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Captain Goetz, captain-elect Dunne, Usher, Steketee, Vick, Dunn, and Cappon
were included in the Collier's roll of honor of football players in I920.
Michigan won the annual game from Case, Oct. II, 35 to o, and followed this
a week later by making the same score on the Michigan Agricultural College.
These early games were without feature, and served merely to get the Michigan
machine in readiness for the Illinois game, by far the most important on the schedule.
Illinois entered the Michigan game under necessity of winning to have a clear
claim to the Conference title. Michigan had lost honor to retrieve. The final
result, Illinois 7, Michigan 6, vindicated both elevens, and gave Michigan the right
to claim a team nearly as strong as that of the victors, since the margin between was
only that of a missed goal. Early in the second quarter, Jack Dunn intercepted
one of the famous Walquist to Carney passes, and ran 70 yards for a touchdown.
Michigan missed the goal, and thereby lost the opportunity of the year. Holding
doggedly to the six point margin, aided by spectacular feats of defensive play on
the part of Captain Goetz, Dunne and Steketee, Michigan looked to be winner
until late in the second half when Illinois passes scored a touchdown, and what was
more important, the resultant goal. Michigan had lost the crucial game of
the year, but had so nearly won that she was a factor to reckon with for the rest
of the year.
The Tulane game, Oct. 30, won by Michigan 21 to o, was an anti-climax, and
only the intersectional nature of the contest, and the fact that GermanySchultz,

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The Michigan line holding Case, when the Wolverines won 35 to o. Dunne and Goebel, are as usual
conspicuous on the defense.

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