The Detroit times., 1916-11-18
MICHIGAN
AND PENN
COLLIDE
Complete Sea-
son Today In Clash
With Quakers
By HAROLD Y. WILCOX.

ANN ARBOR. Mich. Nov Is
Coach Bob Folwel. OF the Univer
sity of Pennsylvania, brought his
roaring Pennsie8 to Ann Arbor to-
day 10 wrangle on Lhs gItdiron With
Fielding II Yosts husky Michigani
gsns.
A battle royal between two ex-
ceedingly spectacular eleyens was
expected Michigan has been a crazy
team all autumn II is a splendid
grid aggregation but only on de-
fense has it played orthodox foot.
all The secrets Il its oflense
have beer wide end runs from fake
KICK formations. a myriad ofTfor-.
ward passes for which any ck SIX
r}en are eligible and which uss%A1y
scar 80 to 40 yards downfold be fore
volplaning toward tl-. turf, and the
line plunging Of one johnny Maui
betsch, better known as the Human
Mole. Demon Dutchman AMI the Ger
man Bullet
This VIII be Mauly's last game for
dlchigan His superb work az Cor
rell last Saturday put him in line
fer the all-American. and il IS pre-
d1cted that this afternoon be viii
give the blood-thirsty cnes a rare
treat Rehor, Zeiger and Eunnc will
be- other wolverines whose college
career on the gridiron VIII end with
this contest
Fennsy brings team that is SINH
lar in many re spects to Michigan. II
Is rank inand-outer. bui is due
for a big day H. too relies some
V hat on the forward pass, but
Coach Folwell favcrs what he calls
the "ha seball pass" Tnis Is his
cwn invention, and corresponds TO
The ordinary short pass directly
over the line
Penn's best bet f. Howard Berry,
pentathlon champion Of America,
Who will play fuloack most of the
game lie is one II those fellows
who can do anything wei, and he
has been the hero OF all the ronG
offensive the Quakers have exhibit.
ed this season Pennsy is very con.
lident and full Of pepper The east.
o;ners have an excellent defense. In
practice every man roars at the top
OF his Voice when the ball ls snap
led. AMI scrin,mage sounds like sup
Icr time at the 700
40 less than 25.000 fans VIII see
the garic al Ferry field this after.
noon Special trains have been
curing nto Ann Arbor all DAY long
from every direction and no less
than S.09c from Detroit have enter
ed Ann Arbor since early morning.
Tho tickets ar all sold ana only
standing room was available this
morning
The weather is too cold TO give
comfort 10 spectators, but is not
lad for ihe players Tie field is
frosty. however and Is likely tc be
come very slippery after few mo-
Iaenfs o. play In hat event. The
cpcn game Is likely 90 be hampered
and tho spectacular work passed up.
Both teams are ia excellent physi.
cal cor lition Michigan line 1ut
weighs the Pcnnsy forwards -
ounde go the man. hut a GOOD share
of this margin is conferred tn two
players Rchor, Michigan guard.
Weighs $50 pounds. and Eriresyaag.
P,nnsl Luard. )n'y l55 The back.
hclds both average 1863
Coach Nost announced lhis morn
ing Thar Sparko would start at quar-
terhack In other respectf,hc Mich
iean incup wa be- REGULAR one
just before the game Nost address
cd his team as follows
We've been working with YOU
fellows for nearly two i1ohths
You've had all Tho coaching and
training you can get IT, up 20
YOU nov. We arc on th, side.
lines to-day. and vou play the
game Let's see what sou can
do.
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