THE MICHIGAN DAILY E E MT STATE NORMAL ATYPSILANTI DI REC TS I NDI A N} A ""'"""""'"""""""""""""""nrlttrrl TEAM ON ATT ACK aG&I GRII By Mi .Fl tlrirllll111lilitlti lllilltrllilrl Coach Pat Page's Indiana fc 1 te.ball squad, including approxima ly 30 members, arrived this mo 'rng on the Michigan Central f Detroit and immediately establi ecl the Union as their headqu ) BITS rris Quinn VETERAN GUARD(! MAY NOT START O00 C-1lITO U ni nrnumui They spent yesterday after noon within the confines of th new stadium holding a secr practice for tomorrow's en counter with the Wolverine The work consisted of kickin and passing practice and sig nal drills, with a little instruc tion in fundamentals. With two exceptions the invad appeared to be in first, class con tion for the coming tilt. The jured players are Rags Matthe veteran guard and defense capt and Baley, promising halfb candidate. Injuries of a more scriou nature, however, are keepin one Hoosier veteran in Bloomington hospital, as Tr baugh, veteran lineman wa unable to make the trip. The .tentative lineups given last night indicated that Coo Page will probably shuffle backfield lineup considerably day. Brubaker is named as likely starter at the quarterb position instead of Harrell, w Ross is favored over Rheinhart the halfback post opposite C Chuck Benuett. A former Detroit high scho star, Hojnacki, is named in th probable starting combinatio at the left guard berth. H jnacki is one of the promisin sophomores on the Crimso squad and formerly starred fo Northeastern high school. The Hoosiers will shade Maize and Blue team in exp ence, according to statistics of; two squads, but on the other h they will be considerablyo weighed both in the backfield on the line. Coach Page has no less tha 20 men who earned letters la year available this season,i addition to a wealth of soph more material. [I IIIUIIIUUIIIII 1IUI-LU U U WILL ULINUI1 I UI oot- probably average in the neighbor- 'l ate- hood of 190 pounds as compared Wisconmsia And Ihinois Are Only cven. After losing to South Car- )rn- to 180 for the Hoosiers, while the Elevens Playing Outside olina, the Maroons came back last rom Crimson backfield scales at about Of Dig Ten Saturday against Wyoming to pile ish- 167 pounds to the man against 130 up the Big Ten scoring record for ~~LT~b~ ~~flI~A~~ iI~lIMI~the day. Coach Stagg fears for his Lar- for the Wolverines. GOPHER TOfA iUIEa~ea Cen ep gar i for he olveine. j ~wim~zii, 'i'~ ruu~'~-~linemen when the plunging Indian fullback of the Iowa lvn Mayes While the visitors were con- Four games will officially pry fck of th w e n Mas r- fining their energies to the Mc1~ain, starts his work, and has cnfineso the saius, the ~open the 1928 Conference gridiron devoted much of his time to the 4ce confines of the stadium, the et Michigan board of strategy ;schedule today, the Michigan-In- forward wall. Iowa in turn fears n- sent the Varsity squad through diana tilt here being one of them. Ch cao'sNas n th Maroon back- its final workout of the week Ohio State will journey to Evanston field. The Chicago team probably g on Ferry field. to battle Northwestern in one of will be without a captain, since With a f e w exceptions the : the three big games in or near Chi- l Weislow has an injured knee. Wolves appeared to be in readi- cago. Purdue will invade Minne- Cardinals Expected To Win ness to stem the Crimson tide. Poe - sota's stronghold and Iowa will be The Ohio State clash with North- ders was the only regular not in uni- another eleven performing i - western in Dyche stadium will find ndi- form, but it is expected that hetcago meeting Stagg's rejuvenated the Buckeyes balancing a good in- too will be available this afternoon Maroons quarterback, center, guards,and ews, in case he is needed although he The Purdue-Minnesota clash at tackles against weak ends and an tain probably will not start the game. Minneapolis should attract the most uncertain offensive power in the iack attention. Coach Jimmy Phelan of backfield. The Purple line is an Del Whittle is still troubled Howard Poe Purdue has revamped his lineup unknown quantity but the host of somewhat with a knee injury Wolverine guard, who will be re- Purde h a plunging backs should test the somehatsince the DePauw game in the hope Bluckeye forwards quite thoroughly, receivedlast week in the Mount placed in the starting lineup today of bolst the defense andyedq us Union game, but is expected by Cragin. Poe is suffering from offense to stop the charge of the The result may have a bearing on ga to take his place in the start- water on the knee, but there is "Thnde Herd" "Pest" Welch Ifuture Big Ten games. o- ing lineup, while Leo Draveling, a possibility he may see service w be in the game with instruc- Wisconsin and Illinois both are tin playing non-Conference opponents, a- big sophomore end, appeared against the Hoosiers. He is one of i to forget his trick knee as teag eren ophDakta to be in first class condition. i the seven lettermen on the 1928 irs i ossibl If the burly ball theBadgers meeting North Dakota Michigan team a si s . State with the Indians battling .Coe. After a light limbering up drill carrier is right, the Gophers are The Cardinals should have no trou- out and kicking hractice the squad', due for trouble. ble running over the North Dakota ach was divided into two teams which t estVirginia Spears Shifts Linemen crew. Zuppke is still experiment- his took turns at kicking off and re- , nei F"Doc" Spears has been devoting ing with his lineup in an attempt to- ceiving. I To Renew G idFudthe major part of the week to in- to turn out the balanced combina- the I_.1 dividual instruction of his veteran tion that last year brought the Big biI The workout was concludedI (Special To The Daily) line which as yet does not appear Ten title to Illinois. As yet the line hile by a signal drill and rehearsal PITTSBURGH, Oct 12-Every-to suit him. He apparently is ex- is far from meeting his satisfaction at of the pla s that will be used pecting a line plunging attack from and the changes in the forward apt. against the Pagemen in e thing points to the annual clash the Boilermakers, and wishes to wall have been numerous. The end Conference opener this after- between Pitt and, West Virginia curb such tactics. Nagurski, sup- position is his biggest problem, and noon. tomorrow at the stadium, to be I posed successor to Joesting, failed he has expressed his opinion of his 01 one of the most bitterly fought ' to show the ground gaining ability flankmen in no uncertain terms. e of the famous Herb and was shift- ________________ n I It was announced yesterday that games in the history of the two ed to tackle at the first of the n arrangements had been made to kschools.oweek However he is now back at g have the famous 100-piece Hoosier The meeting will probably de- Wee gnaHosehindw baawtH )g marching band on hand for tevl noabtl ewe w his original post and will team with. the ~ op into a battle between two 'Pharmer, Kirk and Timm in theHel Bos or game this afternoon. This aggre- scintillating sophomore backs. Ed- Gopher backfield. T i gation addedntmbesne MicikdieStumpp,dMountaineeequarter The Iowa-Chicago game should I am located at band which numbers 88 will com- back, is a dangerous open field the prise the largest array of musicians runner whose long runs sent West prove the real merit of the Chicago0C e ever assembled in the -new sta- Virginia Wesleyan and H a s k e 11 all come from this section of West 607 Church the dium. Indians down to defeat. Josh Wil- Virginia. and liams of the Panthers will attempt A fighting, revengeful band of I still do First Class out- While a sell-out is not antic- to continue his 50 yard runs that Mountaineers will invade the Pitts- Work and ipated for today's game, it have thrilled fans in the stadium burgh bowl Saturday to atone for seems certain that the stands for two consecutive Saturdays. their 40 to 0 defeat last year. will be well filled, providing The game will, in a sense, be a Indications point to a record- n the weather is favorable. battle between West Virginians. breaking crowd for the twenty- Remodeling st Five of the Panther Varsity hail fifth meeting of Pitt ' and West in BLOOMINGTON - Eight letter- from the Panhandle. Ray Mont- Virginia. 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