T THE MICHIGAN D AIK IPAGE sr-VIIN - ~ H 'Iy ".lPHER'S HUSKYACE Si*delimne,~ ChU1-atter " By Edward L. Warner. Truth finally asserts itself. It was Howard Poe, veteran guard, who recovere the Harvard fumblet in the second period last Saturday V .. < that led directly to Michigan's first touchdown. After the wild scramble , }<>. of players disentangled themselves from the ball, there was much con- jecture as to just what Wolveriner Bronko Nagurski fell on it. Versatile Minnesota gridiron star who proved to be the chief worry Various men in the press box, of the Iowa eleven in their victory all eye witnesses declared that over the Gophers Saturday. Na- Bovard, Poe, Poorman, -and gurski may lay claim to the unus- Hewitt fell on the etsive pig- skin. It now develops after con- ual distinction of playing three suilting the team, that Poe was positions in the same game. By "that certain party" who re- bolstering up the Minnesoto far- covered for Michigan. All of ward wall as both, guard and which leads nowhere, as the thrusts of the Cornhuskers' back- fact remains that the whole field whenever they attempted his Wolverine defense was alert side of the line. As fullback Na- enough to pile onto the ball gurski tied Glassgow, chief ground when Harper fumbled. gainer for Iowa with 55 yards to his credit and accounted for Minne- A player can be both a hero and sota's touchdown through a bril- a goat on a football field. Such was liant 36-yard run. the role assumed by Barry Wood, ---------- smart Crimson quarterback, last Saturday. Besides displaying his a one of the Harvard game. ability as a field general, Wood was Many spectators thought it the main cog in the aerial attack comprised 60 minutes rather that resulted in Harvard's second than 60 seconds, or that the touchdown. Yet on three occasions umpire had buck fever and was Wood failed in an attempt to in- afraid to shoot. A tremendous crease his team's total. Both of his sigh of relief went up when drop kicks for the point after that pass of Wood's was touchdown were wide, while in the grounded in the end zone. second quarter he tried a drop kick from the 17 yard line, but the ball The work of the defensive flank- FRESHMAN CROS COUNTRY SQUAD I Freshmnan Grapp ers Alpha Kappa Lambda I. A S S I F I E PROVES STRONG IN TIME TRAILS Drill on Essentials W ins Cham Dril o Esenial! ns hapionshIi ADVERTISING 1 .j E .. The freshman harrier season has Haley and Braden finished close been very successful so far in that to Howell in his performance, with Freshman wrestling is well under (Continued from Page Six) It has developed at least three Hill, Leiter, Klahn, Simpson, Allen, ;way with the squad still on the tremely difficult for the players to good cross-country runners. Last Griffing, and Brown comprising the funae me tlurast fs stand on their feet.C Saturday, Roger HoWell tied the first, ten finishers. weeks and the boys are trying hard! The championship team war freshman record over the three- The s aSon i. nearly over, with for places. The squad Las picked composed of the following men: mile course. He ran it in 15:21. The another practice run taking place up the first points rather rapidly Stuart, Oldham, Irwin, Spencer, other holder of the record is Fitz- Saturday and the final race for and quite a few are Showing UP Clark, Ranek, Simons, irk, Stev- gibo nwell. ens, Purdy, and Cummins. The of- gibbons, now on the varsity and for numerals November 23. Howell, Although heavier men are still ficals were: Referee, Stewart; leading Michigan harrier in the Braden, Haley, and Hill should de- few, the lower classes make up for umpire, Chatterson; linesman, last two meets, with State and the velop into capable varsity mater- this lacking, and *seem to be the Brunsting; and time keeper, Tal tri-angular meet with Ohio State. hil for next year. most likely Varsity prospects. liak. - --.-i- NOTICE RADIO SERVICE Competent service men on all makes of radios. STIMPSON RADIO SERVICE r _. __ F,, ~ ;s, ' y.ya.r "" . / . sn n ' : '' i' " 4 ,° : . .; ". } ,s _ ....-- ._. _. _ _ - r.,... . _, r t _ . t '' !: I. i. 1 2460 TYPING efficiently prepared. Uni- versity Typing Service, 718 Lon- roe. Phone 21474. C PIANO TUNING - Phone 6776. Victor AlImendinger. The Stein-\ way concert artist tuner. Office at residence, 1008 Morton Ave. 234C 1ISTORY TUTORING AND ALL COLLEGE SUBJECTS MACK TUTORING AGENCY 310 S. STATE PHONE 7927 123c FRATERNITY AND SORORITIES BEFORE WINTER COMES-Have your woolen blankets cleaned. The best care and service at reasonable cost. We call and deliver. MOE LAUNDRY 204 North Main Phone 3916 TYPING-Theses a specialty. Fair rates. M. V. Hartsuff. Dial 9387. C } - AK .. Yi.sw. "+°. _ _,.uwawa.."a.ws+..+.« w., .a r 1 l (JRY (I - A".wiii Aw rr w- YOUR SHOPPING DIREC a: went awry. The fact that Wood missed those dropkicks may add to the argument that the place kick is a more reliable scoring weapon. Of course .the drop kick adherents have Frosty Peters and Paul Scull to back 1 their claims, but then Joe Gembis, and his immediate predecessors, Louis Gilbert and Rennie Friedman, will sub- stantiate Michigan's reliance on the goal from placement. In Eddie Mays and Vic Harding, Harvard possessed two of the bestI pass receivers that have been seen1 in the new stadium since Bennie Oosterbaan departed. Of coursej they had an extremely accurate passer in Wood to toss them the, oval, but nevertheless this duet were on the receiving end of fully X three-fourths of the 15 Crimson aerials, that succeeded.E men, Bill Hewitt and Bud Poorman, was the best turned in by any Michigan ends this season. Hewitt was especially effective in spilling the Crimson interference and breaking up their plays, while Poorman was reminescent of Pom- merening in getting down on punts. k Norm Daniels and "Red" Wilson both made a good show- ing in their major game debut. Despite the Army-Illinois game as an intersectional counter-attrac- tion, the Michigan-Harvard en- counter drew its share of the na- tion's gridiron experts. Tad Jones, former Yale mentor, George Tre- vor, sport authority of the New York Sun, Hugh Fullerton, Billy Evans, Albon Holden, Harvey Woodruff, and Walter Trumbull were among the 250 occupants of? I the press box. 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