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EVAN:STON Ill.,Nov. 12- Beat PRUMISES,
fi.cc- '1 nd then think aboutrH.,IP
T. ;tre Dame; but first beat Wiscoi--
sI. Tat is the feeling in Nor. -hLeathier Pushers See A.A."U.~ .
r~5> in' grid camp this week1 as
the. Wiict set about preparing MetV icas Meet for Pointers on Style
foi, the homecoming encounter I Coached by Philbin, L
tith the Badgers at D~yche stacl- I
Ita UT atUrc.ay. SHOW SCHEDULED SOON ' u
l:ith four 1conference victiorieS v
alne ~ dy in the ba, No thwesterii t -ihia - ~:'1 flV 1
V ~ ~ t.ti it .fi.L o,~ cue l of the best ho Illho
t .,c~b ith at leasta half sharethseatatievra. nL<
in 1 :! Big Ten championship. C=i th;e ar t oft het men on thes. I
L'is rII i~co question but what Campus has g iVen- Coac~h I~ he
nc t icts rgard this last con- bin ono th lrgst lase
icic- _ e stetoughest . oeo helretcosf fUt-~i.
tl- 1ci. i, ge as heLAC 01 sginners, he has ever had, and h th
the YM Althogh the bgr advance showing of the candidats ;i_.
ui6uead' e ehn aiemenby Oio niestogive the pugilisticfn oo
?u:vi duelandwer the iesbonhio- here some fine entertainmen ,tsacn
evthes laestheim arssitnhere-stthe several boxing shows wich rel i ac
?owLberut -cami the as the most onothe schedule for the -fall 'idat ~
orulea intecneec.jwinter program. C 1 dietc
6-15 __ CcES ch Phiji in tooks several of the e t oDt-otlitngttouighIa
"F ;R'BUTLE R L Ti witness th-e AMichiigan A1 A. T. the In"]
____matches which were sched-cled at; good fo
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,~.2.IIV o: I e boxing
K) II.()-q. Definite
ev~ 'StAset as yet, but
a .r seheuied to come
is~ -e Cristmas holidays.
S wil be ranged accord-
'te se- veral sec--
coring to classe1s. Win-
a c a t i '. div si n s w ill b e
.:e ll of the
l.} cni cas box ng show in
~ V nnr xcill beawar-ded
in.pie;sin'ificant of the
~vd be the fin ldote of tho
ice 01. the pug lis ic aspir-
U~clvpnigicely under the
a ol Co Philbin, and al-
it isC'1bi' eary to deter-
i ,ting-deinite,several of
~nehwigsome fairly
°ornm. La.st night the new-
to the gam;ue went through
arI or so of sparring which
rfrom being peiaceful. Short
cf defensive w'orkouts with
,d then a flash of offensive
md short jabs made things
ng for the boys. Coach
ican use more material if
is at all interested in the
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OSTRANDER WINS RACE
R. A. Ostrander won the Arm-
istice Day cross country run in
16:11. R. McManus was only
three seconds behind the winner.
Good weather conditions aided
in making the run, which was
held over a three mile' course,
a success.
Four big reasons why the Iowa
rooters look fo-ward to the clashl
with Penn Stat, are found above.1
Lloyd Jensvold will appear at the
signal post against the Lions. Ely
:will remain at the tackle post and
IHickman and Nelson will start atl
the half positions if the later's in-
jury improves this week.{
FRATERNITY S]PEEDRALL
This afternoon at 4:15 the
semi-finals in the fraternity
speedball tournament will be
played. Tau Kappa Epsilon will
encounter Delta Upsilon, and
Alpha Kappa Lambda will play
Delta Kappa Epsilon.
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LAFAYET'TE, Ind., 'Nov. 12.
Purdue's colorful gridiron eleven,
boasting one of the most powerful
running offensives in the nation,
is busily grooming for its "Dad's
Day" tilt with Butler here Saturday
that marks the first meeting be-
tween the two state foes since 1902.
By scoring successive Big Ten
victories over Iowa, Wisconsin,Ii
I l- linois and Chicago, Purdue is now
ranked with the greatest teams in
the country and no stone will bi
I left unturned to finish the season
with successive victories over But-
le r and Indiana. Although Butler
will enter the game Saturday as
the underdog, Ki 7.er is expecting'
Coach Harry Bell's Bulldogs to of-
fer stiff resistance and will have
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the Cadillac athletic club. The , comers
trip was just to give the men a line an hou
on the style and technique of the was far
men who were entered in the bouts. rounds
Although the University does not now an
sponsor any organized competition hooks
in these outside matches, there are interest
no restrictions for free lance ac- PhilbJin
tion on the part of the men who retannigonre
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