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~¢ v "> ey SIRE Ny Ai ati-- A 4 -- v) August 13, 1927 WINNETKA TALK Hanley Introduces Warner Grid Scheme for Purple Eleven ('foach Dick Hanley, Northwestern university's new football mentor, will| introduce to the Big Ten this fall an) entirely new system of football. The] former Haskell Indian mentor plans to] establish at Northwestern the famous | Warner system which has been used by Pop Warner and his grid proteges with unusual success wherever tried. Coach Hanley who was brought up on the Warner system during his col- lege career at Washington state and later used it with such brilliant success at Haskell is confident that his teams at Northwestern will adopt the new type of play with similar success. Dur- ing the spring training period, Coach Hanley and his brother Pat began tu- toring the Purple players in the new style of football and it "took" immedi- ately with the large squad of varsity candidates. The huddle system is not used by Coach Hanley. The quarterback calls out his signals rather than merely giv- ine the number of the play as is the vogue on many teams today. A number of other new features will be noticed by the fans who see the Wildcats in action this fall. While it is usually a difficult task to teach a squad of play- ers a new system in one season, Coach Hanlev feels certain that the Purple candidates will be able to grasp the Warner system rapidly. Coach Hanley expects to depend largely upon last year's varsity material for his squad this fall. While the fresh- man squad will produce a few prom- ising candidates for a varsity berth the new men as a whole are not ex- pected to give much aid. Few sopho- mores will be able to step into a reg- ular job and for this reason Coach Hanley expects difficulty in filling a few positions, principally, ends and cen- ters. Surmounting these difficulties the new coach faces one of the hardest sched- ules in the conference. Following the opening tilt with South Dakota the Purple will be called upon to meet the strong Utah eleven and then on the following Saturday bumps up against Ohio at Columbus for the conference onener. Then comes the hop back to Evanston to meet Illinois on the fol- lowing week-end. Then without any respite comes the tough Missouri eleven to be followed by Indiana, Pur- due and Iowa. State Fair Speedway Is Ready for Racing Events North America's greatest grandstand, exposition pavilion and administration building, seating more people comfort- ably than any other similar structure, is to be dedicated at the seventy-fifth annual Illinois State Fair, at Spring- field, Aueust 20-27. 1927. A new speed- way is also ready for the race program scheduled for the seven week days of the fair. Automobile racing, open to the world, August 20 and 27, offering high stakes and rich trophies, attracts a formidable list of America's foremost racing drivers. The harness and run- ning horse races, Aug. 22 to 26 inclu- sive, with purses ranging up to $3,- 000.00, have an abundance of high class entries. Mrs. George B. Calkins returned on Wednesday of last week to her home at 1030 Hubbard lane from a three weeks' trip in the East. where she spent gme time on Long Islnad, N. Y., and visited her two children in camp in Vermont. EH | Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Pollard and their daughter, Harriett. of 1437 wv for wood lane. are leaving Wednesdav for a two weeks' motor trip through Towa] and Wisconsin. This Lloyd Pullman with its windowed top, diamond designinsidesand front, and balloon- tired artillery wheels is a lead- ing Lloyd favorite. * ; i a joy to sun the baby. OME in today and see our attractive showing of Lloyd Baby Carriages, pail Bom Strollers, and Sulkies. No carriages made Nowesly so are smarter, more comfortable, more stylish, 2 or lighter and easier to handle than are Lloyds with their beautifully finished bowl shaped bodies -- woven on the famous Lloyd Loom. These are the only baby carriages whose fabric has a steel wire center in every upright strand. None others "== as LOND HOOD SK ine DAvesuch enduring strength, such Sina beauty and permanenceof weave. id Siem back, Rugged construction through- out. = ud 159% Discount on All Lloyd Sun Parlor Suites and Baby Buggies S. ROSENBAUM CO., Inc. Store Open Thesdey, Thursday and Saturday Evenings 810 Davis Street Phone Univ. 5023, Greenleaf 1489 Chicago Stores: 3120 Lincoln Ave., 5228 N. Clark St.