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November 11, 1945 (vol. 56, iss. 10) • Page Image 1

Wolverines Tire After Ha Against Middie TAflacks By BILL MULLENDORE, Daily Sports Editor (Special to The Daily) BALTIMORE, Md. Stadium, Nov. 10-Navy's long subdued steamroller finally unwound itself against a…

… of the Naval Academy as they took advan- tage of almost every opportunity to cross the goal line five times. The lighter and younger Wolverines managed to make a fight of it for the first half and went…

… the drive that led to their first score. With Minisi doing most of the ball carrying, Navy roared all the way to the Mich- igan 31 before losing the ball on downs. On the next play, a Wolverine lat…

… Michigan miscue gave Navy its second touchdown shortly after the second period opened. After the Wolverines failed to gain follow- ing the kickoff, Jack Weisenburger sliced an eight-yard boot out of bounds…

Wolverines to the goal. Currence, place kicker extraordinary, converted this time, making the score 13-0. Michigan was not disheartened, ap- parently, and came right back to count its first tally. After an ex…

November 24, 1945 (vol. 56, iss. 18) • Page Image 1

… objections" to a ner at the position. Veterans' Organization request for Yerges Is Quarterback extended Christmas vacation were Otherwise, theWolverines appeared predicted by Dr. Frank E. Rob- to be in good…

…- feated but once-tied Indiana this af- ternoon. Possible inclement weather also added to the Wolverine woes. Yester- day's snowfall was adequately taken See MICHIGAN, Pg. 3" r-- pera Favorite Featured by et…

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