South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-26
Wolverine Captain Is Playing
Wonderful Game at End
Terminate Stars.
BY BULT EVANS.

In Capt Goebel and Halfback
Kipke. Michigan has two candidates
for the All-American.
No end in recent years has played
a greater game than that which
Goebel put up against Ohio state.
For three periods Goebel was the
handspring of the Michigan eleven.
He seemed to be in every play. It
was always Goebel who was gum
ming up things for the State.
No man could go through an en-
tire game at the speed with which
Goebel played the first three quar-
tiers. 1t was beyond the power Of
any human being. With a few min
utes to play IN the third period the
big fellow practically collapsed.
Even when three or four Of his
teammates were carrying him or
the field the old spirit was still there.
He tried TO induce his teammates
that he was able 20 play and tried
to break away from their grasp, but
the punch was gone and ne was
forced 10 give way as the big crowd
cheered him to the echo.
First Kicks Field Goal.
II any one man made possible
the defeat of State by Michigan it
was Capt. Paul Geebel In the first
period he kicked a field goal from
the 3O-yard line. That goal gave
Michigan the needed confidence. it
tended 20 discomfort State.
Only a few minutes before, Goebel
had made possible the chance TO
kick goal by sitting through the sec
ondary defense and blocking Work
mans punt. The blocking Of that
punt was the first break of the
game.
In the second period, with the ball
on States SO-yard line. a ratherpoor
pass by the State center, which hit
Blair on the back because he also
started too quickly. caused a FUN
bled ball Once again Capt Goebel
was the hero. Following the ban
closely he recovered L for Michigan.
Once again the States defense haG
allowed Goebel TO filter through.
On the second play after Goebel
had recovered the ball Kipke on a
delayed double pass ran for Michi-
gan's first touchdown.
It was GOebel all through the
game. state seemed to realize his
Importance in the Michigan lineup
because he was forced 10 take
plenty OF punishment No State
player handled Goebel with kid
gloves. As a result he was often on
the ground taking a short count and
only falling TO come back at the
close of the third period.
Kipke showed ME that he was
easily the best open-field runner that
I have seen in years Behind a
strong, experienced line that would
give Kipke a chance to get the jump
he would be as much talked about
as Willie Heston Of other days. His
fine work in interrupting a forward
pass gave Michigan its second
touchdown.
Kipke's Punting a Feature.
In addition 10 the fine work on the
defense. as we'll as offence. Kipke
gave a remarkable exhibition OF
punting. Evidently he has been
coached in side-ljne kicking. a feat
ure OF play that some coaches are
very partial 20. and which I have
always regarded as good football
strategy.
On his first two attempts il was
apparent that Kipke was trying 10
get the full distance OF from IS 70
so yards on his kicks and then have
the ball go out OF bounds He failed
both times. but soon got his range.
During the game any number of his
kicks would carry close 20 80 yards
and then go out OF bounds prevent
ing State from running them back
and also saving his team from the