The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-29
College Grid
Camp News
By United Press

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EVANSTON, III. - Arct lights
u flooded Northwestern's prac-
tice field for the first time this year
as Coach Dick -Hanley hauled out
"ghcst ball" and put his varsity
to work Monday night trying to
stop Nebraskap lays. A long for
ward passing drill with Rentner
and Olson on the throwing end pre-
coded the scrimmage.
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MINNEAPOLIS. MINI. - MinnesOta's
quarter back continues TO remain in
doubt with little TO choose between NY
UbI, sophomore, Peter Sommers, and
Ken McDougalI. Several changes may be
made in the Gophers' lineup before
meeting the Oklahoma Aggies Saturday.
COLUMBUS, O-Ohio States starting
back field for the opening game Saturday
against Cincinnati will be Cramer at
half backs. and Vuchinich. full back. Sid
Gilman. Of Minneapolis. end will be out
Of action for q week or longer with
dislocated thumb.
SOUTH BEND, Ind.-Emmett Murphy
of Chicago may draw the quarter back
assignment when Notre Dame opens the
season against Indiana at Bloomington
Saturday. Murphy and Charley Jask-
which have been alternating at that
position, but the former ran the team
in practice Monday.
CHAMPAIGN, Ill.-The freshman
~ team equipped with st. Louis
university plans was scheduled to
Scrimmage against the Illinois var
sity today. Coach Bob Zuppke still
has several positions unsettled on
his first team, particularly full back
and center.
MADISON, Wis.-Harvey Kranhold,
sophomore guard. booked for a regular
berth. has passed the necessary ex-
animation and is eligible for the Wis
consin team. The status of WINNER,
quarter back. and MOlnaro, end. still is
in doubt.
CHICAGO-With no game this week. the
Chicago Maroons will have additional
time to polish up. their ragged offensive
before before meeting Michigan. Oct 10 vim
Sahlln sophomore back. has a deep cut
over one eye which he received in last
weeks double header against Cornell and
Hlllsdale.
GREENCASTLE. Ind.-With the omen
ing game against Manchester Just five
days away Coach Gaumy Neal TODAY
Started polishing off his De Paw eleven.
long scrimmage and Neal planned TO
tighten his defense today for the speedy
chester line and veteran backs.
CRAwFoRDSvILLE. Ind. - Wabash
varsity grid warriors came through the
ccondltlon and Coach Pete Vaughan and
ms assistants were, hard at work today
DAVIS game with Evansville. light drill
was on MONDAYS card, with scrimmage
scheduled today.
DL o o M INGTON, Ind-The
- showing of Anglemyer, tackle;
Nylec, guard. and Lyons, end, three
Indiana sophomores, in their first
game pleased coach E. c. Hayes. He
expects them to give a good ac-
count of themselves against Notre
Dame this week. A sellout is ex-
pected for the Notre Dame Indiana
game Saturday.
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LAFAYETTE, Ind. - Although the
Illinois game is eleven days away.
Coach Noble Kizer already has started
pointing the Purdue team for that con-
test. The Boilermakers are expected to
win as they please from Western Re-
serve and Coo here Saturday.
IOWA CITY-Half back Randall HIGH
man is expected to lead the Iowa attack
IN saturdays intersectional game against
the University of Pittsburgh here. Hick-
mans running and passing have featured
Hawkeye workouts
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ANN ARBOR, Mich.-Michigan's
strongest lineup appears 10 include
Hewitt, Williamson and Petoskey. ends;
Auer and Samuels. Tackles; Hozer and La
Juenesse, guards; Morrison, center; New
man, quarter back; Fay and Everhardus,
half backs; Hudson. full back.