Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-10
Around the Big Ten
IOWA.

IOWA.
IOWA CITY, Iowa, Nov. 10-Iowa fans
went wild with joy last night when Au-
brey Devine donned his uniform again
and broke into the first really red not
practice Of the week The line stopped
all Indiana offensive plays and Devlne,
on the Onense, showed scarcely sign
that be had been badly hurt only I'VE
days before. He passed beautifully to
kadeSky and Bedding.
OHIO STATE.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Nov. 10-The plans
of Coach Wilce to send the Ohio State
football men through a stif workout
yesterday afternoon in preparation for
the game with Purdue next Saturday
were knocked in the head by the weather
man. An all afternoon rain put the Ohio
field in such condition that work on it
was almost out OF the question Conse-
quently DR.. Wilce took his charges to
the covered coliseum at the State fair
ground, where a long practice drill was
held. From present indications, Ohio
State viii enter next Saturdays game
in great shape.
WISCONSIN.
MADISON, Wis., Nov. 1O-Despite a
storm, the Badgers went through a heavy
scrimmage against the AlI-American OPP
pOnents yesterday. IL was the last scrim-
mage. The back field lineup still is a
Michigan game, tOday's schedule being
limited to signal drill and dummy scrim-
mage. The backfield lineup still is
mHLLEr OF uOuuL AT the qua Ter ana lett
half positions. Either Williams or Glib
son may start at quarter, leaving Gould,
Woods or Williams for the half. The
team is in excellent condition. no men,
Der OF the squad suffering from injuries.
The ticket sale for Saturday has been
heavy and a crowd as large or larger
than witnessed WiscOnsin's homecoming
game is expected.
ILLINOIS.
URBANA, Ill, Nov. 10.-Fearful Of in
juring his only hopes for the battle with
Chicago, Coach Zuppke carefully nursed
Captain Waiquist, Crangle, Peden, Wood
ward, and the other cripples last night.
The rest Of the squad was engaged chiefly
in learning how to break up the dressd
Maroon pass and running attack. Most OF
the practice was of defensive nHIGTc be-
cause IL is impossible to work Oh Offense
with the back field unable to ser immag
Zuppke worked Kaiser, Esslinger, and
Taber as backs last night. Joe oterna-
man played quarter back and viii pilot
the HIM against the MarOOns, as Wal
quist plays half back. Outright EN-" is
the Illinois slogan as the vanguard or
alumni hOme-cOmers pOurs in.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Nov. 10-With only two
more days Of practice before before
is working to revive the dropping
morale of his once confident Maroon foot
ball team Figured a cinch over the
downstate team a week ago, the Midway
now is fearing a second defeat, and will
be satisfied with most any kind Of a
victory.
There are bound to be one or two
changes In the Chicago lineup due to
injuries. While Lewis, left guard, was
again In a suit last night, there Is only
a slim hope that he will be able to take
his place In the lineup. Either Proud
foot or Miller will be thrown into that
gap.
Right half is another position not def
Bitsly filed, and there Is still hope that
Bryan will be able to return to service
MINNESOTA.
MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 1O-Scrimmage
was in order yesterday afternoon be-
The nrst-year men used Michigan plays
throughout and managed to make con-
siderable Roadway. Two of the Mime
sofa regulars, Brown and Martineau,
were not in uniform. Because Of the
hard condition Of the field scrimmage
was restricted to forty-fve minutes
After the regular workout on the field
there was a short signal drill in the
armOry. Trig johnson, regular tackle,
is being carefully grOomed for the Mich
igan contest, his last college game
NORTHWESTERN.
EVANSTON, III, Nov. 10.-North-
westerns football squad resumed active
practice yesterday afternoon for the
Evanston, Nov. 10.
Due TO the efficient handling Of the
PUPPIES injured players by Trainer Fer
gusO1 and his assistant. Walter Stegman,
Coach McDevitt yesterday began work
for the closing contest with 100 per cent
squad. The hospital list now includes
only Turner, MagnusOn and lie Count,
who were badly injured in early games
and nut out for the wear