NOVEMBER 4, 1928 T H E MICHIGAN DAILY

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BY BEATINCG
Lanky Wolverine Outs
To Win Harpham Cu
Country Compe
AUSTIN FINISHE
By Charles Kau
Randolph Monroe,
sity -miler, outsprint
Wuerful in the last 100
Harpham trophy rac
morning to win the=
cross country competi
second successive yea
ing the five mile cours
The race was very cJ
being bunched at the
mark, where Monroe, V
Austin began to forge,
first two were even at
250 yards from the f
University Golf club,.

Punting Of Simrall - the game. GcGmbV sLid fI bi 3
T O H left tockL.f 1hr c . ds Can
Helps own nndins.wa substituted for .,cClrc. Sim-
rail punted to the Illinois 10-yard
line where the ball was downed by
SESO (9Truskowski. Humbert carried the
ball out of bounds for no gain. Pet-
ers punted to Simrall on the Illi-.
nois 45-yard line and he returned
q 1the ball five yards. Pich made
three through right tackle. Gembis
sprints Rival added two more through center.
p For Cross Illinois was penalized fiVe yards for
tition off-sides. Truskowski's pass to
Gembis was batted down. Dahlem
I I TIRDwas held to no gain.
With Simrall holding the ball on
!the Illinois 43-yard line, Gembis
fman tried another place kick, but it was
lanky Var- s;sort and Illinois took the ball on
ted Captain her own 20-yard line.
yards of the Peters intercepted Truskowski's
e yesterday pass and ran it back to his own
annual fall ot46-yard line. It was a 20-yard run.
tion for the _Bovard replaced Cragin at center
r, complet- or Michigan.
e in 26:55.fM
lose, six men rits picked up four yards at
3 1-2 mile xright tackle. Stuessy dropped back:
Wuerful, and ! to pass 15 yards to Mills who was,
ahead. The ji downed on the Wolverine thirty
t the hilltop Jim Simrall yard marker. It was Illinois first
inish at the Sophomore backfield star whose down. A bullet pass Stuessy to
but Wuerful all around play proved one of the Mills was good for six more. Dravel-

was unable to keep up with Mon- iimportant factors in yesterday's
roe's last minute sprint and finish- win over the Illini.
ed five yards back with a time of
27 minutes flat.
Chosen From Finishers PLAY BY PLAY
Austin took third place without'
a struggle being timed in 27:08, (Continued From Page Six)
sec- Peters circled his own left end for
nhile Benson was fourth, six seven yards, Mills' pass was batted
onds ,behind him. The next six, todontTrswkigvngMc-
finish were Aubrey, 27:21, Jesson, don teTraskon kergowng]M6cha-d
27:24, Smith, 27:50, Grunow, 28:23 gan the ball on chen own 16-yard
Kennedy, 28:37, and Fuestel, 28:45 line. Simrall kicked on the first
The first ten finishers will com-lay,Mills signalling fordto. freeI
cm catch on his own 45-yard line.
pose the squad making the trip Squier replaced Hulbert at right
to Columbus for the meet with the Squie r Hu .bert
Buckeye harriers next Saturday. slipped off his own left tackle for
Fuestel gained a place on the team'ined s ondledtackl y.o
by outsprinting Colby, who Will beI nine yards on a delayed pass play.
y Peters was thrown for a two yard
the Michigan alternate, i the last loss by Poe on the same play. Hum-
few yards, the latter finishing less bert was stopped by the Michigan
than two yards behind Fuestel line on the next play and Illinois
with a time of 28:46. drew a five yard penalty for being
Course Is Slippery off-side. Fields' pass to Mills was
As a result of his victory Monroe good for a 19-yard gain. Another
will gain, the distinction of being pass, Fields to Mills, was batted
the. second man to have his name down by Simrall.
engraved on more than one of the Humbert was stopped after mak-
14 plates on the Harpham trophy, ing two yards through center. A
Briggs being the only other runner short pass, Fields to Mills, failed to
to -repeat his victory. The first gain, Truskowski making the tac-
three finishers, Monroe, Wuerful, kle. Standing on the Michigan 40-
and Austin will also recei-e indi-- yard line Peters tried a drop kick
vidual loving cups, while the first from a difficult angle, the ball hit-
six placers will receive cross-couti- ting the cross bar and dropping
try jerseys if they do not win their back into the end zone.
letters in any of the Conference On the first play, Rich romped
meets. through Illinois right tackle and
The course was wet and slippery ran 29-yards before he was tackled
due to the rain of the last twenty from behind on. his own 49-yard
four hours, and Monroe's time un- line. Richman was substituted for
der such adverse c o n d i t i o n s Roush at center for Illinois.
though not as good as he has done Gembis hit center for a two-yard
before, marks a distinct return to gain as the quarter ended.
form on the part of the tall track- Michigan 3, Illinois 0.
man, Monroe, although the star FOURTH QUARTER
of the team last yearnfail- Rich broke through his own left
ed to finish iii the running inI tackle for six yards. Draveling was
last Saturday's meet with Wiscon--ht o te pyrds. Dreaing in
,sin, trailing Captain Wuerful, who hurt on the play, but remained in
took first place, by several minutes,
and not placing in the first ten.
According to Coach Farrell, the MRS. C. W. MERKEL
'showing made by the team yester- Proprietress
day was more than satisfactory,
few times of under 30 minutes be-
ing expected because of the slow-
.ness of the course. Ct i

ing was replaced by Boden. Stuessy
failed to complete two passes and
Illinois was penalized five yards.
Peters' attempted drop kick from
the thirty-five yard line went wide
and Michigan put the ball in play
on their own twenty yards line.
Rich gained seven yards in two tries
at the center of the line. Gembis
picked up five yards and a first,
down on the Michigan thirty-two
yard line as the final gun was
sounded.
1 Final score: Michigan 3, Illinois 0.

This is the first Conference team
Michigan has played this year that

j has not worn some shade of red.
Leads Michigan Indiana had crimson jerseys, Ohio
State scarlet, and Wisconsin car-
Against Illinois dinal.
W" I T ivn mint1+a 1ter 1' Mfrhimqen

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Captain George Rich
MRt T.JULIAN HODGSON, JR.
Steward

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IOWA RUNNERS WIN
(By Associated Press)
CHAMPAIGN, Ill., Nov. 3.-The
University of Iowa cross country
runners defeated the University of
'Illinois cross country runners here
today, 24 to 31, although Captain
,Dave Abbot, of Illinois, led the field
making the four miles in 20 min-
'utes, 56 2-5 seconds. Captain Brady
Everingham and Kelly of Iowa,
tied for second place.

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