The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-18

pass Levene dashed tweney-Ave yards. The
Quakers we're on the rampeg and h9nsnoack
twisted himself free. He turned sharply to
the right and jumped over the chalk marks
Bounds at MichisSnis yard line. In two
splitting M~ichisanis. right wing, There had
back kicked the goal. The half ended with
the score 9 to o in P~ennsylvanias favor, put
me Q2uHakers; hdyIaS tasted sos c S,0Se; sISS and 9
When the rival men came together for the
second half Garrels kicked OF to Lawrence,
who skated back ten yards to Pennsylvania
40 yard station. Holenback annexed eight
around Michigan,s right end, GsTrels siftsd
through and knocked the tar out of L~awrences
quarterback run Greene tried to punt. and
the ball was blocked Newton grabbed 1t,
dropped IL and the ~vigilant Levene was there
with the prompt seizure. There was a punt
TO Bishop, who was tOppled quicker than he
Carries pnnted out Of bounds at MIchigan's
4O-yard mark. Hollenback, the human bull,
cleaved the centre for six yards, and then
Miohigan's sO-yard line. Folwell swept
through Michigan's left for ten yards. Greene
took a hand In. the onslaught and rammed
through clefts in the Michigan defence for
advances Of three and four yards at a clin.
WOW, sle csmepted their rush line and by
the %stifest kind OF resistance repulsed the
Quakers and took the ball on downs.
lUtN were III II dclcIIh1k lie luCNlldDlcs
Lawrence caught the ball on a punt on Michi-
gan's 40-yard line, a swarm OF Michiganders
downing him when he started 70 run. ,Zeisler.
wing v'inl;' for seven yards. HEolIenbacS bIased a
trail of twenty-eight yards on a fake kick.
sHtaarBoard side of Michigan's' line being shut
on entirely. Folwell, Hollenback and Greene
smote the opposing, wall until the ball was
Vent through Michigan, IS left for q t%ouehdoSn'
Greene caught the ppnt-out. and HollenbaGk
HoilenbscR Kicked OF to Bishop, who
oame back to the ~ yard line. Another OF
runners own line and Michigan had 10 punt.
Hollenback caught. and there was a bit Of
rough work. but no penalties; Greene made
gan got the ball on a tumble, and HoHen-
S Sara ran The GaF paif sa pu 6n M SfcS sxss'Z Is ssfd
line. Ziegler carried It six yards further
along, and Greene made two on a DELAYED
the leather on downs on the is yard line.
a punt gave the ball to Pennsylvanis.
and Lawrence had a clear field for a quarter
capsized. Hollenback. however. got in
motion and stood not upon the. order Of his
in length. Foiweil and Greene made ave
between them, then Michigan held and Greene
ttr fri db a dr or, kick sba III from %0 the Tsc 90 yard hi line esDI 1t
fb%E rsPaF and TSF f ! iffa1R St i STfTsS 1Ssm ssEISs;
into the fray for a total of nine yards, Fol-
we'll following with a RUSH that planted the
pigskin on Michigan's 8 yard line. Hollen-
back made two more, Greene in a feint on
one wing went through the other wing for a
touchdown. .Folwell missed the punt out.
and the scoring for the day was over.
With splendid interference Greene ran Ia
Garrels's kickoff thirty-ive yards. Loell got
through and spoiled Holenback's fake kicl
The ball went to Michigsn on, a punt. and
Garrels. trying an end run, got loose for once
and ran twenty-five yards, Lawrence and
Greene stopped, him just in time, Gsrrel.s
but they were far out of plumb. Pennsyl.
Vanis rushed the ball to Michiganis 10 yard
line Just before time was called and there
lost it on a tumble. The lineup and summary