The Detroit times., 1912-10-30
|@Bum Tumb" Hindered Quarter
back in Syracuse
Game
BOYLE is LOOKING
BETTER EVERY DAY
Paterson is Expected To Be
Ready for South
Dakota

ANN ARBOR, Mich, Oct. 30.-(Spe
ciaD- Quarterback Huebe
has mad a vacation since the disas
trous tumble which allowed Castle o
ISyracuse to make a sensational rur
for a touchdown, 1t Is better than al
Spven bet that he will be running th'
Team at the quarterback position IL
the South Dakota game on Saturday
Huebel has displayed too much clas!
all season TO be deposed at this stage
of tie season. particularly in Wow O.
the fact that none OF the youngsters
who have essayed TO All bis shoes
fave displayed any extraordinary
lmodAt OF ability, Huebel, in addition
10 handling a sodden and slippery bal
In the Syracuse game was hanGi
keapped by bad right hand.
Early In the season he sprained the
thumb OH his right hand, and ever
since he has been playing with tEC
/ ljured member In bandages. An er
i3rced vacation may be a good thinS
for him, and IL Yost shoves him int
the game on Saturday he will play
game vastly different from the one
lc put up. at Syracuse. Usually sure
on catching punts. and always hand
ling The ball cleanly in scrimmages
the youngster caught the fever which
aflicted the remainder OF the team
last Saturday, and put up about the
poorest game Michigan quarterback
has played In years. and II Is not sur
,.ising that Yost sent aim to the side
fines However, he has shown toe
much promise TO be dumped without
|another chance TO redeem himself
aud IL is the believed that Yost Will
f give Ii TO him.
.Ealfback Boyle continues to show
.he form which was expected OF him
shen he reported, and by Saturday
ought to- be In great form. Reporting
TWO weeks later than the remainder
. OF the team, OF has taken some time
+ for him to find himself, but he is
looming SO rapidly now that II begins
TO look as though Michigan wou!c
| Rave two Jimmie Craigs on the team
this season. Boyle is tackling as well
as any man on the team, and In carry
| Ing the ball is showing his old-time
skill. There isn't man on the team
VINO can use the straight-arm with
better effect, and at lodging through
n broken field he hasn't an equal OF
inc squad. He is slower than Craig
but he looks like very acceptable
running mate for the Detroit star.
That Coach Yost and Trainer Far
rell expect Bubbles" Paterson TO be
In shape for the game Saturday Il
evident from the care they are tax
ing OF the big center. He is being ex
ciSed from even the lightest work
as they do not want to take any
chance with his injured ankle. While
he is on the hospital list, Lichtner
recently promoted from the scrub
team. Is doing the passing. and asidc
from the fact that he doesn't know
The signals, he isn't making such
bad lob of It. He can feed the BAL
TO mis- backs in good style, and as he
Iear..s the signals he will make val
liable substitute for Paterson. The
fact that he was promoted from tht
scrub team at a time when Iost nae
botn Paisley and Wright for use "
center Is evidence enough that ne 8
a strong and aggressive player, and
all he needs Is knowledge OF the sig
rails which will allow him to shoe,
the ball to the man for whom II Il
intended.
The team which will oppose Soutf
Dakota next Saturday has not ye'
been chosen, but IL would not bt
surprising II its personnel will be tht
same as that of last Saturday with
couple OF exceptions. 1t Is hoped. o.
course that Paterson will be able u
play, and II looks now as though h'
would. Unless Barton's shoulder II
In shape the end position will bt
taken care OF by Torbet, Carpet 81
Tessin. and Boyle looks like one best
bet for halfback II Barton recover'
he will doubtless be used at end II
place OF Torbet, with Carpet playinl
the other end OF course, Tessin may
show enough this week. to warran
Yost giving him q berth, but II does
not seem probable now.
Coach Yost didn't appear to be
pleased with the practice yesterday
AZ boy with a new afr rife, but th'
fact that he didn't have his strong
cat lineup In action may have beer
responsible for the fact that the var
sity was unable to score more thar
three touchdowns on the scrubs ant
freshmen.
Lichtner was passing the ball II
Psterson's absence. and lack OF know
ledge OF the signals made his worl
cratic. Allmendinger was not In thu
game. and Thomson, Carpet, anC
Craig we're also out. Thomson re
lievcd Cyril Quinn when the latte
was injured the latter part OF th'
encounter, but neither Craig nor Car
pei was used. wyman and Tessii
played the ends the greater part o
the time, the formetr being relieve,
by Torbet. Raynsford held down AL.
mendlnger's Job, and Boyle and Col
lette played the halves. Bushnell ant
Hughitt were tried at quarter, but al
ter the scrimmage. when the yarsit.
lineup for signal drill HHebel han
died the eleven.