South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-12
Football Aspect
frightened; Great
Battles in East
Chicago Should Beat Illinois,
Iowa Smother Indiana, and
Haskells Outclassed.
By TEX KELLY.

With the sky resembling the coat
OF many eolors. as the Maroon, the
Red and White, the Gold and Black,
and the Scarlet and White forces
wave their pennant banners TO the
breeze, the football aspect for to-
day Is much more frightened and i'm
portant than It has been at any time
| this season.
Chicago, confident that the defeat
suffered at the hands OF Ohio State
can be lived down, and must be
lived down, meets Illinois. From
the dope and the comparison Of the
two teams, It looks as If the Maroons
stood a big chance OF winning an
other victory.
Ohio plays Purdue. The Scarlet
and White forces have looked strong
all season and their defeat over
Stages stars was something Of a
revelation. They ought to win by
a big score, but Iowa looked the
same and received a scare. Deitz
has done wonders I'm his first year
at Purdue, and even Ohio State
should view them with a little
anxiety.
Iowa plays Indiana. The Hoosiers
are considerably weaker this year
than Is generally known and tho
Hawkeyes Will have little trouble
slipp hg over a victory.
Wisconsin plays Michigan. We
predict right here that the battle
between Yost's gang and the Bad
/ gers Is going TO be one of the best
/ OF the conference season. Michigan
with Kirk bolstering an end, ana
Yost suffering a sore throat, from
! the complaining and the coaching
/ that he has done for the last two
weeks. the team is not TO be thought
an easy victim. We expect Wiscon-
sin TO win. but the proves of Yosl
and the material at Michigan for
bids anyone from counting them out
until the last and final whistle has
been footed.
Yale meets Prime IN, and THAI
brings us TO the big battles that
have been staged in the east this
year and those that are TO be staged
today.
Lights Eastward.
Growls OF the Yale Bulldog snarfs
Of the Princeton Tiger. rOars Of the
Nittany Lion and be ligerent bleata
Of the navy goat will make he
gatherings sound like "A free-fOr-all
in a menagerie.
Two big battles stand cut far
above the rest. Princeton, with the
scars Of defeat almost healed. CLASH
cs with the snow white and highly
cared for. Yale Bulldog Yale's
schedule hasn't been a hard one, for
with the exception Of the Army not
a. formidable eleven has appeared at
the Bowl: her showing however is a
criterion that would lead one to be-
-ieve that the hopes and desires OF
the Princetonian forces will be
buried underneath the green sod or
The great amDhitheater before the
ereatest crowd probably so 0oo that
has ever witnessed the annual clash.
Penn state. with a record that
any aggregation could be proud or.
stand a good chance of having It
rrarred when the Navy with line
that hasn't been scored on this sea-
son mes Up lOI Il tex AAal AbCN'ft'A -
war. Penn State isn't quite as strong
on the defense as the Navy but the
Pezdek team has a wonderful run
ming attack. the best seen in the
east this year. WITH THE EXCEP-
TION OF NOTRE DANES. There
IS no one 10 be found who will def
nitelv pick a winner in this conflict.
Notre Dame hits the indians. The
only thing the Indian aggre cation
has done in the way OF excitement
around here has been to provide a
few interesting sidelights for a week
end battle. Some even went so far
as 10 say that the Indians had the
best eleven since Jim Thorpe pas
timed with them. That must have
been a long time ago as the Haskell
Indians as far as we know never
were affiliated with the New Carlisle
Indians. where Jim Thorpe was the
Outstanding star. II he played with
the Haskels II must have been I'M
der an assumed name.
The Haskell crew will probably
prove weaker than DePauw and be
beaten by a record score.
@KUTT