The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-16
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Chicago Should Defeat Northwest
ern by q Decisive Score To-mor-
rowOther Western Games.
Contests in the East Will Give q
Good Line on Three Lead
ing Teams.
Games Tomorrow.
WEST.
Minnesota VS.. Iowa at Northrop field,
2:30 81. M a go
Chicago VS.. Northwestern at Chicago.
Michigan VS. Indiana at Ann Arbor
Wisconsin VS.. Beloit at Madison.
Illinois VS.. Purdue at Lafayette, Ind.
Nebraska VS.. Haskell Indians at I1in-a
coin.
EAST.
Yale vs. Penn State at New Haven.
Harvard vs. West Point at West Point.
Princeton VS.. Carlisle Indians at Prince
ton.
Pennsylvania VS.. Brown at Philadelphia.
Cornell VS.. Bucknell at Ithaca.
Columbia VS.. Amherst at New York.
DARTMOUTH VS.. Williams at Newton Cen
Last Years Scores.
Minnesota 3D. Iowa o: =
Chicago ~. Northwestern O..
Michigan go, Indiana 0. = = -
Wisconsin 81, Beloit 6.
Illinois 20, Purdue S. e,
Nebraska, 20, Haskell Indians 0.
YaleYI1. Penn State 0.
= Harvard IA, West Point 6.
Pennsylvania 6, Brown Is. u. ri
T.. Columbia o., Amherst 20.
" Dartmouth IS, Williams o. s'"'.+9 ...s. IF
- Aside from the Minn1esota-Iowa,
contest, to-merrow's:s games in the
west promise to be one-sided. The
most important is that between Chi
cago and Northwestern. The Chicago
papers express. some anxiety in re-
gard to the outcome, but to an out
slider this looks like play for the
gate receipts. 4: 1t is difficult to,@un-
be figured, even possible winner.
Chicago is admittedly stronger than
at any time since 1899, while the pur-
pie team has: yet to prove its right
to be classed in the first division. The
maroons promise to run up a score
Of three or four touchdowns on the
Evanston men. - 8 r. 80. ..a...-.,
Little Purdue has strengthened her
defense since last Saturday, and hopes
+ to give Illinois hard game. Wood
ruff has developed a fast and ESQ far
as the weaker teams are concerned)
effective. attack, but in Purdue the IL
+ lini will face a. stubborn. defense.
Woodruff is, one: of the coaches who
pays little attention to first prin-
| ciples,- and 8 he may find his defense
tested. Still Illinois should win rather
easily. :'-]%i 80 - - q.
Michigan plays Indiana, which held
Chicago to "a points two weeks ago
Last year Yost's- men scored so or
} the boosters. A score Of SO or over
lis probable at Ann Arbor to-morrow
t The game will give some basis fol
I'comparing the teams, but as both
Chicago and Michigan have undoubt
eddy improved much in the 1last fort
night the estimate can be none too
accurate. wisconsin will hardly <equa
lott. ThesbadgaSs are not nearly $,
strong onsepapeP as the wolverines
and after making the proper discoun
upon the bear ports from Madison
Curtis MEN appear to be in rattle
bad shape physi eally. Wisconsin prob
ably will not more than equal las
years score Of So against the grit
little Beloit teams. & ..1sv xst :
Yale may have a tough time equal
ing Pennsylvania,s score Of 80 agains
!. the state college. The game should b
a fairly good. comparison between
the two teams. Harvard has a prett
good chance. forsano Their defeat whe
she meets West: Point. The soldier
have: not given much Of a line O.
their team, but it should be quite
bit; stronger. than Amherst. Prince
. ton and Pennsylvania will have goo
hard games ith&Carlisle and Brown
The Pennsy-Brown contest will Civ
a good. basis for comparing Princeto
and Pennsy as the tigers score
29 on the Providence eleven last Sat
), urday. With the Ya1e-Penn-Sta al
fair to size up the Ellis and the Quak
ers, it. will be possible after to-mo1
rows games to get a good line on tn
respective strength Of the three lead
ing eastern teams. Columbia's gam
!, with Amherst will show whether tn
New Workers temporarily take Ha1
wards place as a member Of the Ri
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