SIx THE TMICHIGAN DAILY SUJNDAY, OCTOER 31, 192G - _ - .- .Y. ... __ r lr r) 'N vp"& Egftk-klx, # ' 1 t ~ t '; ._ b ra. , .+ '""" '" i ,. MICHIGAN SUCCUMBS Star As End Plays Well Wolverines Fall SCORE Y QUARTERS TQ POWERFUL ATTACK (Continued from Page One) MICHIGAN - 1st 0 2n r . FIRST QUARTER Captain Friedman won the toss and elected to defend the south goal. Hamilton kicked off to Friedman on Michigan 15 yard line, Friedman re- turning the ball to the 23 yard line. Friedman made 3 yards on an off tackle play. Gilbert punted to Hanl- negan on the Navy 30 yard line, the Navy bringing the ball to the 48 yard line. An off side play and Michigan was penalized 5 yards. Caldwell made one yard. Hamilton threw a long pass,. but it was incomplete. Hamil- ton punted out of bounds on Michigan 12 yard line. Gilbert punted to mid- field, Gould being downed in his tracks. Navy was penalized 15 yards for clipping, putting ball on Navy 25 yard line. Hamilton gained four yards off tackle. Hamilton punted to Friedman on Michigan 40 yard line, the ball being downed on Michigan 37, yard line. Friedman's pass to Mo- lenda was too far. Another pass by Friedman to Molenda was blocked, Michigan drawing a 5 yard penalty.j Gilbert punted to Goudge, Ooster- baan bringing him down on Navy 23 yard. A long pass, Hamilton to Lloyd gauie d20 yards for the Midshipmen. Hamilton was stopped for no gain. Caldwell made -2 yards throughicenter. Hamilton made a poor punt, Michigan gaining possession of the ball on its 35 yardl line. A pass Friedman to Flora advanced the ball to the 50 yard line. Greenwald made four through right tackle. Molenda dropped Friedman's per- fect pass. Another pass by (ilbert to Friedman was intcomplete. Michigan was penalized 5 yards. Gilbert punt- ed to Goudge, the ball being downed on Navy's 14 yard line. Hannegan found a hole in the ?eft side of Mich-f igan line and gained 9 yards. Hanne- gan was stopped for no gain, but{ Michigan was offside, giving the Mid- shipmen a first down. Hamilton made 6 yards through right tackle. A pass, Hamilton to Hardwick gained 9 yards for a first down. A pass Hamil- ton to Lloyd was incomplete. Hamil- ton punted, Navy downing the ball on Michigan 41 yard line. Gilbert made 2 yards on end. Greenwald made 3 more on an end run. Gilbert punted to Goudge who was downed in his tracks on his own 20 yard line. Ham- ilton passed to Lloyd, but Friedman blocked the ball. Hamilton - punted NAVY 0 bert who ran to Navy's 20 yard line. Molenda gained', a yard. The Mid- shipmen were off side on the next play, and were penalized 5 yards. HIardwick threw Greenwald for 'a 3 yard loss. On another fake place kick formation, Molenda made eight yards. Friedman's place kick was blocked by Eddy, Navy gaining possession of the ball on her 5 yard line. Hanne- gan made a yard. Hamilton punted to Gilbert in midfield, Gilbert shaking, off four Midshipmen to bring the ball to the Navy 40 yard line. . On the old B 83 play, Gilbert gained 10 yards. Navy called for time. Gil- bert lost a yard on an off tackle play. Gilbert lost four yards. A pass, Friedman to Oosterbaan brought the ball to Navy's 11 yard line. Molenda gained 3 yards through left guard. On an attempted quarterback sneak Friedman lost 1 yard. Friedman's pass to Oosterbaan was knocked dpwn, one yard from the goal. Fried- man called another place kick and passed to Oosterbaan, but the ball was blocked by Hamilton. A pass Fried- man to Oosterbaan put the ball with- in one yard of the goal line. Michi- gan failed to make its down, however, and Navy was given possession of the ball. Hamilton punted to Gilbert, on Navy's 36 yard line. Gireenwald, fumbled and Navy recovered on her own 35 yard linme. Hannegan made a yard. Hannegangn cross buck gain- ed 5 yards. Caldwell gained four yards and a first down for Navy. Mo- lenda intercepted Hamilton's pass, and ran to Navy's 33 yard line before being tackled. Navy requested time out. Friedman's long pass to Molenda was intercepted by Lloyd on the Midshipmen's 18 yard ltne. Friedman was injured on the play. Olsen re- placed Wickhorst at left tackle. Puckelwartz substituted for Fried- man. Flora stopped Caldwell after the Midshipman had made six yards.I The first half ended with ball in Navy's possession on her own 22 yarn line. SCORE-MICHIGAN 0, NAVY 0. SECOND HALF Hartwick started at right end. Cald- well at right half, Hamilton at full- back, Goudge at quarterback and Hannegan at left half for Navy. Captain Friedman resumed his place as quarterback for Michigan. Captain Wickhorst of the Navy also started. Eddy kicked off to Greenwald who let the ball roll off- side. The ball was brought back and Eddy licked off again, this tipe to Flora who fumbled. However the Navy was off- side and Navy was forced to kick off again. Eddy kicked to Baer who fumbled and recovered on his own 45.yard line. Friedman threw a long pass to Mo- lenda, but it failed. Greenwald pass- ed to Molenda, but the pass was too far.' Navy was penalized 10 yards giving Michigan a first down. Green- wald gained 2 yards through the line. Friedman's pass to Oosterbaan fail- ed. A pass, Friedman to Flora, was also incompleted. Michigan was penalized 5 yards for throwing two incompleted passes. Gilbert punted to Goudge, who dodged Flora and Oosterbaan, and brought the ball to Navy's 20 yard line. Navy called for time out. Hamilton made two yards off right tackle. Han- negan made a first down through Baer. On a similar play, Hamilton made 3 yards. Caldwell gained 2 yards through the right side of his line. Friedman signaled for a fair catch on Hamilton's punt Michi- gan's ball on its own 30 yard line. A pass, Friedman to Molenda, made 11 yards and a first down. Greenwald lost four yards. Gilbert caught Fried- man's pass and advanced the ball to Navy's 40 yard line. Gilbert dropped Friedman's pass near the goal line. A pass, Friedmandto Molenda, was complete and gained a yardl. Fried- man's pass to Oosterbaan was wild. Michigan was penalized five yards for throwing two incompleted passes. Gilbert punted out of bounds on Navy's 10 yard line. Hannegan made 3 yards off left tackle. Hamilton made a poor kick, the ball rolling out of bounds on the Midship- men's 31 yard line. Wolverine Mentor 1 d 3rd 4th FINAL Smiles In Defeat S0 0 Babcock replaced Greenwald. Mo- I-::.. lenda fumbled, Caldwell recovering for Navy on his own 27 yardI ine. H=annegan gained 2 yards. Caldwell - lost one yard. Goudge caught Ilamil - ton's pass and brought the baill to Michigan's 44 yard line. Caldwell broke through Miclhigan's line and ran..' to the 25 yard Ble. Rlich irep lced, .1'~ Babcock. '' 7 Caldwell gained four yards througii1 IPalmeroli. Caldwell squirmed through for two more yards. Flora stopped Hannegan at the line of scrinunage. Standing on 31ichigan's 25 yard line, Hauilton made a ccese ial. place kick. Score Na vy i, Michig i Gilbert kicked off to Coudge, wo brought the ball 'to his own 25 yard line. Hamilton made a yard, and the n nmade four yards around his left end. . 1-Ianmilton kicked to Friedtnani on idng .Yot Michigan 27 yard line. i iedman F g 11.Yost the ball back 10 yards but funibled. -Michigan team's cannot always win Navy recovered. Lloyd caught alii_- and fans feel certain that "Hurry Up" ilton's pass, but fumbled and Michi- will drive his team to the limit for gan recovered on her 20 yard line. the rest of the season in an effort to Gilbert punted to Goudge on theItake the Conference championship. Navy 40 yard line as the third quarter ended. was incomplete. Gilbert shook off SCORE, NAVY 3 MICHIGAN 0. Ithree Navy tacklers and gained seven yards around his left end. Goudge FOnR1TII QUARTER blocked Friedman's short pass. Mich- Caldwell gained 4 yards# through aIgan was penalized five yards. Gil- his right guard. Navy took time out Bert's pass was incomplete, giving i for Lloyd who was hurt on the play. Navy the ball on its own 40 yard line.. Smith took his place. Apass, Hin-y! iamilton made a yard. Molenda ilton to 1lardwick, failed. Gilbert -t pped Caldwell. intercepted Hamilton's pass and ran ;ic-higan was penalized five yards' to Navy's 40 yard line before being for Teing offside. Hannegan was stop- forced out of bounds. ! ped for no gain. Hamilton punted to Oosterbaan's long pass to Molenda (Continued on Page Seven) E. HARRIERS DOWN MICHIGAN STATE (Special To The Daily) LANSING, Oct. 30.-Coach Steve Farrell's cross country team defeat- ed Michigan State here today in a race over a 4.83 miles course. The weather was perfect and the course exceedingly fast. Severance, Michigan State captain, won the race in the fast time of 26 minutes 51.2 seconds, defeating Briggs, the Wolverime leader, by about 10 yards The two ran on even terms far almost the entire route, but in the last mile the State captain gained a slight advantage which he held until the end. Severance set the pace throughout the race closely followed by both Briggs and Hornberger. Briggs was evidently still bothered by the effects of" an operation, which he underwent this summer, and was unable to sprint to the finish' with his customary ease. Hornberger fin- ished third. Fourth place was taken by Wylie, touted as State's other star, while the next four places went to Michigan men, Wuerfel, Iskendarian, Monroe, and Lamont finishing in that order. Although the time was 20 seconds slower than the course record it was very fast for such an early season performance. The team looked much improved over the form showed last week when it defeated the Purdue aggregation, and with many other other meets to come prior to the Con- ference championship, is expected to round into fine shape. Of the eight men to place in the race six were Michigan men, three of these, Wuerfel, Monroe, and Lamont being sophomores. NEW YORK-Directors of the 'Brooklyn National league baseball club announced yesterday that the contract of Wilbur Robinson, man- ager had been renewed. 4 I I Benny Oosterbaan Although the Michigan eleven was smothered under the powerful attack of the Navy team, Benny Oosterbaan, one of the greatest ends in the coun- try last year, played a fine game throughout the entire clash. to Gabel on the Navy 34 yard line, as the quarter ended. * SECOND QUARTER Molenda made 4 yards through the line. Molenda was stopped for no gain. Navy called for time out. Friedman failed to gain. 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