New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-08
Maulbetsch Rends Penn
Line and Scores Two
TOuchdowns.
BENTON AND STAATz
STARS AT THE ENDS
Wolverine Attack Begins Ate,
Mathews Kicks Field Goal
Rest Is Easy.
lBg T.lsr.ph v Ths r,f.,,,.

81" 'NN'Nn't N''H H'Nlcated the sous.
stand Of the new concrete stadium b.,.
this afternoon with the creates, v..o,-
ever gained over Pennsylvania. su-
bling the Quakers by score of34n,
A crowd Of $4,000 persons. viii
skaters all attendance records a..
Ferry Field, saw the Wolverine an,
play the Quakers 10 every deuartms,,
Of game which was featured bv -.
plunging Of Maulbetsch, the open So
running Of Catlett and the iorvs,s
passing Of the Maize and Blue wsrrio,.
Pennsylvania started strongly. ~
ing the Wolverines on the defen.,,,
oil through the first quarter and g.
.ug a. the end Of the opening per,oI
by a margin Of 3 20 on drop ks.
from the 3S-yard line by Mathew
Yost's men fought back Ike a Whit.
wind, however, and scored three toueL.
downs IN the next quarter, and anotLs,
pair in the third period, although Perr
Draced and looked like a regular too,.
ball team again IN the fns. quarter
The herslded defence Of Broo..
against Mauibetsch failed % prove nor,
than an inspiration 70 the Micaie,.
star, who tore through the Quaker ir.
as II II had been paper. His ground
gaining was equal 70 that Of any ~,
other players IN the game, and IA.
Dutchman scored two toucadowns s,S
made one Of the others possible. M.
other TWO scores by Michigan were ,ts
result Of brilliant forward passes iron
Splawn and Hughitt 20 Benton srl
S,aatZ.
Michigan's play was indiferen, /,
the first quarter, and the Eastern IL.
vaders easily got the jump st The star.
Vreeland and Tucker carried the os.l
most of the way on the Quaker attack
Penn. carried the bal as far as tie
-9-yard line, which was the closes, she
cot 20 the Wolverine goal Here n.
Maize and Blue braced, and Ns,hexs
dropped back 20 his 3s-yard lire sri
drop-k.cked a perfect field goal, gvrs
Penn. the first blood.
After that Penn. never had q cha-e,
until the final period, when Niehlgs.
Was playing IL safe. After the Quss.a
had scored, the Wolverines came .roa
behind with a vengeance. Yost sent 4
Catlett for Bastian az right half "a
start the second quarter. and the Ds.
kota lad ran the ends like a eyeo,.
and was hard 20 stop once he 90. ,e.
yond the scrimmage line. He ga. &;
more ground than any other p.sye. %
either team, except Maulbetsch.
But Maulbeysch and Cauett were 10;
the only Wolverine heroes Benton sii
Staatz. 40 the fanks. played a ST.
better game than they displayed in tie
East. The work Of these Two rea n
catching the forward passes was a .s-
cisive factor IN the big score Nicaigis
piled up, each one Of them taking u /,
pass which nettel q touchdown Tor ia
Wolverines.
The throwing Of the passe, b
Hughitt and Sp.aUn was especially
good. Splawn tossed a thirty-yssi
spiral which Benton p.ucked from re
arms Of Two Quakers while on the ~,
and scampered ten yards across as
goal line for a score. Staatz esesi
his pass on a bound our Of ? pol,
arms, Merrill falling % grab u, and 81
20 the l0-yard line, from which MAJ
betsch scored in three p.unges.
Michigan's linemen completely Of
charged the Quskers after the hfi
half. Captain Raynsford was the usaA
star on defence and outp.ayed Captain
Journey on offence. The latter msie
big pass, which gave Michigan her ms
scoring chance. but Rsynsford ia's'
the ball accurately all during ~
game, and there was not N.cngii
tumble except after men were ,aeks-
Cochran, Reimann and McHsle a.
tore great holes in the Quaker tor"'a
wall, and were impregnab.e on defsn';,
McHale grabbed d forward pass 81
made himself generally useful, T's
Reimann and Cochran starred IN oFssS
ing through.
Journey and Dorizas were ~
Quaker stars on the line, the Grssa
strong man stopping Naulbetsea ~
few times that the Red and Blue u,
complished this trick Tucker 81
Vreeland were the offensive stars
the early part of the game, with NI'I
fit and Avery taking the .imels'
roles later.
Michigan drove the Red ard Sal
team down the field at the start o. =,
second quarter, getting possessioh
the ball when Tucker pulled ou.n
or his own 35-yard line. CatleI q
cled the right end for nine. Mauloe''-
making it first down on the next ~
In two more line smashes Msuleee
placed the ball on the Quaker l'T'
mark.