UM football offensive line-up, 1957

front line, L-R: Walt Johnson Jim Davies, Marvin Nygren, Larry Faul, Gene Snider, capt. Jim Orwig, Gary Prahst. Backfield, L-R: Mike Shatusky, Jim Van Pelt, John Herrnstein, Jim Pace.

UM football, 1943 "Military Line-up"

[1943 starting lineup vs Camp Grant, men in Navy V-12 program, linemen, L-R: Art Renner, Merv Pregulman, George Kraeger, Fred Negus, Johnny Gallagher, Bob Hanzlik, Rudy Smeja; backfield, L-R: Paul White, Bob Wiese, Bill Daley, Elroy Hirsch]

Starting Line-up, UM Football 1904

Back Row: Tom Hammond, Fred Norcross, Frank Longman, Willie Heston

Front Row: Tom Hammond, Walter Graham, John Carter, Adolph "Germany" Schulz, Henry Schulte, Joe Curtis, Denny Clark

James Pace, University of Michigan Football All-American, 1957, Halfback

(cropped from 1957 offensive line-up photo)

1947 UM football offensive lineup, beginning of Rose Bowl practice

[Attached caption: "Members of the Michigan offensive team line up at Ann Arbor, Dec. 9, as the Wolverines re-assemble after a two-week layoff to practice for the Rose Bowl Game. Linemen (Left to right) Dick Rifenburg, RE; Bill Pritula, RT; Joe Soboleski, RG; Dom Tomasi LG; J.T. White, C; Bruce Hilkene, captain, LT; and Bob Mann. LE. Backs (L-R) Bump Elliott, RH, Jack Weisenberger, FB; Howard Yerges, QB; Bob Chappuis, LH.]

Excursion Trains and passengers at railroad siding near Michigan Stadium, 1934

[Michigan Alumnus caption: "A Football Adjunct. Special trains line up on Ann Arbor Railroad sidings near Stadium"]

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