Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1922-12-03 | Page 27 | Big Ten Teams Still Friendly

' KJJ BIG TEN TEAMS STILL FRENDLY CHICAGO, Doc. 2. (By International Interna-tional News Service.) Despite early reports to the contrary, Wisconsin and I Illinois universities have not broken Off athletic relations, It was revealed tonight when tho announcement of the football schedules for next fall of tho Rig Ten teams showed that tho Badgers and the llllnl will meet at Urbana on November 10 Coach John Richards of the Wisconsin Wis-consin Institution was indignant when told that It was reported the two schools had broken friendly relationship. relation-ship. "Our relations with Illinois always have been friendly." Richards said, "and so far as I am concerned they alwavs will be." Ineligibility and professionalism charges made by officials of the rival schools during the season has led to predictions of a coming break. Illinois takes a new team In Nebraska, according to the Illini schedule. The Cornhuskers come to Urbana to open the Illnl schedule on October 6, ami incidentally thai Kan,,' also probably will dedicate the now Illinois stadium. Michigan and Iowa have scheduled a pame at Iowa City on November 3. Chicago will meet neither Michigan nor Iowa. Those three teams went through the season jvt closed without with-out defeat, although Chicago played a tie game with Wisconsin Chicago failed I,, leave an opening in her schedule for Princeton, or any other eastern team, unless a game might be played on October C or 13, which Is very doabtful Iowa left November No-vember 10 as an open date, indicating the Hawkeyes probably will again play Yalo. CONTESTS DATED. Tho following are the Big Ten schedules us announced: Michigan: October 20- Ohio at Ann Arbor. November 10. open November No-vember 1": Wisconsin at Madison. November 24. Minnesota at Ann Arbor. Illinois October fi, Nebraska at Urbana: October 13. Butler at Urbana, Ur-bana, October 20, Iowa at Iowa City; October 27, Northwestern at Kvans-ton; Kvans-ton; November 3. Chicago at Urbana, Ur-bana, November 10, Wisconsin at Urbana; Ur-bana; November 17, opon, November 24, Ohio at Columbus. Wisconsin: October 20. Indiana r-.t BlOOmlngton; October 27, Minnesota at Madison; November 3, open, November No-vember 10, Illinois at Urbana; No- ember 17. Michigan at Wisconsin. November 24, Chicago at Chicago. Indiana: October C, Franklin at Bloornlngton; October 13, Depauw at j Hloomlngton; October 20, Wisconsin at Madison; October 27. open, No-vember No-vember :t. West Virginia at Morgan-'town; Morgan-'town; November 10. Chicago at Cbl-! Cbl-! cago; November 17, Wabash at I Bloornlngton ; November iti, Purdue I at Blooruington, Purdue October 13, Iowa at Iowa City; October 20. opon; October 2 7, Chicago at Chit -ag-. November .:, Notro Dame at South Bend, Novembl r 10. Ohio at Lafayette; November 24, Indiana at Bioomington, Chlcugo' October 20. Northwestern Northwest-ern at Chicago; October 27, Purdue at Chicago; November 3 Illinois at Urbana, November 10, Indiana at Chl- cngo; November 17, Ohio at Chicago; November 24, 'W lsconsln at Chicago. IOWA CLOSES EASILY Iowa. October 13, Purdue at Iowa City; October 20, Illinois at Iowa City; October 27. Ohio at Columbus, November 3, Michigan at Iowa City; November 10, open, November 17, Minnesota at Minneapolis; Novembor 24, Northwestern at Evanston. Ohio: October 13, open; October 20, Michigan at Ann Arbor; October 27, Iowa at Columbus. Novembe r open; November 10, Rurdu at Lafayette; Lafay-ette; November 17. Chicago at Chicago! Chi-cago! November 24, Illinois at Columbus. Co-lumbus. Northwestern- October 20, Chicago at Chicago; October 27. Illinois at Ev-anstuii, Ev-anstuii, November i open; November Novem-ber L0, Minnesota at Minneapolis, November No-vember 17, Purdue at Lafayette; November No-vember 2 4. Iowa at Evanston. Minnesota: October 27, Wisconsin at Madison; November 8, open; No-vemb.-r in Northwestern at Minneapolis, Minne-apolis, November 17, Iowa at Minn' -apolis; November 24, Michigan at Aim i Arbor. 1