The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-07
ARBOR AT FEVER HEAT
IS PENNSY COMES TO TOWN
nni Fans Pouring Into City
~ ThousandA and Soon
Catch Spirit
TH TEAMS ARE VERY
CONFIDENT OF VICTORY
ovons At Their Best and Re-
unit Very Uncertain-L Lyons
Goes Back to End

>4Ak ve1y Ouceitdiu---LyV
Goes Back to End
ANN ARBOR. Mich. Nov. 7.--we1l
~ % fall back on a venerable
0C-HroWn phrase TO describe Ann
~ this morning. The little city Il
ntDou mad.
HON dozen directions, special
1no, regular trains, street cars, au'
nobiles and every known convey
~ are pouring into the city and
nping thousands OF alumni. rela-
no and fans. And no sooner do
~ disembark than they catch the
~ of the student body and tramp
and down the streets. over the
UnDuo and run in circles around the
I'M, asking In great anxiety every.
~ they meet, II Michigan is going
boot Pennsy this afternoon. Even
Dobbin. or rather team OF him,
- trotted into the city with
cnokiah and Jerusha, whose boy Is
college and sent them tickets "a
~ football game, b. gosh They
led lust as pleased as IL itwasnt
1's money that paid for the tickets
Ann Arbor Is fully decorated for
- occasion The Maize andl Blue Is
1nG from every house and store,
ID tho Red and Blue OF Pennsy is
noDicuous. Every reasonable pur-
ne has been abandoned, and the
1o1o town ID talking nothing but
DD<boll, with the home game, OF
orDe. claiming most OF the con-
@knotton- Quite q little eastern
10y has arrived In town. and was
1ckly covered. despite the fact that
~ Syracuse and Harvard games TEN.
kot1ly necessitated moratorium
The campus. The odds were vary
~ because OF the great uncertainty
~ the result, but ranged around
~ money. Both Michigan and
n0oy already have the game won,
1oor them tell It. but on paper the
ut this afternoon should be any
Michigan will have its best team of
- year IN the field. There are only
~ changes In the lineup, Bastian
~ TO half and Lyons taking his old
40 ~ end. where he belongs. This
40 Yost six Of what are usually
IIc4 veterans. Splawn and Hugh
ate both In splendid condition, and
oud add at least SO per cent to the
N0Gth Of the team that met vHar-
~ last week Bastian Is better
than Pyons, and Lyons is bet
ind than Quail IL looks as IL
had prepared q formidable ag-
0&I0n Tor the Ouakers, who mod
IA odmit that they have the best
n ave years and can not pos
cnfher conditions are ideal for
4 teams. 1t Is fairly warm, with
enough frost and breeze In the
~ make II pleasant for everybody.
~ teams could stand 1t little
pr, but not the scribes and the
(koph operators, 50 we stand back
ne phrase IDEAL" Ferry field is
Exeat condition. II is firm, dry
last just what both Yost and
Qkes have been praying for, il
>oo1l coaches ever pray.
Xn0ro 10 but one prospect that can
the contest, and that is based
4opo and can be safely disregard
tins year. There was a strenuous
Ut On the campus this morning 70
"a the dedicat0ry exercises at
stadium just before the game. II
remembered that any sort OF GER
1ny on an athletic field was always
- 20 the home team. and the dis
@ory almost created a panic. But
exercises viii take place, never.
Ieeo. for Judge Day has learned
speech and must be given q
nee to get IL out Of his system 20
eon root for Michigan with com
and pleasure. The anti-cere.
rlDts Will have to find all the so
they can by recalling that nc
- runs true to form In 1914.
- least $4,000 people are expected
he same Nearly that many tick.
have already been sold, and the
Will undoubtedly be gobbled n
oEo the kick-0N II in order.
4ofe was wild time at Hill an.
Elum last night. Six thousand
IoutS jammed into the place and
Elclpated In the biggest mass
Sting ever held here. The enthu.
<m this morning is something III
ongover, but II 10 picking ur rap.
2u4 ~ the WOiNcI1ueb SuOulu
,pen to win, Ann Arbor will have
1inful night. In fact, a peaceful
oay IL likely to dawn on no Ann
Dor q all.
1ho win VIM For the first time
~ rear yost-snd Rsookes--Aave
~ best 90 .offer. Tnvy shpuld- be
matched. The team hat gets fae
NJ should take the game, but with
Possibilities of the new game
dope Il likely to be upset, un
one Of the two elevens should
Ia up under the strain. Michigan
the better chance. we believe
even n we hadn't bet on Osborn
we're broke. we should be might,
>ful about placing a meal-ticket or
6y's frncas.
onn State students, ceIebratins
~ with Harvard, touched q match
No gallons OF gasoline. This
~ the value OF higher education
.