The Detroit times., 1913-11-10
;<3ix Men Have Been Tried Out
&C That Position in Six Games
y Played Thus Far
'TORBET FAILED TO MAKE
GOOD AGAINST ITHACANS
Greatest Worry This Season Will
Re the Smallest. With N"nl-
betsch Ready, in 1914

MAJ last and most important game
Wv of the 1918 football season,
Coach Hurry-up Yost has still TO fnd
y = man on his squad who can play the
noeition Of fullback to suit him.
u Aud while Yost is doing his nttie
ssvs0fryins stunt about whom he shall
niNk ID play in the Pennsylvania game
80 Aun Arbor, Saturday, boy whom
4YnSt hfmself has called the most
;svonderftil plunging back he has ever
.sv6on. Johnny Maulbetsch, wiz DE-
watching the game and awaiting TOT
\ MA chance next year when he VIII Do
son the varsity squad.
h IL CALLING that the rule prohioit-
!s'ing the playing of freshmen on the
s.xVrnity team at Michigan should BOP
- nd rob Yost Of the man who could
an rs perfection the position Michigan
~ worrying most about now. But IL
\ ix nleasiug IN hooking to the future
$fo fhinf that the Job that IL giving
S4Sa most trouble now will be niled
Z 800, the flrst game 10 the last salts
!! Y =. S9nritv next wear. unless there are
(: 2(croseen accidents TO keep Johnny
nv n his efforts to find fulioack,
tt0n6h Yost has used SIX different men
~ che position In the SIX games play
9A rs far this season Three OF the
1h have played In one game only.
yYvu have been n two games. one
M been in four.
3 Torbet Pontius and Bentley have
's6onn tried In only ono contest escn.
49, we're all tried as experiments
$nA .fsiled more or less dismaLy.
l(end and Benton have got into Two
y oTded more a. substitute IulIDscAsi
4 - ~ regular men. Meao nAs pe1n
aeesMteiy q suostltu.e. re-
- Quinn IN the tniro quaI,sr ..
X vandeT1n kame wnen SyIn 10
<kuocked cold and renewing mn 49,
- <at had, heen won.
Aooton st&Sfed ana nnasneo on
faypes that against NJ. union' pu. ~
)k5ver gtarteA another, eettnE ~ onss
$1fx4s few mOments IN the Syr1cuse
zkEM4 - RELIEF TO Mead.
i Quinn has got into four games. he
III aFtQd both the Vanderbilt and Syra
:xs,oo SxiAffs He went IN against Syra
A6Upo because Torbet, who was picked
~ me job. had . bad shoulder. Tor
ItSesWas1upyosed TO De an pretty AT
AaHe 1eturoay' 80 80 Nc ~es
zni,!9 .corneu ~ gsuer 10 BE- A rcr'
HNuid 40 10 BATTLE rennsyIvAn1.
iteoQxn ne maj nave 70 pc useu
aH1Inst .Pennsy wiily-niiy
IE yonuey nas nau tho iS&St sHvw VI
~ bf the would-be fuliDacks Bent
= part OF the nrSt game
S42 tha season. trse vain Gaae. II
knuY Maulbetsch would bolster
SX1rpity wonderfully II he could be
So< fieht now. He played his usual
Snme against Alma Saturday in the
AlmarAllFresh game Al Ann Apor.
wing Mp the Alma nne nHe tlseus-
poRer-
There seems TO De notnlns remaIk
AefIo aboue MaufDotscns onensive
Playing except that ne starts IKE
slikhtuin4, runs ike an angry ou,i WIN
hio head low, Ms knees nign. MS Tree
nm always ready 10 protect nimseii
fn legs goixg 30 na!d ana iast ,ha'
u = almost Impossible TO JACKIE nm
and . drive that carries two or Three
tecklers risnt over the STRIPES VIII"
him.
MauIbetsch is q good defensive play
hard ana sure and blocks we'll.
s There : practically only one way to
arikfIt at the knees and squeeze them
tn1o4hev 20 that they. grind. II tack
Ter grabs him about the upper part
of the legs he can't hold him at all.
Mauly showed one serious weak
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