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Aorthwestern Has Failed to Defeat
Zuppke-Coached Team Since
Contest In 1904
A
WILDCATS LOOM STRONG'
.(Special to the Daily)
URBANA, Ill., Oct. 17-Northwestern,
Saturday foe of the University of Illi-
nois team in the new Dyche stadium,
Evanston, has not defeated the Illini
since 1904 when the Purple won a 12
to 6 victory, but the Wilcats are like-
ly to be the public choice in the Sat-
urday game, the first Big Ten tilt on
the Illinois schedule.
Illinois will be well supported in
the Evanston invasion. The Illinois al-
lotment of tickets for the game sold
out in record time and the demand for
the unavailable pasteboards testifies
to the interest taken in the game. Fif-
teen thousand Illinois partisans will.
be in the stands and the University
of Illinois band, 160 strong, will pa-
rade in formation and furnish music
on the occasion.
It is doubtful if Coach Zuppke him-
self knows the lineup that he will
start against the Wildcats. In early
season games, Zup has used all his
candidates in various combinations
and so has a line on their potentiali-
ties. The starting lineup may evolve
later in the week when Zup hears the
reports of his scouts and gets a line
on what to expect from Dick Han-
ley's pupils.
Myles Lane, fleet Dartmouth back, York University.
retained first place among the football Connor is also third in total points First trials for membership in Sigma
stars of the country in the 1927 race scored with 50. He is followed by Delta Psi, national honorary athletic
for scoring honors. Lane ran up 38 Howe, Williams halfback, who has 46, fraternity will bc held at 2:00 o'clock
points against Temple University last and Captain Johnny Roepke of Penn this afternoon at the field house. All
Saturday to increase his total to 87 SMtate with 45 points. candidates wishing to take part in he
points. 1-s nearest competitor, Booth In team scoring Georgetown leads trials are requested to report to Lloyd
of Pittsburgh, is 30 points behind him. Gat
The Dartmouth halfback has scored
13 touchdotws a nn ps af he counttyIwith a total of 182 points. In order to obtain a membership in
touchdowns in four games. In the Dartmouth is next in order with 178,1 }his fraternity it is nesartops
latter denariment he is surpassed only nearly half of which have come as a certain athletic tests which have been
by Madden o Columbia and Peakes of result of Lane's efforts. Pittsburgh set forth by the committee in charge.
Maine, both of whom have registered and New York University are tied for These requirements include tests in
41 points after touchdowns. In touch- I third at 153, but the Panthers have the swimming, broad jump, pole vault, shot
down scoring Lane has a margin of better defensive record, being unscor- put, dashes, distance runs, and base-
five over Booth and Connor of New ed upon. ball throw.
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