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Meese, Frank E.
Miethe, Herman K.
Miller, James F., Jr.
Molenda, John
Moffet, Fred
Nanry, Louis C.
Nicholson, Geo. A.
Nickerson, Maxwell
Nyland, Herman Z.
Oade, James
Oosterbaan, BennieC
Palmeroli, John
Pommerening, Otto
Puckelwartz, Wm.
Rich, George
Schoenfeld, Hohn
Steinecker, Chas.
E Sullo, Dominick
Skidmore, Stanley
Squier, George
Totzke, Henry G.
Truskowski, Joe
Weber, Howard
Weber, Walter
Wiard, Maxwell
Rose, Howard
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Oklahoma Game
26th Seas
Veteran Mentor Has Achieved Record
Of 163 Wins, 30 Losses, And
Tie 10 Games
HAS 14 ALL-AMERICANS
Coach Fielding H. Yost, director of
intercollegiate athletics, who has at-
tained one of the best team records
in football history, will enter upon
his 26th year of service on Oct. 2
when the Wolverines open the season
in a practice game with Oklahoma
A. & M. college.
During the 25 years in which the
Yost-coached Michigan teams have
entered inrcompetition with other
schools a record of 163 wins, 30 de-
feats and 10 tie games has been
amassed. The games lost are ap-
proximately 15 per cent of the total
number played.
Started In 1889
"Hurry Up" entered upon his ath-
letic career in 1889 when he played
baseball and football for Ohio Normal
college, leaving there in 1891. Yost
waited three years before entering
West Virginia university, where he
worked under Coach "Doggy" Tren-
chard, former Princeton player, and
received his first gridiron training.
After making good in his initial
start at West Virginia, Yost attended
Lafayette in the school year 1896-97,
and played on the first football team
to beat Pennsylvania. Yost received
coaching from "Dink" Davis, while
George Walbridge captained the team.
Lafayette was the first team to suc-
cessfully . block the famous "guards
back" play which Pennsylvania had
used in defeating Harvard and its
other opponents. This play, which
consists of pulling the two guards
into the backfield as interference was,
modified by Yost in 1897 his first year
of coaching when Ohio Wesleyan de-
feated Ohio State for the first and
only time in its history. In that same
year the Wesleyan team held the
Michigan eleven to a scoreless tie at
terry field.
Coached Nebraska
Yost's success at Wesleyan lead to
his appointment as head coach at the
On October 2 To Open Yost's
on As Coach Of Wolverine Eleven
Starts 26th Year too that the University of California
team, champions of the coast for sev-
eral years, fell before the Yost at-
tack.
Since coming to Michigan in 1901
Yost has declined many large offers to
coach at other schools but they were
all refused. In 1904 he was offered
$10,000 for three months of work but
<:decided to remain at Ann Arbor. His
fame as a coach continued in 1901,
1902, 1903 and 1904 when he hung up
a long string of victories without a
single defeat, and it was only in the
last game of the season in 1905 that
a mistake by Denny Clark enabled
Chicago to defeat the Wolverines, 2-0,
aftersthey had won 12 consecutive
gamnes.
nThe first four elevens are common-
::.:"?'': '{:'";:.' ;::.-ly known today as the "rpoint a min-
'ute" teams. In 1901 the Wolverines
amassed a tot al of 560 points without
being scored on, and in the following
year reached the height of their scor-
ing power with a grand total of 644
points against 12 for their opponents.
In' 1903 the team again scored heavily
with 563 points against 6, and in 1904,
567 to 22.
Copyright Given
On Graph Line-Up
Philip C. Pack, assistant to the di-
rector of athletics, was recently
granted a copyright by the govern-
ment printing office on a graph line-
up, a device to facilitate the recogni-
tion of football players on the field. It
will be a regalar feature of this year's
football programs.
Mr. Pack explained that the new
graph line-up is designed particularly
for those persons who have little
knowledge of football. The graph is'
a photo diagram of the players and
will carry illustrations of the play-
ers with numbers and positions cor-
responding to the actual participants
on the playing field.
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MASKER wI, , lREFERED4
THREE MISlIIGINfGAMES,
(By Associated Press)
ANN ARBOR, Sept. 27.--Roeree
Masker will be used the most times in
University of Michigan football
games this season, the list of officials
just announced, shows. Masker will
open the 1926 season refereeing the
Oklahoma Aggie game, and will:,also
officiate In the Ohio and .Wlsconsin
games.
Eckersall will be head referee at
the Illinois and second Minisota
games, while referees Daniels' and
Birch will handle the Michigan State
and first Minnesota games.
The complete lisp, of oficial, fol-
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lowers have selected it as the great-
est team of all times.
Yost also has the distinction of hav-
ing produced more all-Americans than
any other coach in the country, Benny
Oosterbaan being the 14th Michigan
man to achieve the honor. Two
players, William Heston, and "Ger-
many" Schultze were also selected on
the mythical all-time all-American
team.
lows:
Opponents
Okla Aggies
Mich. State
Minnesota
Illinois
Navy
Wisconsin
Ohio
Minnesota
Referee,
Masker
Daniels'
Birch
Eckersall
Masker
Masker
Eckersall
Umpire
Cochrane
Young
Knight
Knight
Schommer
Schommer
Haines
Schommer
SPEEDY BACKFIELD MEN
REPORT-TO I0W/ACOACH
IOWA CITY, Sept. 27.-The disquiet-
ing fact that only four more days of
practice remain before the University
of Iowa foatball team takes the field
for the first game is causing Burt
Ingxersen to drive his charges with
considerable abandon.
In the Hawkeye camp, there is no
thought of taking lightly the coming
of the Colorado State Teachers Col-
lege team on October 2 for the in-
vaders will have the advantage of one
game's experience. The Iowans will
be forced to fall back upon inexperi-
enced new men in many of the posi-
tions.
A backfield with the speed of track
men is being molded from the ranksJ
of scrappy candidates.
University of Nebraska in 1898, and
in that year the Nebraska team won
the Missouri valley championship, and
defeated Kansas, their strongest rival.
In 1899 Yost went to Kansas and
defeated both Nebraska and Missouri.1
In 1900 he declined Missouri's offer
and went to take the reigns at Stan-
ford university. It was in this year
Von In 1910
Michigan's next clean slate came in
1910, two tie games marring an other-
wiseperfect record. It was not until
eight years' later that an unbeaten
and untied team was turned out,
while in 1922 six games were won,
and one tied with Vanderbilt. The
Wolverines won eight straight games
in 1923.
The team of 1925 has been hailed
as one of the rivals of the "point a
minute" teams, and many football fol-
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