Itd lVJ..RIUALN V.. ---- MUM NO :=111 111; Will I'm 'in «u~~l l IfhuZIu } a. w..u.® a. \-u ' = ' .A \ST L UPSETS CRASH FAYORED TEAMS TO EARTH IN TWO GREAT BATTLES He Helps To Make Cornell Powerful $5K and Princeton Eleve' kick c Pot All Over The Field And Win )AY B((I44EST OF YEAR NATIONAL GRID CiRCId; versity of Detroit came back a few notches in the favor of its supporters. by downing the tricky Haskell ndi-I ans 13 to 3 by dint of a determine4t running attack. M. A. C. took another defeat, this time at the handls of Ohio Wesleyan, 9 to G. Nebraska practical- i Iv rlint-h d tha MNiQzi i V nrO?" tured by two crashing upsets oj riiveo3riteUeti d.sI 28 to teen e tle ssobeain Kasasy o- ope in the 3 to 0 besting Wis- n accepted at the hands of Zip- fighting Illini and Princeton's The Harvard-Princeton battle hele 3 defeat of Harvard at Cambridge. about the same relative position in the day saw the best games of the i east that the Badger-Illini tilt held n played on the various grid.!in this section. The Tigers were of the country. known to be a fighting aggregation hably not one person out of ten but it was a case of a green team of 1 have ventured an opinion that fighters opposed to a smooth runnin j :adgers would not, down Illinois I organization carrying in its backfield Inram uralItms'I[intervening between the victory over SNorthwestern the squad gained is tVtride resulting ia far better dis- ~ play of teamwork during the Wiscon-' heItamnuralofice isro cin e-Ssn gmeFa tis season. esde t uark tensive fl]ans for December spor ts sn r M aVL sn gef e thsaonth e sid heaep k-u expects to have a number of sched I U!Led improvement in the Illinois eleven ules ready within a week or ten days* the Badgers had to contend with the The all-campus handball tournament Undishayed by Victory of Illinois, loss of Murray who was counted on VADE MARK R has already been announced and the Wisconsin Ilay "Take it Out". for big things. The moral effect of tHEORIC entries are coming n rapidly. There fill Michigan the squabble that followed the an- is every indication that the tourna- neuncement of Murray's ineligbility ment will be keenly contested niot n- (AR"INAL IN GREAT S11APE wrought more havoc with the squad ly because of the number of contests FOR WOLVERINE ONSLAU HT than did the actual loss of the player. Whenyou ants that are entering but because of I ..When the two teams line up on Fer- theoldnar the high caliber of a goodly number of (Srecial to The Daily) y field Saturday, in spirit it will be a the comforta far(diferenaCardnaThtem thalthatsure to start; them. Interfraternity handball will . far different Cardinal team than that Get the origi not occupy the stage until sometime w Madison, Nov. 13.-Determined to do which opposed the Illii. The lineup tationscanno in February. thesame to Michigan's hopes thattI- W lie practically the same as it was .5c to $1. er linois did to theirs last. Saturday the last. week with Cantain Rollie W ibl lyby The D tBadger eleven will journey to Ann Ar- (Continued on Page Seven) Director Mitchell has planned that bor next Saturday ready to give every- "Feat both the class bowling and fraternity thing they have for victory. Little dis-: Have YOU sined yAGUE Stud basketball games be entirely disposed couragement over Saturday's defeat is pledge?-Adv. ]of before the holidays. In order to being displayed, rather a spirit of facilitate this he requested that all fight such as has not been displayed class managers of the bowling team, by the members of the team and the communicate with the Intramural of- student body before this year. fice sometime this week so that defin- The blow last week was far from a' ite arrangements may be completed surpris' to those who really knew at once.. how things stood. BobZuppke start- ed the season with a relatively green( t Coach Sullivan announced Monday football team and it is perfectly na- that in view of the fact that the,n1 tural that the quality of game which tramural authorities have placed such they put up should improve as the g a great deal of time upon the devel- season progresses. During the week jopment of the all-fresh cross coditryP P squad and because of the unusual in- terest and excellence of the material * this fall, he desired that all men who have been trying out for the all-fresh ___ refrain from taking part in the Fall IGaines between the freshman and U sophomore classes which will tak place Saturday morning. -®SHOES - ANTS '- REG. U. S. PAT. Op. GINAL wIne 1T ER change-from rrow garters to able wide ones, be tright. nal E. Z..which im- ot equal. erzgwhere, in sing?..gp a* nd tho ?and the E. Z. Sport Gasrter. Made Tos. P. Tayl.,.rigeport, Cos. ured by all leading ent Supply Stores" 1: at least one touchdown before he time Saturday and when the tball ektras came out the general nfon was that there must have n some mistake. However in the ne itself there was no s6n e1 ye; the Indians went at the job in d in a workmanlike manner mess- up every attempt of the great Wi. - ns to get away on one of his long sting runs and refused to be baff- by Barr's forward passattempts. Overeonfidence Ioses. here is no question but that Rich- 's inen under-rated the Sucker ag- gation, the result being another' nimonial to the dread power of ov- >nfldence. Due to the presence of t and the rest of the Michigan par- , it the game Richards had evidently' nded to play, a- waiting game and w nothing at all in the way of trick nations. He was forced to abandon se tactics, open up everything he and rush his stars to the rescue several reserves in an effort to' rg the tide. It will be a different en that invades Ferry field this k end. was showed the greatest attack1 as presented to a mnajor opponent season when Minnesota was- 'ned 28 to 14 at Iowa City.During first half of .the game Parkin and ke seemed to be irresistible and entire total of 28 points was g up. The Gophers came back ng in th second half and gave evi-1 ce of the potential .power Spaul- hashdeveloped, power which ild be at its highest point when t takes his men to Minneaoplis1 25.; Maroons Too. Good hiio State made a desperate fight to3 :k the rushing maroons at Colum but Stagg's men were a few points. strong, leaving the field 14 to 9 ors. Wilce gained some consola-f from Pie. fact that his men showy nore fight than they have in any ious game this season and he i;f pointing for the Iowa clash Sat- ty. The Buckeyes unleashed an msive forward pass attack and i the chance for attaining perfec- of execution this week are at to ea dangerous overhead game to such ball carriers as Isabel, -kman, and Klee in the offensive. orthwestern won her first Con,' nce football game in two years by ng Purdue down 24 to 13 and al- gh the Evanston campus is not cially proud of the feat it is taken1 an indication of some fat years ahead under Thistlewaite's direc- Indiana's homecoming was led by a 33 to 0 spanking at the is of West Virginia, one of the ly strong teams of the year. itside of Big Ten circles the Uni- two of the greatest players of the year, Captain Buell and Owen. From the beginning of the game the fate of the Crimson was sealed. Owen could not gain through the Orange ands ebick line that Thomas of Chicago tore to shreds the week before, and close following of the ball by right tackle Mfker of Princeton led to the one touchdown while the same man booted Princeton's goal from the field.J It Was the first time that Princeton has defeated Harvard at Cambridge' since 1896. Cornell demonstrated that her top heavy scores in previous games thisI year were pot entirely due to easyI opponents has been freely charged,J when the Ithicans walloped Dart- mouth 23 to 0 on the Polo grounds,J New York City. The big Red attack, headed by Captain Eddie Kaw, last year all-American half back was too much for the Hanoverians who held Harvard to a 12 to 3 count only two1 weeks ago. Cacltolics Strong Knute Rockne scored another tri-f umph when his unseasoned eleven held the powerful Army machine to a scoreless tie on the Plains at West Point. Nothing less than a fumble by the Westerners on their own four yard line in the lasttuarter cost the Irish team their fifth consecutive win from the Cadets. itt downed Penn- sy 7 to 6 in one of the traditionally bitter battles between the two institu- tions, the seventh wine for the Panth- ers in their last eight engagement with the Quakers. Lafayette beat Rutgers handily 33 to 6 at New Bruns- wick. In intersectional games the eastern' representatives had a decided edge, Bostoncollege licking Baylor 33 to 0, Navy overwhelming St. Xavier, of. Cincinnati, 52-0, Washington and Jef- ferson turning back the Wabash Lit- tle Giants 32 to 6 and Syracuse win- (Continued on Page Eight) f fall es. 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