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| FRIDAY, NOV. 2, 1951

"THE PRESS BOX

By FRANK LEAHY »

Head Coach, University of Notre Dame

The center of the nation's population will also be the center of the nation’s ee game tomorrow as

the Big Ten's two leaders battle it‘out in Illinois.

The undefeated Illini, with Rose Bowl aspirations,

host the defending champions from Michigan who have vet to

the Horned Frogs. Texas 2

losn a conference contest. All MM should eke out a win over yaports have Arkansas. Big Seven favorites Michigan as Oklahoma and Colorado are the most im- expected to defeat Kansas

proved team in the Big Ten since thetfr opening losses and from here it appears that their volatile attack will subdue the [lini Michigan in a close one. A do-or-die battle for both Ohio State and Northwestern should add much flavor to their game in Colum-

zona over New Mexico. A cal tussle gives the edge Tulsa over Oklahoma A & North Carolina game per there is not a great deal compare between teams. faces Carl

Frank Leahy

Carolina will give them t

State and Iowa State, Rice will win over Pittsburgh and Ari-

loto M.

In the South the Tennesseelooms largely on the horizon. On pa-

3 these two But .when Bob Neyland Snavely vou might as well throw the paper away. I will be'Tennessee, bat\North Fos

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Badgers Are Sniffing Roses In uv Tilt

Purdue Hosts | Penn State: ND at Navy

By FRANK ANDERSON WISCONSIN takes another’ grab for the Roses tomorrow!

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n Madison. And it may find a thorn in Indiana. | The Roses hloom in a Pasa-

dena foothall bowl on New Year's

Day. But Wisconsin has been sniffing® them for weeks, ‘ The {Badger penchant for posies has

{been rough on Big Ten rivals. { Indiana has been punched on its {Big Ten nose. too often to smell [the Rose Bowl.. But it can still {make it tough on the inhaling { Badgers. That's why. tomorrow's big one in Madison, Wis. is the game of the week involving Hoosier college teams. o

= ” THE WISCONSIN team has a

Figh “Marciano

; NEW YORK, Nov. 2 (UP)— Big Ten ecard ho Rk od as Jersey Joe Walcott's manager such it ranks r ‘on- A > 4 ay : the heavyference. Ahead of it are Michi- proposed today that :

weight champion defend his crown

ga 3-0) 4 linois (2-0). 0- : : gan (3-0) and Illinois To- gainst young Rocky Marciano in

morrow's Michigan - Illinois game

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3 Beer Cans, Barn Door

By JIM HEYROCK

WHEN THE STATE Conservation Department ‘announced the first open season on deer in Indiana, somebody

must have told the deer in Brown County.

The white-tails

didn’t stay around to see what an open season would be like.

Brown

opened at dawn y

At least in the .central part of mighty

County deer was carce as the hree-day season

esterday. The three-man

Times safari re- J

apolis-last night”

urned to Indian-

with sore feet, '% shaggy beards a nd appetites.

But no deer.

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The game bag % or - the safari: hree beer cans, coke bottle, and

Heyrock

ours of undred

roaming over acres of

» = = BUT WE had consolation

a barn door. gion. Those were the trophies

* ” = 2 : THE BROWN County woods - were filled with. hunters and the little town of Nashville looked like some of the liberated cities during World War II. only this time it was hunters who jammed the street instead of Gls. But as the sun began to sink last night, they nearly all told a similar tale. Some had seen deer but most of therh had failed to fire a shot." As we made our way through the woods in the late afternoon we came upon a hunter in a clearing. He was shaking his head and wore a puzzled expresHis story was one of the

after 10 saddest of the day. several

Brown County. These items were shot for prac- buck. poking its nose into the tice. :

SEEMS HE poited a large It was

ground looking for food.

moving in his direction.

in raised his gun and waited for the that we spotted only one deer on deer to get closer.

At a distance

the hoof and only one that had of 20 yards he squeezed the trig-

been killed. There probably were ger. others but obviously hit by the slug, kicking

the only one we saw was a 170-1

taken in the county

The deer leaped into the air,

its front feet and then bounded

pound doe that was brought down into the thick woods. .

Burchard Jameson. of 1437

Meridian St.

of Nashville

the doe.

Jameson was, hunting in a heav- could find no trace of his

lv-wooded area four miles sout and had ly one hour when | It was standing on top of a

Xact

knoll.

been out ie spotted Shot in Brown County.

70 var rds away

The poor fellow surrounding area

searched the for hours but deer. re conwould be For exgat ek (eeDer

Many of the natives we fident that few deer

ample, Bert Anthony.

made a perfect shot: with his 16-/ Was Willing to bet anybody a case

oO guage and hit the deer just above ©f Deer that not over 12 deer agreement

he left front leg.

That spelled the end of the season for Jameson since one deer is gate; at dayhreak vesterdav and » the limit.

"his

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a PF ¥ todian. Mrs. Weddle had a plan,

BUCKING BRONCO— Here's one Bronco Butler's football team will have fo watch on kickoff and punt returns when Western Michigan invades the Bowl Saturday. In addition to runbacks, Stanley Malec does a great job as a defen. sive fullback and linebacker. He's a senior, 5', 10", weighs 182 pounds,

lord reouired by law. Bert gave us a line on one buck

deer but it wasn't likely that any- %

body would bag it. The buck is a pet, named “Honey Boy.” which has been raised by Mrs. Weddle, wife of the park's ‘cus-

which she would not disclose, for protecting “Honey Boy.” We went into the woods, a mile southeast of Bean Blossom, at 6 a. m. yesterday to await the 6:13 starting time. We walked. looked and waited in that woods 11 a. m.. saw no deer. = ” = THEN, WE started out 1 new hunting ground. John Reddick. who owns land four miles south of Nashville and lives on the property in a 125-vear-old log cabin. He invited us to hunt on his land, pointing out the most likely spots. The three of us went in separate ‘directions. It was 3 p. m. when I saw my only live deer. 1 was standing in the middle of a wide trail when a medium- sized “buck bounded across the trail and | into the thick woods, 25 yards from me. It was such a surprise, I jerked up my gun, cracked myselg in the jaw and didn't get a shot at the buck.

to find

5 » - WE CALLED off the hunt and settled for a sirloin steak instead of venison. But if the conservation department decides to call an open season on BEAR next year (at five bucks a clip) we'll probably be at it again. #

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Q rat) ‘ : ; : ’ ‘uary, instead of against’ fore Or 9 ; Smooth-sailing Georgia Tech will force something to give. Wis- F €PIUAT] inslea a” ¢ bus. We like Ohio State, The will continue ta move. This consin’s hoping the winner will mer champion Ezzard Charles. Ise loss of Bobby Robertson adds week it's Duke. Two vastly im- be Michigan. The Wolverines Felix Bocehicchio, pilot of He Wt to Indiana's woes as they meet “wproyeq teams meet as-Alabama are ineligible for the Rose Bowl champion from Camden. N. J. powerful Wisconsin. The Bass: takes a slight edge over this season. also suggested that the winner of ‘ ers should take this game. Iowa Georgia. High-ranking Mary- Wisconsin-Ihdiana is a big a Walcott-Marciano bout defenc $ sin-Ihdians 8 g : gets back in the win column at “land will keep their slate clean slice of the football pie. . But the title against Charles in June. Minnesota's expense; Purdyge by beating Missouri. there are other good chunks of - Bocchicchio made his proposal does likewise with Penn State. A Key game favors Kentucky Hoosier-tinged football .to bein reply to a, proposal by proKansas is favored over Nebras- hy a small margin-ever Miami. found tomorrow. moter Jim Norris of the Interka and Detroit is the cheice Mississippians should be happy’ Once-beaten Notre Dame - will national Boxing Club that Walover Bradley. as Mississippi and Mississippi try to scuttle Navy on an Irish cott defend against Charles in ® = = State get the nod.over LSU and Sea in Baltimore. Purdue enter- February at Miami, Fla. with in WAY OUT West Stanford Tulane. : Virginia, Wake Forest, tains Penn State in a ‘High that winner to meet Marciano in gets another major test from South Carolina and Vanderbilt School Day game. Butler winds June. Washington State. The Indians are picked to beat Citadel, up’ its bowl season against The Walcott camp had originalre will win but will find Wash- Ciemson. George Washington Western Michigan at 1:30 p. m. ly ‘intended that he wait until {ngton State to be a top team. and Chattanooga. and Indiana Central puts out the june to make his first defense — se California is still right in there Eastern fans will have a carpet for Centre of Kentucky sgainst Charles. as their victory over UCLA will chance to see the cream of the at the same time. ; re... Washington. meets. an Coast, Southern California, . ” ] = avy ‘mav be Im: 1S prove. shingte 3 in action as they play Army. THE STATE'S twa unbeaten, enough-to-win play may be other tough opponent in Ore- Army is coming fast, but not Untied teams, Valparaisd and De- possible with the Navy. though. t wi ig t the + Fa s - TAvY o gon State but will edge out the that fast. It looks like Mike Pauw. are at home. The Cru- Navy, not too tough on the Staters. Holovak and his Boston Col- saders host Luther of Iowa, ground, will take to the sky on Oregon's victory famine will lege Eagles will get their first while DePauw plots unfortunate Quarterback Bobby . Zastrow's oF De oorar le of Victor. tomght. in ana State's downtall in Terre gem. Bobby throws to Ends Jim aho. Yryoming and (0lOrac Boston as they defeat Rich- . aldinger and John Gurski wi A & M will register wins over mond. 1 am sure eh Unbeaten, once-tied Wabash more than fair success. If Zasys Montana and Brigham Young like it and wind up their sea- USeS Sewanee as a homecoming trow is sharper than Notre ’ Utah gets the nod over Utah son on a more satisfactory backdrop. Taylor travels 0 Dame's middling pass defense State and a topnotch Sunday note from here on in. Hoosier Conference-leading Han- there could be an upset. r d- set-to gives a slight edge to Princeton will keep rolling— Over . Notre Dame's 4-1 record is : 3 San Francisco over Santa Brown is this week's victim. Other contests: well-founded in Backs Johnny ! "2 rordhs > , : ar Manchester at Wilmington of toi , : is ly. Clara. Fordham and Holy Cross are . . Latner, Neil Worden. Bill Barrett £ 2» favored to beat Rutgers and Ohio: Eastern Kentucky at ;... petithon, Paul Reynolds and THE EYES of Texus will Colgate. Cornell, Dartmouth Fvansville: Earlham.at Franklin: jonny ‘Mazur. Ends Jim Mutou be upon the Texas-Southern and PennsyNania are the St. Joseph's at Ball State scheller and Chet Ostrowski supMethodist game, 1 am sure ch es over Columbia, Yale and : 3 : plement’ the attack with their the Mustangs will Fe up just w : m & Mary. : Notre Dame Indiana af Wisconsin wll catching. Mazur does the Or- as high for this one as they will De in the East to continue : VISCO! I AS he ig en throwihg. were for their game with Our £ne series with the Naval Best Dasser Johnny Coatta * Will Navy get the gravy or ct Notre Dame. But. it is a Academy Wisconsin has the best running will there be an Irish stew? . “must” game for Texas. It We know that Princeton heat back in Freshman Alan Ameche. . i looks like wn thriller with Yav¥ by only four points. With Indiana has hope. Period West. Michigan at Butler the rej C Navy as : YY av OP CF p pe in Bop W i Texas getting the edge on Se nation Navy has for 3 The Hoosjers: Be POP GETS a chance tn see what ; ¥their over-all strength. tat windy ig gam T itone some + he's paying for at Butler tomor20se must be psychologically pre- failed to do. They defeated. Ohio ,.... los ” The Baylor-Texas Christian row. The Bulldogs and Western : inn kSlian . good State, 32-10. Wisconsin tie © Aichiran % Qizplav : e ristia pared for them. It will be g State, 32-10. W tied th Michigan's Broncos display their fame will also be a crowd to be back in the East for this Bucks, 6-6, football talents in a Dad's Day Pleaser with Baylor outscoring game Indiana received a jolt this genpure pi cs week with the departure of Punter The game is Butier's last in the Bobby Robertson to’ the Army. 1 this cons H wiph : “+ bowl this season. And it will ‘rmy-So. Californie 5m mime ir he oe S_sLUE 9UC mark the lest home anpearance eo improving every week. If the line _. Seniors Capt. Guy Fish. Pon can rush Coatta and box-in 3y.n oh ne To eta ¥ er » : ar Hallam, "Johnny Foutty, John — Sid ; Vv Roster Afedhe the Hoosiers have a Manka, Bruce Hamman and VirChance. gil Landry. Seniors Harland SturSIERS geon and Jim Crumley are out ' : 4 . : < THE HOOSIERS and Badgers : HH g 3 3 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 69—Pulice, John ... ... . LT first met in 1907. The pr with injuries. . 2 Np. Name Pos. | 72—Weeks, Chuck ........ RT ctands: Wisconsin 10 wins, In- or. . : ! om 12—Contratto Jim Q 73—Willhoite, Elmer ...... RG diana four and one tie. Wisconsin DAD MAY be unhappy before - kara, ata 7 3 Sevebisie © oo UESI the day is over. The Broncos (2-3) Rest pg w 15=Demirjian, Edd ...cs... Q | J1—Conde. John ... + LT won the last game (1949), 30-14. 929 iS oYer, The Bins BO) # 16—Giford, Frank ........ LH »—Van Doren, Bol ...... RT Tomorrow's clash will feature are Taley: «pom ia ee, fold the 15-8 Kick Ri i ’ Q 77—Nordstrom, Ron ...... LT Romees oF th Badgers The Evansville was rated 14 points PR RK oy errr Q 78—Thompson, Ken ....... RT 57.000 Camp Re i ge whi has OVer Butler last Saturday and Tg een eH | Th-Birey, ALL... RE a angel Dadam bas dook ‘what hapnensd. 31 pone ox 3 L . terres Ru 20—Nickolofl, Tom ....... LE % SR. be . he Butler Coach Tony Hinkle was Se ae A rxatns Ly Bl—Weber, Tom ....e..... RE 5.8 Wicconain 1% pleased by the Bulldogs’ showing 25— Welch. 0 a. A H 83—Golier, Winston ......... KE m et arainst Evarsville. Fis ‘problem 3—Welch, Harry ..i.00000, : Fo . po : ' St—eBtillvell, Don ......... RE 3 this week has been to lcen the J us, Dek HE Tresrrse =} 85—Hayes, im ...,....... LE Penn State at Purdue am un. He calls Western MichiZit Tw : hr Li 36—Hattig, Bill ...... . LE THE PENN STATE news re- c., «ihe second toughest hurdle 25 WHlams, Joln :. 5 S8—Miller, Ron ........... RE lease said “a victory-starved Pur- oJ coacqn SteCutsl, Caslimn ...x». RH © 39 Zimmerman, Dan ..... LE due team will provide the opposi- x =» 32—Sears, dim ......... =e LH ; tion" for the-Nittany Lions, How THE GAME figures to be a 33—Buckley, Bob teresvase RH ARMY true, test of two good lines and two 34—Kordick, John ........ RH | 10—=Vann, Peter J. ......... B The Purdues are starved. good quarterbacks: Butler will 35—May, dack-........... LH | 11—Boyle, Richard D. ...... B They've lost four of five games. give away pounds in the line, but 36—Duff, Pat ......cisv22s+ F | 18—Meyers, Fredrick D, .... B Penn State has be fort Ee y oh harles. H , 21—Wyman. Willard G '' gp Penn State has been more fortun- no speed or charge. Charles Hig37—Psaltis, Jim reseney +++ RH >d Fu D dG ar Rp ate. It's won three and lost two. gins quarterbacks the Broncos 38—Bozanic, George renee Q oo pus, Danald o tenaas B One Penn State setback was by with skill and daring. Fred Davis 39—Crow, Lindon snsfrias RH " Manus, Pet al enn Ca B Michigan State, 32-21. That may does likewise for Butler. ; 40-N aun, and LALLA E $—Cocirell RHEE aid ROT may mot prove something. People to watch on the field in- = tSOUEES; (GMA wrssnee.ss : : : ta £. a 2 clude Bronco Backs Len Johnston 42—Cannamela, Pit ... LG-LB 31—Wing, John BR. ........ B THE TEAMS are expected toiand Arnold Thompson and Bull43—Koch, Desmond . ...... F 32—Hafl, W. Dendall ....... B make more passes than a wolf at dog Backs Don Kelly, Wayne 44—Sellers, Leon. .......... F 37—Rogers, John C......... B 5 gta0e door, The Boilermakers’ wraiic a one Miha or . : J B Walls, John Manka. Gene Man 45—Skriloff, Ron ...... vss F | 38—=Reich, Richard J. ...... air arm is Quarterback Dale p , ; ari ‘B B gin and Johnny Riddle. 46—Han, Harold ....... conn FB #—Guess, Carl B. ...... Samuels, one of the nation's best. Butler dads get in free. West49—Fouch, Ed .:........ LT 46—Bell, Thomas doin ++ B penn State relies on Soph Quar- ern Michigan mav have to nay. 50—Welsh, Leu ...... teres C -48—Arraya, Freddie A. seen B terbacks Tony Rados and Bob 51—Braash, Roger ......w = C 51—Stephen, Norman F. ... €. gpqin. Centre at Ind. Central 52—Riddle, Bill ...... Hl. © s2—Jelinek, Howary & tin UO N. D N CENTRE'S PRAYIN' Colonels 53—Sampson, Ben ..... !.. C 35—Williams, Lewis A. ..... © otre Dame vs. avy take a 3-0 record against Indiana 54—Reid, Jim ...... tiie 0 | S8Shain, Elwin R Rr C. NAVY HASN'T won a game Central at Manual Field. : °d ron 35—Crosbie, Bob ......... RT A 39—Kramer, Kenne PBecees this season. The best Middie ef- Centre was once a big name in old 4, « B6—Gibson, Charles ...... RT ~~ 60—Lunn, Leroy T. i Hg Y fort was a 7-7 tie in the opener [0Otball. Bo McMillin led the 1921 5%~Greenwood, Charles ... LE SlwBhiddichoover, be . oes B with Yale. Now forget those two, Colonels to a 6-0 upset win over 58—Hooks, Bob ........... RE | Gi--Inman, Richard G. ..... 13 |", dopestérs have picked Notre then-mighty Harvard. But Bo 60—Ane, Charles ...... RG-LT 63—Munsch, Albert 8. ...... G Dame by 14 points. But you won't ¥ON't be around tomorrow and 61—Scheliga, John ........ RG = 64—Paulekas, Alfred L. .... G -O¥ntral Coach Walt Bartkiewicz 82 Bob LG 65—Glenn, Robert. L. ....... G find Frank Leahy agreeing. Leahy is just as happy AvmeliOXe (BOTT axkavees . i » ' G ; fears Navy. No team decks the 'S Just a -: 3 67—Lodge, Gerald A........ G av) i decks e 83~Sanbrane, A seen 15 Gh—Bertmmon, Raymond O.. G Navy with ease. WALT'S HAVING his Injury 65—A ba ji ! Al Bada RG T0—Gregory, Theodore O.... T. Last year the Irish won, 19-10. troubles. ‘His 27-man team has AE Bob ......... LG | 13==Guidera, Robert F. ..... T But it took everything they had been plagued by hurts all sea63—Rogers, Ed re. LG | Glock, Howard G. ..... $ to do it, Next to Army the Mid- son. Latest casualty is Center 68—Pavich. Frank ........ LT | 150=McGinn, John L ....... dies’ big game is Notre Dame. Abie Carter, hurt in the Hanover . : een 76—Thoreson, David P, .... T Every vear they go all out. Oc- gage last week. Despite their 78—Rose, Myron W, ....... T casionally they win. They did itwvounds the Greyhounds have a : 79—MacPhail, Willlam ..... G 1ast in 1944 by a 32-13 score. 4-2 record. {-Hour Cleaning 80—Tensfeldt, Raymond J... E Navy effort notwithstanding, the Centre's attack is led by Left | f1—=Chamberlin, Neil A..... E Irish lead in the Series, 19-4.1, Half Carroll Holmes, leading - | 88-—Sisson, Lowell E. .".... E ground gainer last season. CenService : 84—Krobock, John R. ...... E LEAHY WOULD prefer to play tral relies on Backs. Billy Crowe | 85—Harris, James H, ...... E i yativaly. Next week the and Dave Shaw. If they aren't . | — pb Sh face unbeaten, untied Mich- forced to make too many substiEvery Hour on the Hour J 87—Mischak, Robert M. .... E y H | 88—Weaver, J. Edward..... E 18an. The Spartans are idle to- tutions, the Greyhounds will do Until 3:00 P. M. Saturday § y 45 | 89—Lincoln, Ronald H, .... E Morrow. _Conserv ative just. all right. | 80—Ryan, James P. ........ G a SERVICE 91—Kuick, Stanley J. ...... T “ CLEANERS 92—Wilkerson, Frank §, ... T MEET C AROL MITC HEL i. | DRY | 98—Zigler, Richard G. ..... G Indiana’ Ss Own | 94—Kovacik, George 8S. ..... T 1613 Prospect St. FR-2205 § . 96—Dorr, Robert E. ........ E h v 98-r-Storck, G George H. ..... G bo A ede Ep EE — A———————— day Times

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RAMPAGING REDSKINS—Front: Manager William Adams. First row (left to right] Kenneth hh Wight, Duane Hood, James Miller, John Falls, Chuck Roberts, Wiley Scudder, Charles Newman, Marion Duvall. Second row: Howard Thrall, Chuck Mansfield, Carl Short, Claude Redding, Paul Ernst, Ronald Stader, Gerald Umbarger, William McDaniels and Coach Walt Floyd. (Third row): Herb Soladine, Ralph Grant, Richard Germaine, Don Starnes, Owen Rexroat, Larry Guilliani, Jerry Horsley and Carl Pritchet. Manual's eighth grade thought on their minds as they football team, only unbeaten junior high grid team in the city, can win the city title tonight against School No. 80, a three-game loser, in a preliminary game to the Manual- Shortridge game at Delavan Smith field. Same time is 6:15 p. m.

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148 Runners in H. S. Cross-Country

Indiana's high school crosscountry runners crown a new individual champion tomorrow, but whether they'll dethrone Anderson as team winner was doubtful. Coach Carl Bonge's Tribe is

unbeaten in dual competition this fall, and in the recent sectional scored a record-low 17 points. They placed four runners among the top five to rate at least an even chance to chalk” up their sixth consecutive team championship. The individual winner in this two-mile grind at Coffin here will succeed Chesty Jim Lambert" of Muncie Central, champion the last two years. The top performances in sectional competition were Ted Snyder of Vincennes and Bob Eigelsbach of Valparaiso. Snyder won the Jasper meet in 9:43, while Eigelsbach won the Hobart session in 9:59. They'll shoot for Lambert's state-record time of 9:45.9 set last year, In all, schoo

148 runners from Is will be Tepresented.

Tribe, Dallas Sign Work Agreement

The Indianapolis Indians today announiced they had signed a working agreement with Dallas of the Texas League. The new "agreement will give the Indians, farm club of Cleveland the first option on all players brought up by Dallas. The Texas club wili have, in tur the first choice of players ele od by the Indians.

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Trip to Bowl

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SN ARBOR, Mich., Nov. — Upset-minded Michigan, with & fifth straight Big Ten

title its aim, left. today for Illinois where it will meet Coach Ray Eliot's fighting Illini tomorrow in a game which may decide the championship. Thirty-six battle-tested Michigan warriors had only one

boarded a train here:“To defeat favored Illinois and atone for a 7 to 0 loss to the same team a

year ago. ; “We'll stop that guy (John) Karras,” one Michigan lineman

muttered. Karras is the halfback who has scored 21 touchdowns, during his career and is being bracketed with Harold (Red) Grange, an Illinois great of years gone by.

= un n ANOTHER chided, “if we can't go to the Rose Bowl, then neither will Illinois.” Michigan represented the Big Ten at the Rose Bowl last Jan. 1 and won't be eligible to . make the trip to Pasadena again until Jan. 1, 1954. While mum?’ about his battle plans, it is a safe guess that Coach Bennie Oosterbaan will order a quantity af passes. Michigan has found the airlines its best method- of travel to date with any %nd all backfield men taking turns firing the ball to appropriate receivers, However, a certain amount of rushing is promised since the craft board has smiled on Bradford who boasts a fat 6.2 yard average for each of the 38 times he has carried the ball.

= = = ONE MICHIGAN coach remarked after yesterday's practice session, “I haven't seen a tean: so keyed up for a game in a long time. That Minnesota victory lifted’ their spirits to the top and they're going to be tough to beat the rest of the season.” The Wolverines can mix up their air attack at random.. Against the Gophers of Minnesota last week, Quarterback Ted Topor dropped back to throw twice for touchdowns and reserve Don Zanfagna completed his only toss for a score.

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