… for a 1920 match between the East and the 1West much attention has been given to Harvard and Michigan. In spite of the disastrous nature of the recent= Wolverine season, the Maize and Blue is looked to…
… previous years at Mich- igan Yost has lost but three Confer- ence games and three Western games outside of the Conference. No team has been able to repeat against the Wolverines, however, so that a Michi…
…. Ball on Minnesota's 25-yard line. Oss gets first down on Minnesota's 28-yard line. Lampi covers 5 yards. Arntson adds 4 on the right side of the, Wolverine forward wall. Ruben gets first down on Michigan…
…-yard line. Arntson stopped for a gain. Lampi rambles to Michigan's 12-yard line. Ruben stop- ped for no gain. Oss goes through left tackle to the Wolverine '4-yard line. Ruben is held on Michigan's 2…
… with a sight into Wolverine dete Led by Captain Goetz, whc challenged as the individ sive star of the game, the team fought to a finish whi ed two touchdowns and a triumph. ALPHA NU LAST SOCIETY CHOOSE…
… During three complete the greater part of the eleven threatened repeat( ed the final scoring punc duet which blazed ironic Wolverine total column, 'ance in the third period through Brightmire's fur covery…
… et the 1920 Michigan eleven, secured a berth on Walter Ee- kesall's second All-conference elev- en, heing the only Wolverine player to be so chosen. No Michigan man was on the first team. The mythical…
…. The pro- minutes before the opening whistle. gram for the evening was concluded Michigan, spirit was at its height by the playing of "The Victors" and during the game. B3th Wolverine and the singing of…
… attend- ed him does not think that his'case is serlous. 'ignodr Bond% was able tor leave -with the rest *of, the party on the 2 45 ' Wolverins firtNew York Friday afternoon. ENOMISHl SLDIERS BARRED' ?'9031…
