Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-10-28

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quarter, added to his fame in VIM
That the clash in Ann Afbor Sat
urday may develop into a duel Tor
individual honors between Shapley
and Friedman is indicated in their
respective practice. Coach 1ost Is
stressing aerial tactics, and Friedman
is polishing his accurate forward
passing.
Red" Grange and company finish
their preparation today for their in
vasion of the East, which starts to-
morrow.
Two special trains. bearing 500
rooters and the famous Illinois $50
piece band, will accompany the team.
Notre Dame also starts tomorrow
to Atlanta to meet Georgia Tech. OF
the regulars Jim McMullen is out of
the game with a bad shoulder, and
Rigali, right end, has a bad leg that
may keep him from active participa-
ton. Both may be saved for next
weeks game with Pennsylvania.
The Wisconsin Badgers. making
ready for their visit to Minneapolis
Saturday, need snowshoeS for out
door practice. Despite the icy field
they are working outdoors, for similar
conditions are forecast for the meet
ing with Minnesota. Weather condi-
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work, light scrimmage and signal
drills being the practice program.
The coming Hoosier invasion of
Chicago that brings Purdue to Stage
Field and Indiana to Northwestern as
inspiring the MaroonS and Purple to
redoubled efforts. Northwestern seeks
new ends TO replace Seidel and
Fisher, regular wing men, hurt in
the Tulane game. Stage is trying
out young Paul Lewis, a sophomore,
in place of the veteran Sam Hibben
at guard. Indiana and Purdue, mean
While, are not idle.
Ohio State, mindful of the tt tie
last year with Wooster, is charging
it's backfeld threat for its neighbor.
Iowa. with the Wabash game in
view, is hunting more reserves. from
whom requirements can be drawn.
URBANA, Ill, October % P.-
Anxious to redeem Midwestern foot
ball for 1925. the Illinois varsity
eleven yesterday took on the fresh
men in scrimmage. and allowed them
to use every Pennsylvania play
taught them by scouts who have wit
messed the Quaker team in action.
Timme. Peters and Lanum of the
yearling backfield made some head
way. In offensive sCrimmage the reg
ular linemen for the first time tore
open holes for their backfield men
and helped them to get through.
Illinois band of $50 pieces will play
at the game Saturday afternoon. The
musicians, led by Director A. A. Hard
ing will travel on special train, and
will be guests of Philadelphia alumni
at a luncheon Saturday noon.
CHICAGO. October % C40.-Despite
oil oh
Stage put the Chicago varsity through
two long and intensive scrimmages
against Purdue plays yesterday. AL
though the weather was unfavorable
for the freshmen, who used Purdue
passes, the yearlings succeeded in
scoring a touchdown on the varsity.
In his regular lineup Coach Stage
used Anderson, a sophomore, at half
back, and he showed considerable Of
fensive ability. At the other half. S.
Rouse and Kernwein alternated, and
Duval was used at fullback.
ANN ARBOR, Mich, October % up.
-Michigan's foot ball team, lined up
as against Illinois last Saturday, work
ed against a picked squad using Navy
formation yesterday. Intensive sig
nal practice preceded the workout.
Coach Yost was advised the Navy
team would reach Detroit Friday
, morning in command of Capt. Sinclair
Cannon. commandant of midshipmen.
IOWA CITY, Iowa, October % up.
"A heavy snow that covered the play
ing field yesterday caused Coach Ing
werson to let his foot ball team off
with only a light practice A chalk
talk indoors followed, unless some
Co
day to melt the snow and dry off
the field the Wabash game will be
hard shedding
MINNEAPOLIS, October % P).-
DIR. Clarence w. Spears is not through
experimenting with his supply of
Minnesota foot ball talent, despite
the fact that only a handful of re-
serves found their way into the line
up against Notre Dame.
This was indicated in yesterdays
chilling practice session on the frozen
turf of Northrup Field, when the
Gopher mentor caused a temporary
break in the ranks Of the first string
ers and inserted ambitious reserves
for another trial.
EVANSTON, H.. October % R.-
Vice President Charles G.. Dawes will
be guest of honor at the Indiana
Northwestern homecoming foot ball
game Saturday.
Northwesterns squad went through
a long scrimmage amid a snowstorm
Yesterday minus several of it's fore
most players, including Baker. He
may be able to play against Indiana
Saturday Seidel and Fisher, who
twisted their ankles in their Tulane
game, were absent. Fisher will not
get into the Purple-Hoosier contest.