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MAULBETSCH AND SPARKS STAR


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carried the ball on several occasions.
Jacks was the" main ground gainer
and he'd be a valuable man on anyone's

football team.
Maulie scored the touchdown whic]
was only fitting and proper. He car
red the ball over from the two-yar
line and the Michigan rooters becam
crazy, and some of them even wealthy
The lineup and summary:
Michigan (9) M. A. C. (0)
Dunne........L.E.........Ramse:
Weimaun.......L.T.........Straigh
Boyd............L.G.......... Coryel
Niemann.........C........ Frimodi
Rehor...........R.G.... Vandervoor
Weske...........R.T....... Blackloc
Peach..........R.E. Henning (Capt.
Sparks..........Q.B.......... Huebe
Maulbetsch
(Capt.).......L.H...........Fic
Raymond........R.H........... Jacki
Smith.........F.B..........Butle
Substitutions: Michigan-Gracey foi
Boyd, Eggert for Maulbetsch, Bathrici
for Raymond. M. A. C.-McLellan foi
Fick, Nelson for Henning, Henning fo
Nelson, Ote for Blacklock, Baker fo
Butler.
Touchdown-Maulbetsch.
Goal from field-Sparks.
Referee-W. B. Hackett of Wes
Point. Umpire-J. C. Holderness o
Lehigh. Field judge-Anthony Haine
of Yale. Head linesman-Leigh Lynch
of Brown.
Time of periods-15 minutes.
THE GAME PLAY BY PLAY
M. A. C. won the toss and elected to
kick, Michigan defending the western
goal. Hugh Blacklock, the M. A. C
star tackle kicked off promptly at 2:30
to Captain Maulbetsch who was
thrown on 25-yard line. On the third
play Sparks went through the M. A.
C. line for 15 yards. Smith stopped
after gaining one yard. Smith added
another yard.
Sparks punted to Heubel who was
downed on the 22-yard line. Butler
made 12 yards through center. Wally
Niemann nailed Butler for no gain.
Smith dropped after gaining 3 yards.
M. A. C. was penalized 6 yards, putt-
ing the ball on their 25-yard line.
Butler punted to Sparks who returned
13 yards. The ball was called back
and Michigan was penalized 15 yards.
M. A. C.'s first down on the 35-yard
line. Smith downed Jacks after the
latter had gained a yard. The Mich-
igan line smeared Jacks, who tried to
circle left end. Morry Dunne nailed
Jacks who gained 7 yards. Butler ad-
ded 2, yards. M. A. C. was penalized
15 yards putting the ball on their own
37-yard line.
On a fake punt Jacks added 3 yards.
Butler punted to Sparks who returned
40 yards to the Michigan 48-yard line.
Maulie added 8 yards around left end.
Pat Smith dove over the line for a
yard. Maulie added 2 yards. Captain
Maulbetsch plows through right tackle
for first down to 40-yard line. Sparks
added 8 yards.
Pat Smith made first down on the
M. A. C. 28-yard line. On a fake play
Maulie was nailed for no gain. Frick
stopped Sparks for no gain. Maul-
betsch dropped back to try for field
goal on the 35-yard line. Sparks drop-
kicked goal after a high pass. It was
a beautiful kick, the ball sailing
squarely between the bars with sev-
eral yards to spare.
Score: Michigan, 8; M. A. C., 0.
Twelve minutes had been consumed.
Phil Raymond kicked off to Butler
who was thrown on the 28-yard line.
Jacks gained 2 yards through the
right side of the line. Blacklock was
called back behind the line for a play
which netted 4 yards. Jacks added 1
yard through Boyd. Fourth down and
one yard to go, and Butler punted to
Sparks.
The ball was called back and M. A.
C. was penalized 5 yards. Ramsey was
off side. Butler punted to Sparks who
returned with one of his characteristic

dashes along the left side of the field.
Smith was held for no gain. Ball on
M. A. C.'s 42-yard line.
Phil Raymond was thrown for a
yard loss. Pat Smith dropped back;
10 yards and threw a long forward
pass but Heubel broke it up. Sparks
dropped back to punt and the ball was,
downed on the M. A. C. 10-yard line.
The kick'fell untouched and a Michi-
gan man fell on the ball._
Butler dropped back to punt, but it
was a fake kick and Jacks raced
around right end for 9 yards. Jacks
made a first down on M. A. C.'s 43-
yard line. Hugh Blacklock dropped
back for an end run, but Dunne and7
Smith dropped him for no gain. Jacksl
netted 2 yards through Weimann. But-t
ler punted to Sparks who was forced

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outside on the Michigan 31-yard line.
Sparks dropped back and punted to
Heubel who was nailed almost in his
tracks by Peach and Big Fritz Rehor.
Peach nailed Jacks after the latter
had added 3 yards around left end.
The ball was on M. A. C.'s 40-yard
line. Hugh Blacklock was nailed for
no gain.
The M. A. C. backfield fumbled, and
Peach dropped on the ball. Michigan
rooters went wild. Maulie gained
three Yards but the Michigan team was
penalized 15 yards. Sparks raced
around left end for 5 yards. Pat
Smith was stopped by Ramsey for no
gain. Sparks punted to Heubel who
was thrown in his tracks by Bull
Dunne on the 10-yard line. The first
quarter ended just as the Michigan
end tackled the Aggie quarter-back.
The Michigan ends have been -cover-
ing punts in sensational style, while
Sparks has been getting away from the
M. A. C. flankers repeatedly for long
gains.
Quarter ended. Score: Michigan, 8;
M. A. C., 0.

igan. was penalized. M. A. C.'s ball,
first down, on the 20-yard line. Rehor
stopped Jacks after the latter had
gained 3 yards through center. Jacks
fumbled and recovered after gaining
2 yards. Butler punted to Sparks.
Sparks came back 15 yards on Mich-
igan's 45-yard line.dPat Smith added
8 yards to the left side of the line and
fumbled, M. A. C. recovering.
Butler tried the center of the line
for no gain, Wallie Niemann throwing
him. The Aggies tried a spread for-
mation. Butler then threw a long
forward pass and Maulbetsch inter-
cepted the throw, with Michigan's ball
on the 22-yard line. From punt for-
mation Sparks added 4 yards. Ray-
mond hit left tackle for 2 yards.
Sparks tried another end run, but was
thrown for a yard loss. Time taken
out for Vandervoort of M. A. C.
Sparks dropped back and punted
outside on the M. A. C. 36-yard line.
On the first play Morrie Dunne broke
through and spilled Heubel for a 7-
yard loss. Weske dropped Jacks in
his tracks. Butler punted to Sparks
who returned 17 yards to the Michi-
gan 45-yard line. Raymond added a
yard. Sparks hit the left side of M.
A. C.'s right end for 15 yards. Time
was taken out for Sparks. The ball
was on M. A. C.'s 36-yard line.
Maulbetsch was thrown back by
Henning for no gain. Heubel inter-
cepted a forward pass and returned
to M. A. C.'s 45-yard line. Tad Wei-
mann nailed Jacks for a 2-yard loss.
McClellan caught a short pass and
gained 2 yards. M. A. C. tried a spread
formation, but Peach intercepted the
pass.
On the first play Sparks added 1
yard. On a tackle-around play, Wei-
mann was thrown for no gain. Black-
lock threw Sparks for a 3-yard loss.
Sparks punted to Jacks who returned
3 yards. M. A. C. on their own 28-
yard line.
M. A. C. tried a fake play and Ray-
mond threw Jacks after he had gained
7 yards. Jacks added 2 yards. Nel-
son replaced Captain Henning of the
Aggies. Butler punted over the Mich-
igan goal line. Ball was put into
play on the 20-yard line. Sparks
gained 3 yards through left guard.
Timeout for Maulie. Pat Smith gain-
ed' 3 yards. Maulie ployedrthrough
left tackle Just as the quarter closed.


play Pat Smith circled left end and
finally fell on the M. A. C. 2-yard line.
Captain Maulbetsch plowed through
center for a touchdown. Michigan
crowd went wild. Eggert replaced
Maulbetsch. Sparks punted out from
behind the goal line. Morrie Dunne
missed goal.

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Heubel punted to Maulbetsch who
turned 3 yards to M. A. C.'s 40-yard
ne. Michigan punted and M. A. C.
mbled, Pat Smith recovering on the
. A. C. 20-yard line. Sparks thrown
r no gain. Sparks circled right
d and was finally forced outside on
e M. A. C. 12-yard line. Fourth
wn with a foot to gain. On a fake

Lugbert Easily
Defeats Kelsey
Due to the rains of the past three
days, only one match was played yes-
terday in the fall tennis tournament.
Egbert defeated Kelsey 6-1, 6-1, and
went into the semi-finals by doing so.
The result was somewhat of a sur-
prise, for although Egbert has been
playing an excellent game, Kelsey was
expected to give him a battle.
Weather permitting, the fourth
round will be completed by tomorrow
night, and the semi-finals will be
played off Tuesday.
over for first down. McClellan tried
to pass but the play was incompleted
Jacks tried forward pass but Eggert
intercepted. Pat Smith threw a long
pass to Sparks on M. A. C's 22-yard
line.
Game ended.
Score: Michigan, 9; M. A. C., 0.

OTHER, ORID RESULTS
West
Ohio State, 7; Illinois, 6.
Iowa, 24; Purdue, 5.
Case, 12; Mt. Union, 0.
Marietta, 93; St. Mary's, 0.
Ohio, 13; Oberlin, 7.
Denison, 27; Western Reserve, 0.
East
Harvard, 47; Massachusetts Ag-
gies, 0.
Georgetown, 10; Dartmouth, 0.
Army, 53; Trinity, 0.
Navy, 12; West Virginia, 7.
Washington and Jefferson, 12; West-
minster, 0.
Snow Postpones Western Grid Game
Jacksonville, Ill., Oct. 21.-The foot-
ball game between Illinois College
and the University of St. Louis was
postponed today on account of snow.
The game probably will be played on
Monday.



Score: Michigan, 9; M. A. C., 0.


Fick replaced Baker. Michigan
kicked off to Jacks on the 30-yard line.
Blacklock smashed through center for
8 yards. M. A. C. tried an open for-
mation play. Michigan linesmen broke
through and Heubel was forced to
run, and gained a yard. Jacks went

r Second Quarter
r M. A. C. fumbled on the first play
but the backfield recovered. Butler
punted to Sparks and the ball rolled
on Michigan's 15-yard line. Sparks
t returned it nearly 30 yards and was
f downed on the 42-yard line. Frimo-
8 dig stopped Raymond for no gain.
h Raymond added 6 yards through the
middle of the line. Captain Maul-
betsch squirmed through center for
first down.
Sparks was thrown by Blacklock
for no gain. Captain Mailbetsch ad-
a ded 2 yards. Sparks punted to Jacks
. and half a dozen Michigan players car-
Sried him backwards. The ball was on
the 15-yard line. Butler skirted right
end for 5 yards. Jacks made it first
down on the 25-yard line. Jacks hit
left tackle for 4 yards.
Jacks carried the ball again, and
added 4 yards. Butler was thrown
by Rehor after he had made a yard,
but it was first down for M. A. C. The
ball was on M. A. C.'s 36-yard line.
Jacks carried the ball again, and plow-
ed through for 8 yards. Blacklock
gained 2 yards but M. A. C. was penal-
ized 15 yards. Butler tried to circle
right end, but Phil Raymond threw
him for no gain. Butler? tried Mich-
igan's left end but Bull Dunne and
Raymond stopped him for no gain.
Butler punted to Sparks who was
thrown on the 30-yard line.
Sparks was thrown for no gain
when he tried to go through center.
Vandervoort broke through the Mich-
igan line and Pat Smith was thrown
for a 2-yard loss. The Michigan team
dropped back for a conference. Sparks
circled M. A. C.'s right end for 17
yards and was forced outside on the
45-yard line. Sparks tried left tackle
but was thrown after gaining a yard.
Phil Raymond was nailed by Ramsey.
Michigan was penalized 15 yards. The
ball was on the Michigan 33-yard line.
Sparks skirted M. A. C.'s left 'end
for 28 yards, ,and was finally forced
outside on M. A. C.'s 43-yard line.
Sparks played sensational football all
afternoon. Pat Smith gained three
yards and was nailed by Frimodig.
A fake play failed as Captain Maul-
betsch was dropped in his tracks.
Sparks punted to Jacks who was
thrown by Weimann in his tracks on
the 15-yard line. Butler punted to
Sparks who returned 15 yards, after
shaking off two M. A. C. tacklers.
Pat Smith plowed through center
for 4 yards. Gracey replaced Boyd.
Sparks dropped back and threw a long
forward pass to Bull Dunne who
caught it and was not downed until he
reached M. A. C.'s 10-yard line. M.
A. C. spilled 2 plays for no gain. At
thin point it started to sprinkle.
Sparks passed over the M. A. C. goal
and Michigan lost possession of the
ball when it hit the ground.
On the first play the Aggies fumbled
but the half closed at this point. The
ball was on their 8-yard line.
Score: Michigan, 8; M. A. C., 0.
Between halves the Michigan band
marched onto the field and drew up
in front of the Michigan rooters, play-
ing "The Victors." The M. A. C. band
marched onto the field after "The Vic-
tors" had been completed, as the Ag-
gie rooters yelled.
Third Quarter
second half. Phil Raymond kicked off
Michigan kicked off to start the
to Butler who was thrown by Weske
on the 30-yard line. Heubel tried cen-
ter but Niemann threw him after a
1-yard gain. M. A. C. was penalized
15 yards. The ball was on the 20-yard
line. Butler punted to Sparks who re-
turned 10 yards to the 45-yard line.
The ball was called back and Mich-

Score: Michigan, 3; M. A. C., 0.
Fourth Quarter
Henning replaced Nelson. Michigan
team was held for downs and it was
M. A. C.'s ball on the 30-yard line.
M. A. C. gained 2 yards. Butler broke
through and was downed on the 20-
yard line. Time out for Blacklock.
M. A. C.'s ball on the 20-yard line,
third down and Butler thrown for a
yard loss. Fourth down and one to
go. Ote replaced Blacklock. But-
ler tried to drop-kick on the 30-yard
line, but the ball went wild. Mich-
igan's ball on her 20-yard line. Sparks
plowed through center for 5 yards.
Phil Raymond tried left tackle and
added 2 yards. German Bullet made
it first down on the 30-yard line. Pat
Smith was thrown for 1-yard ,loss by
Ramsey. Sparks punted and Heubel
was forced outside on M. A. C.'s 35-
yard line.
Rehor stopped Jacks for no gain.
McClellan hit right tackle for 4 yards.
Baker replaced Butler. Baker drop-
ped back and threw a pass to Hen-
ning, but the play was broken up.
Heubel punted outside on the Mich-
igan 40-yard line. Michigan tried a
fake play but there was no gain.
Sparks punted to Heubel on the M. A.
C. 20-yard line and Peacn nailed him
in his tracks. Jacks added a yard. On
a fake play Niemann stopped Baker
for no gain. Rehor spilled Jacks for
a 3-yard loss on a double pass.

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