Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-30

VI fTeO FORMER IiliSe-
ton player, the Cornhuskers have
years. The team has a pow
.erful running attack, is heavy and
strong defensively. 1t will be a rep
resentative middle west, eleven, one
which should test the strength OF the
New York team from start to finish.
Dawson Has Heavy Eleven.
The team has been developed in a
pleasing manner. Coach has been
content to have the eleven win its
games by we'll known tactics, but the
real strength of the ofrense has not
been shown this year. The former
Princeton player has the warriors on
this years eleven who car execute his
ideas and the team should give a clev-
err exhibition of the close and open
attack. .
|; In the middle west, the game be-
tween Wisconsin and Minnesota
should be the feature. While the
Gophers were held to a Z to Z score
by Northwestern, an unfortunate
tumble in the third period deprived
the Gophers Of a victory. Up to this
point, the Norsemen had all the best
Of play and are a far better team than
this score indicates. Under the coach
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improve and should reach the heights
of development on the week end.
On the other hand, Wisconsin has
showed its strength, in games already
played. The Badgers did not engage
in a battle last Saturday, but in the
Indiana contest and the two preliIni-
nary struggles Coach Richards showed
beyond doubt he has the men to form
a strong eleven. Ability of the veter-
| onc ia az. UoI1 knnuyn -Nnro hfno6 with
the work of the new men that it will
take the best Minnesota can produce,
to hold the Badgers. A defeat for
Wisconsin will put 1t out of the cham
pionship race and practically every
play taught will be used If the Badgers
are pressed to win. ;
Purple at Urbana.
Illinois, which gave the middle west
football world it's first shock of the
season by holding Iowa to an 8 to Z
score, and Northwestern will meet at
Urbana in another game of interest
as far as the Western conference is
concerned. Both have been defeated
by Big Ten elevens, but they are sure
to put up an interesting game to Sc
cure a higher rating at the close of
the year.
In another game Of note, Notre
Dame, for years one OF h leading
elevens in the middle west, will. meet
Indiana on the formers field. Instead
OF playing at Indianapolis, az has been
the usual custom. the teams will play
home and home games in the future.
This struggle Is one of the most i'm
p~ortant in the Hoosier. state and a
real battle always results. Indiana
has been defeated by Minnesota and
Wisconsin,. out the team generally
rises when it meets Notre Dame to
play an even better brand Of football
than the coaches usually expect.
Purdue and Wabash will meet at
Lafayette, In another contest of note
as far as the state of Indiana is o
cerned. Wabash. known in football
circles as the Little Giants" has
been running rough shod over some
opponents this year and will surely
give the Boilermakers a game.
Michigan Title Contender.
Michigan, which bids fair to COM
plete its schedule without defeat, will
engage the Michigan Aggies at Ann
IArbor. If the Wolverines get by this
contest without serious injury they
should be in a position to enter the
last games with Wisconsin and
Minnesota with championship claims
The usual number of m will be
played ip the Missouri Valley confer
ence and by elevens which do not be.
long to any association.
In the far east Harvard will take
on Florida in a game of. intersections
character. The Cromson. had little
trouble to defeat Centre, and indica.
ftions are the other southern clever
will not furnish stiff opposition
Princeton, which met Chicago las,
Saturday in one Of the. most impor.
tant International games of tho year
will meet Swarthmore, while Yall
; will clash with Brown at. New Haven.
Cornell at Ithaca.
n Cornell, which has been playing
, good football all year, will meet Co.
lumbia at Ithaca, and Pennsylvania
will clash with Alabama at 'Philadel,
phia. w. and ]. and Lafayette vii
! mingle on the Polo grounds in New
York. while the Army will play st
Bonaventure. Other elevens OF tn,
section win also engage in the usua
number Of weekend contests. +
On the Pacific coast California
; ; which should Win the championship
! handily. will meet Washington Stat
at Berkeley. Andy Smith, formei
Penn player and coach. has mustered
fanolher powerful eleven. which sap
!, pears the strongest 0f the conference
J eievens In the section.
AND PENN