20, 1959

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Wolverines Switch Strategy
In Preparation for Gophers

*CLREFIIE5S

By HAL APPLEBAUM
After a week of futile prepara-
tion for the light and mobile
Wildcats of Northwestern, Michi-
gan had to reverse its tactics yes-
terday as the Wolverines under-
went their first drills preparatory
for battle with the large and slow
Gophers of Minnesota at Minne-
apolis Saturday.
Northwestern, as Michigan fans
can attest, is noted for its light-
ning-like attack and breakaway
potential, while the lead-footed
Gophers depend on a 220-lb. de-
fensive line to contain their oppo-
nents.
In their last three games the
Minnesota forward wall, which
Coach Murray Warmath calls his
greatest, has limited Indiana,
Northwestern and Illinois to five
touchdowns.
However, six of the Minnesota
starting linemen showed up for
practice yesterday with injuries,
although most, if not all, are ex-
pected to see action.

Offensively, though, the Goph-
ers have not been able to keep
pace as they have scored only
four times in the three games,
with three of these tallies coming
against Indiana in their lone vic-
tory.
Minnesota uses an offensive at-
tack somewhat similar to that of
Northwestern with the quarter-
back option being their bread and
butter play the Gophers run al-
most exclusively from the split
and winged T formations.
Michigan spent the entire hour
long practice session yesterday
defensing the plays of the Goph-
ers, as ru nby the fifth string
Dr. W. A. Coxon, team physi-
cian, said that the squad should
be in nearly top physical shape
for its Little Brown Jug encounter
with the Gophers.
Jon Schopf, starting tackle, who
missed the Northwestern game
was reported to be progressing
well and should be ready for ac-
tion this week.
"It takes two weeks for a
sprained ankle to heal and Schopf

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should have had enough tine to
be ready to go," Coxon stated.
"Wilbert Franklin's knee should
also have healed sufficiently to al-
low him to play."
Bob Johnson's sore hand has
improved rapidly and he, too,
shouldbe in peak condition for,
the game.
Taylr W1n
By BOB SCHMITZ
Allen Rumsey's sensational sec-
ond half double pass play netted
the West Quad team a6-0 victory
over Hayden, and overall superi-
ority gave Taylor a 36-6 triumph
over Chicago in I-M football ac-
tion yesterday as both squads re-
mained undefeated.
After a scoreless first half, Rum-
sey quarterback Terry Davidson
initiated a pass pattern that went
to right end, John Lohrfrink, and
then to Clark Kretzschmer for a
51-yard touchdown play.
With quarterback Jim Ludwig
paving the way, Taylor coasted to
its fourth win without a setback
by whipping Chicago. Ends, Dan
Molhoek and Ken Reichle each
tallied two of the five touchdowns.
Once beaten Gomberg pulled the;
surprise of the day by solidly
trouncing previously u n b e a t e n
Hinsdale, 36-17.
In "B" league action Kelsey re-
mained unbeaten and was guar-
anteed a playoff berth as they
breezed past Hayden 26-0.
stout Kelsey' defense.
Allen Rumsey's 'B' team also
stayed unbeaten with a 6-0 win
over Michigan.
Following is a recap of the re-
mainder of yesterday's residence
halls action: Huber smashed
Adams by a 20-10 margin in an
'A' tilt. Other 'A' games saw Kel-
sey slaughter Anderson, 38-0; Van
Tyne blank. Williams, 22-0; Win-
chell edge Michigan, 8-0; Lloyd
trip Cooley, 6-0; and Wenley win
by forfeit over Reeves.
In, 'B' contests,Adams defeated
Taylor, 18-6; Hinsdale was shut
out 6-0 by Wenley; Van Tyne
trounced Cooley, 14-0; Lloyd was
victorious over Gomberg, 6-0;
Greene held Winchell in check for
an 8-0 triumph; Williams regis-
tered an 8-0 win over Chicago;
and Reeves "B" team also forfeit-
ed to Strauss.

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IN HOT PURSUIT-Bob Johnson (89), Michigan end, appears to
be ready to move in on Northwestern scatback Ray Purdin (46)
in last Saturday's thriller. Purdin broke the Wolverines back when
he romped 85 yards for a last-period touchdown with the 'Cats
ahead only 14-7. Johnson suffered a bruised hand injury in the
game but will be ready for action Saturday.
LGRID 'SELECTIONSI
Ron England "hunched" his way through last week's Grid Picks
contest to easily win the two free passes to the Michigan Theatre, now
showing "The Diary of Anne Frank."
England, '60BAd, said that he just had a few hunches about the
games, on which he posted a 15-5 record. There were numerous upsets,
especially in the topsy turvy Big Ten, which threw many contestants
far off the pace.
Today, as before, marks the beginning of a new contest with ev-
eryone having a fresh start at the theatre tickets. Mail your clipped
entries to Grid Picks, The Michigan Daily, 420 Maynard, Ann Arbor,
or come to The Daily and fill out a ready-made blank.
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