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take the ball he passed to Gilbert on wartz making a beautiful catch on his
the Ohio 15-yard line, Gilbert running own 38-yard line. The half ended on
across for M1ichigan's first touchdown the next play as Domhoff hit the line.
uakled. playwsToreeecep Score, Michigan 7, Ohio 0.
kl.wTi la sImore decIp-THII) QUARTER
tie because Michigan had stationed Gilbert kicked off to Grim who re-
sleeper across the field for an 3p- turned the ball 15 yards to his own
parent pass. Gilbert kicked a perfect 30 yard line. Huston was : 'opped
goal for the extra point. Michigan, 7; dead by Rich who was back at full-
Ohio State, 0 back for Michigan. Rich and Dom-
Gilbert kicked off to Grim on Ohio's hoff stopped Grim's rush at a two-
10-yard line, the Buckeye running the yard gain. Grim punted to Puckel-
ball back to his own 32-yard line be- wartz, who ran the ball back five or
fore being downed by Baer. Grim six yards to his 33-yard line.
took the ball for four yards on a 4uar- Gilbert carried the ball out of
terback sneak. A pass, Grim to Marek, bounds. Domhoff sliced through right
was fumbled but Mvarek recovered, los- guard for five yards. Gilbert punted
ing four yards. Eby was trapped be- to Huston who was downed in his
hind a line of scrimmage on an at- tracks by Baer on the Ohio 23-yard
tempted pass, and after eluding Mich- line.
igan tacklers half a dozen times was Michigan took time out. Ooster-
thrown for a six yard loss. Eby kick- baan set Huston down for no gain.
C ed to Gilbert on the Michigan 40-yard Rich tackled Huston out of bounds for
line, Gilbert running the ball back to a four-yard gain. Oosterbaan pulled
Ohio's 14-yard line behind perfect in- through Ohio's interference and nailed
terference before he was downed. It Grim for a six-yard loss. Eby kicked
was a 45-yard run, and more than to Gilbert who ran the ball back 25
regained the ground Ohio made on the yards to Ohio's 40-yard line. The
kick. Grim made the tackle. running and blocking were both bril-
Ohio substitutions: Kriss for! liant. Puckelwartz' pass to Rich was
Marek. Ohio took time out. Fuller incomplete.
was substituted for Gembis pt full- Ohio substituted Young for Meyer
back. Fuller went through left and Ackerman for Rowan. Ooster-
guard for four yards. Raskowski baan plunged through the line for a
threw Gilbert for a yard loss. On a yard.
place kick formation, Fuller gained a Practically duplicating the first
yard, with Miller holding the ball. touchdown Jllay Oosterbaan hurled a
Gilbert's attempt at a place kick was pass to Gilbert on Ohio's two-yard line
blocked by Raskowski. Ohio recover- and Gilbert staggered across for a
ed the ball on their own 22-yard line. touchdown. GIIbert kicked a perfect
On a wide end run with perfect inter- goal. Score: Michigan, 14; Ohio
ference Eby carried the ball 14 yards State, 0.
for a first down on Ohio State's 35- Score: MichIgan, 14; Ohio State, 0.
yard line before being pushed out of Uridel substituted for Nesser. Gil-
bounds. Eby was hurt on the play bert kicked to Huston who ran the ball
and time was taken out. Puckelwartz back 30 yards to his 42-yard line.
was substituted for Miller. Baer was hurt on the play. Michigan
Fouch was substituted for Eby and took time out. Baer resumed play.
Robin Bell for Alber for Ohio. lar- Huston's pass to Marek was incom-
rigan replaced Gabel at right tackle plete. Oosterbaan stopped Huston af-
for Michigan, Fouch carrying the ball ter he made five yards. Parker re-
on a fake end run,and passing .the placed Baer for Michigan. Huston just
ball to Kriss for first down on Ohio's missed making first down in midfield.
47-yard line. Fouch was trapped and Ohsner made a first down on Michi-
his wild pass was incomplete. gan's 48-yard line. Huston passed
Oosterbaan made a beautiful tackle complete to Marek for no gain, Ooster-
of Pouch to stop him without gain. A ban making'the tackle.
pass to Fouch was incomplete, Nyland ;Huston made two yards, Parker
making a pretty tackle. Fouch punt-|making the tackle. Gilbert intercept-
ed to Michigan's 27-yard line, Puckel- ed a forward pass from Huston on his


40-yard line and ran to midfield. Mich-
igan was penalized five yards for off-
side. Gilbert made two yards through
the line. Rich smashed for five yards.
Gilbert's high punt was down 'on
Oio's 19-yard line. Ohio gained noth-
ing on a mass play, in which Ohsner
fumbled but recovered. Iuston's pass
was knocked down by Cilbert. Ohs-
ner took the ball out of bounsls.
Grim punted to Gilb rt 'who was
downed on Ohio's 49-yard line. Dom-
hoff failed to gain. Rich gained a
yard. Gilbert punted to Grim who
ran out of bounds on his 23-yard line.
Kriss replaced Marek at half for Ohio.
Grim made a yard. Eby. replaced ,Ray Baer
Huston at the other half.
Nyland and Rich stopped Eby for One of Michigan's two most sea-
one yard. On a lateral pass, Prim to sconed line veterans. Baer played his
Eby, Ohio gained six yards. Eby usual consistent game at guard until
punted to Puckelwartz who ran hack the third quarter when two successive
seven yards to his 3'S-yard line. Gil- tackles injured him, forcing Coach
bert was thrown for no gain. Rich Tad Wieman to remove him from the
made one yard. Puckelwartz lost two. game.
Gilbert pupnted out of bounds on
Ohio's 43-yard line. Oosterbaan and E I
Pommerening nailed Eby but the ball
was brought. back and Ohio penalized Rent a T
five yards. Eby's pass was incomplete.
Another Ohio pass was incomplete By the Month or for the
and Ohio again drew another five-yard, Underwood, Royal, L. C. Sn
penalty as the quarter en(ld.
FOU'Tl QUAT'ERI We Keep TI
Eby carried the ball around Mich-
igan's right end for 20 yards before Rider's P
being forced out of bounds by Puck-
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