Coach Charley Bachman will parade his Michigan State College griüders in six games from coast to coast in the next six weeks looking for football glory which is so hard for a non-conference school to gain.
Spartan prospects appear rosy for what the coaches describe as the "toughest programme we ever had" due to 9,000 miles of travelling that will be required to meet three opponents in road games.
The college was denied admittance to the Big Ten because directors last spring said it would be "inexpedient to increase the size of the conference at present."
Mr. Bachman will have 20 letter-men bac Veterans will be two deep for every position except centre, so the primary problem will be developing reserve strength.
While he has a veteran first team and what coaches describe as an "ordinary" second string, it is the third team that he wants to build "Making a third team, to help bear the brunt of our Pullmc schedule, will be the biggest job ahead of us" Bachman Said.
The Spartans, who travelled to New York on October 9, when they lost to a fighting Manhattan team, to 0, will journey to the Pacific Coast to play the University of San Francisco on November 27 in the Season's finale.
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