Army at Michigan

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  Evening star, October 3, 1954, page 64

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  Underdog Arn1y’s link Holds As Michigan Bows, 26 to 7 ANN ARBOR, Mich, Oct. q Army extended one of footballs most battling jinxes today by up setting Michigan, 26–⁠7, today before 69,783 fans. The Cadets, l3-point under dogs, scored three times in the first half on end thrusts by Mike zeigler, Pat Uebel and Tommy Bell. Bell. a hard-running halfgack from the Bronx in New York City, scored his second touch down 0 ma 48-yard sprint in the fourth period. Army’s line. supposedly weak and inexperienced, stopped Michigan cold in the second half. It was a brilliant win for Coach Earl Blaik’s Cadets who lost. 1920, to South Carolina last week. It was a bitter loss for the Wolverines who over the years. beanten every one Of their cpnts-except Army. The Cadets have a perfect five-outof-five record against Michigan in the intersectional series through the years. Michigan. hoping to make 1t two straight after last weeks 14–⁠0 victory over Washington. cracked Arny’s iefense only once and needed a weird play to score. 1t was a combination pass-lateral with Ed Hickey scoring on the end of q 46-yard play in the first quarter. Other than that, 1t was Army’s game. The Cadets hammered out 152 yards rushing in the first hall

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Tied 5–⁠5 in 10 meetings, counting the five since this game.