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football tite INorthwestern had ever won. Northwestern's. conference- record under Waldorf. follows:. 1emW L T pis. Op. Purdue.. ...... .i 1 1 . 7, 7 Ohio State....1 2 0 21 .48 Minnesota....... 1 2 0 1l 28 Illinois.........'*2 1 0 23 12 Wisconsin .......3, O 0 72 38ý Michigan........2 0.0 16 O Iotva..........I 0O 1i 18 7 il 6 1 174 140 The- 1938 schedule will, pit the Wildcats àgaginst five Big Ten teamns instead -of. six as in- the past several yea rs.:The conference opponents are.,OhioSiate, Illinois, Minnesota, Wisconsin and Michigan. Other -sehools on the schedule are Kansas State which will open the season, s.dlcars for the. oyes. ,Vour eyes oretbloct.d dally >IIgh glor., dust, smok., n from iroading,s.wlng,work.; l.lp.nature prot«ct your Most is possession b>' cloonsing. end relaxing vourmyesa wltt use of Mur lue. Heplthy eyygi eyes. for oiver 40.y.o r , number of veteran linemen assurÈ the Wildcats of an experienoed foi ward wall. The major problern cor fronting Waldorf appears to bei the backfield where be must fin, replacements for Don Heap an Fred Vanzo. Heap, one of the leac ing bail crriers in the Big Ten, an Vanzo, a brilliant blocker and d( electric dlock at Dyche stadium for the use at the Wildcat football ganies door this flU. scale, The dlock which will show the mlon i amount of timne'remaining. to play scene DEERFIELD LEGION DAYS Auspices of Deerfield Post 738 FR1 DAY - SATURDAY With, or