THE MICHIGAN DAILY
SAT URDA Y'z~S
WOLVERINES FORGET ADSNRUHG
SQUAD PREPARES FOR BUCKEYE INVASION
By Herbert E. Vedder er than 114 ritloe (m !1;0 cfi,-ec,
"Forget Madison! was the cry of the play 111culdbakad the(
(lhe coaches yesterday afternoon as the' Idi er, penalized.
prel rations to repel the clangorous
Buckeyes were begun in earnest. But l Must precedling this flay another of
in that phrase was also the hidden tegm' iusocre fe
implication that the Wolverines were Wisconsin had rushed the bail half
not to forget thoir mistakes. the length of the fieldl into scoring[,
position. Hoffman intercept edla 1
D)efeat for Oho by Nor-thWest Badger pass on his own live yard lineIi
and Gilbert punted out t, hl,, 42-
ern's raging 1ittemsis nRot am yard line.
....: .. ..-...:= .. _ =-:..the Wlol werinies did( theirs, to put
the -Maize acid lue out of running
p}alter JobuI.o11 in the conference r tce, to show
one of baseball's greatest figures, thei;r real worth, to secure re-
who has brought his remarkable Ii - for a.,0one point defeat last
career to a close. Johnson announced Ifull Ohio is even more dangerouas
#thani if she had wonI from North-
during the last week that he no longer yesteran.
intends to,, play ball but instead will
devote the rest of his life to his family The scarlet and ay eleven has
the power, and is not now possessed
and his dog kennel, of the slightest spark of overconfi-
During his 20 years of baseball dence. Against Coach Wilce's war-
Johnson has pitched in more games riors, Michigan will pit a team that
thananyothe liing itcer.is showing marked..improvement day
thananyothe liing itcer.by day, and which should be physi-
Surprises prevailed in the other sec- cally perfect for the first time this
Season, although the W'olverines still
tiuns of the country also. The Golden have much polishing to do.
01n tie kick BIer was 1r,,41 ah
tie 13 yard .trine. After iimch I
d10 "ate an1d( little ag-re ejjk ent or 1111-
de erta ndlll by RR.fercee lislr
and Cap~tains Qosterlrt 1n ailzd
Crofoot, it was decider1)" osnhd flthat Wlllf1eisz-
ing torok place and(1 the offens-
ive team 1should be*lpenalized 1S'
yards from the plamce of the foul.
This gave the Badgers fist loi u
oil 1I4chiigan's ?S yard ]line, ait(
was in1 effect a pen~alty onlthle
'F olverilles.
Then .folitvwed the Wisconsin tout}h-'
down," and the Badgers seven points
to the rear, played desperately andI as
a team fully believing itself beaten.
With this too came a change of
tactics by the Badgers who resortedl
to the roughest of playing.
And with this roughness, more
implort ant, ae 1Wan 11a io,,t4total
]lacit of effectiveness on the foral-
erly most effectve Cardinal of-
fense. All the while, howvever, it
ust not be assumed that the
Wolverines were playinit ladies'
game. The big difference lay in
that the rough game seemed to
hurt tine Badgers worse than it dilld
the Wolverines.i
Though somewhat drab in places
there were worthwhile moments.i
Wisconsin's early drives by her two
The Original Lee Golden's Michiganders
and Orchestra Under His Supervision Now
Booking for Your Future Engagements.
Call R. Wax (Bras. Mgr.) 8981
Committee Representatives May Hear Us
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