The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-14

Philadelphia, Nov. 1S.-For the first
time since 1907 the University OF PennSyl-
vania football team was defeated today
/ the victor being the sturdy eleven of the
1 University of Michigan. The final score
was: Michigan, u; Pennsylvania, 8. 1t
was Michigans fifth attempt to win
game from her worthy eastern opponent
and the victory was well deserved,
Michigan was a surprise to the support
ers of Pennsylvania and other eastern
followers of the game, VINO came here
to see the east clash with the west. Inc
( Pennsylvania players, without detracting
| from the visitors. put up poor exhiol-
| ton.
1 Michigan's superior weight told on their
opponents light line, Pennsylvania made
ten changes in the line. while Michigan
was compelled to send in only one sub
stitute.
. Michigan scored the first touchdown
within two minutes after the game
started. BraddOck for Pennsylvania in
running back the kickoff fumbled and a
fleet Michigan end fell on the ball thirty
yards from Pennsylvania goal. A line
play gained ten yards and then Aller-
dyce shot forward pass to Magidsohn,
who was across the line before a Penn
syivania man could lay hands on him.
The second touchdown for Michigan
was earned oy hard playing in which
the heavy Michigan men gave great
exhibition of how to carry the ball.
From this point it looked like Michi-
gan's game, but later Pennsylvania
showed some of her old-time form. Re
ceiving the ball on Michigan's forty-yard
line the Pennsylvanians began to pound
the Michigan line, putting the ball on the
Michigan 5-yard line.
Hutchinson was here given the ball
and with mighty push from his fellows,
he was forced straight through Michi-
gans center for Pennsylvania only
touchdown.
Pennsylvania won the toss and took
the west goal. Allerdice kicked off
for the Wolverines.
BraddOck. in running the ball back
fumbled, and 1t was Michigan's ball
on Pennsylvania thirty yard line. A
line play and forward pass put the
ball on Pennsyivania's five-yard line.
After two minutes play Magidsohn was
pushed over for a touchdown. Aller-
| dice kicked goal.
Michigan, 6; Pennsylvania, 0.
MagidsOhn, on a fake formation,
went around Pennsylvania right end
| for the second touchdown. and Aller-
dice kicked a difficult goal
Michigan, u; Pennsylvania, 0.
Allerdice punted to miGfield. For
the next fifteen minutes the playing
was in Michigan's territory, with Penn
sylvania in possession of the ball most
of the time.
Pennsylvania got the ball on Michi-
gan's forty yard line, and then began
series Of plays through Michigan
line. Downs were made with diff
Guilty, but finally Hutchinson was given
the ball on Michigans five-yard line
and plunged straight through the CEN
ter for Pennsylvania's first touchdown.
BraddOck kicked an easy goal.
| Michigan. IL: Pennsylvania, s.
After Pennsylvania touchdown the
teams INDUCED in a punting duel, the
feature of which was a kick by Hutch
inson which rolled seventy Yards to
within fifteen feet of Michigan's goal.
Michigan played almost perfect foot
ball during the half, her tackling be-
ing sure, and the catching of punts
being as good as anything seen on
Franklin field this season. Pennsyl-
vania, on the other hand, played
loosely.