard by
piled grith ability to tape advantage of Jockey Steve Donoguhue, failed to, gotr
the breaks which were frequentI up from her and when. they passed
brought tlhe victory, under the wire Zev was running un-
Pecks, tackle, made the first touch-! der restraint.
dlown in the opening mliputes of play. 1
Neff kicked to the Food City 29-yard I.T*~1n.
line. Rattle Creek began to carry the x441 ReS MS 1~
ball dlown the field when Hoy fumbled'.Er
flecks recovering the ball and carry- Following i's the speedball schiedul'et
ing it across the ]Ine. Neff goaled. for tomnorro-* at Perry 'field: 3:15
Neff hooted a field goal in the see-, o'clock, Alpha. Delta Phi vs. Lambdar
ond quarter when a long pass froi 1Chi Alpha;- Psi Upsilon vs. Chl Psi;t
Neff to MSucile carried the b~all to the Abliha Chi Rho vs. Sigma Alpha Epsi- c
29-yard line. Line bucks and a pass ;lon; 4:30 o'clock, Phi Sigma Kappat
ailing, Neff dropped back and booted' vs. Trigon; Architects vs. Medics;1
the ball from the 25-yard line. Sigma Alpha Mu vs. Pi Kappa Alpha.
Pardon scored in the third quarter,
when lie caught a punt on the 50-yard New York, Oct. 19.-(By A. P.)-A"
line and ran the remainder of theI prediction that the Paris Olympiad
length of the field for the six points, next year will prove the greatest set
Neff failed at the goal, of 'International games in history was
In the final period after Ann Arborf made today by Col. A. G. Mills, who
had worked the ball down the field to; returned on the steamship President
the 2-yrd ir~, Bttl Crel~wasHarding after a trip xof several months
penalized 15 yardls for roughing. abroad on an official envoy of the
Walsh carried the ball over on theAmrcn theiUi.
next play ,and also booted goal. Amrcn theiUi.
Score b~y quarters:
Ann Arbor...........7 3' 6 7-231
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PAY IS ClffSE-N FOLLOAW.
W\ith the dual Cross-counrtry meet miatch uct w cen thiemi will draw at
wit M.A.C. nl a eel: n 6 o- least $2,000,000 if the arena is 'big.
enough to seat all the fans who will
fing, GCoach Steve Farrell held the try to get in. Dempsey's end will be
Crosecontrydseliminationsyetryouts ay$1,000,000.
over~~~ t1.eds oreyetra A Gibbolie-Dempsey match also will
morning to determine which -of the 1 be a big attraction. There is talk of
Varsity Harriers shall oppose the Ag- I staging this at 1ia Juana in February,
gie Cross-country runners in the but it will probably be held" next sum-
meet next Satu rday. mer in New York where" it will draw
CThose who placed in the tryout twice as mucl~ as it would in Mexico.
were as follows: Davies and Rear- Last summer 'the Giljboiis-Dempsey
ick, tied for first and second places; f match at 'Shelby was 'not regarded.
M. Rienke, third; Schenfleld, fourth; very seriously in New York. Local
Arndt, fifth; Bowen, sixth; Callahan, fans figured that the man~ who was
seventh; Hicks, eighth; Polhamus, , outpointed by little Harry Greb would
ninth, and Griffen tenth. These men:; be the easiest kind of a mar'k for tho
will represent Michigan in the meet. hard-hitting' champion. But, Gibbons
Altho each runner's time is not proved that speed and scieoce can off-
made k nown, Coach Farrell declared I set strength and hitting ability to a
that the showing made compared fav- great extent. The next time tl o two
orably with that of last season at th~is mee t the match will not prove to' be k
time. All the reitraining members of losing venture for the promoters.,
bast year's squad are in, better~ form--
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rkman returntfig the ball from his Ohio State's bl on the fifty yard jPlott kicked off over the kcalI line.1
al line to the Ohio State 30 yard-line. Workman kicked over the goal I Ohio State's lball on leer own 20 yard
:e where he went out of bounds. line. Michigan's ball on her own 20 line. W~orkman ksicked to Ujteritz who
mndler gained two yards through the iturrddlinve Kipkesgtontdetwoioardate
e. tpe adln.Kpegie w ad 45 yard line. Time out for Cunning.-1
eeeith cetraround right end. Steger was stop-j hair, Ohio Shi.a 0H. o made f,1
the Ble. Workano kicked to Inter- pod at the line for no gain. Kipke# yards around left en . Alpass, K.i akeI
onhi 2 yrdlie horeuredIicked to the Ohio State 28 yard line, to U~teritz, z'as ground: ed.
his 43 yard line by a beautiful pieceI Workn an miade eight yards around A Pass. literiqtr .i ct ,put thle
broken field running. Steger wvas r'ighft end. *edcler mnad~e a xc? od 'baill on the 01!1b tPto 15ay ard 11ln.
pphed for no gain around right end. Millermdefogar Yard-; through c'.:-
pke Kicked over the goal line. Ohio j righit tackle. Wlendler failed to galin ter I>'ll i (dm1 a yard hrf g.
ite's bgall on her own 20 yard Iine' through the line. Workman h ckect center. A as, teritzHStagr a-a
Tandervoort stopped WGorkmian for t Uteritz who returned five yardks to incomplet'e. ? ih UtcrusIt tg'; he
gain through the line. DeVoe fail-I! the Michigan 38 yadoie.ll1, loitt failed on aplc ikro
to ,gain through the line. W"ork- Steger made two yards around right t r 20 ward iiflC. OioSttes
Ln kicked to Uteritz who returned encl. Steger made three yards off, on ',er own2U mc i e U
eyardl toy his own 42 yard line, righit tackle. X~ipke kicked to the lali1a i at of ':ozd;4o eM' ''
pke went through right tackle' for' Ohio State 17 yard line. Workman 5 pyd Hline!
'ee yards. Kipke kicked over the kicked to Kipke who was downed on On a falhr play Sugrim-Ade tieree
al line. Ohio State ball on her own the Michigan 42 yard line. -yards insidle of r3g 1t tckle. ik(
yard linle. Uteritz recovered. Miller's fumble, icadded a wrd off ihL he xa
VVendler went through left tackle' losing two yards on the play. Kipkehe kcked~ to tl' 011"o Stat3'") yard I~e
14 yards. Wendler was spilled for mnade four yams around left end. Kip-I~ Wedlffile d to. gain thr ough itlne
three yard loss, by Steele. Work- ke puntedj tq'Marts who was downed Ilute. ,a. on,1 ped orkmnan ent
mn gained thriee yards through' left byCra.o i ,4yr in.Bl plunge.I
:kle. Worlman went around right Workm.nan punited to Uteritz who re-- Vandervoort bokd Wrm~;I
d six yards, putting the ball on Ohio turned ten yards to the Ohio State 47 p~unt and iMtiller recorverd.or"iiii-
ite's 40 yard line. Workman kicked ; yard line. Steger made two yards gan onl the Ohi-o -tate, 47t yard ie
tof bounds on the Michigan. 23 yard around right tackle.,, -A lass, Uteritz Substitution!, "Niols f -r eeo f 0hio
e. to Kipke put the ball on the Ohio! State. A pastehztoStge, 1a
Willer made two yards through left' State 22 yard line, grounded.Aps, ttdzto4uer
.kle. Kipke kicke~d to Workman Time out for Ohio State. Miller pt Vthe bail en t lboiK t
io was downed in his tracks by went through the line for two yTards. I lIlie.
irhiead on Ohio's 33 yard linec. De- On. a trick play, K~ipke galloped Trime wt or ,eaotdlf for frtdw utn in Ohio S tt.at,?n
sgained yard.:through -the cen- rudlf n frfrtdw utigtoOitte atof'~
of the line. Wend ler nadle eight theMllontOhio Stthne'sy12oyad tline. xvas stoopEd el n afa"p:-.na s'
ds off left, tackle. DbeVoe made it Mlle ettruhth iefrtreof (eght yinrds. in~s rt
t down on State's 43 yard line. 'yards.. Kipke went through the line 'glet' took !Ji~ ' r -
midler made four yards inside left for two yards. Kipke lost, a yard do-wn, ' iE"'1: a
;kle. , around right endl. Kipke lost a yard Itouchvhdo laby a nb - 4 r.
Devoe was stopped for a two yard 1!lngfthe ball, Bloft nade a place kick ! holding the1,07aon rihed. W kmnifonte1Iydlneorhertj0,lo Sta l ' eh
ode three yards through the cen- score of the game. 11ichigan, 3, ®. S. Worloinan kicke-d (IioffS:.4 r \o
V. .returned 211 }Y ii :o hi 8 yrd1 n
O REIt kicked off to Mart who re-I Steger failed t ; on' rig~ti~e
RIG~N turned ten yardls to the Ohio State '39 Miller went through;I3the ..:cte ithe
GUAGES yard line. The ball went through the line for leer yards . ijthe peutet to
1A JLJ..GE center of the line lOr three yards. A Marts who "Vaa l s lcd b'IV uirad~
anish, French, German, Greek, any-1 pass bX Workman was intercepted by on the Ohio State 30 yard'lin, !
ng you like. Corona makes all Miller on the Ohio- State 47 yard line. W vorkmnpun.tetot: Yter iwhore-
eign language keyboards. 84 or 90 Steger gained a yard through the line. turnedl eight y ardls to his own 881";(
racter models-the latter equipped A pass, Uteritz to Steger, was in.-£ line. Kipke on a double p ass p lay,
th keys for accents. Reverse move- complete. On a fake forward pa.s made a ya-id. Lt er(t, ,. ae 1four yard:';
ut carriage for longuages like Yid- Kipke was stopped at the line of; on a quarter back snak. 'kph unt-
hi and Arabic. '- scrimmage. Kipke kicked to the Ohio ed to the Ohio State 33 yard line.
0. D. NORRILL State five yard line. E Workinan punt-ed to Uris who re-
17 lckl'sArcdeWorkman failed to gain through the I turned five y ardls to his owni 32 yard
Deaer: Corona: and L. C. Snmtl .. line as 'the half ended. Score: 311 c - j line.
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