Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-03
IOWA.

IOWA.
IOWA CITY, Iowa. Nov. 3.-Coach
Jones seems to have produced results by
virtue fhis vigorous verbal chastising
Of his players He got the best lighting
spirit" practice out OF the bunch Wednes-
DAY since the Illinois game Locke was
permitted to return to full back and he
showed that the lay of had benefited him
greatly. He tore holes through the OPP
POSING line in scrimmage. Jones kept
Kriz in for Mead In the line, and the sub
stitute played in first team form. Miller
also continued 10 hold Shuttleworth's job
at half, but Shut" was given q trial at
quarter back when Capt. Aubrey Deyine
rested.
WISCONSIN.
MADISON, Wis. Nov. 3.--The Badgers
scrimmnged in q long session against the
scrubs and their Michigan plays Wednes-
day. They have been learning new forma-
tons to use against the YOst men. but at
the same time, Richards is pointing his
team for the battle with the MaroOns
There is no doubt that the Wolverines
viii giyo Wisconsin a close fight. but Il is
not expected that their strength is that Of
formations are being especially well
drilled, as the ground gained through the
air against Chicago is expected to play
large part in the game.
ILLINOIS.
URBANA. Ill, Nov. 3.-Burt Ingwer-
sens freshmen continued to use Maroon
| strategems against the Illini varsity Wed
nesday. The Ilini scouts have seen the
MaroOns in action several times, and iii
/ nois, with the advantage Of inspecting
! Stages men against Ohio, should pos
sess pretty good knowledge Of the Ma
room style of play.
! Chris" Woodward was an absentee
! Thursday, but 1t is expected the sophie
more plunger will be back in a few
/ days. Jack Crangle win not don a suit
all week and the rest should greatly
| improve his condition.
De Pauw is expected to give the Him
a lively brush Saturday. There is O
prospect that Zuppke may scout the
Ohio Chicago game personally.
PURDUE.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Nov. 3-Tor the
first time since the Iowa game Coach
Deitz had all the Purdue regulars In
his line up Thursday, when the varsity
| eleven scrimmaged with the freshmen
| and the second team. The Boilermakers
are still displaying plenty OF pep" and
are hoping there will be no let down In
the Northwestern game Saturday. Thus
far this season Purdue has played good
| and bad games on alternate Saturdays
The showing in the Iowa game has In.
sIlIIed new spirit In the men and they
are determined to give the Purple theil
best. Birk is still limping with a Grip
pied knee, but expects to get into the
| game Saturday. The hospital list has
| narrowed down, and, with the excep-
ton Of Swank. right guard, Purdue will
present its regular line up Saturday.
MINNESOTA.
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Nov. 3.-Thurs-
days hard practice almost cost the Go.
pher football squad It's coach. DR.. VIII
liams was knocked Off his feet by Babe
Boos, giant guard. He limped through
! the rest Of practice. 1t was the only
| injury of 90 gruelling scrimage between
the varsity and freshmen. The first year
men, using Iowa plays, carried the ball
| throughout the scrimmage. The tricky
Hawkeye plays gained considerable
! ground, and there was no praise for the
varsity The freshmen backs shot of
| tackle and around the ends at will Gill
| stad. Bailey Martineau and Brown re-
NAMED in the first team back field
! throughout the scrimmage.
INDIANA.
| BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Nov. 3.-Indiana
played with more pep Tuesday than any
/ time this season, scoring four touch
downs the freshmen in a thirty min
ute scrimmage. The varsity was using
| plays taught them for the Iowa game.
Coach Stiehm changed his lineup, using
Clay at right guard, Maynard at left end,
and Bahr at left half. In the absence of
! was shifted from tackle to center and