The Detroit times., 1913-11-17
NY RALPH l.. yONKER

kMR ~ ID SELDOM tndL lucie 10 'A"N
& to pick an All-Michigan team. AS
general thing about all you have
Ito do is TO name the lineup OF the
university of Michigan eleven ana
k11t It stand.
Most years the situation is parallel
rs that In Detroit scholastic football
lbday, when all you need to do to
X1lck an All-Detroit team Is to name
{6R the Central high school players
6xn8 insert Stellar OF Eastern in the
1e-up.
hi Hut the class of the Michigan Agri-
1Aaltuyul college this year and OF one
IAN among the smaller fry of the
&fate makes ii necessary to use care
XII consideration in the choosing OF q
Aythical eleven.
e II noticeable in picking such an
S1Syen that the chief weakness OF
Michigan teams Is in its ends. There
osnf been a really star end IN Michi-
an like Neil Snow iu long, long
Mime.
There are many positions which can
~ decided upon easily. There are
&1hefy that are open to argument and
1ox choices might agree with the one
x60ve
III the backfield there Is absolutely
{~o doubt about Jimmy Craig, Tommy
[uGhitt and Julian There Is little
1oubt about Gait. the only suspicion
III = chance tc rob him OF his job be
M that Blackiock's plunging ability
ilKht be used.
# ~ center, Capt. Paterson. of the
D1hiGnn team, is as solid as a rock.
&6hn OF M. A. G. cannot be COM
~ 70 the Michigan leader.
Nc ende secure their positions
go because OF lack Of real stars
1h because OF their brilliant ability.
%ma Is good STEADY man who has
ut hfs lob with Yost without dim
0Ytv and Blake Miller Is brilliant
Ifback and very good flank man.
Rontius holds his tackle job by q
ia margin. His work in recent
llehisan games has been great EDh
G6nSOn OF Alma Ia probably the
Qatost tackle MICHIGAN small col
- has ever produced, but it still
n&nires some boldness to allow him
~ replace Clifford of NJ. A. G.
I1e0uardson. the M. A. G.. guard, be-
~ playing well In the line. Is the
01 punter IN Michigan. Amending
Y 8 not brilliant but he has learned
HI from Yost and his work has con-
R1n1ltly improved. II is possible that
16 make way for Clifford to be shifted
Mn tackle to b guard
Julian at full rivals the great Excl
Tor hero hon0rs at the Aggies' In
HINTON. Julian II q steaming plung
esWho can always be relied upon for
three to 10 yards at plunge. He
W also hurI the ball In forward pass
& ncceptably well. Julian Is prob
6lY not N great ~ Maulbetsch. the
&aaas $ssllhaa ok at the university.
Ut Maulie has had no opportunity TO
6ow his worth In real games against
~ league lines. He tears the smaller
DeEe walls to pieces and Is counted
Nm to do the same thing next sea-
fn against the big boys.
Jimmy Craig ia one Of Michigan's
k@UHt heroes. From the time he en-
3ored the game against the Syracuse
oym until the end OF the season, he
~ tho biz kick Of the eleven. His
|&6et ground-gadning ability this year
4 4a6 been on of tackle plays. He Is
N@ry fast. however. and has torn of
ED&pne good gains around the ends as
Even.
Gait, while not as brilliant as Craig.
4 - much the same style OF player. He
1ado his first step towards fame In
be Vanderbilt game. and he has been
nIwOrthy running mate for Craig ever
<Dtnce.
Tommy Hughitt had a rival in the
F4rjy part OF the season. That rival
1Nns Cauthfer OF the NJ. A. G. eleven.
ut while Hughitt has constantly
<TUwn better and better. Gauthier
x1eoms 70 have been at his best early
the yoar and Tommy has far out.
1fx1uped him.
x Make Miller was Coach Macklin's
~ halfback at NJ. A. c. until he was
Ned to an end to strengthen the
k9Io9 Hanks. HIS brother Hewitt
m hls place. Miller carries the
NJ welI. 10 fine broken Aeld run
~ woehD into forward passes well
- suod blocker and tackler.
{avoos y worth more than the no.
- has received would indicate.
NJ mt star, he II pretty general
vleeIe. II Was Lyons who grabbed
{Q{ward pase from Torbet. Sat.
mat eAve Michigan one touch.