PA.G STx - THE MICHIGAN ~A -LY . _... .. f a " ... Y yr s.w .. r.: +r n f Ya .«. .. ...+.rw.., n ... ... .. .a.., t Tl~riiA, GC vlt~)BBR 22. t:2 Or nt~'-_______________________ __________________________________________ POOR IA VARSITY IS CIM ITNSIVE0 OPILLS! Kipke Sends Men Through Stif f Blocking and Tackling Practise INJURED MEN RETURN Weather conditions which were anything but favorable relegated Coach Kipke's Varsity gridders to sjgnal and tackling practice on Ferry Field yesterday afternoon. Cloudy skies and a steady drizzle greeted the Wolverines in their first practice session after Satur- WEATHER FAILS TO KEEP WOLVES INDOORS ..t ill 1. ti I Big Ten Team Ohio State Minnesota .... Purdue ....... Chicago ...... Northwestern Illinois ....... Iowa ......... Wisconsin .... Indiana ...... Michigan .... Standing. 2 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0' 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 ;? 0 Pct. 1.000 1.000 1.000 1.000 .500 .000 .000 .000 .000 .000 ; !i i 7 CRIMSON GRIDDERS PO[NT TO MAIZE AND BLUE i' Players. G _ . Pharmer, Minn Yunevich, Purdue Bergherm, N'w's'n Gembis, Mich. .. . Temple, Chicago . Chatterton, Ind.. Glassgow, Ia. .... Kelly, Chicago Larkins, O. S. ... Pape, Iowa ..... G Td.Fg.Pat.Tp 1 2 2 2 20 1 3 0 0 16 2 2 0 0 12 2 1 1 1 10 1 1 0 1 7 1 1 0 1 7 1 1 0 1 7 1 1 0 0 6 2 1 0 0 6 2 1 0 0 6 O9HIO STATE HEADSB TNU 19I Chicago, Minnesota, and Purdue Also Undefeated With One Win Each ILLINOIS HELD TO TIE Wit tw weksof the Beg Ten ftball scramble over and four teams remaining undefeated, Ohio State is leading the Conference with two wins and no losses. Chi- cago, Minnesota, and Pudue each have a single win without a loss, A MANN RETURNS TO COACH SWIMM ERS 'GOPHER NOW TOPS BIG TEN SCORERS y Coach Matt Mann, Wolverines day'gaewtOho swimming coach, returned Satur- loft shofofheortsignldilde heday from an extended stay in Great 4 proved the opening note of Kipke's drive in conditioning his Wolverine parents. Coach Mann has takent charges for their invasion of the charge of the team from AssistantF rg r r sn t Coach MacMahon and is starting- balliwick of the champion Illi immediately to round out a team pmxt Saturday ngtChampaign.asby the opening of the Conference Though still looking askance at season. the weather man the young Michi- Asked about the handling of gan mentor sent his men outdoors swimming and swimmers in Eng- to continue their workouts after a !wmm, Manad swimmes inaEg- half hour's drill indoors. The Var- ?snd, Mann said that the amateur sity gridders were alternated at is not on a par with that in the sitgarde were aternatedsiatUnited States, because of the fact signal plractice and an. intensive that Britains refused to hire pro- JM b-IETb. IKN~? dummy tackling and blocking ses-, fe ionan coces Th e yothpof s~~on. ~England is intensely interested in o er> In an effort to correct the faulty nwam intese te in -_ tclganblcigwihso-swimming but because of the ama- - Sitself carly a imgportant junc- teurish ideas that prevail through- INIANA FU$NI$HES NEXT Ar this 20-20 ddtie th the eLureseof cSardyay'smptusel, Cocs out England, the youth never getsNET!Army-Harvard gridders are optim- ,res of Saturday'stassel, Coaches ,, mrgSTACLE F R BUCKEYES istic concerning their game with Kipke, Veenker, and Oosterbaan chang beome primiry iiN THIRD BIG TEN BATTLE Michigan on November 9. Harvard drove the Varsity vigorously in swimming beyond the primary in- plays Dartmouth and University of their practice of the fundamental. +Struction stage. . I Florida preparatory to meeting Of the injured Draveling, Mori- In this respect, swimming in- BLOOMINGTON Ind. -- Indiana Miciga pre eat urdayts soadSorenson turned out for "traction is a part of the school' ' ihgn hlenx audy son, and S out orrumn saprtte schol will be bucking up against one of contest with Illinois at Urbana is yesterday's workout and went curriculum, students being sent to the best lines in the Big Ten Sat- the only game on the Wolverinei through the paces with a drive one of the natatoriums for instruc- enschedule before the Harvard game. which was heartening. Al Dahlem, tions, but as soon as the student urday afternoon at Columbus, 0., fiery little halfback ace, is still can swim and gets his certificate when the Hoosiers play their sec-j nursing an infected elbow suffered for swimming, he is not permitted ond Conference game. The Indiana VARSITY HOCKEY SQUAD in the Pudue tilt. Grinnell, reserve to attend the class, resulting con- team, starting with the Ohio game, TO MAKE EASTERN TOUR lineman, was out at practice al- sequently, into a lapse due to the will play.three Big Ten games away I____ though he did not don the mole- lack of practice. from home before the final game of According to an announcement skin. In Leeds, a city of 500,000, where the season with Purdue here Nov. made by Coach Cappon yesterday,' The return of Sorenson is hearti- Coach Mann spent the greater part 23. the Michigan Varsity hockey teamj ly welcomed by Kipke. The facial of his sojourn, the city has pro- A glance at previous scores be- will take an eastern tour this win- injury to Poe has severely hand- vided 10 municipal baths each hav- tween Indiana and Ohio State in- ter. This will make the first time4 icapped the veteran guard in turn- ing a swimming pool. The baths dicates that the two gridiron teams any Wolverine hockey squad has ing in performances wlich have ! have formed a swimming , league are tied 6-6 in games played since i ventured into the East to play any been up to the high standards and compete with each other and 1901. Indiana held an upper hand of'the crack puckmen in that sec- which he has set in other years. He also with outsiders. The Y. M. C. until 1914, but since then the Buck- tion of the country. has had no time to take a layoff A. has also organized a number eyes have been triumphant most of On the trip the Maize and BlueI because of the absolute need of a of swimming leagues, but none of the time. The last time the two representatives are scheduled to top notch performer as Al Steinke's these leagues have professional teams met was here last year at meet Yale as their first opponent running mate. Sorenson's return coaches to teach the swimmers the Homecoming. Indiana met defeat at Lake Placid in three games to will ease up the guard situation to finer points of speed swimming. 13-0. be played Dec. 30, 31, and Jan. 1. a considerable extent. The closeness of the island makes In addition to Ohio's all-Ameri- The Wolverines will play the pow- for more numerous competitive can end, Fesler, and Barratt, giant erful Colgate team at Hamilton, The tallest man on the Michigan events between various teams, it center, the Buckeyes' line consists N. Y., on Jan. 3. The final game team is Wallace Miller, a tackle (Continued on page Seven) of Larkins and Marsh, tackles; of the tour as it is arranged now from Wilmette, Ill. He is 6 feet, 2 {_--- -- Ujhelyi and a new man, at guards, will be against Hamilton at Clin- inches tall. and Fountain opposite Fesler ton on Jan. 4. l } }M I i i I I i A BADGERS WILL ENTERTAIN AWKEYES IN DAD'S DAYB SKIMIS E T SATURDAY (Special to The Daily)I MADISON, Wis., Oct. 21.-When Wisconsin and Iowa meet in foot- ball at Camp Randall Saturday in the Badgers' annual Dads' Day game, it will be the twelfth clash between the two schools, which have been playing, intermittently since 1894, when their first game! took place on the old lower campus field before a few hundred spec-i tators, the Badgers winning, 44-1. This year's contest will be the sixth consecutive meeting between the Badgers and Hawkeyes and may be the last for a long time. It will be the last-to a certainty- unless Iowa succeeds in regainingf standing in the western conference, the suspension of the Hawks be-I coming effective Jan. 1. In recent years the teams have fought on fairly even terms, Wis- consin having won three and Iowa, two of th last five games. But on the whole series, Wisconsin is far ahead, the Iowa victories of 1924 Idleness of Yunevich Due to Lewhile Illinois, champions forthe g last two seasons, has merely a tie Injury Loses Him Position game to its credit. Unquestionably the "dark horse" at Head of Column of the Conference race, Ohio State has defeated two of its most dread- Two touchdowns, two field goals ed opponents. In neither of the and two points after touchdowns games, however, have the Buck- against Northwestern last Saturday eyes outplayed their rivals. A won- ! derful defensive in both cases has have put Art Pharmer, versatile piled up an early lead. In the Iowa Gopher halfback, in the lead in game -it was a blocked punt that the Big Ten individual scoring won for the Buckeyes, while in, race. A total of 20 points in his Saturday's game against Michigan a sturdy line that held in the first conference game of the sea- shadow of the Ohio goal post was son has placed the Minnesota star the deciding factor. ahead of Alex Yunevich, Purdue's Iowa Comes Back. sensational sophomore fullback In what probably the feature who played havoc with Michigan's game of Saturday's grid list, Iowa, linea wek go. ecase f afighting her way back into the line a week ago. Because of a spotlight after her surprise defeat serious leg injury Yunevich re- by the Buckeyes, succeeded in mained on the sidelines Saturday. holding Illinois to a 7-7 tie. With Gembis failure to score against 16 letttermen back from her last Ohio State has relegated the Michi- year's championship team Illinois ffwas expected to take the game gan full back to fourth place be- even though Iowa was figured to hind Russ Bergherm, Northwes- be tough. tern fullback who has scored once I Willis Glassgow, captain of the against both Minnesota and Wis- Hawkeyes, was the thorn in the consin. side of the Zuppkemen all after- c___sm._noon. This player is one of the MICIGiAN _ ILLINOIS GAME best in the Conference and should Egiv plenty of trouble to every IN 1905 SHOWS CONTRAST team he plays against this year. Illini Still in Race. URBANA, Ill. - Times have This game was the lone upset of changed. An account of the 1905 the afternoon in Big Ten circles, Illinois-Michigan game says: Illinois, however, in spite of the tie "New bleachers, with a seating game, is a team to be feared in the capacity of 5,000 were erected; the Coiference race and should be out game was extensively advertised for blood in next Saturday's en- throughout central Illinois, and on counter with the Wolverines. November 4, the largest crowd that Minnesota, a huge battering ram ever assembled on Illinois field from the north, plunged and bat- witnessed the contest with our old tered through the Northwestern time rivals. Illinois fought hard, line by sheer strength to emerge on and at times outplayed Michigan, the long end of a 26-14 score. but owing to the fact that Michigan Beaten, 14-9, with only 10 minutes had eleven "M" men on her team remaining to play, Minnesota led and outweighted Illinois 20 pounds ! by the unstoppable Broncho Nagur- to the man, Yost's men won the ski came back with a furious as- day." (Continued on Page Seven) 4 , 1 t 5 K ______ . im STIM= At The Stadium' Did You See All Those Good Looking Yes Sir! They Were From Del Prete's "Customed to Don or c stonied to Measure" - ,. I r ^ ,. . nI 0I "Preferred of the well Stock" dressed at its best .".. a pipe M EN'S preference for a man's smoke-the pipe-is plenty positive. But do you know why? We'll tell you. First, pipe tobacco's different- for instance, Edgeworth. Second, tobacco smolders as it should in a pipe. 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