THE MICHIGAN DAILY

ZUPKEFEARS
ILLINOIS WILL NDAVR TO STOP PASSING
OF AIENDBLUE IN-1 'ANNUAL STRUORLE
'SQUAD COMES '1IIRITCf.[ (GAME EGARD OSTEUBAAN - (.lIJEllT
WITH NORTIUWESTERN V)MIIN AIO N A S Hi A IID)
iLNSCATHED PAilt T0 STO
MAKE CHANGES IN LINEUP TUESSY FINGS PASSES
Malrrlner Returns to Squad After Two May Shift Schultz I-ron uard lo,
Week Layoff on Account of Talckle Berth in rder to
Twisted Knee Strengthen Line
(By Rudy otz, Sports Editor, Daily (Special to The Daily)
P IGNll., Ot2URBANA, Ill., Oct. 26.-IHomecom-
-CHAMPAIGN, Ill., Oct. 26.-Tired ers who crowd Illinois stadium Satur-
and bruised from the terrific blattle day for the Michigan game will look
with Northwestern, the Illinois Vars-t. . p.
ity football squad returned to the to the air expecting pigskin pyro-
stadium yesterday to start work for technics when the two unbeaten teams
ithe strong Michigan team that seems clash in anogher game of the famous
headed towards another title. IllinoisMehigan rivalry.
Not a single casualty was recorded Michigan will be far tougher than
in Saturday's battle, but Lou Muegge Northwestern, it is conceded. The re-
regular tackle,. was laid up with a
bad cold that kept him from work.
"Bubbles," 225 pound regt lar guard, passing weapon works at either end,
was also ,given a rest. and while the Michigan captain made
Crane Now Available all-American honors for two years
The squad was strengthened by the chiefly because of his ability to snag
return of Les Marriner, regular tackle passes, blossomed forth this year as a
for the past two years. Marriner tosser of the aerials, and the Illini will
has been out with a twisted knee for have a full day guarding the wily vet-
the past two weeks, and will hardly eran.
tbe able to get into the Michigan bat- Wd t Usd Pascs
tie. Russ Crane, sophomore guard, Against Northwestern, the Indians
also got back into harness yesterday, used the forward pass to count their
'and should be available. touchdown, Dwight Stuessy flinging
The team took a light workout con- passes commendably. To receive the
sisting of passing and kicking prac- passes Zup can use either of a half
tice, ran a little signal drill, and then dozen ends in addition to his backs.
went up against a few Michigan plays The Illini had good experience in
'with rather disastrous results. " fighting the air game when the Wild-
Ken Deimling was moved to the cats tried desperately to complete
'first team at right end, while Stuessy passes in the waning minutes of play
'was given a chance at the quartr- and Zupke is polishing this defense.
"back job. The other change In the MtcClnre M1ay Start
lineup was "Peanuts" Schultz, regu- Zuppke used 25 players ag inst
1ar guard last season, get a tryout Northwestern, choosing to use letter-
'at a tackle position. men and reserves of other years in the
line in preference to youngsters.
(Special to The Daily) Schultz, Muegge, Perkins, Nelson,
URBANA, Ill., Oct. 26.-With prac- Mitterwallner, McClure, Nowack,
ically every candidate In good con- Wietz and Gordon alternated with ef-
'ition, Coach Bob Zuppke is striving feet at guard and tackle. Only Weitz
to evolve an effective scoring back- and Gordon are sophomores. Schultz,
4ield and a line that will, check the vet exan guard, may be shifted to
'unscol'ed-on Michigan Wolverines in t.ackle against Michigan and Bill Mc-
the Saturday - homecoming game in Clure re ently elevated to the first
the Illinois Rtadium. string after valiant service as a scrub,
Twice have Illinois and Michigan may start at guard.
:met in stadium homecoming games and Stuessy's work at quarterback rates
honors are even. A capacity crowd him at almost a par with French, first
Is expected to watch the traditional string pilot. Walker, Stewart and
rivals, although about 7,000 tickets Nickol constitute the first line of re-
are left. ,, serve backs with Winsper, Aldous,
llTa! Lineup Uncertain [fIc(kman. Seeman and Wardecker on
Happy as the jIlini are over their jck. Walker has been matching
success at Evanston, they have no iannts wih Mils in practice.
Illusions regarding Michigan. The
Volverines are the only team in the
'country which Is "undefeated, un-
scored on and untied. Its achieve-
(tents include decisive defeats of Wis-
consin and Ohio State.
It is hard to predict the Illinois
lineup but probably most of the play-
'ers who figured the most prominent-
'ly in the rout of Northwestern will
reappear.

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At 7:20 o'clock tonight. 33 Wolver-'
in foot ball players, Coaches Wieman,
Kipkc, Veenker and Brown, Trainer
EIoyt Manager James U. Hughey, '28,
and 1usiness Manager Harry A. Tillot-
son will embark for Champaign and
Urh)ana on the "good ships" provided
by the Michigan Central. Couched
among the notables wil be yours truly
and another scribe or two.
The one prevaiding thought of
the party, and the one which
should he that of. the entire stu-
dent body, willbe "BEAT ILLI-
'O1S." Every man on the squad
realizes the strength of the Illini;
Ui ere can be no mistaking it after
the Illinois-Nortivestern tussle
last Saturday.

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Notre Dame's captain foil 1927 is
John Smith, a veteran lineman who
occupies the right guard berth on
Coach Knute'Rockne's powerful Irish
eleven. Smith, a veteran of two years
experience, has stood out in nearly all
of the contests played by the Rockne-
coached team this year.
TEAM TO RAGE BUCKEYES
(Special to The Daily)
BLOOMINGTON, Ind., Oct. 26.-In-
diana University's cro ss-country team
will be a candidate for Big Ten honors
this year if indications me n any-
thing. Last Saturday in a qua rangu-
lar meet at Chicago the Hoosiers cap-
tured second place, Zola, of Wiscon-
sin, Big Ten two mile champion, beat-
ing Fields of Indiana out by inches.
This wek-end the Hoosiers will in-
vade Ohio State for a dual meet.
Members of the Indiana team are:
Harold Fields, Indianapolis, captain;
Carl Burris, Cicro; William Bratton,
Noblesville; Wallace Buck, Bicknell;
Ed Clapham, and Ward Dildino, Fort
iWayne; Clarence Banks, Culver; Le-
Roy' Cox, Indianapolis; John Davis,
Carmel; and James.Abromson, Port-j
land.

Another thing to be considered is
that every man on the Sucker squad
will be in perfect shape with Marriner
ready for regular tackle duty. The
strength of the Illini can scarcely be
measured from consulting the per-
sonnel of the first eleven; the reserve
power of the Indians is perhaps the
greatest in the Big Ten, although
Michigan is abundantly supplied in
this respect.
The calibre of the Illini second
siring mnay be gathered from a
statement by Coach Bob Zuppke
a week or so ago when he de-
clared that this was the first
time since lie had been coaching
at Chlanmpaign that lie could put a
second eleven on thie field nearly
equal in ability to the first.
No! No! Don't let anyone "spoof"
you-that goal kicking game of the
Wolverines is well taken care of. As
if Gilbert's 40 and 50-yard place kicks'
were not enough, the .coaches had
John Palmeroli in hand yesterday at
place kicking-and with rather prom-
ising results.
Capt. Bennie Oosterbaan is de-
veloping into a capable punter.
A little while ago Bennie was
slow in getting his kieks off; yes-
terday he handled the pig skin
like a veteran kicker. Now Michi-
gan has an all-American end who

G rid iron ghosts of former days
promise to gallop over the Memorial
stadium field Saturday in the live
forms of a pair of ends. Garland
Grange, redder brother of the famous
"Red," has shown himself to be a
fairly capable flankman and may 'getj
a chance against the Wolverines.
At the ri;i1 endrfor 11higtam
may be seen leloy Ileston,
Iiel)ixew of the great W illie lleston,
all tiue all-Alnmerjean halfIack.'
Fauring the workouts of the past
week or 10 days Ileston has shown
excellently, now that his leg in-
jury is a thing of the past, and
lie spears hisses unerringly.*
Although there is no reason to feel
that Nyland will clot get the call to
start the game, Heston should get in
at some time - perhaps against
Grange. If so, the fanciful vision of a
writer a few years ago will become a
reality when Illinois and Aliehigan
meet and it will be "Heston vs.
Grange."
Secret practice was the rule
again yesterday with% every one
being excluded wiz lie the Varsity
took a long workout on defense
against Illinois plays, special em-
phiasis being paid on stopping the
short pass. In preliminary work,
yesterdaty and Tuesday Fuller
showed up well at "breaking lip
passes.
The personnel of the squad making
the trip includes all but five men who
are left behind because of the Con-
ference rule limiting the number of
players who can be taken. Those mak-
ing the trip are Captain Oosterbaan,
Gilbert, Baer, Hoffman, Sullo, Bab-
cock, Boden, Bovard, Domhoff, Fuller,
Girinnell, Harrigan, Gabel, Geistert,
Kerr, Heston Parker, Poe, Poorman,
Robbins Straub, Miller, Thisted,
Palmerohi, Pommerening, P u ckel-
wartz, Rich, Schoeneld, Walder, Whit-
tle, and Cragin.
Joe Gemibis is not to make the
trip because of the injuries re-
c ived in the Ohio game.

11lew Tickets Remain
For Chicago Contest
More than 2,500 additional tickets
for the Chicago-Michigan game, inak-
ing the total Michigan allotment ap-
proximately 15,000 seats, have been
received from Chicago, according to
Hlarry A. Ttillotson, business manager'
of the athletic association. Applica-
tions for these tickets are now beingI
accepted at the Arministration build-
ing, but due to the rapid sale it is
not known whether applications made,
now can be filled.
More than 4,000 students and alum-
ni will occupy the Michigan rooter's
section at the Illinois game at Ur-
bana, Tillotson announced. Although
the rest of the Illinois tickets have
been sent back to Urbana, it is almost
certain that tickets will be procurable
there until game time. The Michigan
Central railroad has sold 75 tickets
for the special train to the game so
far, and expects a delegation of.more
than 400 students to take advantage
of the special rate.
BOSTON-The swimming team of
Boston Tech. will begin practice with-
in a week.

Mcanmara and Walker Ibid Lead
!)er Keehmnan and Winter In
six-Day Race
LEADERS HAVE 45 POINTS
(ity Asociated Press)
ChICAGO, Oct. 36.-Going nowhere
Sq .inoiT ul 01ou1 9i JO o .1 e1fl I
means of antiquated self-propelled
transportation, 15 teams of two men
each, had traveled 1,041 miles or more
when. the 66th hour of Chicago's in
ternational six-day bicycle race whs
passed.
Reggie McNamara, the greatest of
them all, and Cecil Walker, this
year's all-round champion, and an-
other pair, Tony Beckman, Caucus,
N.J., and Charles Winter, New YorC
City led the race.
McNamara and Walker were in
second place, however, since they
have scored only 45 points in sprints
to the other pair's 86. The laps are
one-tenth of a nile.

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tain of the Ohio State wrestling team,
suffered a dislocation in practice.

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