Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-30
NEWS WRITER OF INDIANAPOLIS
REVIEWS HISTORY OF SPORT IN
THAT TOWN AS PLAYED q YRS,
IN FOOTBALL
CAMPS
MICHIGAN.

Ann Arbor, Mich, Oct. 30.-When
Coach Yost picked up his paper
yesterday morning and learned
that four men, among them Brig
mire. were going to play against
Michigan next Saturday who did
not play against Chicago last Sat
urday, he at once showed renewed
interest in the forthcoming North
western game. The coach consid-
ers the Northwestern game is go
ing to be no cinch for Michigan
with the promised Evanston line
up, and for that reason he decided
to do away with scrimmage for the
next two days and substitute sig
nal drill as being a better medium
of shunting a team into shape.
Last night the coach put Mag
rath and Dunnen at end positions,
and it is likely that these two will
begin the game next Saturday.
Culver, who, because of his lack OF
responsiveness, was shunted to the
side lines, has come back" and is
working like a Trojan to regain
his hold on the pivot job. Unless
Johnson entirely RECEIVERS by Sat
urday. which seems improbable
how, Culver will be used at cen
ter
WISCONSIN.
Madison, Wis, Oct. 80 Setting
the clocks back has played havoc
with the Badger practice schedule,
cutting the afternoons so short
that Coach Richards has been fore
ed to resort to evening drills and
lectures TO get in full days work
for his squad. Wisconsin rOoters
will be given an opportunity to see
the team in action before the Go
pher contest today, when the gates
will be thrown open to the public
for the first time in several weeks.
Barr, Elliott and Perrin worked at
fullback on the varsity in Jacobs
place, but no choice has been made
as to who will start in the event
that the big fullback is kept out of
the fray. Jacob and Scott were
both out Yesterday, following the
play. and it is probable that they
will be in shape to get into the
game before Saturday.
PURDUE.
Lafayette. Ind. Oct 2O.-COach
Scanlon gave the Purdue squad an
other hard workout yesterday in
the rain. and as on the previous
day it was necessary to use the
drier around the back of the Stuart
field bleachers for practice The
varsity scrimmaged with the fresh
men and Huffine plugged the fresh
man line for good gains. The line
up for Saturdays game here with
the Michigan Aggies was annOunc-
ed as follows
Purdue-Ends. Quasi and Smith;
tackles. Bierk and Miller; guards
Cooley and Stanwood; center. Nit
chell: quarter. DAILY or Church:
halves. Meeker and Warner or
fuIlbaCk. Huhine
Aggies Ends, Remsey and Bos
tackles, Coryell and FransOn;
guards, Vandervoort and Miller
center, Archer, quarter, Springer;
halves. Schwei and Bassett: full.
back, Hammer
MINNESOTA.
Minneapolis, Mimi. Oct. 80
There may he several changes in
the Minnesota lineup when the
team takes the field for its annual
battle with Wisconsin Saturday at
Madison, 1t was learned yester-
day that Coach Williams is ffgur-
ing on using ArntsOn at quarter
back, in place of Captain Lamp
to many OF the experts
at Saturdays game. it was the bad
of the Gopher's captain
that cost the team a victory. 1t is
possible that Lampi will be at one
of the halves. with either Phillips
or Haertel holding down the other
ground gaining positions. The team,
including players, coaches and
trainers, will leave tonight for
Madison. The team will stop off
in Milwaukee Friday night and
then go over TO Madison Saturday
morning. The team is in excellent
shape.
NOTRE DAME.
Notre Dame, Ind. Oct. 3O.-Afte-
drilling their men in scrimmage
with the freshmen until they could
hardly distinguish the football from
the goal posts, Coaches Rockne and
Dorais assembled them in the gym
last evening and held snappy sig