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"Herb's" first year on the Varsitv
proved his worth to next year's team.
He is one of the two Michigan backfield men who possesses a deceptive
change of pace.
UTERITZ
BLOTT "Utz" showed his exceptional gen"Jack" was consistent in opening eralship at quarterback all season.
holes for the backfield in the enemy's He won a position on Walter Camp's
line. His blocking was exceptional. third team.
line, most of whom were on trial, came through with flying colors and gave promise of great power.
Next came the Vanderbilt game at Nashville. On the afternoon of October 14, following impressive dedicatory services before the governors of two states and a crowd of 25,ooo rabid fans,
two of the best football machines in the country battled to a scoreless tie. Michigan had several
opportunities to score, being once held for downs on the one yard line and several times having
offensive drives stopped by penalties at crucial moments. Although the tie game was regarded

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