SUNDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1926

THE MICHIGAN DAILY PGESEE



MICHIGAN LOSERh FANS GUESS AT OUTCOME YALE BULLDOG DEFEATED
S * for a three yard gain. Friedmanj
-icaught Rich's pass and brought the O GF MICHIGAN-OHI0 GAME The Press Box BY ARMY MULE, 330
(Continued from Page Six) baugto Michigan 42 yard line.j-
Friedman on the Michigan 25 yard Friedman's pass was too far for (By Associated Press) (By Associated Press)
)ine. Navy was penalized ;5 yards iMolenda. Friedman made a perfectl CHICAGO, Oct. 30.--The calendar isN BenEW HAVEN, Oct. 30.-The Bulldog
for holding. Ilamilion intercepted pass to Rich, but Rich allowed the busily checkng off the days, workingI a f Fea catins a ur- N was no match for the Mule today and
Friedman's pass, giving Navy the ball ball to drop out of bounds. Michigan toward Nov. 13, when the so-called ir- terback of the Wolverines, was pre- wasno Amy's fort u stoa an
in midfield. was penalized five yards. A pass, resistible force meets the alleged im- t b
Caldw ll gained four yards on a Friedman to Oosterbaan failed. Gil-'movable object, which means that s the Jewish organizations of this city roughshod over Yale to the tune of
line buck, Caldwell made thee more Bert punted out of bounds on Navy Michigan and Ohio State play a high- 's before play i33-0.
Navy-Michigan game here today. AI aaiygteigo 500i h
on the next play. Michigan called 43 yard line. ly important football game on the date soy- by gkA capacity gathering of 75,000 in the
for time out. Caldwell broke through Caldwell made a yard through cen- mentioned. When the pigskin gladia-escorted by Mayor Jackson a;Yale bowl, including the corps of
left tackle and raced to Michigan's !ter. Grinnell replaced Baer at left tors trot on the field in Ohio stadium Jack Miller, managing editor of the 12,000 cadets, saw the powerful West
17 yard line before Friedman brought tackle for Michigan. Ransford was Ito ti y conclusions there is a strong Jewish Times, Charles Orstein, rep- Point eleven continue its unbeaten
him down. substituted for Caldwell. Ransford likelihood that the boys will be con- resenting the Jewish Athletic asoca- march by overwhelming the Blue in
Caldwell gained four yards through found a hole at right guard and madetesting to see just who will sport the tion of Baltimore, crossed the field a battle, punctuated by the erratic play
center. On the same play, Caldwell five yards. W. Weber substituted for golden football trophies, which are as the Michigan band played the of the Eli and the steady stream of
made 2 yards. Oosterbaan threw Molenda. nsford made a first down awarded to the champion conference "Victors" and presented Friedman penalties.
Caldwell for a 5 yard loss. A forward for Navy. Ransford added two more tean' members each year. The prem- with a bronze has relief of a football It was the first time the Cadets have
pass, Hamilton to Goudge brought the yards. Ransford was stopped for no ier honors, if won by either the Wol- player in a charging position. conquered Yale on Eli soil, and the
ball to the 2 yard line. Hamilton gain. The game ended with the ball verines or the Buckeye, may be shar- The has relief is the woi'k ofJphn first victory for the Soldiers since 1911,
made 2 feet. Hannegan plunged in the Midshipmen's possession on ed by another Big Ten team, possibly Lambert, Baltimore sculptor. when the Blue met defeat on the
through center for touchdown. Hamil- Michigan 40 yard line. Northwestern. plains of West Point. It was also the
ton kicked goal. Ioth Are Strong Edliff Slaughter, former all-Amer- most decisive triumph recorded by
NAVY 10, MICHIGAN 0. FINAL SCORE NAVY 10, MICH. 0. Both Ohio State and Michigan have ican guard of Yost's 1924 team and either team in the series which be-
Gilbert kicked out of bounds oni shown unusual strength this fall, the now assistant football coach at the gan in 1893, and had its 25th revival
Navy 20 yard line. The ball was ST. PAUL, Neb.-Fifteen thousand ormer upsetting Columbia and Iowa University of Wisconsin, was in the this afternoon in a colorful setting.
brought back and Gilbert kicked to persons, many of whom confess they i the feature , aes so far. Michi- press box today, scouting Michigan's The Army won because it profited
Goudge, who raced to Michigan 42 do not know or care what the differ- gan trimmed Minnesota anld Illinois in play. Stundt, another of George Lit- by Yale's mistakes, and in spite of its
yard line. Michigan called for time ence is between a football and a base- two big games to date. Ile's assistants at Wisconsin, was own fault for being penalized. The
out. Dewey replaced Palmcroli at ball game, crammed the streets of this itswoe ai'gmpoatshswith Slaughter. The Badgers will Cadets were penalized 14 times for off-
left guard. little town the other day to celebrate mWhentanhimporanthlashimpends
Caidwell crashed through center for the home-coming of -St. Paul's most between two teams, the gridion fol- net the Wolverines in Ann Arbor side play, yet they had the punch tor
three yards. Goudge made a yard, illustrious son-Grover Cleveland lowers try to dope the thing, and one x u
1 it dou l uya Aexnr of the favorite methods is the coin- IHANOVER.--Eddie Dooley is out of
Hamilton made a'wonderful punt, the Alexander, Itefvrt mtosi h o-
be te g The ball parative score system. While this Celebrities were as numerous at the the Dartmouth lineup today, having
ball goin over t e oaMichigan's 20 PRINCEN-- ig Three rivalry is hardly means anything, here is the Michigan-Navy football game as gun-de
y.fptayT r e 'way it is done. Illinois beat Iowa 13 men are in Chicago. Rear Admiralso
yard line. Gilbert faked a punt, and extended to basketball. The Princeton t 6 and that makes Illinois 7 points were as common as Baltimore police-
made a yard. Friedman passed to; basketball schedule, released by the better than Iowa. Ohio State beat the men. Curtis D. Wilbur, secretary of IATS
Rich and, made 20 yards. But the Athletic Association here today, in- IHawkeyes 23 to 6, so that makes Ohio the Navy, Theodore D. Robinson as- EIYUT
play was recalled and Michigan was cludes a game between Princeton and Undoubtedly 17 points better than sistant secretary of the Navy, Navy h
penalized five yards. i Harvard for the first time in inter- Iowa.Theintricate part is now un- bureau chiefs, Gov. Albert C. Ritchie hose wishing to tr out for
Gilbert punted to Navy's 40 yard collegiate basketball history. f ld. Michigan beat Illinois 13 to raci, Gov. Ale . k intramural managers please 're-
line where Oosterbaan downed the 0, and if Illinois is 7 points better than of Michigan, President Clarence Coo k report at the intramural office
ball. Caldwell made 2 yards on an MADISON, Wis.-No tobacco smoke Iowa, the figures seem to indicate anof Mhan P r d Claence Co in Waterman gymnasium any day
out-of-bound play, 1-Iowamtheofgures seemtosindicat Little, Mayr Howard E. Jackson of tlewkbtwn3ad5o'
out-of-bound play, familton fumnbl- is in the haze which hangs over Ran- Michigan is 20 points better than Iywa Baltimrore, were among the principal tcs week between 3 and 6 o-
ed, but recovered. Hamilton punted dall Field as the Wisconsin football against Ohio's 17 point margin. figures. cloc
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