1" 4 E $ I yid ,A DAILY THE MICHIGAN DAILY *igan State Harriers Score Victory Over Wolverines C 'LASSIF #ADVERTISI u ~pSPARlTANSANEfOR a -: 1Wen Brown Wins For Second Sueeessive Year; Upstaters Have Nine Point Margin LIN ,...... _ EUPS Michigan MichiganState Truskowski .. .LE ...... Anderson Pommerening ..LT.. Christenson{ Poe ............ LG.....Hitchings Bovard. . ....C .........Smeadr Steinke .........RG....... Moeller Squier .........RT....... Ferrari Draveling .....RE.. Hornbeck (C) Rich (C) ...... QB......".Nordberg Wheeler ....... LH ..........Grove Simrall ........RH.... Dickenson Hozer ......... FB......... Schau j j 4. S.1 *$F.Fn l L7Z, 1 Y"- MONROE PLACES SECOND By Edward L. Warner By annexing four of the first five paces, Michigan State's well-ba-- ,anced cross-country team defeated the Michigan harriers, 23-32, yes-' terday morning over the regula- tion five-mile distance. First place resulted in a duel between Lauren Brown of State and Randolph Monroe of Michigan, but the dim- inutive Spartan captain repeated his victory of last year when he lcd the lanky Wolverine by 50 yards at the finish. Michigan's hopes of victory were slattered when a trio of Green and White clad runners came down the stretch 300 yards back' f 'the two leaders to clinch victory for Coach Mason's squad. Ted Willmarth took third, Roosien was in fourth place,' while Dowd captured fifth. Six Michigan runners crossed the, finish line' before the fifth Spartan completed the five miles, but the visitors had already won the meet.1 Captain Wuerfel surprised by only taking sixth place. He was fol-j lowed by Austin, Benson, Jesson, Grunow, and Aubrey in order, but only the first three named counted in the. scoring. Price was the fifth Michigan State runner, getting { tenth- place, although he actually was twelfth. Rain Slows Up Race The rain-soaked condition of the course slowed up the harriers, al-, though Brown's time of 25:47.2 was favorable for the distance. How- ever, it was 16 seconds slower than his winning time in 1927. The be- spectacled Spartan runner has not been defeated this season, and is expected to compete with eastern harriers in the I. C. A. A. meet next week. Smith, Kennedy, Colby, and Fuestel were the other Wolverines who competed against the State squad. At the three mile mark Brown was leading the field, a position which, he never relinquish- ed thereafter, although he was pressed by Monroe. Wuerfel was in fourth place at the end of three miles, but he dropped back to sixth' during the final two miles, beingf unable to overtake his SpartanE rivals in the stretch.1 The race started on the cinder track at Ferry field, from whence the runners proceeded over the five-mile course, finishing at the University golf links. PLAY BY PLAY SIDELINES ON "B" TEAM GAME 10 Wet weather and soft fields dog .Pulled out of the line, he responded ged the steps of the Michigan "B" with three place kicks out of as± team this season. Coach Court- many attempts for the extra point wright's squad played it last six against Alma. At Toledo he wasI games in the mud, climaxing the handicapped by the wet ball, but season with last Friday's contest he made good on three of his five against Toledo, which was played kicks. in a continual downpour. Waring was the best ball The junior varsity was carrier for Toledo, although his favored by a dry field at Alli- gains around end were of no ae, when they defeated gonsiderable length. Toledo's 1 Mount Union, 14-0. However, total of two first downs attest- the remainang games on the ed to Michigan': defensive play.r schiedule with Ypsilanti, Ohio StateB", Wisconsin "B", Kal- Toledo's sole threat to score cameE amazoo Normal, Alma, and in the third period when Wujciak Toledo, were all played on recovered Wilson's fumble ofC gridirons that had been sub- Dunn's punt on the Michigan 25- jected to showers of varying yard line. However, after an un- intensity prior to the opening successful attempt to gain, Toledo' hfumbled and Smith recovered for the Wolverines.t STATISTICS First Downs Michigan 7, State 9. By rush- ing, Michigan 6, State 3; by passes, Michigan 1, State 3; by penalties, State 3. Passes Attempted, by Michigan 5, State 6; completed, Michigan, 1 for gain of 32 yards, State, 3 for gain of 60 yards; intercepted, by Michigan 3, State 1.' IPalm Lunch 1l o ed a yard at the line but the ballr was called back and State was penalized five yards for being off- dde. Dickerson made three yards through Squier. Danziger struck a stone wall at left guard. Groves' kick went over the goal line, and the ball was put in play by Michi-' gan at the 20-yard marker. NOTICE HOUSE holders with rooms to re to editors and their wives Thursday and Friday nights, N' vember 22 and 23, will.please c University of Michigan (412 and then 176-4 campus, betwe 2-5 p. m. daily. NOTICE-Dial 3916, Moe Laund 204 N. Main, for laundry servi Small enough to do good wo: large enough to give service. 4 TYPEWRITER S E R V I C E-N Corona, Royal, Underwood, Re ington portables, also used lar and portable typewriters of makes bought, sold, rented, e changed, cleaned, repaired. Lax stock, best service, consider prices. Phone 6615. O. D. Mor 17 'Nickels Arcaae. Michigan State ....,.0 D0 Michigan...... ,... ,.0 3 0 Michigan scoring, field Hughes.- b-b 0-0 goal, Substitutions, Michigan, Hughes for Hozer, Geistert for Wheeler, Holmes for Simrall, Straub for Rich, Rich for Straub, Cragin for. Bovard, Simrall for Holmes, Wheel- er for Geistert, Hozer for Hughes, Totzke for Simrall, Bovard for Steinke. State, Dill for Moeller, Crabill for Smead, Danziger for Schau, Joslin for Dickenson, Ruhl for Joslin. Officials-Referee, C. P. Schott I (Kalamazoo); umpire, Fred Gard- ner (Cornell); field judge, A. W.' Thompson (Lawrence college);' head linesman, Jay Wyatt (Mis- souri.). to the State 49-yard line. Geister.t cut through State's right tackle 'for 22-yards and a first down on fthe State 27-yard line. Truskow- ski plunged straight through cen- ter for eight yards. State took time out. Danziger replaced Schau at fullback forState as it started to rain. Truskowski again took the ball through the State line for a first dlown on the Spartan X&-yard line. Hughes was held to no gain at center. Rich made a yard around State's left end. Geistert added another through, the right side. Truskowski dropped back for a pass but fumbled the' slippery ball and was tackled on State's 10-yard line. It was fourth. down and the Spartan's took pos- session of the ball. Wheeler and, Simrall were sent in for Holmes and Geistert. Grove kiqked to Simrall who caught the ball on his 45-yard line.', He returned it I2 yards to State's 43-yard marker. It was raining, but very few spectators were leav- ing. Wheeler rounded State's right end for 11 yards and a first down' on the 32-yard marker. Simrall recovered a fumble for a three-yard loss. Hughes fumbled but Capt. Rich recovered for a loss of two more yards, Simrall made four yards off tackle. Michigan took time out. Simrall punted out of bounds at State's 24-yard line. Grove dropped back to punt but fumbled the ball, recovered and rounded Michigan's right end for 11 yards and a first down on the 35-yard marker, as the quarter ended. Score: Michiga4y 3, Michigan State 0. Yards Gained By Michigan 146, State 114. Yardshlost,gby Michigan 34 1/2, by State 40. Net gain, by Mich- igan, 111% /yards, by State 74. Punts Michigan averaged 32 yards on 14 punts; State averaged 39 yards on 12 punts. Penalties Michigan 55 yards, State 25 yards. -01 ent out of bounds at the State 8-yard line. Norberg made a yard through. ichigan's left side. Danziger add- Handy supplies for to the campus and a longstanding need good food sonabi at rea- pries I Don Wilson, like Mike Geistert, against Alma, found the going to his liking at Toledo despite the soggy underfooting. The dimin- utive halfbaek caught two, passes in the first period on which he ran 30 and 25 yards respectively for touchdowns. Then in the third quarter he wormed his way through the line to scamper 42 yards for another score. Michigan's hopes received a setback when Frank Brown, plunging fullback, was strick- en with tonsilitis and could not accompany the team to To-1 +leda. His place was capably filled by Biedenwieg, who made some nice gains through the line besides providing a good exhibition of blocking. Bauer, the stocky left guard, has developed into a.dependable place kicker, filling the vacancy left by Hughes' promotion to the Varsity. was penalized 15 yards for rough- ing the kicker. State was given a first down on its own 40-yard line. on its own 40-yard line. Danzier Play in the last two periods was cut to 12 and 10 minutes on account of the heavy down- pour which made the going ex- tremely stow. The rain and mud virtually obscured the players from view. Dick Lytle's line plunging was a treat to watch, as number 59 went crashing through the Toledo for- ward will for five, ten, and fifteen yards at a time. He was aided by some large holes opened up by the Michigan linemen. Jake Widman did a good job of his 'first game at quarterback, insterspersing line plunges with end runs and passes. His punting was good considering the sodden pigskin. then hit the line for two yards, and Norberg failed to gain. Grove punted and Capt. Horn- beck downed the ball on Michigan's 25-yard line. Rich fumbled but recovered for a yard loss. Simrall's short kick 0- w 3 Mi Drop in-and surprised! be pleasantly NOTICE-H. W. Clark Shoe Fi tory, corner of South Univers and Forest. Let us save you percent on your repair we Only one shoe factory in tow RIDING BOOTS from $10 up; g shoes from .8 up; moccasins ten different leather styles, All kinds of shoes made to yo measure.-H. W. Clark. Just around the from the Campus on Opp. E. 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Holmes was tackled by Anderson for a five yard loss. Holmes then punted to Norberg who caught the ball on his 20-yard line and was forced out of bounds at the State 36-yard line. Dickerson failed to gain at Michigan's left side. He was tackled by Poe. Norberg gained one yard at 'ruskowski's end. Grove punted out of bounds at Michigan's 20- yard line. Rich gained two yards at center. Holmes punted and the' ball was downed by Pommerening on the State 47-yard line. Schan Inade a yard at left guard and then added two more before being forc- ed out of bounds. Hughes intercepted a pass thrown by Schau and returned it 1. M7 Fourth Period Hozer replaced Hughes at full back for Michigan. Dickerson was held to no gain on an attempted end run around Draveling as play resumed Danziger plunged through center for seven yards. Grove fumbled another pass from center and was tackled by Pomrnerening for an 18-yard loss. 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