1931: 1
THE M(ICHIGAN DAILYQ'-
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Account of Michigan's 6-0 Defeat of AMtinn
The following play by play
story of Michigan's 6 to o defeat
of Minnesota yesterday was writ-
ten for Daily readers by Sheldon
C. Fullerton, sports editor.
First Quarter
Michigan won the toss and chos
to receive the kickoff. Manders
kicked off to Hewitt, who was stop-
ped on Michigan's 34-yard .line.
Hudson was halted after a gain of
one yard. Stein broke through to
tackle Fay for a five-yard loss. H-
ton punted to- Somers,-.who- was
ta ed by Morrison on Minnesota's
4t-ydr4 ie..
Ma ders crashed .thiough center
for three yards. Somers agined a
yard when he attempted to circle
ends ; ewitt and Hozer making. the
tacle. Manders got three atguard.
Munn punted to Michigan's 2h-
yard line where it was downed by
Gag, Gppher tackle.
Hewitt carried the ball outside
for a gain of one yar6 Heston ran
into a stne wall after a two-yard
gain. Weto6 kicked to SOmers , Who
was tackled by Petoskey and Auer
on Minnesota's 38-yard line, after
rearnmi g the ball 16 yards.
Manders was stopped dead when
DoC Morrison hit him at the line.
Somers was also dropped at the
line after a gain of one yard. Again
Vforrison made the tackle. Munn
punted to Michigan's 34-yard line
where it was downed by Haas..The
play was called back and Michigan
was penalized 15 yards for unneces-
sary roughing of the kicker, giving
Minnesota a first down on Michi-
gan's 35-yard line. Manders was
tackled by Petoskey for an eight-
yard loss. Munn crashed theS line
for a yard. Munn punted to Fay,
who fumbled and recovered on
Michigan's 19-yard- line.
Hewitt gained three yards at cen-
ter. Heston kicked to Somers, who
carried the ball back six yards to
the Minnesota 30-yard line before
being downed. Manders crashed
center for two, Morrison and, Auer
tackling hin. Haas was downed by
Hewitt after losing a yard at end.
Munn. kicked to Fay, who ran the
ball kback eight yards to Michigan's
43-yard line.-
Hew"i t on the first pilay broke
through' #ack1, pivoted away
from at least six or seven Min-
neta players, and galloped for
a ensational 57-yard run and a
touchdown. It was a brilliant
rufktyred bly Heitt's. spec-
taeulalr 4odging an runpdng in
th' open field. Petoskey's try
for the extra point failed. Score:
Michigan 6, Minnesota 0.
Manders kicked off to Hudson
who was stpped on Michigan's 30-
VAftSITY EGATIVE
TEAM "Wlt I L DE BATE
Debaters Will Meet Detroit City
College Tomorrow Afternoon
in Alpha Nu RIoin.
Meeting its second opponent .,of
the season, the Varsity negative de-
bating team will uphold its side of
the Conference question against
Detroit City college at 3 o'clock to-
morrow afternoon in the Alpha Nu
room, fourth floor, Angell hall.
Only the second speaker for
Michigan has been decided upon by
Coach James H. McBurney who
chose Charles A. Rogers, '34, for
that position. The first speaker will
be either Julius C. Bernstein, '32, or
Jacob I. Weissman, '34; third speak-
er either Wilbert L. Hindman, '33,
or Allen V. Lowenstein, '34, will de-
bate.
Although the debate is open to
the public it is to be held before
two classes of argumentation and
debating.
A return debate with Detroit City
college, with the Michigan's affirm-
ative team debating, will be held
Wednesday in Detroit. David W.
Cannon, grad., Frederick A. Herr-
mann, grad., and Nathan Levy,
'34L, will represent M i c h i g an
against the Detroit school.
Michigan Checker Club
Beats Jackson, 63-37
The Score hjr Quarters
Michigan
Minnesota
ter
~6
2nd
0
0
3rd
4fh
0
Final
6
0
Champlin was thrown for a three
yard loss at end. Minnesota took
time out. Hewitt intercepted- Ubl's
pass on Michigan's 43-yard line.
Hudson was run outside on an end"
run after a four yard loss. Hewitt
hit center for a yard. Heston kick-
ed outside on Minnesota's 31-yardl
line.
Champlin was run out of bounds'
by Heston for no gain. LaJeunesse
stopped Champlin for no gain.
Munn kicked to Michigan's 39-yard
line where it was downed by Wells.
Hudson battered his way for
four yards through center. Man-
dens downed Heston after the
Michigan back had gone through
for two yards. Heston kicked to,
Champlin, who ran the ball back
brilliantly 50 yards through the en-~
tire Michigan team, before beirig.
br.ought" down from behind, ..on
Michigan's 38-yard line. Grinfth
replaced Champlin, and Haas went
in for Swartz.
Morrison stopped Haas for no
gain. A Minnesota pass was inter-
cepted by Petoskey, who fumbled
when he was tackled, Minnesota
recovering. Ubl went through for
two yards. Dennerly replaced Koski,
and Krezowski went in for Teeter.
Ubl passed to Haas, who dropped
the ball after receiving the heave.
Wells recovered for Minnesota, giv-
ing the Gophers a six-yard gain.
Manders went through foV five
yards and a first down.
Manders made three at guard.'
Ubl's short pass was incomplete.
The ball was on Michigan's 33-yard.
line, third down and seven yards
to go. A long pass, Ubl to Krezow-
ski, was incomplete and Minnesota
was penalized five yards for two
incomplete tosses in one set of
downs, Ubl passed to Griffith, who
was downed by Petoskey after a
five-yard gain. Michigan took time
out. It was Michigan's ball on downs
on its own 34-yard line.
Hudson was, stopped at center for
no gain. Hewitt reeled off two yards
at tackle lsefore being stopped by
Manders. and Ubl. Heston kicked to
Minensota's 30-yard line, where the
ball was downed by Williamson.
Dillner replaced Robinson at
for the Gophers.
Manders fumbled and UblIn
covered for a three-yard lo
Daniels repiacet eoky
was the firstih u
tution. Hudson took Ubl's for
pass by a brilliant catch, ar
raced 31 yards to Minnesota
34-yard line before being fore
outside. Fay hit the line for;
gain. Minnesota was penalim
five yards for being offside. F
tiuglhed through the Gopli
line- for seven- yards. and a fb
down on Minnesota's 22-ya
line.
Hewitt fumbled, and Wells
covered for Minnesota on their
21-yard line. Ivy Williamson n
a sensational interception of i
pass, and raced 13 yards to Mir
sota's seven-yard line before b
forced outside. Greenberg' rep1
Stein. Hudson hit center for t
yards, carrying the ball to. Mir
sota's..foul-yard line, as the g
ended. Final score: Michiga
Minnesota 0.
yard line after carrying the ball
back 20 yards. Heston tooK the ball
27 yards through tackle, aided by
sensational blocking, -to Minne-
sota's 43-yard line. It was Michi-
gan's first first down. Minnesota
took time out.
Heston, in an attempt to circle
end, gained a yard. Hudson plough-
ed through the line for two yards,
Munn getting the tackle. A long
pass, Hewitt to Hudson, was incom-
plete just in front of the Gopher
goal line. Heston kicked outside on
Minnesota's 11-yard line.r
Somers was hit by Morrison and
Auer for no gain. Somers was again
stopped at the line of scrimmage,
Samuels and Hozer getting the
tackle. Morrison downed Somers
after a gain of two yards at tackle.
Score at end of first quarter:
Michigan 6, Minnesota 0.
Second Quarter
Munn punted to Hudson, who was
tackled by Haas on Minnesota's 49-
yard line after a return of 10 yards.
Hewitt was downed at the line of
scrimmage. Stein broke through to
down Fay for a five-yard loss. Time
out for Michigan. Heston, on a
fake punt play, went through
guard for 11 yards. Heston kicked
to Somers, who was tackled by
Hozer and Auer on Minnesota's 14-
yard line.
Munn punted outside on Michi-
gan's 45-yard line. Hewitt was
spilled by Munn for a; four-yard
loss. Hewitt ploughed through cen-
ter for four yards. Heston kicked
to Minnesota's 27-yard line, where
it was downed by Samuels.
Munn was halted by Hewitt and
line. Hewitt took the ball outside
after a six-yard gain. Again Hewitt
hit the line, this time for two yards.
Michigan was penalized five yards
for having its backfield -in motion.
Hewitt shot through the line for
seven yards, but he stumbled and
fell before making it a first down.
Heston kicked to the Michigan 37-
yard line, where the ball wasI
downed by Williamson. A lateral
pass, Somers to Robinson, was
smeared for a five-yard loss. A
beautiful double pass, Munn to
Robinson to Somers, was good for
15 yards and a. first down on Mich-
igan's 27-yard line. Michigan called
time out.
Somers was dragged down after
a three-yard gain at end, LaJeu-
nesse and Petoskey making the
tackle. A short pass, Somers to
Manders, gained three yards. Mich-
igan again called time out. Koski
replaced Dennerly at right guard
for Minnesota. Heston intercepted
Somers' pass on Michigan's 13-yard
line.
Hewitt gained two yards at
tackle. Fay went through tackle
for 10 yards and a first down on
Michigan's 25'yard line. Hewitt hit
the line for five more yards, as the
half ended.
Score at half: Michigan 6, Min-
nesota 0.
Third Quarter
Petoskey kicked off to Somers,
who returned the ball 45 yards to
the Michigan 49-yard line. Man-
ders gained one-yard at tackle.
Somers was smeared by Hewitt for
no gain. Morrison and Hewitt stood
M d AJnr 1L3nnhic h ar3P h tA '
Minnesota. Hewitt made a yard at
a try at guard. Fay was nailed for
an eight yard loss on an end run.
Heston kicked to Champlin, who
wa~s smothered ..by five Michigan'
players after returning the ball
five yards to. Minnesota's 20-yard
line. Manders 'was stopped by Sam-
uels and Hewitt after a gain of one
yard. A lateral pass, Manders to
Champlin, was smeared for a four
yard loss by Williamson. Munn
kicked to Minnesota's 44-yard line,
where the ball was touched by
Hewitt, Minnesota recovering.
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Williamson for no gain. Somers{ tempted to crashcn e Mu
tempted to crash center. Munn
was smothered after a gain of two kicked out of bounds on Michigan's
yards over guard. iManders drove 12-yard line.
at center, but was stopped by Auer Hudson was stopped by Stein for
after a two-yard gain. Munn punt- no gain. Hewitt was stopped at the
ed to Hudson, who returned the line of scrimmage. Michigan tool
ball nine yards to Michigan's 34~ tiie out, as Petoskey was injured
yard line. Wells replaced Gay at- on the play. He continued in the
tackle for the Gophers. Swartz went game, however. Heston kicked out-
in for Haas. Minnesota took time side on Michigan's 42-yard line.
out. Manders was thrown by Hewitt
Ieston was stopped .by Manders and° Satnuels for a three yard loss..
for no gain. Hewitt squirmed Hewitt evaded the Gopher blockers
through guard for five yards. Hes- to tackle Somers for a seven yard
ton kicked to Somers, who fumbled loss. Somers' ,attempted pass was
but recovered before being downed incomplete. Munn kicked outside
on Minnesota's 27-yard line. Som- on Michigan's 38-yard line.
ers' short pass was incomplete. Hewitt hit guard, but was stop-
Soiners was halted by Morrison and ped for no gain by Munn and Man-
Samuels for a two-yard gain. Munn ders. Heston was good for five
kicked to Fay in front of the Mich- yards aound right end, Ubl and
igan goal line, the Michigan safety ells making the tackle. Heston
kicked to Somers, who was stopped
by, Auer and Hozer on the Minnes-
Waterman Expeditin ota 35-yard line after a five yard
preturn.
Menaced by Cholera Ubl went throught for two yards.
Somers' short pass to Teeter was
The dWaterman expedition was good for 10 yards and a first down
delayed in reaching the scene Qf,its. on. Michigan's 48-yard line. Man-
operations for this year by a threat ders gained a yard at center. A.
ekd cholera outb °e ti, recent. long pass, Somers to Robinson, was
letter says. All the members had to over the receiver's head. Manders
be innoculated before proceeding. hit the line for three yards, Sam-
A few silver coins of some value uels making the tackle. Somers
have picked up from day to day kicked to Fay, who returned the ball
but other than that the digging has five yards to Michigan's 15-yard
not revealed anything unusual, line.
Dr. Waterman further stated n Bill Hewitt shot through the Min-
his letter -that they intended to get nesota line for nine yards. Hewitt
dlown to remains of the late Baby- hit center for another yard and
Ionian period, whereas before they a\first down. Hudson cut around
have uncovered only obj ects of the right end for four yards. Teeter,
Hellenic and Parthian levels. Minnesota right end, was hurt on
the play, but continued in the
Daily Oficial Bulletin game. Hewitt crashed through
guard for four more yards. Heston
(Continued from Page 8) kicked to Minnesota's 14-yard line,
gan Band Groups at p. in., at where it was downed by Ivan Wil-
liamson.
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Barbour gymnasium.
Jewish Students: Debate tryouts
will be held at the Hillel Founda-
tion on Monday, Nov. 23, at 4:30
p. m. All interested are invited to
be present.
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By the score of 63 to 37 the Uni-
versity of Michigan Chess and
Checker club defeated the Jackson
Checker club Friday evening at the
Union. The high scorer of the meet,
was Dr. Andros Gulde of the Uni-
versity club with 18 points out of'
a possible 20.;
Michigan players' scores were:
Gulde, won 8, lost 0, drew 2, 18,
points; Harter, won 5, lost 2, drew
3, 13 points; Ross, won 5, lost 3,
drew 2, 12 points; Paton, won 3,
lost 3, drew 6, 10 points; Carson,
won 2, lost 2, drew 6, 10 points.
For Jackson: McCluer, won 4, lost
3, drew 3, 11 points; Eblan, won 4,
Inc A Ao. 9 ') ll1A nnin c.~te- M ainc._
Faculty Women's Club: Playread-
ing Section, Tuesday at 2:15, in the
League building.
Industrial Engineering Students:
There will be an organization meet-
ing of the Society of Industrial
Engineers Tuesday, Nov. 24, at 7:30
p. m., in Room 306 of the Union.
All industrial students and others
interested in some phase of indus-
trial control are urged to attend,
as it is hoped to be able to map out
a program for the year, as well as
elect the necessary officers.
William A. Zander,
Acting President.
Manders was stopped at the line
of scrimmage after a one yard gain.
Somers carried the ball outside for
no gain. Munn kicked to Fay, who
returned the ball four yards to
Michigan's 46-yard line. Teeter,;
trying to make the tackle, was
hurt again. Michigan was penaliz-
ed 15 yards to its 35 yard line for
holding.
Hewitt was halted for no gain.
Fay ran into a ~grpup of Minnesota:
tacklers, who downed him after a
one yard gain. Heston kicked to
Minnesota's 12-yard line, where
Williamson downed the ball. Som-
ers was stopped by Auer and Hewitt
for a one yard loss. Manders made
three yards before Auer tackled
him. Munn kicked to Fay, who re-
turned six yards to Michigan's 46-
yard line as the quarter ended.
Score: Michigan 6, Minnesota--,
Fourth Quarter
Champlin replaced Somers for
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