The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-15
|COBS OF THE
GLOOM STUFF
AT ann ARBOR
Varsity Puts Up Woeful Exhi-
bition In Last Scrim-
mage
MAULBETSCH GETS TWO
TOUCHDOWNS ON THEM
Announcement That Redden
Will Be Assistant Coach
Pleases
Varsity Puts Up Woeful Exhi-
MAULBETSCH GETS TWO
TOUCHDOWNS ON THEM

ANN ARBoR, Mich, Nov. 15.--
(Special) Football fans who have
been figuring on winning a bunch or
kale on Michigan saturday. would
have been panied indeed II they could
hayc seen the scrimmage which was
pulled on yesterday between the
scrubs and the varsity on Ferry Field,
In spite of the fact that It was the
last scrimmage OF the year. right on
the eve OF the big game, the scrubs
beat the varsity by one touchdown,
Maulbetsch carrying the ball over
twice, while the best the varsity
could do was one touchdown.
The scrubs scores were won by
good, old-fashioned football, with the
former Ann AIbor high school play
ers bucking the line from midlleld for
gains of from Ave to 10 yards. or
course all of the regulars were not In
the game, the backtield being the
usual makeshift that 'Yost has Seen
nsing the past week. However. after
the sctubs had scored twice. Yost
sent Captain Thomson into the line
up, and It was his individual work
which resulted in the single touch
down. II was a disappointing prac'
tice In view OF the fact that Cornell
is expected to put up the best game
CT her season on Saturday.
No announcement has been made by
Coach Yost as To how the Wolverines
will line up OIL Saturday. but from
the manner In which he has been
working the men in signal drill, II is
believed that there will be but little
change in the lineup from that oil
last Saturday, at least at the start.
A good guess would be the follow
lug: Torbet, left elld Cole. left
tackle; Quinn, left guard Paterson,
center; Allmendinger, right guard;
Musser right tackle; Pontius, right
end; Huebel. quarterback; Hughitt,
right half back: Craig, left half back;
Thomson, fullback.
About the only nan in the lineup
likely to be replaced By some one
else Is Musser, at tackle. The big
Ohio boy has been coming strong
lately. however, and he seems to have
a fair chance OF landing berth In
the big game. in case he does not.
Rayusford will doubtless be used.
An interesting announcement was
made last night by Athletic Director
Bartelme, and one which VIII be
hailed with delight by thousands of
Michigan's alumni. IL was that
Cap Redden has been signed as rs.
sistant coach for next season, and
that he will spend his entire time
here during the football season. Red
don always manages 70 get back TO
Ann Ar1or for the last week OF the
season, and his work with the ends
has been Of incalculable value. icst
considers Redden 10 have been one o;
the greatest ends ever developed, aud
he seems 10 have the knaek OF impart
ing HIS knowledge OF the game tc
others. When he gets on a football
suit and shoas the ends how the
game ought to be played there Is nc
football In them III they DO not learn
! That Michignn's former players
iake great interest in the team ma!
been demOnstratel this season by tis
number of former stars who have
showed up during the past week Z
yolLnteet their sersices for the geo,
OF the team. Among those reportlnl
Tw9Fe- Redueu. ttusturr; Afr tffilafi
RileJ, rom Hammond. Weeks ant
Denny Clark These with Coachei
schultz, Smith ard Douglass made
quite an imposing array, aud coacl
/ Conklin. OF the freshr1an tear. alss
iasslsted. IN time. Miccigah may Ant
liz advisable 80 make Use OF freT Sradu
late stars tho entire season Under ths
tgu1ervision OF Coach Yost Tho sys
49,. ..on,e IN work we'll iu the east
and many OF MichiGm's alumni be
lieve II would be a good thing for
Michigan.