The Saint Paul globe., 1898-11-25
won BY MICHIGAN
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Line bucking advanced the ball to the
thirty line, and Hershberger again
tried a place kick from the forty-fve-
yard line. This time he succeeded, the
ball going squarely between the posts.
Michigan, 6; Chicago, 5.
Galley kicked off to the ten-yard line.
Hershberger caught 1t and returned the
punt to Michigan's f1fty-two- yard line.
Galley sent it sailing back to the fff-
teen-yard line. Here Chicago tried q
triple pass, but IT resulted in a five
yard loss and Hershberger kicked to
Michigan's ffty-yaTd line. Mclean re-
turned it twenty yards.
Chfcago's ball cn downs on Mfcfi-
gan's thirty y-five-yard line Hershber-
ger kicked twenty yards. Time called
with the ball on Michigan's twenty
OF e-yard line.
SECOND HALF.
Hershberger opened the second half
by kicking to the f1ve-yard line, Street
returning it fifteen yards. Galley kick
ed to Chicago's forty-three-yard line.
Two double passes failed to work and
it was Michigan's ball ON downs on
Chicago's forty-f1ve-yard line. Galley
kicked over the line. The ball was
brought out and Hershberger kicked to
Michigan's thirtyf1Ve-yard line Street
returning it to the center of the field.
Mass plays advanced the oval ten
yards, and Galley kicked to Chicago's
thirty -eight-yard line. Hershberger.
Webb and Kennedy were sent into the
line for good gains, but Michigan held
for downs when the ball had reached
the center. Line buckinga advanced it
to ChicagG's forty-yard line. Galley
kicked to the twenty-yard line. Chicago
worked the double pass successfully,
Henry going twenty-five yards in the
right direction. Hershberger kicked to
Michigan's fifteen-yard line. Galley re-
turned it twenty-five yards before be-
ing fiercely tackled by Burnett. Then
came the star play of the game. The
ball was given to Widman on a delay
ed pass. Chicago's ends and back were
drawn in and with big Kennedy and
HamiIl but four or five yards behind
him, the little fellow sped like a deer
down the field. He reached the five
yard line before Shaker tackled him
from behind, but he fell forward and
slid over the line for the winning
touchdown. Hershberger kicked over
the line. The ball was brought out
and Galley kicked to the Chicago's fifty
yarQ line, f1erShDefSef returning IL
fifteen yards. Line bucking advanced
the oval to the thirty-five-yard line
and it was Michigan's ball for holding.
Galley kicked to Chicago'S twenty-five
yard line. Bennett made a beautiful
tackle. and prevented any return.
Hershberger kicked to Michigan's
twenty y-five-yard line. Mclean, with
Streets Interference, returning it to the
fifty-yard line. A quarterback kick
gave Chicago the ball on the forty
five-yard line. Two double passes
gained twelve yards, but the third
time it failed. Henry made four yards
through left guard, Hershberger kick
ed to Michigan's f1ve-yard line, Mclean
returning the ball to the thirty one
yard line. Galley kicked to Chicago's 8
fifty-yard line. Hershberger, slipping
up the left side of the field, returned
it to Michigan's thirty Vineyard line.
The Maroons then got down to hard
football. The line men worked like
fends and the heavy Chicago's backs
were crushed through time and time
again for big gains. The ball was final
ly advanced to Michigan's Vineyard
line. when Hershberger, head down,
and pulled along by big Burnett,
plunged through left guard and tackle
for a touchdown. The goal was kicked
easily Chicago II; Michigan u.
An exchange of punts and 1T was
Michigan's ball on her ffty-yard line.
Galley made three yards through CEN
ter. Time was called with the ball On
Chicago's fifty-yard line.
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