Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09
Michigan Takes
l6+l Win Over
FuInbIiIlg Army
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clad Cadets. Vincent Barta. the
Army back who punted the bah,
had the last shot ut Barron the
Cadets Is. but didn't come close
to bringing down the Michigan
speedster.
Barr. an adept pass-receiveI
as well as q ball-carrier. set ur
the first Michigan touchdown
early in the first quarter after
Al Sigman, Wolverine tackle,
had recovered the first Of Uehel's
fumbles on the Army As. On
third. down. Quarterback Jim
Maddox fired q long pass to
Barr, who took the bah on the
6 and scrambled to the /. Mad
dock failed on q sneak play,
but Barr shot OF his left tackle
for the touchdown. Kramer's try
for the extra point was wide.
Brilliant Run Nullified
Later In the quarter, Jim Pace
Z feet Negro back from Little
Rock, Ark. sped around his
rtRht end, cut back and ran So
yards before Don Holleder, the
erstwhile end who now plays
quarterback for Coach Red
Blaik. brought him down at the
Army 20 with q desperation
tackle. The brilliant run was null
lined by q penalty for illegal use
Of hands. the first of several
that killed Of PAGES runs be-
fore he finally scored late in the
fourth quarter.
Although Bars long punt re-
turn gave Michigan another six
points. midway Of the second
quarter. Army made its best
showing during those is minutes.
However. one Of Uebel's fumbles,
which followed q poor pitchout
BY Russ Mericle, Army's reserve
quarterback, broke up one drive
and the Cadets ineptness with
the forward pass also hurt q lot.
Few observers got the impress
sion that Holleder is q suitable
replacement for Pete Vann as
Biaik's Information quarterback.
Don. q great end last year, is
supposed to be ambidextrous.
although better as a left handler.
Against the Wolverines. Holleder
clicked on only one of nine pass
attempts. while Mericle failed
with his only throw.
Lone Completion Backfires
In his first two games at quar-
terback, against Furman and
Penn State, Holleder connected
with only one pass In each, but
both times q touchdown resulted.
The only pess Don completed to-
day came late In the third period
and went to Mike Zeigler. the
publicized halfback who was per-
mitted play only because Prince
Albert Of Belgium interceded
and obtained an amnesty which
lifted Mikes punishment for an
infraction Of West Points rigid
rules.
X Even this pass came to grief,
however. for zeigler, after rum
ming about ~ yards and threat
ening to break into the clear,
fumhled the ball when tackled
and Early johnson recovered for
Michigan.
Like Uebel, Holleder gave 1t q
good try all afternoon. but 1t
just didn't seem to be his day.
Although the fumbling reached
It's peak In the third quarter.
when the wolverines got into
the act, too, there was no scor-
Ing In this period. But q penalty
for pass interference, In which
The unlucky Uebel was the cul-
prit, gave Michigan the bali on
Army's vineyard line. Fullback
Ed Shannon plunged over for
the score early In the fourth
period after the Cadets had held
stubbornly for three downs.
This time, Hanback, Tony
Branoff gave Michigan Its first
Extra point by taking the pass
from center and running wide
into the end zone.
Michigan,s fourth touchdown
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