Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-21
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WISCONSIN.

Madison, Wis, NOV. IA snort
signal drill, followed by . dummy
scrimmage last night concluded the
training for this years Badger
team at Camp Randall. Coach
Richards instructed the men on the
fine points Of the Maroon offense
which he expects will be launched
against Wisconsin on Stage field
Saturday, again stressing the Inn
portance Of maintaining the high
est pitch Of defense strategy IN
guarding against Chicagos Gus
tomary surprise attack.
The squad, 80 in number, left
Madison early this morning, arriv-
ing in Chicago about noon. The
team will probably be given another
light workout Friday afternoon as
a last printing for their battle with
the Stage men. No lineup has been
announced, but the men will prob
ably start in the same order that
was used as an opener against Ohio
State, as follows:
r. E., Meyers; R. T.. Stark: R. G..
Fladoes; c., Carpenter; L. G.,
Bunge; L. T., Scott; L. E.. Weston;
r. H. B., Sundt: L. H. B., Gould;
@. B., Barr; F. B., Elliott or jacob.
INDIANA.
Bloomington, Ind, Nov. 21.-ln-
diana's week Of preparation for
Syracuse was virtually completed
last night, when Head Coach Stiehm
got up out OF a sick bed and d.
rected the drill. The varsity and
freshmen lined up and the entire
team was occupied in demonstrate
ing how to meet the attack OF the
easterners. There was no tackling
and the players merely walked
through the formations. 1t will be
impossible for Quarterback Matheys
to play on account Of his knee.
Fullback Kyle has not been on the
field this week and his job will be
handled by Ross.
PURDUE.
Lafayette, Ind, Nov. 21.-Pur-
dues line and backfield both work
ed we'll in practice yesterday, tndi-
eating the Boilermakers are at their
best for Notre Dame Saturday. II
the field is dry Purdue expects to
give the visiting eleven q surprise
There is no attempt here to under
estimate Notre Danes strength
However, Purdue feels much
stronger than earlier in the season
and it is the prevailing opinion that
| IL the ends can hold Gipp Captain
Ruffine can hit the Notrc DAME
line for gains sufficient to even ny
anything the visitors may be able
to do.
NOTRE DAME.
Notre Dame, Ind, Nov. I'll
Groomed for the hardest contest O
their schedule, the Notre Dame
eleven left for Lafayette today
where they meet Purdue in a game
that will decide the Indiana cham
pionship. The team is in grea
shape for the struggle. The recov
cry Of Bergman from the injur!
sustained in the Indiana game per
mits Bahan to return to quarter
back. Gipp will be Bergman's run
ming mate at halfback and Slack
wood is slated to start 1t fullbacA
IOWA.
Iowa City, Iowa, Nov. IA LON
signal practice and drill In for
ward passing constituted Iowa
practice last night. As usual tn
Ames plays were tried by the fresh
men and were without value. HUI
zleman again displaced Mockmor
at left guard and Pyles supplante
Carlton at left end. The team is /
great fighting form to meet Anne
Saturday and the Hawkeyes fet
sure the state title is theirs.
MICHIGAN.
Ann Arbor, Mich, Nov. eth
freshmen beat the Wolverine r.
serve in scrimmage yesterday, 6 I
O, and on the reserve team were 9
least two men who will play o
the varsity team Saturday, thong
they will not start the game. Thes
, two we're Culver and fortune. Pr
! per of the freshmen was their sta
breaking through the reserves fe
several long runs. Willie" Hesto
! of Detroit, Prentice Douglas Of Lei
. ington, KY, and Harry Harmon
of New York arrived yesterday, {
did also Bob Watson, assistal
coach in 1916 and last night q
: : were helping Yost to whip mi
! shape q team that can beat Mimi
.. sofa. Tonight Peach was bein
: used in signal practice at q guar
. position while Henderson was tai
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