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the thirtyyard line, Hogg advancing
it five yards. Hogg then kicked to
Chicago's fifty-yard line, Herschberger
returned it and Hogg brought 1t back
| fifteen yards and Michigan was given
! ali additional fifteen yards, a moment
later, for offside play. A quarterback
| kick resulted in no gain. Hogg kicked
! to Herschberger on Chicagos ten-yard
| line. Herschberger kicked to Hogg on
Michigan's thirty-f1ve-yard line, who
returned the kick to Chicago's forty
| yard line as time was called.
Changes were made by both teams
In the second half. For Michigan, Pin
| gree was replaced by Ferbert, Drum
heller going in as quarterback. For
| Chicago, G. Clarke took Coy's place,
"Ikey'' Clarke going In as quarterb;ack
! Hogg kicked off to Chtcago's goal line.
Herschberger brought it back fifteen
yards and kicked to Michigan's forty
! yard line. Hogg advanced it ten yards
with good interference. Carr was
| tackled behind the line for a three
| yard loss. Hogg kicked to Hersch-
| berger on ChicagO'S twenty-yard line,
who brought the leather back twenty
three yards, aided by splendid inter
ference. He was f1ercely tackled by
! Galley and hurt, but resumed playing.
| Herschberger punted to Michigan's
/ twenty-five-yard line, Hogg bringing 1t
! back seven yards, but the play was not
allowed and Michigan was given the
ball for holding. Galley took the ball
twice for two and three yards re-
spectively. Pingree brought the ball to
! Ch1cago's twenty-f1ve-yard line. Villa
bucked the center for a yard. Pingree
went around the end for four yards.
Hogg gained two yards on a tackle
back play and repeated the perform
ance. Galley went five yards through
right guard, bringing the ball to Chi
| cago's ten-yard line.
DESPERATE PLAY.
Michigan played desperately for q
touch down, but Chicago rallied and
secured the ball on downs. Herschber-
ger Immediately punted to the forty
yard line Pingree gained seven yards
or a tackle back play. Galley made
two yards and then five yards through
right tackle. Hogg was unable to
gain through the center. Ferbert, on
a trick play, made a pretty run Of fif-
teen yards, aided by good interference,
bringing the ball again to Chicago's
ten-yard line. Hogg was hurt but re-
sumed. Chicago took another brace
and secured the ball on downs. Hersch-
berger kicked to Hogg on the forty
yard line, Hogg advancing it fifteen
yards before being tackled. CGey made
ten yards on q tackle back. "A quar-
ter punt failed to advance the t.all and
Chicago secured it. Hamdll was sent
through the center for five yards. G.
Clarke made six yards around left end
and repeated the operation for two
yards. Michigan's ball for holding IN
line. Hogg kicked fifteen yards and
Michigan secured the ball, but it was
returned to Chicago for off side playing.
G. Clarke went two yards through left
tackle. Herschberger punted to Mich
igan's twenty-fVe-yard line. Hogg
failed to advance, Firth being on him
before he could recover from a tumble.
Hogg punted to Chicago's ive-yard
line, Herschberger bringing it back flf-
teen yards to the middle of the field.
Gardner went through center for three
yards and Herschberger punted to
Hogg on the five-yard line, who ad-
vanced 1t ten yards before being tack
led. Ferbert went seven yards around
left end and repeated it for five yards.
On a tackle back play, Hogg gained
five yards. Hogg punted to Chfcago's
f1fty-yard line. Herschberger brought
it back to the center OF the field. The
ball was then passed back to Hersch-
berger for a punt, but ne fumbled and
Henninger broke through, tackhng him
for a twelve-yard loss. Herschberger
kicked to the five-yard line, Ferbert
advanced the leather seven yards
around left end. Hogg gained a yard
through center. A tandem play re-
suited in a slight gain, Henninger and
Hogg advanced it five yards each.
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yards, but Michigan was penaliZed ten
yards for holding. Michigan advanced
the ball to Chicagos ten-yard line,
where Chicago agan secured the ball
on downs. Herschberger kicked to
Michigan's fifty-hve-yard line. Farm
ham gained seven yards around right
end. Farnham and Galley were both
tackled for losses and the ball went to
Chfcogo on their f1ftyyard line, Hersch-
berger punted to Hogg on Michigan's
forty-yard line, but the play was not
allowed, and Michigan was given the
ball for holding.
By this time it had grown so dark
that 1t was difficult to distinguish the
players. The ball was brought back
to Chicago's forty-fve-yard line. Carr
was hurt on a misplay, but resumed.
Michigan failed to advance the neces-
sary five yards, and Chicago secured
the ball on downs. A long wrangle then
resulted, both teams insisting it was
too dark to play. Thousands Of matches
We're lit In the audience, making a
pretty sight. The band struck up
Just Tell Them That You Saw Me-"
and the audience Joined in the chorus
with a will. Finally play was re-
sumed Some one made fifteen yards
around Chicago's right end Galley
was showed along another five yards,
and a moment after Henninger made
touchdown, Ferbert kicking an easy
goal. Score, Chicago Z, Michigan g.
Herschberger kicked out of bounds.
On a quarterback kick Herschberger
gained five yards. Then the electric
lights were turned on, and every one
signified his approval by yelling as
much as possible. Herschberger kicked
to Michigan's twenty-yard line, but it
was brought back and Chicago given
ten yards for off-side play. AS the
game drew to a conclusion the din be-
came terrific, the sympathizers of both
sides keeping up a continuous roar.
Gardner went through center for three
yards. Herschberger kicked to Michi-
gan's fOrty-yard line. Greenleaf went
around left end for five yards. Galley
gained three yards through right
guard, Farnham forty yeards around
right end, Ferbert one yard around left
end, Villa five yards through left
tackle. On a guards back play Fer
bert gained four yards, and the ball
was in the center Of the field Villa
gained two yards on g. tackle play.
Ferbert advanced the bal three yards
ter, but found 1t impregnable. Galley
went around right end for ten yards.
A tackle play resulted in no gain
Galley was pushed through right tackle
for five yards. Chicago then secured
the ball on downs. Herschberger punt
ed to HOgg on Michigan's forty-five-
yard line, who was tackled by Firth for
no gain. Drulnheller advanced 1t five
yards, but the ball was brought back
and given to Chicago for holding in
the line Gardner went through for
five yards. Herschberger gained five
yards through center, and time was
called with the ball in Chicago's pos
session on Michigan's fort-yard line.
Total score, Chicago 7, Michigan 8. The