Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-10-29

Because Of snow, Notre Dame has
had but one workout as preparation
for it's Southern invasion that starts
today. Some fears are felt that the
change from Northern cold to sunny
Georgia may affect Rockne's proteges
more than the gridiron prowess Of
Georgia Tech. Several regulars are
In battered condition as a result of the
Cadet and Gopher games, but they are
with the squad in its southwark trek.
Indoor foot ball Is becoming popular
at Michigan because of weather condl-
lions. But preparations for Navy are
including a variety OF trick plays that
will work no matter what the elements
produce Saturday. A long pass by an
unknown is one of Yost's uncovered
cards that is being stressed.
Indiana and Purdue finish today
their preparations for Northwestern
and Chicago and entrain for the Hi
nois metropolis tonight. Roth are
geared to uphold the best traditions
of Hoosier State foot ball. Their neigh
1oring opponents, meanwhile, are cook
ing up hot receptions.
McAndrews and Doyle Harmon may
DE the Badger mainstays in the tradi-
tional game with Minnesota, in Min
neapolis, practice indicates. The
Gophers are bolstering left tackle and
perfecting a forward pass defense.
Cowboy Nick" Kutsch, leading Big
Ten scorer may be out of Iowa's en-
tertainment Of Wabash. He is being
saved for future conference games de-
spite the fact that the Little Giants
re no mean opponents. having upset
Purdue in the seasons opener.
Ohio State is tapering off its re-
hearsals for Wooster. who is strong
Ohio conference title contender.
URBANA. Ill, October % P).-
Harold Red" Grange. born in a small
town in Pennsylvania, % years ago.
led his Illinois team through its last
practice last night before departing
today for Philadelphia, in Reds native
State, and the game that will mark
the All-American's first appearance on
an Eastern gridiron.
Coach Zuppke will take IS players
on the trip, arriving in Philadelphia
in time for workout Friday.
Indications are that Zuppke will
send into the fray the same team that
held Michigan to 3-to-0 score, but he
substitutes, because Of the Quakers'
line-smashing play.
Despite the efficient scouting OF Hi
nois which the Fasteners have been
carrying on all season, Zuppke has not
yet shown everything in his bag OF
tricks, and his friends will not be as
tonished if he succeeds in surprising
the Quakers.
More than 500 students will leave
tomorrow morning in a special train
to watch the game. The crowd will
be Joined on the outskirts of Chicago
by an equally large group of Illinois
alumni.
ANN ARBOR, Mich. October % OfS.
Rather than risk slippery footing on
a snow-covered field, Michigan coaches,
preparing the foot ball team for the
Navy game, ordered indoor drill for
the second time this week.
The regular line and substitute back
field ran through some of the new
plays the Wolverines expect TO un-
cover If needed next Saturday.
IOWA CITY, Iowa, October % up.
Although the temperature was the
lowest 1t has been here this Fall.
Coach Ingerson drove his Hawkeye
foot ball warriors through a long drill
yesterday.
The linemen received bucking prac-
tice and the backs spent most Of their
time tossing passes.
The snow has been removed from
the field and by time for the Wabash
fray on Saturday 1t Is hoped that the
ground will have softened somewhat.