Case at Michigan

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  The Detroit times, Detroit, Mich., October 10, 1910, page 8

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  “A s$s7S~r~ THE TINES SPORT PAGE 11Sm -.z VI EDITED BY HARRY NELLY DID NOT USE HEADS, SAYS COACH YOST MICHIGAN FOOTBALL DIRECTOR ATTRIBUTES TIE GAME WITH CASE TO LACK OF QUICK THINKING BY PLAYERS. on the varsity, handled himself as we’ll as he did the team In the opposite way. His running and catching OF punts was fine. but In running the team he did not regard the instruclions OF the coach until too late. Yost appears neither discouraged or delighted. THE boys didn’t use their brains” he said. and then, too, you can’t play good football IL two or three try to run the team. We should have won by a score of 80 TO 0, II the men had done as | told them. said, Now boys when you go on the field do as Moses did. Go out and look over tie landscape. II the other side plays pass; II they play them back you play the running game. And instead. they did the oppo- Site” he added. Practice will start this afternoon with renewed vigor in preparation for the game with NJ. A. c. next Saturday. This contest will not be easy IL the reports from the “Aggie’s” camp are true. Coach Brewer has a good team and should give Michigan a tough battle. A week will. however. do much TO take the rough spots of the squad and now that Yost knows the weak points In the team. he can rectify them more rapidly Thompson and Conklin will both be in the game by then, aaa their addition will help to strengthen the offense and defense greatly. As II is, the students are still OF the opinion that there hasn’t been better team IN five years.

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  The Cairo bulletin, Illinois, October 9, 1910, page 1

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  FOR FIRST TIME SINCE THE UNI. vERSlTlES HAVE BEEN : PLAYING FOOTBALL. CASE TIED MICHIGAN Which Was Something Of a surpr Sc Wisconsin Made a Sensational Finish and Saved Herself From lCefeat. Chicago. Oct. S.For the first time since the Universit es OF Caieago and of Indiana began opposing eacn other at football, Indiana fook toaay’s game, 6 TO o from Chicago. Tie first tall was repieta with rem. allies. In the second period the men played closer TO The rules, The Chi cago backs were abe to so through the oppos ng line for good gains, but never to gain touchdown. Wilsoa and Gill often punted fully from 40 to 50 yards. Fumb,es were frequent, “A line plunge and two forward passes ‘rent GIL across for only a touchdown Indiana In the second half used the forward pass effectively,

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  The Bennington evening banner, Bennington, Vt., October 10, 1910, page 1 (results column)

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  SATURDAYS FOOTBALL GAMES Results OF Gridiron Contests on Many Fields. many FleIus. At Soldiers Field-Harvard q, VIII liams 0. At New Haven-Yale IL, Holy Cross Colby 0. At Princeton, N. Princeton ~, New York University 0. At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SS, West Virginia 0. At Ithaca, n. Y.-Cornell 0, ODER lin o. AT Providence-Borwn 0, Colgate 0. At Hanover, N. H.-Dartmouth 1S, Colby 0. At West Point, N. West Point “a, Tufts 0. Al Middletown. Ct.-Amherst 3, Wesleyan 0. At Hartford. Ct, Trinity Is, Massachusetts Agricultural college 3. At Wilkes-Barre, Pa.-Carlsle In dams 80, Bucknell O. At Annapolis, Md.-Navy 0, Rutg ers 0. At Durham, n. H.-Bowdoin % New Hampshire State college 0. At ENTHUSIASTICALLY Of Yer mont 0, University of Maine 0. At Lewiston, Me.-Bates IL, For Mckinley 5. AT Syracuse, n. Y.-Syracuse 6, Ro chester 0. AT Ann Arbor Mich.-Michigan 3 Case 3. At Chicago-Indiana G. Chicago Q

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Michigan leads 26–⁠0–⁠1 in 27 meetings, counting the 13 since this game.