Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-04
Big Ten Grid News
INDIANA.

BLOOMINGTON-Ev Indiana man.
with the exception Of Cioyd France. came
out of the Northwestern frncns IN fair
shape. France the line ind OF the
ason, Is unable 10 practice because OF
a foot injured last week, which was
made worse by his playing in the Purple
game. II has now developed into an
infection aud may keep him from playing
until the Purdue game.
Not for an instant resting on its
laurels over the hard won victory from
Northwestern, Stiehm has begun prep
aratIons for Notre Dame Because the
Crimson made several costly fumbles
against the Purple, one in which resulted
in a touchdown, Stiehm has taken his
proteges back to the fundamentals.
ILLINOIS.
CHAMPAIGN, ILL.-Dexterous manip-
ulatlon OF Maroon strategy by the Illinl
fres hmen Wednesday deepened the I'M
easiness which is felt In the Orange and
Blue camp regarding the engagement
with Stays men. Fred Majors. the
Champaign gearing, raced through the
varsity from a Maroon formation, and
the first year men pulled or Midway
passes too frequently to make Coach
Zuppke feel right. Laurie Walquist. Al
Mohr and "Eyie" Hellstrom. the three
sldelined regulars, were withheld from
scrimmage, but they did line up for a
brief signal drill. As It was the final
scrimmage night, they wiz have had no
actual work-o for the encounter with
themselves for n desperate struggle, con-
WINGED that Chicago win play its great
est game. Even with championship
teams the Illini have never found ii
easy shedding against Stages eleven, and
the possibility Of q reverse Saturday Is
admitted by close observers.
MINNESOTA.
txytI1tn-.c l.. d,4x
ing his men at top speed for the game
with Wisconsin Saturday In the hope OF
winning the Gophers first Conference
victory. Several regulars are suffering
injuries.
ANN ARBoR-Secret practice was the
order for the Wolverines Wednesday aft
ernoon. 1t was given out, however, that
blocking and forward passing would con-
stitute the main points to be worked out
That Tank Wieman viii be out Of the
fracas Saturday was definitely tated to-
day. This win leave a big hole In the
Michigan line The team anf varsity
hand will leave for Columbus, Ohio. on
Friday, and mlny students have signi-
fed their intention OF going.
WISCONSIN.
MADISON-The Badger regulars had
their last scrimmage Wednesday before
the Minnesota game Saturday. Tonight
the team leaves IOr Mlunc0pOl1b, u1LCF
light work out at Camp Randall tin the
afternoon. The varsity has been battling
the freshmen, who have been using
Gopher plays. The yeerlings have Of
fered some stiff opposition, although the
regulars have been making large gains
with a varying attack of line plunges
end runs and forward passes. The
Badgers are In frst-class condition, with
the exception of Capt. RED" Weston
Tebell and Mike Knapp. all end men.
OHIO STATE.
COLUMBUS-The climax of the week Is
practice was reached Wednesday when
the varsity was given the stihest scrim-
mage since( the Chicago game. Wilce
divided the work of his men on both Of
Tense and dSfense. While much time
has been spept on the forward pass
Wilce has not lost sight of the need OF
n strong line bHcking team and worked
his men in that department tonight.
Blair, an end, was used Mt half bac6
and made a GOOD, impression, showing
uncanny abilities IN wyoming his way
through the line Several changes in
lineup may be necessary for the Michi-
gan game, due to in injured shoulder
which Tackle Spiers received in the Chi
cage game. 1t was rot thought at the
time the injury would bother him, but
he has not been out to practice this week
and may not be able to get into the game
Saturday. Wilce may shift either "Tar.
gan" Taylor or Trott from guard to fl
the vacancy or may use Jackson, prom
Using substitute tackle.