Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-01


Of their intersectional series.
Neither team has accomplished any
thing against ranking foemen, the Ma
rooms even having failed to score against
Florida Wisconsin and Mississippi.
their last three opponents, but the game
was still the Princeton Chicago" game
to alumni groups and crowd OF not
less than $4,000 was virtual certainty.
OF the three previous engagements,
Chicago had two victories, while the
Tigers single triumph was one OF the
most sensational in modern foot ball. 1t
was accomplished in 1922 and Princeton
came from behind in the final period
to win by FL to Is. The Maroons won
last year in the East by Is to z.
Would Upset Purdue.
CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,, November R).-
Still mathematically interested in the
Big Ten foot ball championship scran1-
bic, Purdue invaded Memorial Stadium
today to battle Illinois twice beaten
but still battling eleven.
Illinois, showing definite improve
ment between its conference de-
feats by Northwestern and Michigan.
was hopeful Of scoring an upset at the
expense of the rugged 1929 title holders
Purdue however, having emerged In
good condition from Its 'grueling 7-to-o
triumph over Wisconsin last week, was
favored.
Defeat for the Boilermakers, how
ever. would mean the destruction OF
their faint chance of sharing in this
years title-a chance which depends
on Purdue winning each Of its three
conference tests and defeat for every
other eleven in the group. The prob
able attendance was estimated at 2B,OOO.
Badgers Are Favored.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, November tP.-
Renewing a rivalry reminiscent OF the
golden age Of foot ball here. Ohio state
and Wisconsin colli0ed in Ohio Stadium
today, with the Badgers favored slightly
to win.
Each university won four of the eight
games played between 1918 and 1920.
They had not met since. Neither APP
peared to have any further SAY" in
the Western Conference championship
race, Ohio having been defeated twice
and Wisconsin once.
For Ohio, Center Bert Nasman, Left
Guard Sam Selby and Right Tackle
Bob Haubrich were not fit for long,
hard game, but appeared likely starters.
Dick Smith. Frank Luke and Larry
Fried probably will replace them early.
Clean Slate at Stake.
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, November
R.-The perfect Western Conference
record of each team hung in the bal
ance today as Capt. Hard Luck Hank
Bruder led his Northwestern Wildcats
against the Minnesota Gophers.
The Wildcats were favorites, follow
ing their decisive victories over Ohio
State and Illinois, and Coach Dick
Hanley had his Northwestern squad in
powerful shape. The MinnesotanS, how
ever. were keyed to the fighting pitch
which won them fame recently in hold
ing Stanford to a scorelesS tie and were
primed to stop Bruder, playing his first
game in nearly month, as well as
Russell and Rentner, the big guns of
Northwestern scoring power.
1t was homecoming day at Minnesota
and $4,000 tickets had been sold for
the game.
Notre Dame Has Breather.
SOUTH BEND, Ind, November
R).-All of Eotre Danes men of all
nations were set for foot ball exercises
today against Indiana's scrapping but
probably outclassed Hoosiers.
Fortified by victories over Southern
Methodist. Navy, Carnegie Tech and
IAtCoDuIBh, Lie 1IlSl were IlOL eSp6CCeQ
to find the battered Indiana eleven
tough, and Knute Rockne planned to
start his second or shock troop eleven.
The regulars also were down for time
on the field, as were the third, fourth,
fifth and sixth teams.
Indiana had not defeated Notre Dame
in "a years and was not expected to
astound crowd of around IS 900 by
accomplishing the feat today. The
Hoosier line was in fair shape, but the
backs were far from top power.
Detroit Picked Over Iowa. si7l
DETROIT, November l R.-TTHi
University Of Detroit foot ball team
faced Iowa here today, its first encount-
er in history with q member Of the
Big Ten.
Detroit has run roughshod over all
opponents thus far this season, piling
up $50 points, while were scored
against it, ,aet
Iowa's record to date has not been
impressive, with three losses in four
starts. -