The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-04
old TEAM MATE
/ Of MAULY MAY
Be 1915 PILOT
Wolverines Now Doping Out the
Team to Lick Crimson In the
1915 Game
SPLAwN, MAULBETSCH
AND REIMANN TO BE BACK
Other Lesser Lights Also To BE
Again Eligible dunn Looks
Good For Quarter

0b SAMEn SCdEHMEHnVHNs w.
ANN ARBOR, Mich, Nov 4.--The
bright promise of another game with
Harvard next year has set the cam
pus to doping out Yost's 1915 eleven.
Just now the prospects are fins for .
veteran nucleus OF q great eleven.
Maulbetsch, . year older. .. year
wiser and with . 'varsity reputation
that viii strike terror 70 the east,
win be back. so will splawn. with
terrific season back Of him and the
gridiron wisdom which can only come
| 10 the intelligent player who has made
costly mistakes. Larry should be q
wonderful kicking and passing star
next year, fulfilling all Of the promise
OF his early work. Reimann, the
tackle, who starred 1t Cambridge In
the role Of play breaker-up. win also
be a veteran worthy Of the best OF
Yost's forward walls. Added to this
nucleus Of stars viii be half . dozen
or more lesser lights who have been
used on and on a. regulars this year.
For quarterback. the hurry-up men
tor has q real prospect. He 10 Jack
Dunn, the all-fresh quarter, who prom
| Uses to develop into q worthy sue
cessor OF Hughitt. Mcmillan and Was
mund.
Yost has other quarterbacks, Zeiger
and Mcnamara. but those who have
watched closely the work Of Dunn de-
clare that he Ia the best Of the trio.
He handles the ball cleaner. Is q bet
ter open field runner, plays his men
better, and has wonderful faculties Tor
picking the weak points In the en-
emy's lines.
Jack. is another little fellow, who
weighs In the neighborhood Of loo
pounds. He Ia very nearly Hughitts
weight, but Is built very differently
| from the present star, being very
short and stocky, while Hughitt -
some taller and thinner. In forward
passing, Dunn il better than Hughitt;
4 In catching punts. he II almost his
equal. In head work. no one has Z
on the Chelsea boy. At running with
the ball. Hughitt Is probably the bet
ter, though he Is more easily roughed
up than Dunn, whose build keeps him
from injury Best of all. Dunn II cap
able OF wonderful development under
proper coaching. His Improvement
this year under Douglass demonstrat-
ed that fact. 49,. "a.
| Dunn and Maulbetsch are old team
mates. Dunn played quarter on the
Ann Arbor independents In the days
when Mauly made that team state
champion. and II was only because OF
the line plunger's remarkable ability
that Dunn was not considered the par
ticular star Of the aggregation.
II was while playing with Dunn that
Mauly, first used hts now famous war.
whoop. Gimme the ball" II 10 said
that there were very few signals
used. The Dutchman would chase
Dunn around end for a few yards and
then take the ball from the quarter
Ifor a touchdown. The system these
two had was the smoothest-working
thing ever seen here. and they played
together In wonderful manner.
There are many promising candi-
dates for the 1915 pilot Job. but Fresh
man Jack Dunn looks like the one
best bet
i Harvard will graduate seven three
year men this year, and the team that
faces Michigan In 1916 will be almost
as green as was Michigan this year.
Michigan students can see nothing
but victory over the Crimson next
year.
The Cincinnati club has issued $780,
900 more OF preferred stock-which
adds about $4,000 worries to Herxogs
load. Down in Redtown they'd buy
q share OF stock just to get the right
TO roast manager