The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-11-06
HARVARD, ARMY AND
! MISSISSIPPI INVADE
M|DDLEWEST REALM
Michigan. Illinois and Purdue
Respective Opponents
in Contests
100000 FANS ARE EXPECTED
eronko Nagurski, Minnesota
Star, Will Play Despite a
Broken Thumb
By PAUL NICHOLSON

Chicago, Nov. 6-ti- MagnetiZec
b. a trinity Of coloriul interSectlonai
Observation-Disclosures at MICHIGAN. Army
at Illinois, and MISSISSIPPI ~ PURDUE
Big Ten football VIII have Tvs rcu
letter day Saturday.
Close to 3O0,0CO ans are expected
to jam the SIX stadlums III when
nine representatives Of the conference
will throw up their battle1ronts
seasily the largest one day throng III
the conferences history.
The most enormous throng OF the
day will watch Harvard make It's first
middleweStcrn invasion against the
Wolverines at Ann hrbor. Between
81. 600 and 80 900 spectators. depend
ing on the weather. arc anticipated
for that battle, Tho Army's INVASION
OF Illinois will attract 4 sell-out Grove
If $4,000 while 5000 seem certain Ok
viewing the MISUNDERSTANDING state
duel at Columbus,
Chicago More Popular
Chicago's victorious stand against
Princeton last week has spurred the
demand for ducats for the Wisconsin
am SO that 40. 900 are expected. The
iowa Minnesota game at Iowa CITY,
The most Important OF the day from
The standpoint Of the conference
Championship race. looks for 3O,OOO
while 10000 is the attendance figure
let for the I lississippi-P Purdue game.
Michigan has failed to win 2 con-
ference game SO far this season. but
will have its strongest lineup IN the
field for the first time IN several
weeks when 1t tackles Harvard.
Alvin Dahlem, the fleetest pail totcr
on the wolverines squad, and Ducky
Simrall, safety man and punter, re-
turned to the baekfield last night
after q long rest because OF injuries
while AL Steinke. his injury complete
" healed. was back at his old post at
right guard. The Maize and Blue
may resort to an OPEN running and
passing game for the Crimson.
Coach Bob Zlppke of Illinois was
seeking q plunger for the Army
struggle. Lack Of sustained line at
tack has been bothering the Hin
most Of the season. Fritz Hunbert
one OF the best line smashers to veal
the orange and blue, has almost re-
covered from his injuries but 1t !!
doubtful whether he will start against
the Cadets.
Minnesota's hopes OF chasing TIT
Iowa jinx and winning the Big Tel
crown was dimmed with the revelation
that its star fullback. Bronko Nagur'
ski, had broken the thumb of his lef
hand In the Indiana game. The BIN
Nag expects to play. however. al
though his effectiveness may b
handicapped.
Hawks Are Impressive
Iowa, too, had q regular on tn
injured list-its veteran end, Mas
trogany, who has a bid ankle. TIL
Hawks were impressive last night II
stopping Minnesota line formation
and see an opportunity OF spollini
Gopher championship hopes for tn
second successive year.
Because of the heft of Mississippi
forward wall, Purdue may revert t
a passing and open field attac
against the southerners. The regu
lar Boilermaker backs. WEIGH. Yune
vich, Harmeson and White. were CIV
en- a rest last night while Coacl
Jimmie Phelan drilled the line an
reserves.
Sammy Behr has encouraged Wis
consin by returning to his quarter
back position after q weeks absenc
because Of injuries while Bill Lush,
Badger punter, may get into the Chi
cago game. too. Chicago, meanwhile
Is developing an aerial attack upo
advice of scouts who reported tn
prowesS Of the Badger forward wa
against Purdue and the teams veal
ness against the overhead attack.
Having virtually ended Illinois two
year championship reign, Northwest
ern was busy preparing for Oh
state. Bill Griffin. a light but fle'
ball carrier. may be IN the backfiel
for the Wildcats. who will seek to pus
Ohio State out Of the championshi
chase Saturday.