PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN WA LY WEDNESDAY, NOVE31BER 3, 1965 PAGE SiX THE MICHIGAN DAiLY WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 3, 1965 LLOYD GRAFF Hot Rushers Make Illini Boil Coach Johnson Gives a Pep Talk What can a former President do?c Maybe he can hover over his library or polish up his memoirs,E but for a vigorous man who just stepped down from the most testing job on earth few occupations provide much challenge. When President Johnson leaves the White House in '68 or '72, it is difficult to envision him taking up the simple life of a rancheri or the petty problems of a TV station owner. To my mind there is but one vocation that might really suit f President Johnson's colossal energy and gentle armtwisting- college football coaching. When President Johnson returns to San Marcos State after1 he hangs up his Secret Service men for good we can see him twanging something like this to his boys before the big game. "Now you young men, the flower of our youth, I wish I didn't] have to send you out there to tackle and block other fine young men who just happen to be misdirected, and if possible we canj reason this thing out at the fifty yard line before the game starts. But if they refuse to be reasonable and it appears they might win1 the ballgame, I want you young men to run to the locker room when the aeroplane with the napalm circles over the stadium.1 "Now you fine young men know what you're going out there for, I'm sure. You may think this one game doesn't mean that much in itself, but let me tell you something. If we lose here just where do ya think we'll be in the national rankings. And I think you know what the national polls mean. "Now you fine young men know what fighting for your alma mother means. You boys will be battling for a way of life, the single wing. We want no flankers, no split T, no slots, just good old fashioned single wing football. Now if any of you believe some of these new fangled formations have something you just better drop those thoughts here and now, or quit the team. If you think about passing when you're running up the middle you fall. You Must Have Truth "Now maybe some of you fine young men think you know how to play the game better than me: Well, that's simply impossible. You just don't have the necessary information. Why I have assistant coaches, and all they do all day is study the opposition's tactics. Some of them have been watching the same films for twelve years. And you can see how far they've gotten us in this great game we all love. "And I'll tell you something else about my coaching staff. There's no dissension. If someone doesn't fit .into the single wing philosophy they don't stick around and gripe. No sir, they quit, or I fire them. We get only one kind of information from our staff-the truth. "Now you fine young men, this coaching business isn't all that easy. You've always got some kooks who second guess and burn you in effigy. Not that I care, but it makes us look divided, and if there's anything that hurts a single wing it's appearing split. We have reason to believe that the leaders of these effigy movements not only burn in hell, but are inspired by our enemy. Some say they don't even believe in football. "Well, young flowers of our youth, you go out and hold that line and fight, fight, fight, go, go, go." "But, Coach Johnson," shouts one of the players from the back of the locker room, "we might get killed out there." "Yes, but at least you'll know why." President Drops Robes, Grabs Coach's Whistle By HOWARD KOHN sidelines for the Purdue tilt, but Price, a returning letterman masters of the roll-out option other of the soph crop and the the Illini are hoping for his return tabbed as a starter before the sea- play. I Illinois state champion in the low An explosive, as in nitroglycerin, against the Wolverines. son, has had trouble keeping his Around the Sides hurdles. He is a split end who has is what the Michigan football Bess and Price job against the strong challenge "Illinois has not been content caught 28 bombs for 459 yards. team will have to contain in In addition, Illinois offers sopho- of sophomore talent. He is, how- to stay with the traditional up- Il Champaign, Ill., this Saturday. more Ron Bess and senior Sam ever, averaging 4.1 yards per try the-middle runs, either," stated "Illinois has a sound defensive "Illinois has initiated a new, Price as break-away threats. on the year in 34 attempts. Fitzgerald. "Grabowski has been team again, too," admitted Fitz- daring brand of offense," explain- B h according to Fitz- Just to stress the plethoa of running around the ends in a wide gerald. "They don't have the ed an almost envious Dennis Fitz- rushwo ccring iz utt streg theuartra f range of patterns." steamrolling tactics of Dick But- eral s Michiga s fehman F gerald, has "good size and good rushing strength, quarterback Fred e ens kus any more, but they make up gerald, Michiga sfreshm Fht ihands," splits his time running Custardo rates as one of the bet- alsoidemonstrated last wveek whe for it with speed. Illini last weekend. and catching the pigskin. He has ter running signal-callers in the the call for a fourth down and one "Gary Eickman is probably snagged five touchdown aerials to nation. As a three-year veteran, their best defensive lineman," "Instead of their usual grind- Ila h liii crn.Csad ersnso~o h situation, with the ball in Illiiiterbs eesv iea ing, rock 'em-sock 'em, offensive territory, was a 50-yard pass play added Fitzgerald, "and Bo Batch- game, they have switched to a that worked. elder has been outstandig as a fast-paced, more versatile running Top player in the pass receiving defensive end. Batchelder inter- attack. They are experimenting line has been John Wright, an- cepted two passes, recovered a with a number of different plays and formations . . . using espe- cially a double flanker and more pitch out and swing pass plays." - From the wires of the Associated Press news has come thatN FL Bombs Away the central Pennsylvania town of Jim Thorpe went to the polls This is the team that exploded yesterday to consider a referendum that would change the town'stfio ru100 B ig! in the face of Bob Griese and his name back to the original Maunch Chunk. M S ~I 1 J1 , Purdue teammates to the tune of Let all ye admirers of traditioh find solace in the proposal's(- 21-0, a team that exploded after defeat, and more in the fact that Grid Picks are still Grid Picks, half a season of frustration due canainnwodk T A tn inxn*i~ Adid iioA and, by filling out a blank at the Daily, youca witotcks fumble and stole the ball in the Purdue game." Don Hansen, moving out of the shadow of All-American Butkus. has done more than a competent job of filling the linebacker gap. Michigan has defeated the Illini six times in a row dating back to 1959 and holds a 33-17 edge in 'the 67-year hi story of the rivalry. In the five meetings between the two Elliott brothers Bump and Pete, the Wolverine mentor has emerged victor all five times. SPORTS NIGHT EDITOR LLOYD GRAFF 0 team that exploded in the persons of Jim Grabowski and his fellow backfield workhorses. Jack Mollenkopf, head coach at Purdue, commented, in somewhat of an understatement, "Illinois has progressed tremendously this year. They'll make it miserable for any future opponent." After losing three of their initial four games, the Illini have bounced back with three consecutive wins. Grabo and Friends The credit for the rejuvenation must go mainly to Grabowski and_ his rushing helpers. Grabo, who has now eclipsed both Jimmy Brown's and Red Grange's career rushing records with his mark of 2,275 yards over three years, spearheads the charge. (Brown had 2,223 and Grange 2,071). "But the ability of the other backs is what makes the Illinois offense work," emphasized Fitz- gerald. Cyril "Kelly" Pinder, one of the seven sophomores that opened the season on the first string, has come into his own as a speedy, power- ful halfback. The 18-year-old runner, who 'runs the 100-yard dash in 9.6 seconds, ranks, third on the team in yards gained on' the ground. An injury forced him to the1 to the Michigan Theater, now showing "The Ipcress File." After all, a Grid Pick by any other name would not smell as sweet. 1. MICHIGAN at Illinois (pick score) 2. Indiana at Ohio State 3. Michigan State at Iowa 4. Wisconsin at Purdue 5. Northwestern at Minnesota 6. Kansas at Nebraska 7 Notre Dame at Pittsburgh 8. Southern Cal at California 9. Alabama at LSU 10. Washington at UCLA Basketball Schedule Basketball Schedule '65-'66 Dec. 1-Tennessee 4-Bowling Green aa 6-Ball State 1 8-At Wichita 11-San Francisco at Chi- cago Stadium 21-Duke at Cobo Hall 22-At Butler 27-30-Far West Classic at Portland, Ore. (Air Force, Arizona St., Ore- gon, Oregon St., Stan- ford, Utah St., Wash- ington St., and Mich.) Jan. 8-At Ohio State 10-Indiana 15-At Northwestern 22-Minnesota 29-At Wisconsin Feb. 1-Illinois 5-At Indiana 12-Wisconsin 19-Purdue 21-At Iowa 26-At Purdue 28-Iowa Mar. 5-Northwestern 7-At Michigan State 11. Baylor at Texas 12. Georgia Tech at Tennessee 13. 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