 In one of the few contemporaneous accounts , the Toledo Blade wrote that the Penn players , knowing that Schulz was " the power in the Michigan game " , focused their energy on wearing him down . There were two Penn players who " did nothing but look after Schultz " . And they did more than look : " In every scrimmage , he was bumped as hard as the rules allowed , and maybe a little harder , when nobody was looking . ... Every time Schultz started anywhere he would find a couple of Penn men digging headfirst into his stomach . They would elbow him , jam him with the straight arm , and if he went to the ground in a scrimmage there generally would be a knee grinding him in the wind . Pretty soon Schultz began to show it . ... He limped along pitifully . He couldn 't run . His strength was almost gone . When he did tackle , his groan of pain could almost be heard in the stands " . But the fans continued to urge Schulz with yells of " G @-@ r @-@ r @-@ r @-@ r @-@ rah , Schultz ! " Schulz buckled down and continued to play , and the pummeling continued . 
