The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-11-28
Kansas Thanksgiving Games.

Clyde-Clyde's football team added
another shutout to her long list of vic
tories when she defeated the Agricul-
tural college by a score of II to o. The
game was full of brilliant features. the
leading ones being long runs by
Schwartz and Anderson, for Clyde, and
Theeler, for the college. What looked
like a goal for Manhattan was stopped
by Stfmson, Clyde's quarter, in sensa-
tional tackle.
Coffeyville-The Tulsa e. ID football
team the champions of Indian Terri
tory and Oklahoma, were defeated here
by the team of this city, the score be-
ing 10 to 0. Fully LOCO people witnessed
the game. The result was a surprise to
everybody. The visitors were much
heavier than the members of the local
team The Coffeyville team is now the
champion football team of southern
Kansas, the Indian Territory and Okla
homa.
Arkansas City-The annual Thanks
giving day game between Winfield and
Arkansas City was played on thu Ar
kansaa City grounds, and was won by
the home team by score of s to G.
Warren Gill, who has been coaching the
Washburn college team, played fulIback
for the Arkansas City team.
Ottawa-Ottawa high school defeated
Lyndon high school at Forest park, II
to O. The visitors We're heavier. but did
not have the training of the local team
The Ottawa high school has never been
utlCdASQ Oh lHe nome grounds. Roberts.
Lyndon's quarter. was seriously injured
in the last play.
Greenleaf-The game between Frank
fort and Greenleaf, here ended in tie,
each team making a touchdown ana
failing in goal. Bradley, of Frankfort,
made an So yard run for a touchdown
on the first lineup. Time was called in
the last half with the bali on Green
leafs ten yard line. Score to ).
ElDorado-The football game here be-
tween the Wichita Business college and
the E1Dorado high school teams result
ed in a score of II to 5 in favor of
Wichita. The visiting team was by far
the heaviest and won the game on line
bucks ElDorado made some bad FUN
bles.
La Harpe-La Harpe defeated a Kan
sas City team at LaHarpe in good
game of football. Score: LaHarpe G.
Kansas City, o. Fine day and large at
tendance. Halves, 20 minutes. The
game was clean and pretty exhibition
of football.
Pittsburg-P ittsburg defeated Fort
Scott here in 25 and 20 minute halves
by a score of 6 to 0. It was Pittshure's
game from the start, though the For.
Scott team averaged Is to 20 mounds
more than the home team.
Olathe-The Lawrence high school
football team was defeated ina fine
game in this city by the Olathe- high
school team, by a score of II TO @ This
the Olathe boys.
Abilene-Salina's colored and white
football teams played the Abilene col
ored and white teams here. Each game
resulted the same-Abilene is, SaIina 0.
One player had an arm broken
Eureka-The Eureka high school beat
the Woodson county high school at foot
ball here Score. "a to 0. The game was
clean one and Eureka won by superior
playing.
Salina-st Johns Military school foot
ball team won an easy victory here over
team from Lewis academy, of Wich-
ita by a score of 81 to 0.
urlington-Burlingto defeatedCoun-
ell Grove at football here by a score of
so to 0. It was an interesting game.
even though one-sided.
Cottonwood Falls-The football game
between Emporia high school and Cot
tonwood Falls high school was % to O in
favor OF Emporia.
Holton-Campbell university at Holton
defeated Seneca high school at football
Thursday by score of 80 to o.