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Lifc-iKOll KKEE Knday, 7, 15S HAL IMIDDLESWORTH ig Ten May Crown Chamn This Weekend The Big Ten football race i i 1 T9 V--: r'- BILL OFFENBF.CHER. Illinois quarterback, broke might he all over by the time the sun sets Saturday and tension after the Illini's cuffing who can remember when it after a season at Monroe Highi School. TWO OF THE Big Ten's head coaches have aroused their rivals because they allegedly are calling every play for their by Purdue last week. "You know that fake-pa was ever settled on the third SS- I 4 'HI MOMf CMVCM K00 KH week before the end of the; season? and-run play?" he deadnanned EVSKYIHlUC; fHHOfeMPHIC I Here's what it would take: A victory for Iowa over Minnesota, ditto for Wisconsin over AU0II VISl'tt fOUIPMERT Frxa a In Ctifft 16a Camrt F'" I Scrn it irm-alrtr Aiditnriaa PrMartat Eta'taMt. SUfil cr Soaa Ma fcffv H.

LOBBY HOBBY CAMERAS 17300 (Htaal at Mcajicaen 9-1900 Ivan laart Eat I 111 9 in the team bus? "We're gonna have to change the name bf that." "What'll we call it, asked a teammate. "The fake-pass-and-run-for-' teams from the sidelines. One of them is said to have worked out an elaborate set of signals. For an end run, he touches his right or left arm. If it's to -1 Northwestern, and likewise for Ohio State over Purdue.

That would wrap it up for Iowa, and the Hawkeyes don't deserve It if they can't handle the tarnished Gophers at Minneapolis. But don't count on BOTH Ohio State and Wisconsin winning. be off-tackle, he indicates by touching a shoulder. For the guard slot, he tops the left or right cheek and if it's straight fflllf C5 Lup the middle he holds his nose. Why doesn't someone steal his signs and use them against him? FOOTBALL trophies like the Little Brown Jug and the Old Oaken Bucket are well-known to Big Ten fans but a couple of unusual ones will be at stake Marcel Pronovost (right) excels at clearing the puck out of his end of the rink this Iowa and Minnesota will battle for a pig, a 15-inch bronze figure with the elegant name of Floyd Rosedale.

HOW CAN Michigan State have any secrets against Indiana when they meet at Bloom-ington Saturday? The Hoosiers' gumshoe scouting the Spartans this fall has been Jerry Planutis. As a regular fullback at State in 1953-55, Jerry learned all there was to know about the Spartans' multiple offense. If he didn't see any of It this fall, all he had to do was reach back to his playing daj-s for a refresher. Planutis joined the Hoosier coaching staff in September mt tit A arcel's Finally in His Glory mm aa mM Lmmmi Wal LA i In the Indiana-Michigan State i fray, the prize is an old battered I brass spittoon which was put up in 1950 and has been sitting in the Spartan coaches' office ever since. i Wings meet Chicago here in a game which will buck the Michigan Illinois football game on TV.

i acrifice -BT- MARSHALL DANX Marcel Pronovost found the 500 games the toughest hen it came to getting oper recognition. -A Red Wing for the last nine seasons, the dashing de- fenseman was among the ringleaders in Detroit's long run of titles. But when it came to individual honors he was always left out in the cold. Until last season, that is. After playing 501 games in a Detroit uniform, he finally landed on National Hockey League's second All-Star team.

THOSE STARRY postseason honors may keep coming his way regularly fsom now on. Pronovost now JGQjjiefenseman with a reputa- HOaVMaaSaaaaanaHaalHaaaVHnBaT MalaMBVaHnalaMNa methods constantly for clues to self-improvement. Ahead for Pronovost now is a berth on the first All-Star team, positions grabbed last year by Montreal's Doug Harvey and New York's Bill Gadsby. That is Marcel's ultimate target, and the way things are going this year it seems a reasonable one. WHILE PRONOVOST Is a hitter who throws solid body-checks and while he is a clever man at controlling the puck, Olympia fans get their biggest delight when he becomes an offensive defense-man.

Marcel likes to make solo dashes down the center of the ice. He has the speed, stickhandling ability and the shot for these one man rushes. But he also is the conservative type who never will sally forth when it means leaving' a gap on defense. After Detroit's first 11 games, Pronovost has two goals and three assists. The next working assignment for Pronovost will be Saturday afternoon when the He has played his entire NHL career on a club which already had Red Kelly, one of the great defensemen of the era.

Leo Reise also was grabbing a share of All-Star honors here at the time Pronovost first appeared. Later, the selectors picked veteran Bob Goldham ahead of Pronovost. No one disputed those selections Pronovost least of all. He learned to take the bumps easily both on and off the ice. STRONG OPINIONS have been voiced that Pronovost was All-Star caliber several seasons ago.

Some called him the most underrated player in hockey. Recognition seemed overdue. When it did come, Pronovost must have found it an even greater honor since he was selected ahead of Kelly. No one has been a bigger admirer of the veteran redhead than the young French-Canadian who toiled in Kelly's shadow. "Red's the greatest Tve ever seen," Pronovost has said often.

He made no secret that he studied Kelly's JJiliin Viiailiaiii i frit I 1 THE LOOK OF SUCCESS i i -tto, a a he Starts Friday at 9:13 a.m. We're stuck with high quality clothing because of adverse business conditions ZistiX harming ft-rne bit by play in tlrts new youfig season. I was Marcel's luck to land with jttroit at a time that the ji I' im 1 1 iiiriii lint iiiitf iia-iiffiTin comes naturally with theBROMLEY by CHAMP IJi was -t with Pronovost superlative rear guard. players on the A successful merger of handsome hat ideas the pinch front and the center crease. Neatly executed by Champ with narrow brim, tapered crown, in a choice of rich shades.

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