The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-15
Will
Improve or Won't
Appear on Outfit
Coach Harry Kipke IS Disguised
With Machine After the
Purdue Contest
Ry WILLIAM 4. WEEKES

Chicago, Oct. l0.-N1f-Thcrc will
be a lot of Improvement in Michigan
football affairs before Saturday-or
several players who started agains;
Purdue last Saturday will have choice
sideline seats from which TO watch
the Wolverines in action against its
ancient foe. Ohio State.
Thoroughly discouraged with the
performance of his team, which re-
celvcd one Of the worst bcatinga from
Purdue that a Michigan aggregation
ever has suffered, Coach Harry Kipke
has deereed that all his men will
play the best they know how or turn
in their uniforms. &c outlined a
practice program. including two
scrinmages and long sessions III
blocking, to be accomplished before
Saturday when Ohio State goes to
Ann Arbor to engage Michigan 70:
the 10Th time. The first OF the
scrimmages was set for today.
Purdue Meets DcTauw
Purdue came through tho contest
with 10 serious injuries and started
planning Tor the Chicago game two
weeks away. The Boiiermakers will
meet DePauw Saturday III a game
that should furnish Jimmy Phelan's
reserves with a chance to pick up
combat experience.
Regulars OF all Big Ten teams e.-
cept Wisconsin and Illinois, were let
off with light work yesterday but
were to get back into harness today.
AT Wisconsin. Coach Glenn Thistle
thwaite passed up the usual light
Monday workout and sent his varsity
through 4 As minute Scrimmage
against the freshmen. The defeat
by Northwestern last Saturday left
the Badgers III a revengeful mood and
they ran wild ove the first year men.
There were no changes in the Wis
consin lineup and Thistlethwaitc in
Dictated the same eleven men would
start against Notre Dame Saturday
at Soldier field, Chicago.
Illinois first two teams scrim-
mayed against the third team and
failed to impress Coach zuppke with
their ability to cope with Iowa for
nations. Coach Ingwerson is trying
to put a scoring punch into the
HaWkeyes. but has been forced to re-
wise his plans for the Illinois game.
He had figured heavily on the return
Of Captain Willis Glasgow to the
Iowa backficld but learned yesterday
that an injury to Glassgow's face,
suffered two weeks ago. will prevent
his playing Saturday.
buckeyes Face Michigan
Ohio States problem was the de-
velopmcnt of a stronger attack to
shoot at Michigan. Al Hess. veteran
back who was injured two weeks ago
has reported but may not be ready
for the engagement at Ann Arbor
Indiana has been put on a diet 0t
fundamentals, following its defeat al
Chicago.
Minnesota and Northwestern. which
will meet at Evanston In one of Sat.
urday's outstanding games. faced {
week Of long. vigorous drills. Tht
Gophers will be out to square &C
counts Tor an unexpected defeat ad.
miniStered by the Wildcats last sea.
son. while Northwestern. encouraged
by its victory over Wisconsin. vii
battle to the limit to retain it:
chance for the Big Ten title.
Chicago has a doubleheader on thi.
week with Ripon and Indiana Norma
as the opposition. but Coach Stagl
has his eye on October Is when hi
MaroonS meet Purdue. He was out,
spokenly pleased with Chicago's vic
tory over Indiana. but wasted no tims
in getting down to work on improy'
ing his OffenSe with which he hope,
to slip Purdue the same kind Of !:
shock the Boilermakers handed Mich,
igan.