The Detroit times., 1913-10-30
lTRAL MUST STOP MUSKIES'
lDRUNS AND PASSESTOW WIN
u Skaters Have No Plunger
d Tat Stockings Line Cannot
800 Easily Hold
CT HIMSELF AGAIN,
AFTER SLIGHT ILLNESS
Cooeh Believes Central Star Will
Redeem Himself in Coming
Game
~ RlLPH q. YoNKER.

n RALPH L. TONKER.
4 Central High school football squad
I haa ~ lat practice on the d. A. C.
5oruunds before leaving for Muskegon
10 p1ay the high school team there,
Ewilo The right to contest Grand
|Ilnooas f0r the state prep school title
~ p(Aks.
~ squad leaves here at 1850 Fri
|4loE >oftsrnoon- It will stay all night
- Neand Rapids and 60 on from
49, to Auekegon Saturday morn
ctico this afternoon will consist
|~1 mt ne same work that has been
v14 IL men ever since the disas-
rC&4 gon0o with Toledo and for the
rG0spurpose-to stop the Muskegon
n(g from circling the Detroit ends
- stop forward passes.
M pch stocking believes that his
Win Win nom Gudelsky's aggre-
non. H Aelleyes 20 firmly, but he
~ ling no chances. He knows that
ogcm n particularly strong In
who can turn the ends and he
n44S that Ceutral's weak point on
- h in preventing these very
81 nv Pedler, the quarterback. and
ror and Castenholtx, halfbacks.
! rnnGon has . trio that has made
3o~h yardage this year on plays that
DD1o on the tanks or circle away
0D1 them. Muskegon has no line
mnnDr to be feared. Furthermore,
mi II strongest on defense in the
- Of the line, where Culver's
v beef forms the keystone of an
e( that no plunger has yet been
1et 70 break down.
IG1edo's 0ffense last week showed
~ CentraI's ends were weak on de-
- TOledo's fast halves made gain
M kAin around both ways, Central
l1S enable to stop them effectively.
6des these end runs Of the trio
Dued. Coach Stocking Is prepar.
~ 1efense calculated to Offset Mus
70 skill at the forward pass.
M men have been drilled during
NH >rimmage In two things, getting
~ man who ID trying to pass and
y 10 the ball itself. II Muske-
Dakes any material gains by the
DQ heaves they will have to have
plays work to perfection.
king Is the rudiment that Cen.
Moved weakest In Saturday. and
NJ Il the rudiment that they have
~ kround into them by hours of
ice this week. Stocking has had
oyslnen, the backs and ends par
nv, tackle men IN the open field.
"a swt3nns1 fha~ ~ro~a So1lnrScc tu<or
mDe. He has insisted on their
0ue4zing their men hard and low.
Ntpcking has paid less attention to
~ 0Rense than to the defense. He
e1jq9es that with an ability to hold
@egon defensively, his men are
~ TO count enough points to win
- Ame. Not half Of the real plays
ut ymight have been sprung against
o1o40 Saturday were used. so that
0oMegon scouts are not at all wise
III - the stunts that Central has
81 D1trAI had them ready for To-
Il 10 true. but Quarterback Clark,
>oysng below standard both In his
- mechanical work and In his di-
c<lag Of the team, failed to take
ev1Atage Of them. Then again To-
80 had the ball most of the time
otuZ0ay, and II was hard for Detroit
= ~ In 4 position for any startling
1nnfs. .s
That Les Clark will show his real
prtA ct Muskegon despite his failure
1tuBday, Ii the opinion OF Coach
oc&ing.
nrk played like himself for the
,fot4 time In two weeks yesterday"
&od Stocking today. Two things
Goyq bothered him. He has had an
injured leg and he has had a bad
old. He seemed to have his real
Ne tgain yesterday and look for
Him 10 accomplish some real results
ogainst Muskegon."
Central 10 going 70 Muskegon with
~ eincero BELIEF that IT 10 capable OF
khipDihG the -Muskies They admit
k1fs lheg gerf fearful of Toledo. that
fAey lackeds confidence
The huDa crowd and the import
nee Of the game bad tie effect on
Tine Of the youngsters who were IN
.9jr hrst big high school contest and
a ssufRered from ats psychological
~, This has probably been worn
and there will be no stage fright
uuskek0n.
~ for centrar's -offense. IL VIII try
ofything It has, provided It Is
1Dd and Les Clark doesn't forget
Deer- WORKS against Muskegon
- used. II straight football fails
Nm. there will be open work tc