The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-19
- To Use Attack That viii
Menace Every Point Crimson
To Assault Line
NOTRE DAME-MICHIGAN
GAME VERY PROBABLE
assumption of Relations VIII
4 n Popular---M A. c. May
Loss Wolverine Fracas
BY HAROLD Y. WILCOX.

It 4 q good thing that the Yale
ftarsard game Saturday stands alone
~ The days headline attraction.
Ikoro n every reason to believe mat
( - new game will be put to its SUI
ome test of the season. just sucn
Z. test a. lovers Of the autumn sport
khve long been wishing for. IL was
I. oxpected that the advantages and
6k1octs OF the style Of play would De
6Sofaively demonstrated at the inter
nkctional contest between Michigan
"a Harvard, but that game really
rkoulted IN the use OF beautiful con-
. elomoration OF every lyDs OF footoaii
Known TO man, by q pair OF teams,
neither or which was at Its best.
Unless all reports from the east are
pore SUNK" Yale Is going to attempt
AID high developed assortment Oh
ond high developed assortment OF
B oben play ever presented on an Amer
Z I'm aridiron. Harvard u striving to
dhyise q defense that win check thar
n1rt OF an attack, and will attempt to
r&tain the national championship "
hiring through alleged weak points
81 the Blue forward wall Both plan
q do q lot of kicking. with the PROB
ahle effectiveness evenly balanced.
III can be rather accurately predict
~ that the game Saturday viii be Q
h&ttle between 'bewildering threat
Ala sintelligent power" Yale hopes
~ eain by puzzling the foe with for
3 afions that will threaten every
3 M on the horison at the same time.
harvard hopes to grab victory oy 2
- nlonna6 NJ
tick based ON power.
From all accounts, the attack that
Xhle is planning to use resembles
very much in basic formations. that
u6hed by Yost against PENNSYLVANIA.
xho Bull Dog. however, Is said TO
have developed an uncanny skill IN
(. 2ksral and forward passing that has
III yet been eQualled in the country.
he strength of the attack Will lie IN
~ Versatility. BY using formations
Inn which the ball can be either
:olrried, passed, or kicked. the oppos-
11{ defense will be scattered and the
61ances Of advancing the ball In any
<o( the three manners increased Even
vhen the ball IA close to the goal line.
80 Yale attack n so planned, II Ii
aid, that there are excellent chances
~ powerful backs, like LeGore and
'e0vill. breaking through the line and
4 <koping their feet until the line Of
[&condary defense IL reached, when
W lunge would substantially add 20
Il 1Uo gain. Quarterback Wilson Ii be
~ trained to make his attack varied.
md thus keep the opposition alter.
+ notely closing up and scattering. to
heir subsequent bewilderment
Harvard's chances Of breaking up
1nch plays are held excellent In the
>nost The Princeton secondary de-
1hse made great mistake In allow
nd Itself to be so pulled out of place
1&nt Ainsmith and Brann easily got
Itwn the field to receive forward
D1oses. The Crimson Is not expect
'o4 - make that mistake. and while
40 defense will. of course, be widened
<13 protect itself against the variety
|<o1 plays that may be pulled. II will
y live no points unprotected. The
k1nson, with stronger line than
<Xale, will probably depend on the
1foot wall to stop plunging. let the
E1G1oty man care for kicks. and as
Glrn the remainder Of the secondary
<1ofonse to stopping forward passing
nd fake plays. II viii be an inter.
Threat, against intelligent power.
While the Yale backfield is by no
mems one-man affair. LeGore tow
<GED head and shoulders above his fel