File:Rockwell of Michigan pursued by Williams and Schneider of Wisconsin, November 17, 1923.jpg
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Photograph from the November 17, 1923 football game between the Michigan Wolverines and the Wisconsin Badgers.
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English: Caption text says "The disputed play. [Tod] Rockwell, the Michigan man, is seen scampering toward the line for the only touchdown of the day, pursued by Williams and Schneider, two Wisconsin backfield men." |
| Date | 11-18-1923 |
| Source | https://www.newspapers.com/article/chicago-tribune-rockwell-of-michigan-pur/135403669/, Chicago Tribune, November 18, 1923, pg. 21 |
| Author | The Chicago Tribune |
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