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November 9, 1928 WILMETTE a touchdown for his mates, will start at right half. · Tom Verdell, senior and Frank Baker, sophomore.. are likely to start at the end ·posts while Hazon and Sinkler will perform a.t tackle. Anderson and Sullivan seem to have the call on the guard positions while Mickey Erickson will function at center. Saturday will be Dads' day at Northwestern and several thousand fathers are expected to attend the contest. They will be seated in special sections of the stands at the game. Tickets for the game are still on sale at the ticket office in Evanston and at Marshall Fields and Spauldings in Chicago. A large number of good seats are still available and will be on sale until game. time Saturday. LIFE 'II Husky Purdue Men Next Opponents of Powerful Wildcats Children'a National Book · Week 0 baened Nov. 11-17 4 . Northwestern and Purdue, traditional rivals since 1895, will meet in their twenty-first contest at Dyche stadium here Saturday. In the twenty games played to date each team has won an even ten games. The Wildcats won the first game back in 1895 by 24 to 6 and dropped the last one in 1927 18 to 6. Both tea~s are expected to be in tip-top condition for the forthcoming engagement. Purdue had little trouble in disposing of Case with its reserve team 19 to 0 last Saturday. Northwestern had a tough encounter with Minnesota but escaped with only minor bruises. . Mallmckrodt Delegates · The Boilermakers will send one of at RaJ1 Conference · · their strongest teams to Evanston "" 11001 With such stellar ball carriers a~ Several delegates of Mallinckrodt "Pest" Welch, Caraway and Harmseon H' h s h 1 d d h Ch" it is doubtful whether Purdue has had tg c oo atten e t e tcago such a ~ackfield since the days of Student Conference on Religious AcElmer Oliphant. tivities, last Thursday at Loyola uniWelch wilt perform at left halfback versity. The morn'ing session was while Harmseon will function at given to discussion during which delequarterback. Eb Caraway and AI gates of the various Catholic univerGuthrie, two of the steadiest players on sities and high schools of the Chicago the squad, will complete the backfieid. district told of their work bein~ done Coach Hanley will start much the to foster the Students' Spiritual Counsame lineup that turned back Minne- cit. Miss Frances Thurston, one of sota Saturday. "Yatz" Levison who the senior delegates of ~Ialtir.ckrodt 11 d · 1 High school .outlined the method of ca e stgna s so satisfactorily and also procedure of religious activities C(jrspeared a number of passes will again ried on in the school, touching es 1,ecipilot the eleven. Bill Griffin, little ally on the work being done by the sophomore half who has turned in Eucharistic committee. Miss Geraldsuch capable performances against ine Weber, another of the seniow:- deleIllinois and Minnesota seems to have gates. told of the work being done cinched the left halfback position. for missions. During the afternoon Capt. Walter Holmer, one of the session the students discussed the busioutstanding fullbacks in the conference ness of the conference. A photograp11 this year, will be seen at his old po- of the delegates taken on the grountl-; sition while Bill Calderwood, who and benediction in the faculty building transformed a Minnesota fumble into· closed the conference. will .be from the George F. Porter bequest to · the museum, and from the collection of books in the Printin8 Arts department. Others will be loantd Children's National Book week will by Mandell Brothers. be observed from November 11 to 17. 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