Indiana at Nebraska

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  Evening star, District of Columbia, October 22, 1941, page 42

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  Vastly Improved I||ini. Tackle 0verrated Notre Damers Interesting Game Seen; Wisconsin Worried Over Indionu Tilt . CHICAGO. Oct. 22-Joe Pawlowski, tough right guard on the Illinois football team, gives the key note of the Illini’s outlook on Saturday’s clash with Notre Dame with an explosive, Boy, we’re out for blood next week” Tommy Mills, friend of Irish Coach Frank Leahy and the fellow who has secuted Illinois for Notre Dame, says Illinois has team which is vastly improved over 1940’s squad (Which lost to the Irish 800; Notre Dame has a team which generally is highly overrated. They should provide an interesting afternoon Saturday” Wisconsin’S Badgers, on the CHEEKY side once again after beat ing Iowa, 23–⁠0, nevertheless are apprehensive facing an Indiana squad which found itself with a 21–⁠13 VIC tory over Nebraska. To their twin threats of Billy Hillenbrand and Lou Sabin the Hoosiers have added Charles Jacoby, who did just about everything at running the ball against the HuSkers. Purdue may face Iowa Saturday without Halfback John Calvin, who suffered a facial fracture last week and possibly may not play again this season. The Hawkeyes counter with a similar case in snsppy Ben Trickey who broke his nose in the Wisconsin game. but stands q chance Of playing this week end. Minnesota Scout Sig Harris, who spied on the Michigan Wolverines last week, told Coach Bernie Bier man that Michigan had come fast every week and would be ready for the Gophers. They have more deception to their plays this year than

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Indiana leads 12–⁠9–⁠3 in 24 meetings, counting the 18 since this game.