Case at Michigan

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  Omaha daily bee, Nebraska, October 5, 1908, page 1

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  MINDEN. HASTINGS CASE SCORES ON MICHIGAN Cleveland Scientists Make Good show. ing at Ann ArbOr, ANN ARBOR, Mich. Oct. Ain the last minu OF play yesterday Fullback Ziegler of Case Scientific school Of Cleveland made a vineyard gain through the University of Michigan line for a touch down. The touchdown and the goal which followed gave the visitors a score OF 6, while Michigan scored l6. Allerdice made a successful place kick for Michigan in the first half, and in the second half. Edmunds. fullback, and Green, playing at left end. made touch downs for Ann ArboF. Coach Yost has the Michigan eleven use the forward pass continually. The visitors played a spirited game, but were only once within striking distance Of the Michigan goal.

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  Tonopah daily bonanza, Tonopah, Nev., October 6, 1908, page 1 (results column)

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  Blu FOOTBALL GAMES IN The SCHOOLS EAST CHICAGO, Oct. 5.-Football came into its own throughout the country Saturday, and important games were played by most of the colleges. The results follow, as received by telegraph from the different campuses: At Princeton-Princeton, 18; Springfield Training school, o. At Annapolis -Midshipmen, IS, Rutgers, O. At New Haven-Yale, 6; Syracuse, At Ithaca-Cornell, IL; Hamilton college. 0. At Lawrence-Univers of Kan sas, q st. Mary’s, 0. At Oberlin-Oberlin, 80; Hiram, At Pittsburg University of Pitts burg, “a; Mount Union college, 4. At Highland Falls IN. Y.)-West Point, s; Tufts, o. At Benton Harbor-Benton Har- Dor, 20; Grand Rapids, o. At Characterization university, 26; Highland Park college (Des Moines), 0. At Wilkesbarre (Pa.)-Carlisle Indians, 12; State college, s. At Providence-Brown, 6; Col gate, 0. At ,Pittsburg-Carnegie Technical school, IL; Maynesburg, 0. At Ann Michigan, 16; Case, 6. At Hanover IN. H)-Dartsmouth, %; Massachusetts, Agriculture col lege, 0. At Minneapolis-M Minnesota, 6; Lawrence, 0. At Lincoln (Neb. NEBRASKA, 43; +; Doane. 0. At Marshall Field (Chicago)- = Chicago, 80; Purdue, o. At Philadelphia (Pa.)-Pennsylvania, 16; Bucknell, O. At st. Washington university, 0; Carleton college Charming ton. MOI, 0. At st. Louis-St. Louis university IT; Rolla school of mines, 0. At Bloomington Qnd.)-Indiana Is; Eepauw, 0.

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  The evening times, Grand Forks, N.D., October 5, 1908, page 1 (results column)

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  Saturdays Football 800 . . = . . = = = . . . . Washburn 6; Emporia Normal 0. Creighton university 26; Hight Park college (Des Moines) o. Washington university O; Carleton college Harrington. Mo- 0. st. Louis university II; Rolla School of Mines O. Pittsburg university “a; Mount Union college 4. Wooster 8; Ohio state 0 Lehigh 5; Stevens 0. Lafayette %, State Normal 0. Chicago NEEDLES 6, Haverford 0. Oberlin %; Hiram 2. Benton Harbor 2S; Grand Rapids 0. Devils Lake 16; Larimore s. West Virginia %, Westminster o. North Dakota university 80; Cen trail high school 0. North Dakota university seconds O.: East Grand Forks high school o. Minnesota g.; Lawrence 0. Chicago So; Purdue O. Yale 6; Syracuse 0. Nebraska 43; Doane 0. Indiana 16; Depauw 0. Michigan 16; Case 6. Harvard 16; Maine O. Illinois rs Monmouth 6. Carlisle ~; Pennsylvania state s. West Point 5; Tufts 0. Dartmouth %, Massachusetts, Ag. gies O. Cornell IL; Hamilton 0. Pennsylvania 16; Bucknell.

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Michigan leads 26–⁠0–⁠1 in 27 meetings, counting the 15 since this game.