… One.) - onsible for giving the Wolverines: rge share of their 11 first downs. started out for a victory at the; start of the contest. Rockwell ed off to Hunt who returned 10 I s to the Ohio 18 yard line…
… 1 2 .'33 irdue ..... 1 0 2 .333 1 diana .... 1 0 2 .33 io State.. 1 2 2 .333j orthw'ern . 1 0 3 .250 isconsin . 0 1 2 .000 ved itself into, a line bucking the Wolverines waiting for a k to start…
… exclusively ajd were on the offensive most of the time as the coaches want the Wolverines to be well versed in the Purple plays when the two teams meet. The scrimmageL in which 24 Varsity men participatel wound…
… be greatly oaching staff, three of the members e with the Wolverines. Uteritz, back- ichigan's two great undefeated teamsI Dunne, line coach, was one of the gan and captained the team in 1921. the…
… Wolverines and the mIreaining four and a hal Buckeyes in taking third place. The place fourth in a field of 1 j In the first half, Northwestern tried of Michigan finished clos In a slow, uninteresting, and one…
… conquer the great Michigan team and when the smoke had cleared away they had done their duty. Faced with a great Wolverine attack that had spelled disaster to their last four predecessors, the Hawkeyes put…
…, )Iurchison Ma ble aind (waved little yellow and blue flags at the frantic behest of cheer- The cagey Wolverine gridders ap- leaders. They arose in their seats peared on the field with white-washed again…
…' Homecoming, main interest in which more distinctly than in ordinary con- Commerce luncheon. Tuesday noon, centers about the Wolverine-Buckeye versation. will start the day's activity. At this clash in the…
… office before Nov. 26.1 WOLVERIN E S SET FOJ (Continued won him the r best passer in1 AN ) H AWK EYES I I4ARD GAME HERE I From Page Six.) eputation of being the the West and probably U" :.Zlidllt l…
