The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-04
vi HAS CROSSED PENN
INVADERS ARE PUZZLED
80 Sent TO See wolverines
nys Been Given NO knowledge
Hutry-Up Mans Strategy
AVE SEEN ONLY LINE
PLUNGING BY MANLY
nnkers Cannot Believe Yost
rs No 1915 Tricks. and Know
Not What to Expect
By HAROLD y. WILCOX.
rost has Pennsy freed.

q By HAROLD y. WILCOX.
xost has Pennsy freed. -a
rrounced at frequent intervals by
fsw spectacular trick plays. the Red
- blue coaches were at Cambridge
i fuIl force. Saturday, to discover
- latest fashions In wolverine STRAIT
". and failed 70 find any. Sent TO
"a M on Yost. they learned only
~ Johnny Maulbetsch Is one or the
eoatest plunging halfbacks In the
Quaker scouts took In the Syracuse
ne and reported team without an
<(ock worth while. with no strategy
5'oDeak Of. From al they learned OF
'ootu Hridiron machine this year.
~ had nothing to fear but q fight
spirit and q line bucker.
BIT previous disasters loom like
@ccters IN Coach Brookes memory.
~ the Pennsylyania mentors cannot
@loSo that Yost viii let next Satur-
NJ gnme 60 by without q dash Of
- Spectacular play that has made
|n famous. They are expecting
lothing. but what they. know not
Nv beyond q lot OF anti-Mauly drill
x ana the revival OF ancient lorna
~ oeninst the Y0stmen, the Quak-
viii come to Ann Arbor for the
lend trusting whole lot to Prov
While Brookes and his cohorts
Md be very much pleased to have
4 Dotter line on what to expect from
1T they are by no means conced-
= victory to the Wolverines. In
& Tie Quakers tell US that they are
- to win, and point with pride,
~ political boys say. to the best
- ~ nve years. !,
Nm has . nifty fake kick forma-
that has worked very success
- during the past few weeks, and
0noterners are depending on II TO
- them to Q few counters. From
= o. ssnd Tucker against the line
onekle. The play all depends upon
- The Opposition seems to be look
fof. This formation swamped
k1hmore last Saturday. but viii
o 20 ret BY o bunch OF wiser grid
II thjs week than those that repre-
M the little eastern school.
1nn y also using the forward pass
1och the same way that Mt Union
occording to advices from the
The Quakers are said to be
~ paseers. heaving the ball at
Ia opportunity, and trusting TO
C1o6t getting sway with II for .
nn1n once In . while. Mt Union
= toachdoWn BY that methor after
Tal failures. and Penn may be a
" This blind passing also has
hnbit Of bewilderfng the opposi-
nd maxim q varied attack more
gSill. Penn's neld general. has q
1eofting custom that has ire
n<ly completely crossed the en-
Every 90 often ne passes left
~. and seems to get away with
= Surprising manner.
~ line IL probably stronger
ony that the wolverines have
kced. with the possible exception
4racuse. II was known that
EEeo had . great array OF heavy.
oooive material in the early fall.
3 Ma also known that the re-
y were mighty green. But the
~ mentor has pounded an a.
<1nk lot Of football In his pro
cfaniuns. and they now rank
~ bet in the country.
~ at Ann Arbor they are Just az
0ont u victory a. are the boys
0zlo6o1phia. The Wolverines ar.
ut e Harvard could not stop
1ootschs Pennsy can have little
ne Of stopping Mauly, with
DVh and Hughitt also In the back
end IN far better physical condt
than IN the game at Cambridge.
30 shakeup II working amazingly
this week. also, and the west
40 ohould have an eleven so per
g stronger than that sent against
Ivuf6. OF course, there II the dam
'of > fatal reaction after the bat
With the Crimson. but Yost has
~ explained that such a thing
~ not be. and those who ought to
~ az that that danger can safely
discounted. E
Ne don't spring It. Goldberg VIII,
W might 40 wen turn II loose and
q over with.
4ktle Dutchman, who are your"
"a, I'm the guy that put the maui
1au1beasch." p.
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