P'AGE SIX T-E MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDA, OCTOBER 25, 1925 A-- - ..""'\ w war. i. i...,.""'.. r r 1 /'i WWWAP, MOLEND'S GAINS ' FEATURES CONTESTI SCORE BY QUARTERS 'MICHIGAN - ';ILLINOIS - 1st 0 0 2nd 3 3rd 4th FINj 0 0 0 AL 3 0 Sidelights On Game . Another bit of Zuppke strategy was seen in the play of Grange, whol ran exceptionally wide around thej ends for short gains. This move was seen as an attempt to avoid Michigan's, line from tackle to tackle. Last yearl Grange cut in after starting for they end in making all of his runs. Michigan atempted six pass-es in year and a guard this year, as a half. the first hal., one of which was com- pleted, o: e intercepted, and four The slippery ball also handicapped grounde&. Illinois attempted five aer-! the defensive team, as many passes ial passes, three of which were inter- cepfPA and two blocked. were blocked instead of being inter- cepted. Zuppke started Brown at right Coach Zuppke of Illinois upset all tackle for Illinois. Brown was a predictions in the selections of his varsity lineman last year but was un backfield, slating Grange to start as able to play this season prior to to- quarter, with Britton, fullback last day's encounter. (Continued from Page One) Grange thfen intercepted Friedman's overhead toss, and it was Illinois ball on her own 35 yard line, Grange again called for a pass and this time Bruce Gregory leaped into the air and snared the ball. Michigan played safe and hit the line, and then Gilbert punted over the goal line. Still intent on scoring, Daugherity hurled the ball to Leonard, who was covered by a host of Wolverine play- ers on his own 31 yard line. As Daugherity stood back to thow an- other pass, on the next play, the final gun was fired. The Illini fullback threw the ball in time, however, ou, Bo Molenda assured his team of v'- tory by making his fifth interception of a pass. CoachBob Zuppke's franticattempt to restore "the backfield interference that aided Grange so greatly in over- whelming Michigan last year was on- ly partially successful. The return of Britton to the fullback post, and the injection of Leonard into thetback- field, gave Illinois better interference than was evidenced in the first three games this, season, but was still un- able to cope successfully with Michi- gan's great line. The play by play story of the game follows: FIRST QUARTER Michigan' won the toss and elected to receive the kick-off, defending the north goal. Britton, placing the ball 10 yards from the sidelines,tkiced out of bounds. Britton kicked to Gregory, who, although on the eight yard line, returned the ball to hishown 24 yard line. Both rival centers, Brown and Wright, were hurt on the play. Brown resumed play. Gilbert punted to Illi- nois' 39 yard line, Gregory touching the ball. Illinois ball on their own 39 yard line. Red Grange made one yard through his own right tackle on first play from scrimmage. Daugherty made four yards through the same hole. Red Grange went around Michigan right end for 15 yards bringing the ball to the Michigan 40 yard line. Britton plunged through the line for three yards. Red Grange threw a pass which was intercepted by Molenda on his own 30 yard line. Molenda failed to gain, trying Illinois left tackle. Friedman went for a first down, cut- ting inside of his own left end, bring- ing ball to his own 42 yard line. Greg- ory made two yards through his own left side. Molenda added three more yards through the center of the line. Friedman's pass was blocked by Daugherity. Michigan was penalized five yards for an offside play. Gilbert punted to Illinois 22 yard line, Greg- ory again touching the ball down. Red Grange gained two yards, trying the Michigan left end. Daugherity went through his own left side for four yards. Grange was thrown for one yard loss by Brown. Britton punted to Friedman, who was tackled on his own 44 yard. line. Friedman lost four yards on a pass play. Friedman's pass to Gregory was incomplete. Friedman's pass was in- tercepted by Grange, who was tacis- led out of bounds on his own 48 yard line by Gilbert. Grange was thrown for a loss by Harry Hawkins, who broke through the line. Daugherity gained two yards through his own left side. Britton's pass was intercepted by *Molenda on his own 36 yard line. Friedman made a yard around his own right end. Molenda broke through the line on a fake play and carried the ball to the Illinois 33 yard line, being tackled out of bounds. He nade 29 yards on this play. Time out for Illinois. Grange was shaken up on the play. Friedman made no gain around his left end. On the next play Friedman tossed the ball to Gilbert, but the pass was blocked by Leonard. Friedman passed to Gregory on the same play with Flora out wide. The pass was blocked by Grange. Gilbert is back on place kick formation on Illinois' 43 yard line, Friedmun ready to hold the ball. Gilbert's place kick hits the goal post, giving Illinois possession of the ball on their 20 yard line. Grange made three yards through his own right side. Daugherity went through center of line for 11 yards and a first down. Grange was tack- led out of bounds by Friedman on his own 39 yard line. Gilbert was hurt on the play. Time out. Gilbert re- sumes play. Brown and Dewey threw Britton for a one yard loss. Grange was stopped by George Babcock at the line of scrimmage. Britton kicks to the Michigan 32 yard line. Gregory went out"wide for the first play, but was called back. Gregory failed to gain as the quarter ended.! 0 I Y own 40 yard line, Illinois getting pos- session of the ball. IDewey broke through and stopped at the line of scrimmage. A pass, I Grange to Kassell, was incomplete. A pass, Daugherity to Britton, was blocked. Illinois failed to gain a yard under three plays. Britton is stand- ing on the 50 yard line preparing for a place kick. He kicked the ball over the goal line, coming far from his tar- get. Michigan's ball on her own 201 yard line. Gregory made one yard. Gilbert was back for a fake, when Molenda took the ball for five yards. On the same fake play, Friedman made a! yard. Gilbert booted the ball to Red Grange, who was tacltled by three Michigan playersson his own 45 yard line. Leonard was stopped by Brown for a one yard loss on a fake play. Bab- cock tackled Daugherity for no gain. Britton passed from a fake kick for- mation, Oosterbaan catching the ball on his own 50 yard line. Friedman passed to Gregory, who was tackled on Illinois' 42 yard line. Molenda took the ball, but failed to gain a first down. Molenda broke through for six yards and a first down. Michigan has ball on Illinois' 35 yard line. Friedman's pass was blocked by Grange.eMolenda went through line for three yards. Gregory went around left end for 13 yards to Illinois 18 yard line. Time out forIllinois. Friedman was stopped at the lineI of scrimage. Molenda forced his way through for three yards. Greg-j ory failed to gain. Friedman bootedl the ball between the uprights for thel first score of the game. Score, Mich- igan 3, Illinois 0. Captain Grange elected to receive. Michigan placed ball 20 yards from side line. Gilbert kicked off to Grange, who returned ball to his own 35 yard line, Gilbert making the tackle. Grange went inside of Michigan left end for six yards. Daugherity hit the line as the first half ended. End of half; Score, MicWigan 3, Illinois 0. THIRD QUARTER Gilbert kicked to Grange, who caught the ball on his own 15 yard line and brought it back to his own 41 yard line. Molenda had the wind knocked out him. Grange was thrown for a loss by Brown, who broke through the line and stopped the fleet back before he could get started. Brit- ton made one yard. Grange was tack-' led out of bounds by Frieman after he sped around the Michigan right' end for seven yards. Britton punted to Friedman, who returned the ball seven yards to his own 23 yard line. Molenda made one yard with no opening in line. Shive- ly was hurt on the play. Friedman THE LINE-UP Michigan- -Illinois Oosterbaan.... LE.......Kassel Babcock......LT..... Marriner Lovette.......LG......Shively Brown (Capt.).C....... Reitsch Dewey.. ....RG. Mitt'nwaldn'r Hawkins......RT....... Brown Flora.........RE.. D'Ambrosia Friedman.....QB..Grange (Cp) Gilbert........ LH.. Daugherity ! Gregory.......RH..... Leonard Molenda.....FB.......Britton Goal from field : Friedman, Michigan. Officials: Referee, Walter Eck- ersall (Chicago); Umpire, Colin Mumma (West Point) ; Field Judge, N. E. Kearns (De Pauw) Head Linesman, J. J. Lipski (Chicago). Score, Michigan 3, Illinois, 0. failed to gain. Gilbert punted to Grange, who was downed on his own 43 yard line. Britton made three yards. Daugh- erity broke through the Michigan line to Michigan's 25 yard line for 17 yards. Grange was stopped for no gain. Daugherity found the Michigan line impregniable. Grange wajs stopped for no gain, Brown throwing him off balance. Britton is back on his own 35 yard' line for an attempt at a place kick. Britton failed in his attempt to tie thel score and Michigan took the ball ont her own 20 yard line. Gilbert punted on the first play over Grange's head,t the ball rolling dead on Illinois' 43 yard line. Grange was stopped at the line of scrimmage for no gain. Daugherity made one yard through the line. Grange was downed by Oosterbaan on his 47 yard line. Britton made a beau-1 tiful punt that went out of bounds on Michigan's 10 yard line. Molenda broke through center of line for three yards. Gilbert punted to his own 46 yard line. Grange's pass was intercepted by Oosterbaan, who was tackled on his own 38 yard line. Friedman made one yard attempt- ing to cut back. Friedman's pass was knocked down by Leonard. Gregory made four yards on a fake. Gilbert punted to Grange, who was coveredI by three Michigan players as he caught the ball on his own 30 yard line. Lovette barely missed Grange. Grange was thrown for a loss by an- other lineman. Britton punted over Friedman's head, the Wolverine pick- ing up the ball on his own five yard line, returned it 15 yards. Gregory failed to gain. Gilbert failed to gain. End of third quarter; Score, Michl- gan 3, Illinois 0. FOURTH QUARTER Gilbert punted to Grange, who was tackled as he caught the ball, by Oos- tefbaan. Illinois has the ball on her! own 39 yard line. Daugherity's pass was intercepted by Molenda, giving Michigan possession of the ball on the 50 yard line. Friedman passed to Gregory for 11 yards and a first down. Molenda made five yards through cen- ter. Molenda added three more yards through center. Friedman made it a first dlown for Michigan. Illinois called time. Mo- lenda drove through the line for four ' yards. Molenda added ' one yard through the same place.dFriedman cut in and I twisted his way through- for four more yards. His pass was blocked giving Illinois the ball on her own 20 yard line. Grange made two yards around, Michigan's left end, and was tackled' by Oosterbaan. Britton smashed through the line for six yards. Daugherity made a first down. Time out for Illinois. Grange made two yards through his right tackle. Daugherity found, a wide hole in the line for a five yard gain. Leonard made one yard th'rough the line. Britton kicked to Gregory, who returned the ball to his own 43 yard line. Molenda made one yard through center. Friedman failed to gain. Michigan was penalized 15 yards. Gilbert punt- ed to Illinois' 34 yard line. Daugherity took the ball out of bounds. Britton's pass to Grange was blocked. Grange made three yards around Michigan left end through Oosterbaan. Britton punted to Friedman, who was tackled on his own 34 yard line. Molenda made one yard through cen- ter. Michigan was penalized five yards forstalling. Molenda made one yard. Gilbert punted to Illinois 28 yard line, Oosterbaan falling on the ball. Molenda intercepted Daugherity's pass giving Michigan the ball on Illi- nois' 42 yard line. It was Molenda's fourth interception of the game. Grange intercepted Friedman's pass and put the ball on her own 35 yard line. Daugherity's pass was inter- cepted by Gregory, giving Michigan the ball on Illinois' 47 yard line. Molenda intercepted Daugherity's pass on the 40 yard line as the game ended. Final Score: Michigan 3, Illinois 0. Little investment-big returns, The Daily Classifieds.-Adv. W I M M N N M E M M EE M M U * Regulation GYM ' WE HAVE EVERYTHING YOU NEED FOR GYM Alr.4 as 711 N. 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