The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-05
Big Fellows Go Through All
Scrimmages In
harmed
WITH ONLY THESE TWO
IN, VARSITY SCORES
Defeats Scrubs With Nine Sub
stitute Players
In

ANN ARBOR. Mich, Nov. 5.-(Spe-
cial. michigan has two men who
seem always able 10 stand the gan.
no matter how hard they are handled
in football game. Usually football
teams are expected 10 be given rest
on the Monday following a game, and
Coach Yost generally observes this
custom. but occasionally he pulls on
scrimmage on Monday. and II Is a
noticeable fact that when he does
! Cole and Allmendinger are In the line
up. Every other regular may be
nursing his injuries on the sidelines,
but these two big fellows are TO be
found in the lineup doing their share
toward aiding the varsity 10 score.
Yesterday was no exception, ALI
mendinger and Cole being the only
regulars to participate in the scrim-
mage which Vest Unexpectedly pulled
or
Both of these fellows are big men,
Almendinger weighing 1875, and Cole.
200 pounds, and they are apparently
as hard as nails. Neither has lost a
minute this season through injury, al
though they have been up against
some star linemen. Both are playing
better football as the season advances,
and for hard working, conscientious
players, you have TO hand IL TO them.
With all but these two OF the regu-
lars out of the lineup the varsity man
aged to score four touchdowns against
the scrubs, a better record than the
first string men made last week, al
though the fact that Maulbetsch was
not on the scrub team must be taken
into consideration This fellow makes
all the difference in the world in the
defensive play of the scrubs, and with
him out OF the game. the question OF
scoring touchdowns Is not such
puZzling one.
Bentley and Collette played the
halves, with Bushnell running the
team at quarter, while Barton was the
pivot man. Cyril Quinn played full
back, and put up great game. This
fellow looks more like a real, football
player every day, and IL an injury
should put Thomson out OF IL. he
would prove a capable substitute.
Secret practice will oe conducted
all this week, during which Coach
Yost will doubtless work out the
trick plays which be will undoubted-
ly use in the Penn game. Michigan's
attack so far this year has been or
too puny a nature to depend entirely
upon the old style plunging game, and
her interference Is OF such a neglig-
ible quantity that end runs cannot be
depended upon to any appreciable ex-
tent. Naturally. then, the team Will
have TO pull OF some unexpected plays
in order TO defeat Penn who, in spite
OF miserable showing, is going TO be
far better team when Michigan
meets her than many seem TO expect.
Boyle, who sustained a slight injury
Saturday was feeling too sore to get
into a uniform yesterday, but is ex-
pected that he will be all right on
Saturday. The little fellow played
stellar ball in the South Dakota game,
and II he had been given any interfer-
ence worth mentioning, would have
gained a great many more yards for
Michigan than he did gain. He looks
to be the best bet OF the youngsters
who are trying for place in the back.
field. and II is TO be hoped that he
will recover In time for the Penn
game