SUNDAY, DECEMBER Z, 1928 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1928 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Stanford Stops Red Cagle; Army Eleven Is Put To Rout, 26-0, As Hoffman Stars r- I (Continued From Page Six) proceeded to kick out of danger to ton for a long gain to the Stanford his 45-yard line. 1 -yard Line. However, Army could A Stanford plunge made six, not gain from there and the ball yards and another play brought the changed hands. Stanford punted ball up to the Army 21-yard line.- on the next play and Cagle tried a From there Lewis caught a pass pass which was incomplete. Cagle' almost on the Army goal line and l than ran for a first down to the was brought down in his tracks. HeI Stanford 44-yard line. made three at the line, and on thel Here he again tried a pass, but next play Hoffman went through Hgd s center for his second score of the Wilson intercepted it on his own day. He made the placekick for 15-yard line and ran it out to his the extra point and the score was 38-yard mark. Hoffman made a 13-0. first down at mid-field and then Army Suffers Heavy Loss tossed a pass to the Army 34-yard' line. Hoffman plunged for a first On the kick off, Cagle madc a down, but there the Army defense brilliant 36-yard return from his stiffened and Stanford lost the ball 15-yard line. Cagle reversed his ondwns. field in beautiful fashion on the I next play and threw a long pass Hiutchenson itercepts Pass to Piper on the Stanford 43-yard# Army tried two passes which f line. An Army pass was blocked were incomplete, and suffered a before it was thrown and thus five-yard penalty, bringing the ball counted as a fumble, Murrell fall- ack to the five-yad line. Army ing on it on his own 2-yard line,' kicked from beneath its own goal 'for a loss of 36 yards. Cagle: made posts to its 47-yard line, Stanford I a valiant try to gain back the bringing the ball back nine yards. I round lost on the fumble, and One the next play Hutchenson of broke away to the Stanford 41-yard the Army intercepted a pass and line, but this was not enough, and ran it back to his 11-yard line as he punted out of bounds on the the half ended. Cardinal 28-yard line as the quar- The hard play of the western ter ended. men in the first half was evidenced Stanford brought the ball up six by the fact that Army made fifteen yards and then Hoffman got away substitutibns to, Stanford's one. again and ran to the Army 39-yard On the opening kickoff of the mark. A series of line plays and second half, Murrell of the Army passes netted 16 yards before Cagle took the ball and ran it back to intercepted a pass and punted out his 48-yard line. Lewis of Stan- of danger. - ford intercepted Cagle's pass on The third Cardinal score came the next play and ran the ball to as the result of a long march down his own 34-yard mark. He then the field culminating in a short caught a pass for another first pass from Hoffman to Simm over down, but on the next play Army the goal line for touchdown. Hoff- intercepted a Stanford toss in the man missed the extra point tot middle of the field. make the score 19-0.I Army Attack Threatens Frentrup Stars The Army then opened up a de- Late in the last quarter Frentrup, termined attack upon the Stan-* Lt h atqatrFetu ford line, but lost the ball on substitute Stanford back, after an fordlin~ bt lst te bll n Iintercepted, pass gave Stanford the downs after a 37-yard advance ball on her own 25-yard line, broke where the powerful forward line of away from the whole Army team the western team got down to ser- and ran 75 yards for the final ous work. A plunge through the score of the game. Seven Army line and a pass by Hoffman carried Imen had their hands on the runner the ball out to the 35-yard line, and but were unabre to hold him. two more line plays brought theI Hoffman again kicked the point. action to the center of the field. Hoffman__gainkickedthepoint.__ More straight football took the ball into the very shadow of the Arriy goal, where the West Point men CHRISTMAS GIFTS held for the second time withn Burr, Patterson their 10-yard line, Timberlake knocking down a pass on the & Auld Co. fourthdowndand the ball again Church at South U changing hands. Timberlake then1 VARSITY HAS TROUBLE I"g andingleman at guards was .IFOST.EA blie overcoat iiiidft apposed by a Blue five conisting if LAof IF Un iion 1na proofi Will finder IN DOWNING RED TEAM of Glocheski and Myron at for- ADVERTISING j)ac;vie('nlnicae wwith o'neC, wards} Den Blyker at center anid Call,3137. 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