Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-01
Around the Big Ten


PURDUE.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Nov. Having re-
deemed itself by the fine exhibition OF
football Saturday against Iowa, the Pur-
due eleven Monday set about preparing
for the homecoming game with North
western next Saturday. All the Boiler
makers went through the Hawkeye battle
unscratc hed. Coach Dietz Monday gave
his men thorough workout and today
they We're to scrimmaCe the freshmen.
INDIANA.
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Nov. Indiana
practice was omitted today on account
OF the wet condition Of the field, but work
was to start N earnest Monday for the
Iowa game. Every man came out OF the
NOtre Dame conteit in good shape ex
cept Right End Frank Hanny. who had
his fractured shoulder reinjured, and
Guard Cox, who has a badly sprained
ankle. Neither viii be in the lineup this
week
MADISON, Wis, Nov. THE Badgers
finished their homecoming game none
the worse for the battle. The men re-
most OF the time during this week since
there is no game Saturday, and then
begin n hard weeks work before meeting
Michigan. The ineligibles worked out
against the freshmen Monday in light
scrimmage.
OHIO STATE.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Nov. 1.-Coacn
Wilce sent the Ohio State team through
a stiff signal drill and scrimmage for
the start Of the last week of the drive
for the Chicago game The practice was
devoted mainly to forward passing and
kicking. The freshmen, using Chicago
formations and plays, drove through the
varsity line. Blair was inserted in the
back field and It is probable be will start
Saturday He took Tsylor's half. Tay
lor being moved TO full back and Honaker
taking the side lines.
ILLINOIS
URBANA, Ill, Nov. bob Zuppke
gave the Tllini a heart to heart talk
Monday as practice began for the De
PAW and Chicago games. Iuppke did
not drive his charges. who were in need
Of rest Big Jack Crangle will lay Off
all week. I'm an effort to get into shape
for the Chicago game. Whether Chuck
Carney will be able TO play IS not known
The end left the Michigan game early as
a result Of twisting his bad knee as he
made a quick turn.
MINNESOTA.
MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. The dis
6strbus defeat that the Minnesota foot
ball team suffered at Madison Saturday
cost theGophers the services Of one Of
its most brilliant stars, Don McCreery-
He is suffering from torn hgaments. In
dicattons are that he will be out for the
season. The Gophers assembled an hour
earlier Monday TO prepare for the home
coming game with Iowa next Saturday.
With MeCreary on the side lines, Bailey
IS sure to STAY in at half back the rest
Of the season There was no scrimmage
Monday DR. Williams devoted most OF
the time TO signal drills and to the cor
rection Of faults displayed In Saturda! 5
game.
IOWA CITY. Iowa, Nov. 1.-Hawkeye
gridiron warriors were both lambasted
and herOized Monday, after brass band
and 1000 parading enthusiasts welcomed
them home from Purdue. The CONNER
cial Club banQueted the players and
Coach Jones. Jones, despite these pub
lie celebrations, chastised the eleven YER
bally. declaring he had received reports
that some Of them had broken training
rules prior to the game at Lafayette. he
stated that if any infractions were dis
covered the guilty men would not be
taken to Minneapolis next Saturday, no
matter how high they ranked on the team
] and " their absence cost the game. All
re men, including the injured plunger,
Full Back Gordon Locke, were able to
take light practice Monday night
MICHIGAN.
ANN ARBOR, Mich, Nov. Fresh
from the victory over Illinois on Sat
urday he Michigan football squad was
sent through only the lightest Of exer-
else Monday afternoon. All Of the men
came through the scrap In fine shape
with the exception of Roby, who tore O
poets to return to the squad before the
end Of the week. AS Michigan is idle
next Saturday, Coach Yost has two weeks
! In which to prime his Wolverine eleven
| for the Wisconsin game on Nov. "a. Arc
| lights have been installed Sround Ferry
field, which win permit Yost to drill his
team after darkness.