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Will Have To Face At Camp Randall

STRONG WISCONSIN ELEVEN PRIMED,
BY RICHARDS FOR WOLVERINE FRAY
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CARDINAL NOT OVERCONFIXF ENT
AUT FEAR STEKETEE KICKS
(By Charles J. Lewis, oprto Editor,
The Daily Cardlnaj)
Arrayed in the fighting armor that
has carried it safely throlig'r three
Big Ten games and is counted upon to
bring Wisconsin to at least a tie for,
the Conference championship, the Bad-
ger eleven on Monday began a hard
series of drills for the Michigan con-
test next Saturday.
Badgers Light
Knowing that. Northwestern, Illinois
and Minnesota were stepping stones
for the game with the Wolverines,
Coach John R. Richards has been
pointing his men for that game during
the entire season. Lighter than ever.
but fast enough to run rings around

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Minnesota on a slippery field, the Wis-
consin backfield is primed to meet its
once-traditional rivals. A changed
line-up may trot onto Camp Randall
when the referee blows his whistle for
the first kick-off Saturday. By his!
magnificient showing in the Gopher
victory, "Rollie" Williams appears to
have cinched the quarterback position.
Capt. Guy Sundt will remain in his
regular fullback place, with "Rowdy"
Elliott, hardest off-tackle driver in the
Conference, at his right.
It is the left half job that is puzzling
dopesters. Will Gibson, deposed from
quarterback, gain left half? Will "T"
Gould, erstwhile end, come back to his
left half position of 1919? Or will
"Jimmy" Woods be the cog enabling
Richards to retain his policy of play-
ing Gould at half on offense, at end on
defense, and shifting Woods in the
same manner?
Bunge Star Center
The Wisconsin line, aggressive and
always "rarin' to go," will probably
be the same as that forward wall which
nonpulsed "Doc" Williams and his
Minnesota shift. Tebell at right end,
with the other flanker to be chosen,
Brader and Brume at tackles, will
make it hot for any off-tackle- or end
drives attempted by th Wolverines.
Big Christian and*Hohlfeld, both ir
their first year of Conference football,
have well measured up to Richards'
standards thus far. Bunge, center, is
reputed to be on Walter Camps' list of
All-American pivots. Only once dur-
ing his football career has time been
taken out for B~unge. That- was in
the Northwestern romp when the big
center was slightly injured but in-
mediately returned to the fray.
Fear Steketee
Capt. "Duke" Dunne and his Wol-
verine cohorts are taken far from
lightly in the Wisconsin camp. With
Roby, FCappon, Uteritz and the ain-
domitable Frank Steketee in the back-




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WOLVERINE ruNT R WHOSE TOE
the Badgers fear Saturday.
field, the Badgers realize that they will
be up against a mighty hard proposi-
tion on Saturday. Reports of over-
confidence are greatly exaggerated.
Wisconsin fears Steketee and his
mighty toe which beat Illinois. If thl
player gets within scoring distance,
Michigan is sure to count, either by the
toe route or by means of a powerful
ground offense.
Intramural Items
Inclement weather has caused the
postponement of all soccer games un-
til next week. Announcement of
schedules will be made in Sunday's
Daily. /
Entries in fraternity bowling and
cross country will remain open for
another week. The marthon is slated
for Nov. 22, and the bowling is to be-
gin Nov. 28.
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