Evening star., 1950-11-26
Ohio Stute
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eye lineman. fell on it there.

eye llneman. fell on it there.
Janowicz was thrown for a loss
and an intentional grounding
penalty moved the ball back te
the IS, but Janowicz hit Tom
Watson with pass to the %
From that point, the Ohio ace
booted his three-pointer to wind
up his teams scoring.
Late in the same period, Ort-
mann booted out of bounds on
Ohio's 8, from which point Mich
igan's captain. Allen Wahl, broke
through to block Janowicz' kick.
the bali rolling out of the end
zone for an automatic safety. e
A bit Of quick thinking and an
other blocked kick gave Michigan
its winning touchdown in the
second period. Ortmann had
punted out on Ohio's 8. with less
than a minute to go, and Ohio
attempted to run line plays to use
up the time rather than kick from
its own end zone.
Blocked Kick Fatal.
After each play, however, Mich
igan called time out. Ohio was
forced to kick with 20 seconds to
play. Tony Momsen, brother OF
Ohio's Bob, rushed through the
line, blocked Janowicz' kick in the
slippery footing, and fell on the
ball in the end zone for the score
Harry Allis booted the extra
point and Michigan was on its
way to the Big Ten title and the
tournament of Roses.
The last half was a scoreless
duel. with Janowicz and Ortmanr
continuing theK punting ex.
changes.
Ortmann booted "a times for Z
3o-yard average. while Janowic.
kicked 81 times for a 32-yare
average. Both marks were phe
nomenal in view of the slipper,
going and the heavy wind. St
heavy was the snow that at time.
1t was impossible to see the play.
ers from the pressbox, and wher
measurements for first down.
were necessary, brooms were usec
to sweep off the field to fine
the yard markers.
Nearly $4,000 Stay Away
Although $4,000 tickets-thirc
largest amount ever sold for ar
Ohio game-were disposed of be.
fore the contest, only $3.50:
braved the elements to see the
game.
Only two weeks ago, Ohio State
was rated the No. / team ir
America. But today after sue.
cessive defeats by Illinois anc
Michigan. the Buckeyes fint
themselves as also-rans in thei
own conference.
Chuck Gandee was Ohio's tor
ground gamer. with Is yards in /
tries. while Ralph Straffon, sub
stitute fullback, topped the VOL
verines on the ground with i
yards in IL tries.
All of Strafon's running was II
the closing periods when Michi
gan used ground plays to run ou
the clock and relied on Ortmann
fine punting to keep the Buckeye!
from scoring.
Michigan " 7 o.!
Ohio State 0 O:
Scoring: Michigan touchdown-Momsen
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MICHIGAN.
Left end-Perry, Green.
Left tackle-Johnson
Left guard--Kinyon, McWilliams.
Center-Kraeger. T. Momsen. Topor
Right Euard-Wolter, A. Jackson Timm
Right tackle-Stribe, Wahl, Ohlenroth.
Right end-Allts Osterman. Clark.
Quarterback-Putich.
Left halfback-Ortmann
Right halfback-Koceski, Oldham. Brad
Fullback-DStska s.rsaen, Tinkham.
Left end-Watson. s. Gandee.
Left tackle-Wittman. Logan.
Left guard-Ruzich. ManZ Fischer
Center-Mcculloush; Held.
Right tackle-Trautwein, Campanella.
Risht end-Grimes. Anderson.
rback-Curcillo. Ellwood. Widdoes
Left halfback-Janowicz. Sturtz.
Risht halfback-Klevap, Hamilton, Bru
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