Ohio State at Michigan

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  Evening star, Washington, D.C., October 23, 1910, page 1

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  PLAY TIE GAME. Ohio State Holds Michigan to 3 to 3 Score. COLUMBUS. Ohio. October 22-Ohio State University foot ball squad at Ohio Field today played Michigan a 3 to tie game. the even score being considered by the Ohio State rooters as virtually victory for the Buckeye eleven. The field was trifie slow on account Of the heavy rain Friday night. In the first period Green of Ohio State electrified the crowd by running around Powell for so yards Both sides adhered to the old style foot ball line plunges and end runs. but were unable to score In the second period Thompson fooled the State team by dropping back for an apparent place kick and then passing the ball to Pattengill for a 3-Sard gain. Conklin kicked a pretty field goal from the 15-yard line. Ohio State soon got the ball on Michigan’s 35-yard line and Wells tied the score by a drop kick. After that neither side was able to score. The field became very slippery

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  Omaha daily bee, Omaha [Neb.], October 24, 1910, page 10

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  MICHIGAN AND OHIO PLAY TIE Buckeye Eleven Pleased with Three 10 Three score. COLUMBUS, o., oct. 22-Ohio state university played Michigan a 3 to 3 game. the even score being considered by the Ohio state roOters as virtually a victory for the Buckeye eleven. The field was a trlfle slow on account OF heavy rain Friday night. Both sides adhered to the old style foot ball line plunges and end runs In the second period, Thompson fooled the state team by dropping for an evil dent place kick and then passing the ball TO Pettengill for b three-ya gain. Conklin kicked a pretty field goal from the hfteen-yard line. State soon got the ball on Michigan’s thirty -five-yard line and Wells tied ths score BY q drOp-kick. III. Imam.

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  The Salt Lake herald-Republican, Salt Lake City, Utah, October 23, 1910, page 14

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  MICHIGAN HELD TO TIE BY OHIO STATE Columbus. o.. Oct 22.-Ohio state played Michigan a 10 g game here TOuay. The field was a trifle slow on account OF heavy rain on Friday aigl- beth sides adhered 10 the old style FOOTBALL line plunges and enc runs

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  The Topeka state journal, Topeka, Kansas, October 28, 1910, page 2 (results column)

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  ARE LIvENING Ut. Washburn Players Getting Together For Il. Q. Contest. Shit in Lineup Will Again BE Tried. M’INTYRE IN CENTER McCarrOll Will Take Care of an End. Game Called After the Topeka Special Arrives. M’INTYRE IN CENTER The cold weather last night made practice lively for the Washburn foot ball squad and showed that the men We’re faster than was suspected from their previous practice. Coach Stew art is running McIntire at end to be used there in case of necessity. Whit comb was back at practice again and with Hardy and Burkhart at halves the backfield is lined up for the Kan SaS game. Stories of lots of K. Z. money at odds of to l on the outcome of Sat urday’s game and even money that the Blue does not Sco1e indicates great confidence at the university, and wor | ries the Washburn boosters. The greater part of the student body will | journey to Lawrence in automobiles | or on the special train, nevertheless, flor until the team is finally beaten there is hope. Many still claim the Washburn team has never shown up to form and that reversal from the | Ilstless play ought to occur this week. Scrimmage last night will be sup plemented with signal running and down field practice tonight after which Coach Stewart will lecture his men on the plan of the battle. Nothing is be- | ing left undone to help the chances of the Blue, but it is impossible to get the cripples into condition to play | and it will be a much weaker team | than it was considered at the begin ming of the season. AS few plays will | be used as possible, the squad having mastered but a small proportion of | the offense planned. The Washburn lineup for the con test will consist of McIntire, left end; Mcintosh. left tackle; tombstone, left guard; De Frantz, center; Realm, right guard; Titus, right rackle; Nc Carroll, right end; Crumbine, quarter; Hardy, left half; Burkhart, right half; iWhitcomb, fullback. The game will not be called until after the Washburn rooters have 4 reached the grounds from the special at 1870 o’clock. Tickets are on sale at Fullerton’s. The Kansas Aggies, who have made mince meat of all corners up to date, will continue the practice at Omaha Saturday with Creighton. The team with a round of substitutes left Man haitian today for the Nebraska metro } polls. Marquette Tanquished the Ne braska Catholics Is to after their St. Marys was Is to O, so their lead in both games was Is points. There was a suspicion that if Marquette played the Aggies they would have been beat en-. Saturdays results will give an idea of what the result would have ; been. The first football game of impor- tance to be played in Kansas City this season takes place tomorrow. between the Haskell Indians and the eleven ! from st. Louis university. The Missouri State Norma1s from . Warrensburg play Quigley’s team to- : morrow at st. Marys. The faculty a1l-the-vear coach sys- , tenn at Nebraska is not meeting with popular approval and King Cole is to be replaced next year, according to the : reports. The system is one coach for all athletic teams and rl1e consequence , seems to be that one man can not fill such a bill. King Cole is given credit by most critics for having accom- Iplished everything Nebraska could hope for Whether the overwhelming defeat at the hands of Minnesota is &C countable for the decision on change : of man is not known. but it is thought to be responsible for immediate an nouncement. The search for new head coach probably will bring out / the fact that King Cole leaves a / mighty big hole. The great game in the east tomorrow is the Harvard–Army game at West Point. The outcome will give a fine line on the Harvard–Yale game of November 10. for the Army ran over , Old Eli 9 to 8 on october 15. Last Saturday Harvard defeated Brown IL ! to 0, while Yale was outplayed but : not defeated by Vanderbilt. to 0. : Harvard has vet to be scored upon and chances now are that her defense J will keep the goal line clear through ; out the season. though such feat under the present rules would seem : miraculous. Yale meets Colgate, which l tied Brown, 0 to 0, Saturday, and fur : tther dopes the Crimson-Blue contest. t The great battle in the Chicago con- , ference scheduled for Saturday is the z Chicago Minnesota contest at Chicago The Minnesota eleven. with a retfnue ! of coaches and trainers arrived in lChicago, where they will work out this evening. Twenty players espe- 1 cially pointed at the Maroons made the trip. It is the determination of the r Badgers to even up on the weak Chi 1 cago team fer their defeat last seae SON The odds were all with them last = year, but they could not turn the y trick. There is a question now S The first of the intersectionaI foot t ball battles of the season will be the = Michigan Syracuse game Saturday D Michigan will make the trip to syria. S cuse While the, Wolverines have not $ shown much class SO far this season / barely winning from the Aggies anc : tying Ohio State 3 to 3. it is thought tYost is holding his team in reserve and making poor showing for the Gen. eft of other Chicago conference teams His defense Is showing Stroug, WITS q his backfeld seems weak. Yost has ALWAYS had a fast attack if anything , and the change this season is not : thought genuine. Syracuse hardly viii q fall before the western team after the y defeat of the Carlisle Indians IA to ! and the defeat of Rochester and Ho. ! bart. Chicago goes to Ithaca to meet . Cornell November II and Michigan meets Pennsylvania. 1t is almost GER Y tain the east will be- victorious in both games. Dispatches from Boulder. Colo. dis 4 Icuss the possibilities of game this !. Iyear and next between the university r and Denver in an attitude of doubt i lThe State university authorities asser ! +1,n+ tl,n Dar,-ar 11r,i1-arsitr has NOT at

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Officially, Michigan leads 62–⁠52–⁠6; as played, 62–⁠53–⁠6 in 121 meetings, counting the 109 since this game.