Nov. 18, 1916 University Of Michigan Vs. Pennsylvania Football Program
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:5400284 | Original/Reproduction: Original |
| Year: 1916 | Grade: Very Good Minus |
November 18, 1916University of Michigan vs. Pennsylvania Official Football Program
This is an Original University of Michigan Football Program that's over 100 years old!It's in Very Good Minus Condition with Front Cover stains and a tear above the staple area.Marginal edge tears, bends, folds on cover and a crease.Back cover has marginal edge tears and a tear near spine/staple.
The 40 interior pages are supple and white, with no ink, penciling, tape or stains.The c...enterfold is firmly attached and the spine shows wear. There are many clear photos of squad members and the coaching staffs.This is a great program that would look wonderful, carefully matted and framed under glass!
From Wikipedia:Week 7: Penn at Michigan 1234Total• Penn730010 Michigan00077Date: November 18, 1916Location: Ferry Field
Ann Arbor, MIReferee: J. C. Holderness (Lehigh) Singing The Yellow and the Blue between halves of the Penn Game, November 1916On November 18, 1916, Michigan played its annual rivalry game against the Penn Quakers football team. The game was the 12th meeting between the teams dating back to 1899. After leaving the Big Ten Conference, Penn became Michigan's regular season-ending rivalry game. In the 11 prior meetings, Michigan had won only four times, with the two teams playing to a scoreless tie in 1915.[28] Penn won the 1916 game by a 10–7 score. Penn scored a touchdown by Howard Berry in the first quarter and a field goal by Derr in the second quarter and led 10 to 0 at halftime. In the fourth quarter, Michigan fullback Cedric Smith scored a touchdown for Michigan, and left halfback John Maulbetsch kicked the point after touchdown.[29] The Michigan Alumnus wrote that Penn's star halfback Berry had been permitted to end his military career on the Mexican border in order to allow him to return to the Penn football team.[30] The game was played in 15-minute quarters. Michigan's starting lineup against Penn was Maurice Dunne (left end), Elton Wieman (left tackle), Alan Boyd (left guard), Walter Niemann (center), Rehor (right guard), Richard Weske (right tackle), Willard Peach (right end), Cliff Sparks (quarterback), Maulbetsch (left halfback), Philip Raymond (right halfback), and Smith (fullback). Substitutes appearing in the game for Michigan were Albert Martens (right end) and Harold Zeiger (quarterback).[29][31]
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 100 years old!It's in Very Good Minus Condition with Front Cover stains and a tear above the staple area.Marginal edge tears, bends, folds on cover and a crease.Back cover has marginal edge tears and a tear near spine/staple.
The 40 interior pages are supple and white, with no ink, penciling, tape or stains.The c...enterfold is firmly attached and the spine shows wear. There are many clear photos of squad members and the coaching staffs.This is a great program that would look wonderful, carefully matted and framed under glass!
From Wikipedia:Week 7: Penn at Michigan 1234Total• Penn730010 Michigan00077Date: November 18, 1916Location: Ferry Field
Ann Arbor, MIReferee: J. C. Holderness (Lehigh) Singing The Yellow and the Blue between halves of the Penn Game, November 1916On November 18, 1916, Michigan played its annual rivalry game against the Penn Quakers football team. The game was the 12th meeting between the teams dating back to 1899. After leaving the Big Ten Conference, Penn became Michigan's regular season-ending rivalry game. In the 11 prior meetings, Michigan had won only four times, with the two teams playing to a scoreless tie in 1915.[28] Penn won the 1916 game by a 10–7 score. Penn scored a touchdown by Howard Berry in the first quarter and a field goal by Derr in the second quarter and led 10 to 0 at halftime. In the fourth quarter, Michigan fullback Cedric Smith scored a touchdown for Michigan, and left halfback John Maulbetsch kicked the point after touchdown.[29] The Michigan Alumnus wrote that Penn's star halfback Berry had been permitted to end his military career on the Mexican border in order to allow him to return to the Penn football team.[30] The game was played in 15-minute quarters. Michigan's starting lineup against Penn was Maurice Dunne (left end), Elton Wieman (left tackle), Alan Boyd (left guard), Walter Niemann (center), Rehor (right guard), Richard Weske (right tackle), Willard Peach (right end), Cliff Sparks (quarterback), Maulbetsch (left halfback), Philip Raymond (right halfback), and Smith (fullback). Substitutes appearing in the game for Michigan were Albert Martens (right end) and Harold Zeiger (quarterback).[29][31]
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!
