Oct. 4, 1913 University Of Michigan Vs. Case Football Program
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| Reference Number: Avaluer:5355563 | Original/Reproduction: Original |
| Year: 1913 | Grade: Good Plus |
October 4, 1913University of Michigan vs. Case Official Football Program
This is an Original University of Michigan Football Program that's over 105 years old!It's in Good Plus Condition; the covers and pages have a vertical crease. There's writing and a light stain on the front cover; back cover has paper from scrapbook attached. The 12 interior pages are supple, with no ink, penciling, tape or stains.The centerfold is firmly attached and the spine is tight.Thi...s original football program would look wonderful, carefully matted and framed under glass!
Wikipedia: Case at Michigan 1234TotalCase00000• Michigan132114048Date: October 4, 1913Location: Ferry Field
Ann Arbor, MichiganGame attendance: 5, 746Referee: Hoagland (Princeton)Michigan opened its season on October 4, 1913, with a 48–0 victory over Case School of Applied Science. (Michigan opened its season with a home game against Case 16 times between 1902 and 1923.) After taking a 34–0 lead at halftime, Coach Yost played his second-string players in the second half. The highlight of the game was a 45-yard touchdown return by 200-pound center George "Bubbles" Paterson after intercepting a Cornell pass. Other highlights included a pair of 60-yard runs by left halfback James Catlett. Michigan's offense consisted of "straight football" with only one pass being attempted in the game.[17][18] Michigan's starting lineup against Case was Torbet (left end), Musser (left tackle), Lichtner (left guard), Paterson (center), Allmendinger (right guard), Pontius (right tackle), Lyons (right end), Hughitt (quarterback), Catlett (left halfback), Bentley (right halfback), and Galt (fullback). Players appearing in the game as substitutes were Tessin, Raynsford, Morse, Cochran, Millard, James, Watson, Roehm, Quinn, and Diehl. The game was played in 10-minute quarters.[19]
Grading is always a judgment call - we strive for accuracy! We've been selling vintage sports material, old books, cool magazines and collectable comics since 1969! This is another great original University of Michigan Football Program from the lifetime collection of a dedicated gridiron fan. Recently, we've been auctioning off on E-Bay many University of Michigan Football Programs. Keep watching our E-Bay Store, we've got lots more!
This is an Original University of Michigan Football Program that's over 105 years old!It's in Good Plus Condition; the covers and pages have a vertical crease. There's writing and a light stain on the front cover; back cover has paper from scrapbook attached. The 12 interior pages are supple, with no ink, penciling, tape or stains.The centerfold is firmly attached and the spine is tight.Thi...s original football program would look wonderful, carefully matted and framed under glass!
Wikipedia: Case at Michigan 1234TotalCase00000• Michigan132114048Date: October 4, 1913Location: Ferry Field
Ann Arbor, MichiganGame attendance: 5, 746Referee: Hoagland (Princeton)Michigan opened its season on October 4, 1913, with a 48–0 victory over Case School of Applied Science. (Michigan opened its season with a home game against Case 16 times between 1902 and 1923.) After taking a 34–0 lead at halftime, Coach Yost played his second-string players in the second half. The highlight of the game was a 45-yard touchdown return by 200-pound center George "Bubbles" Paterson after intercepting a Cornell pass. Other highlights included a pair of 60-yard runs by left halfback James Catlett. Michigan's offense consisted of "straight football" with only one pass being attempted in the game.[17][18] Michigan's starting lineup against Case was Torbet (left end), Musser (left tackle), Lichtner (left guard), Paterson (center), Allmendinger (right guard), Pontius (right tackle), Lyons (right end), Hughitt (quarterback), Catlett (left halfback), Bentley (right halfback), and Galt (fullback). Players appearing in the game as substitutes were Tessin, Raynsford, Morse, Cochran, Millard, James, Watson, Roehm, Quinn, and Diehl. The game was played in 10-minute quarters.[19]
Grading is always a judgment call - we strive for accuracy! We've been selling vintage sports material, old books, cool magazines and collectable comics since 1969! This is another great original University of Michigan Football Program from the lifetime collection of a dedicated gridiron fan. Recently, we've been auctioning off on E-Bay many University of Michigan Football Programs. Keep watching our E-Bay Store, we've got lots more!
