Michigan at Minnesota

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  South Bend news-times, South Bend, Ind., November 26, 1922, page 1

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  BERNIE KIRK Big STAR AS MICHIGAN DOWNS MINNESOTA Former Notre Dame End Aids Wolverines Retain Little Brown jug. MINNEAPOLIS MINI. Nov. 25. -(By A. P)-Michigan’s undefeated football team retained its claim with Iowa to the Big Ten champion ship by defeating Minnesota. 16 TO Z, here this afternoon. The game. played before $4,000 spectators. was replete with thrills and it appeared i’m the first quarter that the Gophers were going TO down their ancient rivals. Mich gan, however, found itself in the second period, scoring two touchdowns for a 10 to Z lead. In the dnal period the Wolverines added 10 their total by n place kick by Blot. The seven points scored by the Gophers was the largest score made against the Yostmen this season. Cappon. plunging Wolverine full back, and Kirk. left end, led in the attack which downed the Gophers. While the speedy K-pke was effectualy checked. except for a few flashes, Kinks handling of forward passes was superior to anything seen on NorthrOp field for years. Martineau, Gopher halfback, was the outstanding performer on the field. running the ends, receiving Eunts and kicking brilliantly. Nc Creery, his running mate, playing his last game at Minnesota. gained consistently and opened the game with a 40 yard return of the kick off. Minnesota completed only one forv-a-d mass durfuor the game and the failure of the Gophers 10 solve the Yost passing game was large factor contributing toward defeat Open Up Passing Game. Michigan started ner passing game in the second period. bringing the ball to the GoRhers’ 3S yard line on a long pass. Another pass

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  The Birmingham age-herald, Alabama, November 26, 1922, page 10

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  Michigan Wins Ouer Minnesota in Great Battle, Score 16–⁠7 Minneapolis. Minn., November D. retained it’s claim to the big ten championship with Iowa here this afternoon by defeating Minnesota 16 to ‘. The game was replete with thrills and it appeared in the first quarter that the Gophers were going to down their old rivals Michigan, however, found itself in the second period, scoring two touchdowns for 14 to lead. In the final peri, l the Wolver- ines added to their total with a per feet place kick by Blott The seven points scored by the Gophers was the largest score made against the Yostmen this season. The lineup and summary; Minnesota CD Eclund, l. e.; Gross, l. t.; Gay, l g., Alas, (captain). C.; Abranamson, r. g.; Mcdonald. r. g.; Schjoll. T. e.; Grose, q. b.: McGreery, l. h. b.: Martinenau, r. h. b.. Peder- son. f. b. Michigan t1s9-Kirk. l.. e: Muir head, l. t.; Slaughter. l. g.; Blott, C.. Steele. T. B.; Gosatti r. t.; Netsch, T. e.: Uleritz, q. b.; Keefer, l. h. b.; kilke, r. h. b.; Cappon, f. b. Score by periods: Minnesota ..7 0 c o. ‘ Michigan ...........0 13 0 3–⁠16 Minnesota scoring: Touchdown, McGreery. Point from try after touchdown. Ecklund. Michigan SCOT ng-Touchdowns Cappon, Kipke. Point from try after touchdown. Flott Goal from field. Blott.

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  The Bemidji daily pioneer, November 27, 1922, page 6 (results column)

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  y ‘;‘:.3se9asst a;ssssI ~, sf.t FOOTBALL RESULTS Michigan 16;; Minnesota 7. IS Wisconsin o.; Chicago O., Northwestern 8; Iowa 81 - Harvard 47l0;;# Yale 8: . Army IT, Navy “A. ~. J, Notre Dame 19;; Carnegie Tech. 0 Purdue u Indiana Ohio. State s; Illinois, 8: Dartm outh Z Brown O.: California %; Stanford Q.

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Michigan leads 78–⁠26–⁠3 in 107 meetings, counting the 94 since this game.