Case at Michigan

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  Evening star, Washington, D.C., October 5, 1913, page 63

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  POINT-A-MINUTE SCORING Michigan’s Old System Defeats Case by Score of 48 to O. ANN ARBOR. Mich. October 4.--a1ichigan’s old point-a- mintue system of foot ball scoring was approached today when the Wolverines defeated Case by the decisiye score of 4S to 0. During the first half of 80 minutes play Michigan scored “a points through the fast, aggressive work of its light backfield. In the second division OF the game Yost sent in an entire eleven of substitutes. Against the attack of the reserves the Cleveland school held to better advantage. The visitors held the Maize and Blue score less during the entire fourth quarter Catlett of Michigan starred at halfback during the first two quarters with two 6O-yard runs. Capt. Patterson made his first touchdown in three seasons at Michigan When he intercepted q for ward pass and ran forty-five yarde tor touchdown.

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  The Calumet news, Calumet, Mich., October 6, 1913, page 7 (results column)

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  MICHIGAN eleven DOWNS CASE COLLEGE, 48 TO 0 YOST MEN PENETRATE LINES o. CLEVELAND OPPONENTS AT WILL Ann Arbor, Mich, oct, 6.-MiChigan’s old point minute system Of football scoring was approached sat urday when the Wolverines defeated Case by As TO 0. During the first half of thirty min utes Michigan scored 81 points through the fast aggressive work Of its light backfirld. In the second division of the game Iost sent in an entire eleven of substitutes. Against the attack OF the reserves the Cleveland school held to better advantage The visitors held Michigan scorelcss during the entire fourth quarter. Catlctt Of Michigan starred ~ half back during the first two quarters with two sixty-yard runs. Captain Paterson made his first touchdown i’m tiree seasons AT Michigan when he Intercepted a forward pass and ran forty five yards for II touchdown. Games in the West Chicago, y; lnd,ana,1. Wisconsin, ;S; Lawrence :. Minnesota, -; Amcs. o. Oliver college. o; Michigan Agricultural college, e Nebraska. 10: Washhuru. .. Northwestern. 10. Lake Forest, .. Purdue, &c; Wabash, q. Missouri. 90; Drury. o. Ohio Northern. o.; Notrc Dame, 81. Illinois. u; Kentucky. o. Games ir the East Maine University. .; Yale, o. Pennsylvania, 10; Lcfay etc. .. Princeton. 60: Fordham, u. Cornell, 81; Obcrlin, r.. SWathmorc. q: NillanuVa, .. Army. “a. stevens Institute, .. University of Cincinnati, j., Wit tcnbcrg o. Mt. Union. IS: Western Reserve, .. Carlisle, II; Lchigh. I. ohio State. IS: ohio Wesleyan, .. Dartmouth, SO; Colby b. Rutgers. 80: Union, g. Wesleyan. 10; Bowdoin. :. Washington and Jefferson, 20; Dick inson. 0. Harvard, IA. Bates. o. Navy, 0; University Of Pittsburgh. Colgate. Il; Amherst. 0. PennsS lvania state, IS; Carncgi. Technical, o.

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  The Washington times, District of Columbia, October 5, 1913, page 16 (results column)

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  Football Results Maryland Aggies, As; Richmond. O. Georgetown, A; Randolph-Macon.O O Gallaudet, o; Washington and Lee. “a Princeton, So; Fordham, 0. Harvard, Il; Bates, 0. Yale, o; Maine, o. Pennsylvania, 10; LAFAYETTE. O. Annapolis O; Pittsburgh 0. West Point “a; Stevens, 0. Cornell, 81; Oberlin, II. Carlisle. 81; Lehigh, Z. Virginia, 81; South Carolina, Q. Colgate. 21; Amherst, 0. Va. N. l., SO; William-Mary, 3. Williams, 20; Vermont, 0. Notre Dame, 81; Ohio Northern, 0. Georgia Tech, Al; Citadel, 0. ! Mass. Aggies, 6; Holy Cross, 0. st. Johns, IL; Mt. st. Mary’s, o. Swarthmore, o; Villanova, 0. Hayerford, z; Delaware, 0. Michigan. 48; Case, 0. Syracuse, Is; Hamilton, 0. Bucknell, 46; Lebanon, 0. Georgia, 10S; Presbyterian, 0. Purdue. 26; Wabash, 0. Wisconsin, So; Lawrence, Z. Trinity, 4S: Worcester Tech, 0. Vanderbilt, SO; Maryviile, 0. Dartmouth, So; Colby, 0. Rutgers, 36: Union, s. Wesleyan, 13; Bowdoin, 6. Tufts, So; n. H. State, 0. Wash. & JEFF, 26; Dickinson, 0. Ohio State, So; Ohio Wesleyan, 0. Minnesota, 25; Ames, o.. Tennessee, 95; Athens, o. Chicago, 21; Indiana, z. Rochester, 33; st. Lawrence, 0. Nebraska, 10; Washburn, 0. Colorado, 6; Wyoming, 0. Alabama, 81; Birmingham, 0.

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  Grant County herald, Lancaster, Wis., October 8, 1913, page 8 (results column)

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  FOOTBALL RESULTS. West. Chicago, ri; Indiana, Z. Northwestern, 10; Lake Forest, 0. Minnesota, rs; Ames, 0. Illinois, 21; Kentucky, 0. Wisconsin, 58; Lawrence, z. Michigan, 48; Case, 0. U. Of Kansas, Z; William Jewell, 0 Purdue, 20; Wabash, 0. Iowa, IS; Normal, 8. Drake, Q; Coe, 0. Michigan Aggies, &c; Olivet, 0. Notre Dame, 81; Ohio Northern, 0. Creighton, z; Kearney, Z. Marquette, 27; Carroll, 3. Missouri, 50; Drury, 0. Kansas, z; William Jewell, 0. Illinois Normal, 81; Eureka, 0. De PAW, SO; Moore’s Hill, 6. st. Louis University, 6; Shurtleff, Q Knox, 90; Galesburg, 3. Beloit, lis; Dekalb Normal, 0. East. Yale, O; Maine, 0. Harvard, IA; Bates, 0. Princeton, 50; Fordham, 0. Cornell, 81; Oberlin, r. Pennsylvania, 10; La Fayette, 0. Navy, O; Pittsburgh, 0. Army, “a; Stevens Institute, 0. Dartmouth, So; Colby, 0. Carlise, ri; Lehigh, Z.

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Michigan leads 26–⁠0–⁠1 in 27 meetings, counting the 10 since this game.