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BY OfFEATINS DEVIL DOGS, 26MICHIGAN
(Continue< from Bad'e One) Miller went through the center of the A
kFINST Q iIAR'FFRIln tisxytd.Kpe vd {br
Marines defending the wet line for six yards. Kipke made a yard
Blott kicked off to Goettge, who re- around right end. Miller went'
turned 20 Yards to fis own 30--yard through the line for first down on the
line Henry made four ya 'ds around 1 Michigan 39-yard line. Miller failed Goettge punted to Kipke, who was turned2
right end. Ryckman failed u) gain to gain through the line. downed on his own 45-yard line. line. St
through the line. Goettge ;vent i Uteritz was thrown for a four-yard SECOND QUARTER the cent
through tackle for first down on his loss. Kipke punted out of bounds on Steger went through the line for out of b
own 45-yard line. Ryckman gained the Marine 36-yard line. Neal went seven yards. klipke failed to gai yard lini
a yard through the line. The Marines through the line for six yards. A through the line. Kipke again failedI Goettg
were penalized five yards on the play trick play failed to work,. Henry be- to gain a the line. Kipke punted out f first do*
for off side. Goettge was dropped on ing downed for no gain. Goettge was of bounds on the Marine eight-yard ' Goettge
the line of scrimmage for no gain by forced' out of bounds for no gain. line. Goettge made three yards scrinma
Hawkins. , IGoettge fumbled on the fourth down, through the line, but the Marines ed two
Ryckman made eight yards around } Babcock recovering for Michigan on were penalized five yards for off, side.. I-the line
right end on a criss-cross play. A' the Marine 32-yard line. Kipke went Goettge punted 15 yards, the ball roll-, knocked
pass, Go'ettge to Skinner, put the ball off right tackle for nine yards. Mil- ing backWards dead on the Marine .punted
'on the Michigan 29-yard line. Run- Ier failed to gain through the line. 13-yard line. Miller made a yard off yards to
Laing from punt formation, Goettge ':Miller went through the line for six letf tackle. Steger went through the ler Wen
went through left tackle for 15 yards. yards and first down on the Marine line for first down on the Mari te' line for
On a criss-cross play, Henry was i1$-yard line. Miller went through the three-yard line. through
thrown for a three-yard loss. Goettge Lippe for four more. Miller added a foot through the line. the Mari
failed to gain through the line. Marion, called to the backfield for Miller put the ball within a foot o4 bled goix
A pass by Goettge was knocked one play, hit the line for two yards. the goal line. Uteritz went over on ed to g
down by Steger. With the ball on the Kipke failed to gain around right a quarterback sneak. Uteritz pleae. Hunt.
kicedth etr pin. coe:, Mc. tger
20-yard line Goettge attempted a drop' tackle. A pass, Uteritz to Kipke, waskkked the extra paint. Score >Mieh. Ste
kick, but the kick was blocked Bailey incomplete. Marines' ball on their iigan, 7; Marines, 6. the line
recovering for the Marines on the! own 22-yard line. Goettge punted to Neal kicked out of bounds. Neal failed to
Michigan 10-yard line." Goettge went Uteritz, who was downed on the Ma- again kicked off to Kipke, who re- a fake
through left tackle for five yards.I rines' 48-yard line. Miller failed to for a si
Goettge added two yards around right gain through the line. Kipke added al to Stege
end. Henry made first down on the yard off left. tackle. A pass, Uteritz ,aPf oc
Michigan one-yard line by a line to Muirhead, was good for 16 yards, trge e:
plunge. Neal failed to gain th-ough I putting the ball on the Marines' 32- three ya
the line. Goettge failed to gain'yard line. Steger went through the ...INeal
through the line. center of the line for 13 yards more. y;red fai
Noal on the third downwentor putting the ball on the Marine 17-yard ,
n h own wel over l Chicago, Nov. 10.-With an aerial to the I
for a touchdown. Goettge's kick for ne. ller gained a yard throu ,game that surpassed anything they a Man
the extra point was blockedi. Score. in.have attempted this season, Chicago punted t
Marines, 6; Mieldg'tn, 0. Kipke added another yard around braced in the last half of today'gs gaxe yards to
Blott kickdd out of bounds. J3lott left end. A pass by Uteritz was in- and smothered the Indiana eleven, hit the
again kicked o'f to Goettg, who re- tercepted by Farrell, who returned 10 winmnhe7tt.e1
turned 30 yards to his own 36-yard yards to the Marine 33-yard line. The first period furnished some i-dter of t
line. A pass, Ooettge to Skinner, j Time out for Muirhead. G&oettge teresting football. On two occasions 1 By at
was incomiplete. Neal made three gained a yard around left end. The the Hoosiers worked the ball well down on.
yards through the ling. Goettge punt- ; Marines were penalized 15 yards on within the Maroon ten yard line only 'fake pla
ed to Uteritz, who re'urned four yar ds the play for holding. Goettge punted Io be held for downs or thrown back left tack
to his own 22-yard line. Xipke made to Uteritz, who returned ten yards to 'througi penalties. 'through
five yards around left end. By some i the Marines' 47-yard lipe. Stegerl In the third period, the Chicago yards thi
beautiful open field running Steger went through center for fpur yards. tean todk the ball on their own 20 of bound
added 10 more, making first down on Kipke went off right tackle for 15 Sard line an'd with short off-tackle w'ho was
the 37-yard line. Kipke failed to gain jyards, putting the ball on the.Marine plays and with straight bucks work bwn 13-3
around right enld. Steger failed to 32-yard line. Miller hit the line for ed it well within Ihdiana territory. Kipke
gain aroud left end. four yards. ,They started forward passing and
Kipke punted to Goettg?, who was Marion, again called back to hit the went over for a touchdown.
downed in his tracks on the Marine line, fumbled, Goettge recovering for In the last p'eriod after they hid
31-lard line. Goettge made two vards'the Marines on his own 22-yard line. scored again, Stagg shoved in an en-
on a wide left end run. Neal made Goettge hit the line for one yard. tire new team auid ,in a few mfnuites
two miore through the center of the Substitutions: Steele for Hawkins, more they rolled across Indiana'sline.
line. Goettge punted to Uteritz, who Goettge hit the line for two more. A On three of these four touchdowns,
Was downed on his own 34-yard line. E pass, Goettge to Neal, was grounded.' goal was kicked. ;
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RE Y QUARTERS Steger went over for first down on
his own 47-yard line. Steger fumbled
lst 2nd 3rd 4th FINAL and failed to gain. Kipke made three
2 GI yar ds through the center of the line.
;A E L& ,Kipke punted out of bounds on the
SMaie four-yard line. Substitution
1Whaling for Larson. Neal hit the
Iline for two yards.
On a fake play, Ryckman. lost two
yards. Goettge punted to Kipke, who
returned five yards to the Marine 32-!
yard line. Time out for Kipke. He
stayed in the game. Steger made two'
20 yards to his own 30-yard end. Steger went over for first down yards through the center of the line.
eger made two yards thfonghgon the Michigan 30-yard line. Steger Michigan was penalized 15 yards on
e'r of the line. Kipke pun'ted .added five more on a cross-cut play. j*the play for holding. On a wide end
bounds on the Marine seven- jSteger added two yards inside left run Vick made 15 yards, being forced,
. Henry gained three yards, 'tackle. Kipke failed to gain around out of bounds. A pass, Uteritz to?
catme around right end for left end. Kipke punted over the goal Neisch, was incomplete. A pass, Uter- I
Wn on the Marine 19-yatd line, Iline. Goettge made three yards itz to Steger, was grounded.Kipke
was dropped at the line of around left end. Enad of the half. failed to make an attempted drop kick
ge by Miller. Ryckinan gain- Score: Michigan, 7; Marines, 6. from the 40-yard line, the ball going
yard's through the centerof THIRD QUARTER a little wide of the goal post. Marine
A pase by Goettge was .Mrn
. Neal kicked off to Steger, who re- I ball on her own 20-yard line.
down by Kipke. Goettge turned 20 yards to his own 38-yard yards through left end. Time out for
to Uteritz, who retu-ned five line. Time out for Neisch. He re- Uteritz. Substitution: Rockwell for
the Marine 38-yard line. Mil- mained in the game. Uteritz made Uteritz. Uteritz was carried off the
t througli the center of the five yards on a quarterback sneak, field. On a fake place kick formation
three ydrds. Steger went Kipke made two more around right front the 20-yard line, Rockwell car-'
the f6-yr first down;oi end. Kipke punted out of bounds on ried the ball over for a touchdown.
Eg aro-rud lrignt ed and fail- the Marine 11-yard line. With Kipke holding the ball, Steger
u itn f Goettge made four yards off letfailed to make the extra point. Score:
ain. Substitution: Kyle for 1 otg aefu ad f etMcia,2;Mrns .
tackle. Goettge went through the ;)Iica i, 20 Marines, 6.
t . t e tg t Substitution : Palmer for *Neisch.
went throwgh the center of line for four yards. Goettge made a Blott kicked off to Goettge who was
for 12 yards more. Miller yard through the line, but the Ma- stopped on his 30 yard lne by Mar-
gain through the line. on rines were penalized five yards for i0n who made a beautiful tackle.
play, Rycknfan thiew iipke off-side. Goettge punted to Uteritz
x-yard lass. A pass, Uteritz ' on the Marine 49-yard line. Kipke Substitution : Parker for Kipke,
; Sanderson failed to 'ain around
r, was incomplete. Marines' went around left end for five yards. left end. Neal made one yard through
their own 20-ydrd ,line. Goett- Steger went through the center of center. Neal made three yards
d out of bounds afte gaining the line for 10 yards, making Mich- through center. Goettge punt'ed to
rds. -r igan s first down on the Marine 34- Uteritz who returned 14 yards to the
vent through the line for four yard line. Kipke hit the line for two Marine 46 yard line. Steger went
Goettge fumbled, but recov- yards. Steger went around' left end around right end with good interfer-
ling to gain. Goettge punted for six yards. Miller went over for ence for'12 yards as the quarter end-
Michigan 42-yard line, wherel first down on the Marine 23-yard line. ed. Score: Miehlgan, 14; Marines, 6.
e fell on the ball. Kipke Steger failed to gain around right FOUlTl' QVAR!EJZ
to Goettge, who returned five end. A pass, Uteritz to Kipke, was Vick went around left end for 13.
his o*n 39-yard line. Neal grounded. A pass, Uteritz to Steger, yards. Steger made two yards off:,
line for three yards. Henry f put the ball on the one-foot lue, right tackle. Vick added five more
n6ther yard through the cen- Miller failed to gain. Miller failed through the line. Steger went:
he line. to take it over again. Miller went through for first down on the Marine
trick play Henry made first over for a touchdown. Uteritz place- seven-yard line. Kipke made two'
,O X-CIIIINTRY MEET
Wikoff and Payne, Buckeye6, Tie for
First Place; Arndt Flnlshe's
Fourth for Varsity
HARRY DAVIS HAS OFF DAY
COMING IN TWELFTH IN RACE
Completely upsetting the dope and
displaying an exceptionally powerful
aggregation, the Ohio State cross
country team emerged victorious in
the tr angular meet held over the
Ferry field course yesterday morn-
ing by the low score of 36 points,
while the least the Wolverines were
able to turn in was 40, and Illinois 44.
Wikoff, Ohio State star, and Payne,
also of the Buckeye aggregation, ran
a dead heat for first andsecond place,
traveling the course in the fast time
of 26 minutes 521-5 seconds. Both of
these men ran exceptionally strong
races, finishing several hundred yards
ahead of the whole field. Third place
was copped by Mieh'er, 'Illinois cap-
tain, who breasted the tape 28 sec-
onds behind the winners.
Captain Arndt ran a great race for
the Maize and Blue, leading his team
mates to the tape and landing fourth
place. Arndt extended himself to the
limit and finished with a sprint, nos-
ing out Marzulo of Illinois ,who came
in directly back of *Arndt. Marzulo
was followed by Mike Reinke,' who
was the second Wolverine to finish.
Piper of Ohio State finished in: sev-
enth place, one second behind Reinke.
Rearick, Michigan, Makeeder, Illinois,
and Shenefield, Michigan, were the
next to come in, finishing in the order
named. Davis, who finished in
twelfth place, had a poor day and was
unable to strike his stride throughout
the race.
Summary-Wikof (Ohio) and Payne
(Ohio), 26:521-5; Mieher (Ill.), 27:20;
Arndt (Mich.), 27:22; Marzulo (Ill.),
27:37; Reinke (Mich.), 2'7:45; Piper
(Ohio), 27:46; Rearick (Mich.), 27:48;
4Makeeder (Ill.),' 27:50; Shenefield
(Mich.); Arnold (Ohio); Davis
(Mich.); Linde (IlI.); Topper (Ill.);
Bevan (Ohio).
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his own 39-yard line. On a kicked the extra point. Score: ljich-
y, Goettge made one yard off igan, 14; Marines, 6.
kle. Neal added three more Neal kicked off to Blott, who was
the line. Goettge added to downed on his own 34-yard line. Ste-,
ore before being forced dut ger went through the center of the
s. Goettge punted to Uteritz, line for nine yards. Substitution:
s downed in his tracks on his Sanderson for Henry, and Larson for
-ard. line. Sginner. Miller hit the line for no
made six yards around right gain. Substitution: Vick for' Miller.
yards off right tackle. Vick failed
to gain at the line. Uteritz lost four
Kunow for Babcock. A pass, Goettge1
to Ryckman, was good for 12 yards.
Substitution: Babcock for Muirhead.
Babcock stopped Goettge for a 5 yard IT
loss. A pass by Goettge was inter- I
cepted by Babcock on the Marine 23
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