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… touchdown and told as much to Kipke in no uncertain terms. When sent back into the game, he GAVE in vin- dication. And the morgue was de- prived of customers. I._ _ Had the Wolverines lost, Mich- igan would…

… Dick Publow, sub fullback.1 tion off both the low and high boards. Michigan's biggest threat, whichj Chicago, Jack Kasley, and Der John-'came in the fourth quarter, resulted7 son, former Wolverine greats…

… proud. And why not? 30-yard line. Chicago came right back to march to the Wolverines 49-yard line. They l could go no farther, however, and Sherman's quick kick on third down was downed by Wasem on…

… Purucker, attemptegl a field goal, but it was blocked by a host of Maroon linemen, Fink re- covering on the nine. An intercepted pass, and Sherman's good kick over the goal line set the Wolverines back to…

… exchange, moving to the Chicago 42. Another punt exchange netted an- other yard for the Wolverines. With the ball on the Chicago 41, Ritchie, sub for Trosko, cut around left end and dashed all the way for…

… Wolverine Play Offeusive Game After Touchdown.; Gedeon Stars In Line Game Slowed Up By Raini And Mud By IRVIN LISAGOR. (Daily Sports Editor) PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 13.-(Spe- ,ial to the Daily)-In a veritable…

… negated any offense the Quakers might have boasted, al- though both Ritchie and Purucker found the going enough to their lik- ing to assure Wolverine success. Michigan clearly displayed super- iority in the…

… first half, and a holding penalty deprived them of still an- other touchdown. However, once they had gained a lead, the Wolverines were content to play defensive foot- ball and in this tactical approach…

…, Purucker distinguished himself by his punting. Stark Ritchie, who played a leading role in the Wolverines' win last wctk, again turned on the heat yesterday to the extent of 111 yards gained from scrimmage…

… 12 noon and from 1 tom pose diplomatic isolation of the Unit- Istripe in the second period when the p.m. on those days. Small repro- I ed States, according to figures re- Wolverines lost the ball after…

… Fast One... VOL. XLVIII. No. 49 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOV. 21, 1937 , PRICE FIVE CENTS Nanking Evacuated Fisher Strike Heads To Talk; Alumni Push $50,000Fund 'Wolverines Never Have A - 0…

… those few were ppointed. The Scarlet and Grey Pt through Wolverine barriers ce for a 21-0 victory, which end- the Varsity season dismally and a conjectural pallor about the 3 coaching situation. s the…

… Wolverines almost en- y on the defensive, with the brief ption of an aerial flurry in the d quarter when Fred Trosko hed them to the Ohio 13-yard Purucker Matches Wedebrook orman Purucker, again Michi- 's…

… Wolverines took the over, and Purucker edged into end zone for another punt, as the od ended. ut on the first play of the second rter evidently Norm thought that Ohioans charged too aggressively, he attempted…

… Lowrey's contingent in- teresting, as well as successful, this season. Veteran Gib James, of course, sparked the Wolverine attack by scor- ing two goals, John Fabello played his usual steady, resourceful…