Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-23
COACH KIMMEL IS WORKING HIS
CHARGES HARD IN PREP RATION
FOR BIGGEST CONTEST OF YEAR
IN FOOTBALL
CAMPS

Ann Arbor, Mich, Oct $50
far as Michigan is concerned, there
will be no trick plays resorted to
in the Ohio State game Saturday.
Michigan will play straight foot
ball, using the old time reliable
line plunging tactics.
With Harley and Stinchcomb,
two unequaIed open field runners,
It is expected Ohio will play an
open game Michigan will depend
upon Cruise and Wick to break
through the Buckeye line, while
Sparks and Weston will look after
end running.
Secret practice last night on
Ferry field again found Johnson
on the side lines 1t is almost as
sured that Cress will start the
game. Along with his injured
ankle, Johnson got a cauliflower
ear in Saturdays game, which has
developed an infection.
Ohio State.
Columbus, Ohio. Oct. 23.-With
the "On to Michigan" spirit imbued
in the minds and hearts of every
ing days till the intense moment
will come to a head seem to be in
fnitely long.
The student special. which will
leave here early Saturday morning,
will be loaded to the steps if the
advance sale of tickets in Column
bus is any indication. Many autos
will also make the trip, the Co
lumbus Auto club having outlined
the route for those who are plan
ming transportation overland.
Secrecy in 49, tice has contin-
ued throughot VIC week, though
the workout last night was as
heavy as heretofore. Varsity and
freshmen mixed things to the
taste of the coach and criticisms
players. One more practice SEES
sion will be held before the trip.
Minnesota.
Minneapolis, MINI, Oct "a
Iowa plays as used by the second
team did not bother the Minnesota
regulars yesterday afternoon in a
gruelling three hour scrimmage.
The scouts who saw the Illinois
Hawkeye battle, gave the second
team everything Iowa showed, but
it got them nowhere against the
varsity, which has been reused to
the highest fighting pitch of the
season.
1t is barely possible that DR.. Viii
liams will order Arnold Oss, bril-
liant basketball star, to start at
right half. Oss has not been in
shape since he was injured the
first week, but he is gradually
rounding into tip top form. Vern
Williams is still hobbling along
the side lines. but will be able to
start against Iowa.
Purdue.
Lafayette. Ind, Oct. 23.-Meeker
and Wagner replaced Daily and
Macklin in the Purdue backfeId
yesterday. Wagner has just re-
covered from a knee injury Coach
Scanlon sent the varsity against
the freshmen and the regulars
scored three touchdowns. Captain
Hufine was conspicuous in tie Of
fensive work. The varsity worked
we'll and made consistent gains
throughout the entire practice.
Indiana.
Bloomington, Ind, Oct %
Notre Dame plays as staged by the
Indiana freshmen resulted yester-
day on a trick formation. Ray
mond, left halfback of the year
lings, raced forty yards for the
only marker Two Commute per-
iods were played and in that time
the varsity scored IS points, touch
downs being made as follows: Two
for Hyatt, and one each by Dom
AVIAN, Faust and Ross.
The youngsters were unable to
penetrate the varsity forward wall,
but made one gain of % yards on
forward pass. Donavan at end and
Ross at fullback were compliment
ed by Head Coach Sttehm for their
good work.