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Nove~~er S, ~ Z'l Following Purdue, Chicago will come &:oiiii\IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII"IIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIJIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIItlllllltlll!: out to Evanston for the dedication § § game November 13. It will be the first ~ time that the Maroons have come to § §ll"""'"'"n·nnn·n·m"'"""'~'"'ntttnntttttnm"""'""nnttuu·llunuuuuun·u'"""'n'""n'""'"""uu"""""""' 1111111111111111111 !S § r wildcats sharp en C Jaws to Capture Victory Saturday Northwestern's fast stepping football team will attempt to annex its third conference victory Saturday in the game with Purdue at Dyche stadium. Coach Thistlethwaite's Wildcats are already casting longing eyes towards the cnnf . . rc'1ce ch~mpionship and they consider the coming engagement with the Boiler.make~s as one of the biggest obstacJes m thetr path. Saturday's game will see one of the two contenders put out of the race for conference honors. Purdue has not been defeated so far this season, and is determined to emerge victorious in the homecomina{ tilt. The Wildcats are equally set on taking the measut~Je ! ~ t 0 f, 4 ' ~ demonstrated that they st1ll hold the § § upper hand on .the wet. fi.eld. Last ~ § year the PurJ?Ie hcked M1ch1g~n under ~ ~ worse cond1t10ns than prevailed Sat- ~ I in the Most Beautiful Dining Room § urday. ~ I'· '\ ~ Worthy of Dry Gridiron ~ Eoery Boening: . Except Sunday ~ Despite the wet field and downpour, = Eight to Twelve P. M.-lnformal _ ~ both teams displayed flashes of foot§ ball that would have done justice to ·Saturday Evening,_,_formal Patty ~ a dry gridiron. "Tiny" Lewis started = Dancing till :2 A. M. § the day's activities when he caught _ ~ 1Indiana's kick off and raced sixty-five EDGEWATFR BEACH HOTEL ORCHESTRA ~ j yards for a touchdown. A minute later .. :. ·:: : .: : ~ 1 ~ Fisher fell on a fumble behind the ~ Hoosiers' goal line, gtvmg NorthwestREMEM.BER- the only bottl in C.hica~o with·.:., · :<~~ '~ 4 1 the Wildcats ; _ = = = = _ ·' . Expect Capacity Crowd coasted along content to protect the· your mind of your c~rr! . · :~ ·. , . § 1 A capacity.,: crQwd .,is expected to margin they had run ~P and wait for ... : · · .. : ·..~·./ : _; :.· · ;~ gather in Norlhwf>st~n's new stadium more breaks. The thtrd Purple score ~ '\ . .~ for the game. Since all the seats for came in the third qua.rter · when Hotii the Chicago game have already been mer bucked and. tor~ h~s way through' ·.! on the Lake ~ sold, the Purdue game will be the only the center of Indtana s lme for a touch- - l· J . OO BLOCK SHERIDAN · ROAD ~ 5 c~anc~ for those without Chicago down. He ra· fifty yar~s on the play. ~:~ ttckets to see the Purple in action Much of the same hneup as tar1·d . .\ . ~= = _ TEL.EPHO~G. -L.ONGBEA..{:H:- .6ooo : ~ :: this year. Notre Dame two weeks ago will be ·; ·· . ,. : . . ·~ :'> ::·;: .. ·:, ~ ~:z Northwestern ~ill pre~et)..t' its strong- wr·rl hy c~~ch Thistlrtlw:a 'tp S~turr'7" · .. .. - . . . ·. i, , . ~ : . est front agamst Purdue. Coach Baker wtll be at. quarterback Wlth .. . . : :;;llllllllll l llll l llllllll llllll l lllitlll ll ll l ll ll l llllll l lllllll l llll l llll l lll il llll l llllllll lllllllll lllll l llll llllllllll l llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllll7 Thistlethwaite plans to take no C usta f son a!l d L . evtson at t h e ha lfh ac k· .: chances by starting his second string posts. Lewts wtll be at fullhack. The ~ '- . . . --- =--_ ~ litH' U!) Tlle VI·, 1 ·tn rs · h ~ve a ft oc k 0 f line will include Johnson and R. ~. · · " =t s 1 1 t kl . 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