Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 19

19 Wolverines Turn Their Attention to Big Games in East ANOTHER TENSE MOMENT THAT WOLVERINE AGGIE CONTEST L' 17 betsch Miller made one more on a wide end run Michigan was Penalized tiy 0 It took the field generals ft SPLAWN BOOTS BALL OVER THE BAR ROM TWENTY YARD LINE Continued rom Page Seventeen Part One Man Why Hesitate or Wait Longer for Cold Weather O' 4 Tot 0 RINGLING WINS BIG STAKE IL BY CARL SAUNDERS AST LANSING Mich October 17 Each team was successful EASTERN LOSES GAME AND ALSO STAR AT LINT SMITH TO BOX NEGRO LATEST Downs rare miles and a Si' Teams Will Battle at the Motordrome Sunday Afternoon ASSUMPTION IS TRIMMED 37 6 Hardy sell 1 Goals from Referee Konrady of downed on his own 35 yard A forward pass to Smith fail i 1 ullao first down in the middle of the Hewitt Miller mane seven past Maulhetsch and Julian oft one yard Deprato punt Hughitt who made a fair on his own 20 yard line first play through the line and then Maulhetsch plunged yarns Lanett runs of and yards were fea On a kick off he ran through the Assumption field for yards and a touchdown He also received forward passes and made threw Palhxk deserves credit for Captain Julian had a margin on Maulhetsch in the duel between two of the greatest line plungers ir 2 13 0 Hleapt) SIDELIGHTS ON THE WOLVERINE VICTORY 2 3 0 0 0 0 Bushnell Ben Hughltt Hush The Ballantine Company 237 239 Woodward at Gifford Second Annis ur Bldg Dozens of men were here every day last week buying their all Clothes and we know you will come now for the word seems to have gone 'round that our stock is the finest and that our Clothes are better than ever this fall Cold weather is coming and you want to be prepared Come in now and give us a chance to show you what we can do in making your clothes JJ know we can lease you in fab rics style fit workmanship and price all Gothes $25 $2750 $30 up Second door yes' But you save money the middle west However the "German gave a great ex hibition The brunt of the A play seemed to bo leveled at Hughitt who repeatedly was forced to call for time out The Michigan rooters eang 'The Yellow and between the halves while every spectator stood with head uncovered The A band repeated the air after the vis iting rooters had ended Chaddock bled like a fountain when his nose was spllnter He made his first appearance In two weeks with the Mapkllnltets hav ing learned the now signals for the first time during practice riday night While the field was soggy In spots It was better than had been hoped for In the closing moments of play A suffered a blow when with the ball In Michigan territory a 15 yard penalty was inflicted Rehor the giant Wolverine lines man did what little tackling he en gaged In around the neiiks ot his opponents A groan went up from the A rooters when time ended the first half with A battling to wards Michigan's goal in mighty dangerous territory Splawn gave a pretty exhibition of getting his kicks away On the whole the line blocked well in front of him Macklin let the same team that started the game finish while Tost was forced to make numerous sub stitutions Either A had it on the Wol verines In condition or the Aggies were putting more push Into their tackles Michigan took out time repeatedly while only once was A forced to stop the game on account of injuries While Smith the colored tackle played a brilliant same on the line he failed to make worth while Rains when called upon to carry the ball Michigan was outplayed by A was heard wherever A followers gathered after the game from yards one and Me Michigan 0 A 0 Roehm for Hm fnv StASitZ Huebel for ht for Huebel Watson for Reimann Cat lett for Roehm James for Lyons Reimann for Benton Roehm for Catlett Catlett for plawn Huebel for HughUt Goal from Splawn Hftckett of Wat Point Holderness of Tehigh ield Ju Ige Halneft of Yale Head lines Gardner of Cornell Time of quar 15 minutes How Wolverines and Aggies ought Their Great Play in Detail aggregation In a A Blake Miller Smith Straight Vaughn Vandervoort Blacklock Chaddock Dutch Miller Dep nto Miller Julian cards for off side No gain resulted from the next play Drprato vyas downed for one yard loss on a wide end run from punt formation He then punted to lioehni who ran back 10 vards before being downed on his own 45 yard line Hughitt made two yards through the line Maulhetsch was stopped without a gain toward left and and the quarter was up Michigan Ot 1ML A 0 DETROIT SOCCER ELEVEN MEETS CLEVELANDERS white clad yell masters local collegians Their enrn'iceoi liv the long ptactlced shouting of the 51 THE DETROIT TREE PRESS: SUNDAY OCTOBER 18 1914 Score 34 0 Quarterback Peter son Wrenches Neck and is Carried Off ield Elint Michi October Elint Central was able to gain by every style of fuotball and hopelessly out classed the Detroit Eastern aggre gation here today when they took the long end of a 34 to count The visitors were unable to gain con sistently making their downs only tour times during the game and by forward passes Captain Hardy was the star of the local team and scored three of nis touchdowns Time after time lint ripped off gains of from 20 to 35 yards through the line and around the ends Late in the game the visitors tried the forward pass entirely but were unable to complete them Several times they tried three forwards and all fell incomplete after which they punted Cartwright seemed to have the edge on the visitors' team play and did some great defensive work Peterson Detrolts Quarterback had his neck badly wrenched and had to be carried off the field in the third quarter Detroit kicked to lint and after five long runs by all of the back field men Captain Hardy carried it over for a touchdown in the first two minutes of play After that Detroit never had a chance Nu merous penalties however held the locals down as they were penal ized over 100 yards during the game umbles by the locals were costly and one fumble after Hardy had carried the ball over the goal line was made a touchback While lint failed an many of its 1 In XS A A torwaru pushes me much more successful than the vis itors and completed many of them for long gains Taylor and Bassett did good work nt the receiving end of the for wards and were responsible for breaking up most of' the Detroit forwards Schaub showed ud the strongest of the linemen RASTERS' lnr1 (eapt) Slelaff Kraus Hesse May Peterson MICHIGAN NOW ACES THE fARD GAMES SCHEDULE STARTING WITH SYRACUSE Polish Seminary Uses Bewilder ing Open Style of Play 16 Passes Completed Special to The ree Press Pontiac Mich October A rather ene bMM game was played between the Polish seminary and Assumption college at Or chard lAke today the Seminary lads win Ing 37 to 5 The White Eagles showed the western style of football by successfully pulling off 16 forward passes out of IS attempts Dan tures whole netted many touchdowns his defensive and offensive playing As sumption was completely taken off lt feet bv the Poles rushes and could do nothing Line up and summary: SEMINARY ASSUMPTION Poltvch Glazik Duski Szco Grunna Yobozkewics Palluch Danielak Bartol Rych Mycxewlci 1 Barto) Toboto Gal from polluch Ry nearson Grubba Head Kynney Time of quar'erw 15 minutes Takes' St Leger Handicap Churchill Downs 4 :04 Churchill Downs Louisville K' OtoLei ILngllng today won th St Lorpt ban CliCap over uw uunnni course The two ovief a nnxAr(l in 4 Alt was second and Anyport third As outlined last fall when arrangements Mire ruauo between Detroit and Cleveland t' 'ceer enthusiasts to play inter city games the best teams picked from tho dXtQa clubs' comprising the two leagues ul Will play Detroit at the local vrne on Vctuber 18 Kams will have a somewhat dif which did bat SECOND QUARTER Roehtrf Deprato's punt and took it to the Michigan 20 yard line Roehm made one yard through the line On a take punt Splawn stumbled and lost two yards when the A linemen broke through Rehor downed Hewitt Miller with Splawn's punt In the center ot the field Julian made two yards past McHale Maulhetsch stopped Jul ian after a one yard gain Deprato made first down Huebel went In for Hughitt Julian made five yards past Jvons Smith made two more only to have A penalized 15 yards McHale stopped Julian for no gain Depratn dropped hack for a place kick from his 45 yard line which failed and Roehm tell on the ball back of the goal line Michigan put the ball into play on the 20 yard line Splawn mad five vards through the line and then 'repeated for two more Maul hetsch was thrown for no gain Huebe1 was downed from nehlno bv Straight on a fake punt Splawn nunted to the A 43 yard line Dcprato 1 mftdn five yards around Lvons Blake Miner ot aw nYlil ulnflil fiVO around right end AT A had foot to go on the fourth down Dutch Miller made throtigh Halo Throw Miller Back Blake Miller was downed for a two vard loss on an end run to ward Maulhetsch a defensive left rnd A forward pass to Blake Mil ler from Julian made five yards A fake place kick made Hs first on the 20 yard line Julian made three yards Cochran stopped De nrato and A was penalized 15 yards A had 22 yards to go tbe sncOnfl rlnwn knock 1 down MHl' i puss Depr ito's place kick failed and Michigan put Hie ball In plav again at 2 yard IRST QUARTER a By HAWLEY AWast Lansing Mich October Captain Julian won the toss for the Aggies and chose to defend the south goal There was no breeze blowing The field was in rairty good snape although tne footing was not entirely secure epiuwu Kicsea oit xor Auchigan to the Ag tu yara unc uie ball and Kenor tne BU yaru hue out recovered A in the same place 'otor hufup from that teat Luna park October 26 last year puiccd a 1 tu 1 tie Cleveland soc fans av it was the best game ever 1 in Cleveland and Detroit soc ir fans will witness a treat when they "Sivn tnese teams battle Sunday next La nlavvrs are the very best talent In tne clubs and should give a sood ac vinn cf tavmselves Munsiw thn outside left was one of stars tn the Cleveland game last sea cowan at left back Miller atiislue right Moore at left halt and Sil ck at center iralf all played at Cleve xne Detroit team win do wiuivutc es Of Stanfield last goalie ui eiiwrtence will more than tne li as he is playing in Up top light now Ln line ups follow: tiii Stevenson (Packards) goal 'puon (All Scots) Cowan Caledonia) Mair (Packards) Miller (capt) (Ruhoq halfbacks Munslow (De wu Sihmck tBukk TliUtlP) Hurst (St 'orei Pctrlr iCaledoria) Millar (All furwardt ('hAf A hirlzlirn CltV) eoali lWi lAkrnnt Eodlcv backs Marshal)! km clurk (Thistle) Tillie (Thls hulfna 4cm McDonald (Akron) Walker Marshall (orest City) Brown for City) Gray (Thistle) forwards L'fr i 'v Storre Cleveland Aftr the game the (earns will dine at airfax hotel at 7 Any eoc "rib iji' sirrius 'of attending should com with Dainua the league ee Partlcular credit is due the ether tackle Although position the Grand Rapids like an all American veteran dozens of plays deadly efficiency and seemed right where th? ball was Depmto Good Klrker Deprato made a very good job of kick ing getting bls punts off cleanly and for fair distance Re made hut one poor kick in the game and nn that occasion was hurried by the approaching' Wolverine would be blockers Hewitt Miller had the honor of making the longest run of the game and one that came very near beat ing Michigan Michigan found for the first time this season a team on which she run iha nrin long time to become convinced of this rart inrt tempts to gain' ground on fake kicks late in the game This was one aort of de fense in which the Aggies were almost perfect and they knocked the spots out of anybody who tried to turn their flanks Slowness in getting the plays off hurt Michigan somewhat There were a lot of impromptu conventions end' conferences be fore the signals were given that did not seem necessary hut which may have been dtp to tho fact that a green Quarterback was in the game a good part of the time By contrast Miller seemed tn drive his men with much more smooth ness and speed The game attracted a crowd estimated at from 13000 to 15000 persons and there as some great rooting Haff the Mich igan yellmaster was on hand to cnax the shouts from the throats of a big Wolverine cheering section while across the field cheer leaders all dolled up In white kept the shouters busy Splendid Spirit Shown Throughout the Afternoon a splendid sportsmanlike atmosphere was in 'vidence Michigan veiled generously for A before the battle began and was answered In kind Several times when a wounded Maize and Blue battler was being repalied the Aggies cheered him and when Bloke Miller bad to have time called the Michi gan stands yplled Just as lustily for him ns though he had been one Chlr wri men Instead of a follow whoe soul ambi tion it was to make them all possible trou ble in such a riose game as tills It Is in evitable that there should be a difference of opinion ns to the merits of the teams Many A rooters will be inclined to maintain that Michigan had ail the huk while some of the Maize and Blue folks will Insist that the score should have beer larger Thn fact remains that Michigan made three made them honestly aid fairly by a combination of hard work and con sumate while A failed tn score Therefore Michigan certainly was thr points to the better In gameness fighting spirit and all thnt goes to make up a fin ished football team of the highest eailber thero was little to choose between them But Michigan had Just a trifle more finesse an In the super reLnementa of thegame that brought her a well de servrd verdict A tie score would have been lent than the Wolverine deserved success by a margin would have teen a little more Should Be Congratulated Both shies are to be congratulated upon the same A can find cnnsolntlon In the fact that it tock every bit of football Michigan had to beat her while Michigan has every right to be proud of the fact rxAai uniMfuiui lllflt raw jiai'i MICHIGAN Staatz Reimann Rehor Raynsford (capt) McHale Cochran Lyons Hughitt Maulbetsch Bushnell A'i'awn Score by quarters: THIRD QUARTER Splawn kicked off to Chaddock who ran back to the middle of the field where Hughitt downed him Blake Miller lost one yard BlaKe Miller was left alone on a forward pass and then ran with the ball tor a four yard gain Miller passed to Blake Miller but the baU slipped in his hand when tackled and A lost Deprato punted to Splawn who made a fair catch on the Michigan 3s yard line Maul betsch made three yards: through Hie line and Splawn got one Splawn punted out of A So ynrd line A dash past Byons netted one yard and Julian made six in the same play Splawn spilled the next plav for a loss I'eprnto punted to Roehm Who was downed in his tracks at the 41 yard line Maulhetsch plunged through the line ot 3 yards and Lyons plowed through for lour more Maulhetsch took it to within one foot of a first down and then tore through for the rest Hughitt reeled off two through the line and Itoehm added one yard more past Smith Lyons barely missed a forward pass from Splawn then punted to Blake Miller who made five yards before being downed on the yard line Miller Thrown Again On a right end run Blake Miller was downed with a loss of one toot Johnny Lyons intercepted a forward pass from Dutch Miller and the ball was on the A 30 yard line Maulhetsch made five yards and then repeated for four more In the same play through the line Michigan was penalized five yards for off side play when the head linesman discovered a Wolver ine charging too soon The head linesman came right back with a similar penalty against A giving Michigan a first down Itoehm was stopped with a one foot gain Hughitt made two yards through Vanderwoort Hughitt on a fake drop kick went six yards through the middle of the line A last plunge by Maulhetsch failed to make the necessary yards and Michi gan lost her chance to score Deprato punted to Itoehm who was OURTH QUARTER Hughitt made two yards on an end run and Splawn punted to Blake Mil ler who ran it back five yeards along the side lines beforebelng tackled in a Play in which he was laid out Michigan was penalized 5 yards when Rehor was found guilty of oft slde plav Smitn was stopped and then punted to Splawn who caught the ball running backwards and was downed on hie 40 yardline jl A was penalized 5 vards for off side Catlett made three vards on his first attempt Hughitt reeled off six yards and Maulhetsch made It first down Hughitt was stopped dead A was penalized five yards for off side and it was first down for Michigan Splawn made two yards on a place punt going past left end A forward pass from Hugh itt to Lyons mane JU yarns to A US ro yaru line Then the Kick Came Maulhetsch made two yards 3 Csmcron 1 Cen touchrlown Baker Chicago Van Thorn of Ypsilanti Tima cf quar 121 minutes lint: Genre! fnr Cameron Williams for Mnrrlsh Detroit: Mt LeoJ for reterson Hshn for McLeod Wurm for Kraus It vnnls and Solawn punted to i downed in the middle of the field I SSS is wi yard Wn ReVmann J1H HUW xxi a Jnittwri irvi UlUl only to have Michigan penalize yards for holding Splawn punted to the middle of the field and Mich igan was penalized 10 yards when some one mussed up the catch A forward pass to Blake Miller bare ly failed Julian made five and then lUwitt Miller tore off 30 yards past Lyons Julian made three through center and on the next play failed to gain and then time was up with the baU on the Wolverine five yard line in A possession with three more tries IO PUSH II QVW Score Michigan 0 this being late in the final quarterwhen Blake Miller had to be given a little "first treatment Had Same Team Tbrouglioat A started and finished with the same team while Michigan used man 5' substitutes Coach Yost sent fresh men to replace those who were tiring in the second half and toward the finish Michigan seemed to be the stronger of the two Splawn Hughitt and Staatz had to be taken out on account of their injuries men were just as well conditioned as the enemy but were unlucky 1n getting bumps that a trainer is powerless to guard against Thu game was not free from tac tical mistakes Both quarterbacks are to be blanjecl somewhat for sticking too closely to the stereo tjjjv i nijiv VI fiaillt: XHIl is par Ocularly true on the Michigan side With a repertoire of a hundred plays to select from the Maize and Blue repeatedly ignored good openings for some of Yosts pet conceits In the second half Mich igan probably could have scored a touchdown it her field generals had been willing to make a forward pass occasionally At least A defense seemed to be made for the other open plays but it was never put to the test Bad judgment was used in the third quarter when Michigan got the ball inside her 15 yard line Instead of calling on Maul bet sell and taking advantage of the German ability to come through in the pinch the Wolver ine quarter called upon Boehm for a linebuck and thus practically wasted a down the play being di rected against the strong Aggie left guard who had repeatedly stood the test As a result of this mistake the Maize and Blue final ly had to surrender the ly1l on I nllv eonchtd by a whole ariny ot I 4 1 lizr uers iivn nark hmi iur nne which is really not her iggist Michigan will send against iii cciubi nation an Inexperienced jgregatioii di youngsters who Kan LV VIJC i junan received clowned him on aunan fumuleu secund attempt iMiiftU Dutch ill VIlC raciix? Miller gained a yard around ena Michigan was penalized nve yards tor Qii side Cochran drop bed Hewitt Miller after a one yard gain Julian was stopped dead on tne next play The first torward pass of the game irom Dutch MiL ier failed and it was fourth down ked to Hughitt who wasrdowned in his tracKs on the 3B yard line Splawn tripped around en for seven yards Mauibetsch made two more Maulbetseh regis tered first down with a six yard gain through the hne On the next play Michigan fumbled and A recovered the ball on the 4a 1 aAd foi ward pass failed when Blake Miller tailed to get into position A plunge through the line failed and Deprato dropped back lor a punt Bushnell went down on his own eight yard line with a gain Hngbitt Was Hurt Time was taken out at this point foi nugnitt When play was re sumed uaulbelhcn was held to a 1 yard gam Hughitt was stoppeu without a loss ana i plawn punted to the middle of the Held where Blake Milter made a lu yaiu gain bciore being downed Julian gut two througu me leit side of the line Hewitt Miller was thrown after a unc yard plunge anu then Smith made two yards around right end Hughitt dumped Julian with out a gain and it was Michigan ball on her own 25 yard hue Bush nell was downed irom behind by BlacklocK who eluded Staatz The play went for naught when A was penalized live yards lor oil side Hughitt made two yards around light end Bushnell was stopped dead on an attempt through the line and Splawn punted on a bad pass to Hewitt Miller who eluded Rehor and several others only to be down on the o5jard line A was penalized io yards Splawn knocked down a forward pass Julian went through Coch ran for five yards Deprato punted to Hughitt who made it a fair catch on his own 40 yard line Maulhetsch made two through the line and Michigan was penaliz ed five yards for off side Splawn failed to gain on a fake punt play He punted to Hewitt Miller who brought the ball back 20 yards to the center of the field minute was taken out for Staatz and then Blake Miller ram bled around right end only to see penalized 15 yards tor holding Dutch Miller made only one vard through Cochran Julian dragged tho ball through the line for less than two yards The A captain went through Rd mann for seven yards Doprato was stopped' without a gain Lyons stopped Blacklock without a gain Julian's attempted forward pass went beyond the designated re ceiver and the quarter was up the hall being In the middle of the field Scorei Michigan 0 A C'O Harwonq Cartn rlsht 3 4 Tot 7 34 0 With the state title supremacy over the (ttth decided by virtue of her vic Ter Vanderbilt a week ago will now turn their to the east the home of fflderful football teams and now scene each year of Yost's su efforts on the gridiron Sjracure Harvard Pennsylvania Cornell will be met in order Michigan in its trial of strength ith the easterners and every one thexse with the possible excep on only of the Quakers is con (kd more than an even chance coming out first best in the ash with men ulit now the Quakers alone Their Hne while on one side is deplorably on another and their failure to date to show real varietyrrn has led to the belief that they one Will prove an easy prey to wolverines And yet the Mich an alumni seem to be picking out Penn game as the big ona for i season Already the applica nt for seats at the Pennsylvania JIT? reservations at ania game has for trine schedule ive Id to right end and Benton added an other Hughitt was stopped dead and the ball was squareiy in front of the goal posts Splawn fell back to A 2U yard line and made a perfect drop kick giving Michi gan her only points of the game Splawn kicked off to Julian who wae downed on his own 35 yard line A forward pass to Smith fail ed Cochran downed Blacklock and then Smith was stopped Julian field yardrf reeled ed to catch The fa 1 thrnnrrh fiit fiv! punted to Blake Miller who was downed bv Hughitt in the middle of the field Deprato failed to gain a yard around James Catlett down ed Blake Miller on a fake kick after a gain of nlnc yards Julian made It first down with a four yard gain but A was penaliz ed 15 vards for holding Huebel got Julian after a four yard advance and Deprato punted to Huebel who made a fair catch on his own 30 yard line Maulhetsch made four yards through tho line and Maul betscll made five In the same place The game ended at this point Maulhetsch made four yards Ihtoigh lift and vo hut? on the next iilD Mklig was penalized astern Teams With Possible Exception of Pennsy Should force Yost Machine io the Limit Galt Is Needed for frays With the Seaboard Elevens Wizardry of Yost Soon Will Be Shown the Wolverine Rooters Win trv TAPHIlli 1 oV ii VX arbor Mich October 17 will be playing far from home and in strange surroundings UrillvS iVIt IHC vraiiiBVi Tha critics have already given the honors to the Crimson But as Yost says that doesn't result in canceling the game and awarding the victory to Harvard without a trial The coach avers that "it all depends" which is very true It depends on just what the men show when they git out on the field If the Wolverine fight end daeh and endurance can over come the ponderous strength and slow calculating grind of tha Crim son then Michigan will be returned victor The human element is go ing to decide that terrible strife down on Soldiers' field Two wide iv diffcrnt avstems will be at com bat each equally effective in Its own sphere The man on the play ing Held the turn of luck: these will be the elements which will swing the victory to the east or to the west The odds favor the east In the meantime Michigan is to be called on next week to meet a foe formerly somewhat despised but this year certain to show a strong front to the Wolverine at tack Syracuse Is indisputably strong this season Het showing against Princeton while It did not show in tho scoring was incontro vertible In Its proof that the Orangemen will present a tremen dous front to men when the annual battle between the two comes on next Saturday Last year Yost's rejuvenated Wolverine eleven played havoc with the men from the Salt City The 43 to 7 score which was run up on erry field November 1 was just about the most decisive thing In the line of trouncing football elevens which has been seen in Ann Arbor The seven points garnered bv the visitors that afternoon was as near to an accident as possible a fumble near the goal line In the last few minutes of play giving the Orangemen their chance to avert a positive whitewash Backfield Must Show Goods It was Michigan's wonderful line and Jimmy Craig that won that game Michigan a wonder ful line this year nor has she Jimmy Craig But there are sev eral cogs In this 1914 combination which very nearly fill the place of those two winning elements of last vear There is a backfield which comes very near to doing greater things than were accomplished by the All American Craig last yearAnd It has a line which possesses an ability to scrap every minute of Svracuse's chief strength lies in her' ground gaining machine That machine ran up a total of over 200 vards against Princeton last week and the Tigers did just about half that much When they meet the Men of Yost the Syracuse players will be operating on their own gridiron and against a team which has journeyed far to meet them They are certain to psit up a fight 1 which is apt to prove too much for I the Wolverine Wor Yost Is going I to hold his men tn next Saturday He cannot afford to let them go too far An injury at that stage of the i season would be disastrous to the 1 future record Besides' a whole regiment of Harvard scouts are apt tv be banked In the stands careful )y scrutinizing every move which i Hughitt Splaw Maulhetsch Lyons I and others make in the course of the clash The merits ot these men I must he carefully guarded as must I also their limbs They will beneed ed In the Harvard clash Coffroth Promoting New Bay Bout Between Gunner and Champ in Mexico Special to The ree Press New Y'cik October Jim Buckley uittnnper ot Gunboat mlth announced jbiti afternoon that he hud received a teegrata from Coffroth of Saniiichco asking if inltb would be 'vjll bg to' meet Jack Johnson New Years at Tkijuana Mexico Buckley imme sent cn affirmative reply Ge Gunnir'M: manager declared that as v'Wrttk claims to ave obtained tert to the match he believes Smith' betttnji the other to itn i iUeavorinx to get a light with John on Is in nerthern Mexico less than an ride from San Diego Cal Brats Smith tlaven October Holland a'hooi dviCitcd South Haven high hii tlma 23 to 0' Ashley fnll I w'y rloljand plajed a brilliant i'ur Uiiicfrdowns and iclGn pent Both teims were thevofumsiw but Holland was auiL pt Its iirtvj Intact: MichiKan appeared to be In trouble the Aggies Infringed on the rules and were punished right in the PiMichigan also was often taxed big chunks of hard won ground for holding and offside Rehoij the 26t) pound behemoth who played guard fur Yost was a particularly liagrant offender and his sms alone cost Michigan almost enough dis tance to win a footoall game Hurt by Penalties Still much as the Wolverines suf fered A suffered more and had the officials been less compe tent and exacting or less inclined to split hairs as some would base it the armers would been mighty hard to beat lt is very dis couraging to a football team to galib A rx ITO 4 I XA trrounn oy trie ond inA it again on penalties and typed style of game Rnd lose iv aMAHl nn hl tloilhrlv A US RUUVft several times just wnen seemed to have something started This was a bruising hand to hand scuffle rather than a spec tacular game Long runs were con spicuous by their absence the best being a 30 yard dash oy Hewitt Miller around right end just before the first half this being the time when A came closest to scoring Ab al ready mentioned A was will ing enough with the forward but make It go and so thero were few thrills of this sort One thing about the Aggies play that was very conspicuous was their vicious and deadly tackling The certainly had it on Michigan in thia department When one or the armers laid hands on the man with the bnll he went down and staved down some times until Trainer Parrel went out and Pick ed him UP Wolverines were hurt oftm while only once was time called for one of Mackun men In today's game at A field Michigan however had a margin in the pegging game The Yost men made 30 yards on their suc cessful pass and failed in but three attempts Macklin's pupils let the ball get away from them on nine tries and were successful in one which netted but 10 yards In the punting game Splawn's 12 kicks totaled 420 yards for an aver age of 35 yards while De Prato made 340 yards in 10 boots Splawn's kicks were higher than those from the boot of the Aggie Ktar but Michigan ends were glow er in getting down under the kicks 51 A was a big sufferer from penalties Punishment was inflicted on the Aggies for rule violations 1n times for a total of 85 yards seven penalties totalled 65 vards Two field goal attempts were made by A both falling short Splawn was successful In his only try The Michigan rooters overflowed the field following Splawn's suc cessful field goaf Estimates placed the crowd at 13 000 which taxed the capacity of the A field with its tem porary iileacncrs Hopes of the Aggies were wrecked when Hughitt shot a beautiful forward pass to Lyons for 0 30 yard gain After Michi gan failed to pierce the Green and forwards on the 10 yard iin Splawn dropped back and booted the pigskin between the uprights The A th rooters went mad in the third quarter when Michi gan fulled to make the necessary three yards for a first down on the eight yard line Three led the noise smaller Wolverine contingent In the battle of the hands East DS piece military organi zation put the Michiganders to rout Between halves the local musicians led the rooters in sing ing A new battle anthem unnamed Michigan began a threatening march down tho Held near the close of the third quarter but was stop ped when a forward pass went out of bounds and the ball went to the Aggies A plays Nebraska on the Cornhuskers' stamping grounds next Saturday If Macklins men play the sort of football they did against Michigan the Inhabitants of the western commonwealth lll see a brilliant exhibition of the fall sport Claims of local correspondents that A is stronger than last I'iaoiin iv the show ing of the Agricultural college boys today When the report that Hughitt would be out of the remaining games was circulated through the crowds after the game rnoan arose from both Wolverines apd Aggie sympathizers The locals are pulling hard for men to conquer Harvard Yost seemed on the verge of tears when Steve arrell told him Hughitt probably was through for the year Blaeklork the former Grand Rapids high school star playing right tackle shared the honors of th excellent showing with i 1 jJtL re Ihrtf ni Smith ili i ClOnt This picture shows Blake Miller at the left starting a run that was meant for a dash around Mtctugan ten ena colored tackle downs falling by about foot to make the required distance There was one fumble that hurt Michigan mightily This happened in thH first quarter The Wolver ines had opened up their attack at the line and off the tackles and were clipping off nice gains at the time A apparently waa about to be forced back and forc ed mighty fast when Maulhetsch dropped the pigskin The Michigan weakness was mani A 1 4 1 1 I reSl'l OnvuiDJy ravur i'i4 i forwards did good work in breaking ono attempt at forward passing i A t' itava hilt thnv did nut open holes for their own acks and the let tne Aggie rrwajus nm iuvuu ulur droves It was next io impossible tor the Maize and Blue barks to get a start Maulhetsch performed wonders considrrintf the fact that tacklers were usually fasten ing nn him about the ttino he got the bnll but couldn't gain anything like the ground that would have gone to his credit if the line that was supposed to protect him had done it In reality A bad a very strong secondary defense which was but natural tor a game of this sort In that it was played very close to the lines Macklin's defensive for mation was one that seemed to invite for ward passes all the time but Michigan declined the invitation eicept on four oc casion and only made good once This Trio Starred Tommv Hughitt Maulhetsch Splawn and Raynsfo'rrl were most conspicu ous players This saying that they were the best for nil tho Wolverines fought hard from first to last Hughitt was hurt early in the game and had to leave in the second quarter later going back in to' Michigan's sorrow Because of his injuries he did not shine so bril liantly as usual on the offense butPlayel a ma'gnltlcent defensive game There Is no taking away from Captain Julian his right to the title of star of the Aggies No better all around exhibition ot football possibly could be furnished by one man than this big follow gave He Is one of the great buuktleld men of tho country Blake Miller won added laurels as a won derful end and a capable receiver and run ner back of punts i on the other flank acquitted himself finely considering the fact that he had teen out of the game so much Straight at left guard was the strongest man the line In Tact nbout the best lineman on the field judging by this one performance Smith ihe colored tackle Was a snag In course on more tfian one occasion big Negro Is very fast and he seemed to be at the bottom of tpe pile every time the Wolverines tried a une piay Blacklnck at new to the boy played it He smeared tackled with always to bo they were making futile at Thin was one sort of which the Aggies were the requests thn flor no 11 JCOVI Oliviu ash one eek later The Pennsyl mail vxA4 0 i uiuv Bin lilt biKKOst one on the Wol i i i th ninmnl 1 SCUVUUWt not gotten away from thetf outlook Red Team to be eared The cattle with the Big Red Men hould be far more strenuous as ell as furnishing the climax for eas Corneil has come back rang from her early reverses and tt ry indication now points to a ore than successful season and jo to a strong eleven Coach iarpe has a wonderful field or vet rans around which to build his ftcnine and It would be a swr se to the close followers of the riJlrun dope if the Cornell eleven not make one ot the best show of history Michigan last 7r had an easy time wilh the nauins down in their own baili ick but it is only the fact that otiitH will be forced to come toii Arbor that lends hopes to Yost ud lus men i strength to date Is just it always is untried till the 4)lv crucial battles Some critics elymg on this utility of the Crim on to show its best when forced the limit have already conceo Haughton the victory over Yost iclikan on the other hand is be nrmu to await the big fight with little more hope than the( three weeks ago There is nho denies that Harvard win on her past record andi hcr paper prospects The Crim HL have everything tn her avot when ost leads his men 'wn to field She will rave her big veteran team care will be playing In her before thousands on own rooters ami I dart ONE wastes 1 iJ 'ZZ'y VX 'Irf 1 mVMM rf Vrv CW T' "sBBIB a 'x mlr BBT 5 yiSQft 4 1 (capt) Toboto Bartram Pftsehe lnslR Chisholm lM Kelly OldQ Harlgan Mafiku Kellv Danielak 3 Myczewiez i Lfne up ftn 1 summary: LINT CENTRAL Bassett I' Pnuthwnrth Dorrance McDade Mo Austin Taylor Gonsrl TTnrflv CraptA Raker Cameron by perlons: lint Detroit 7 'O 1 3 I 1 Ih ir it 'Wf I It: 1 I 3 I lii Jl 3 4 I si ill i 4 1 1 'C i 'SI '1 ii 7 1 I 4 4 4 I i i Mi a.