The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-11-17

kel to bring in any players just before
the Kansas game. However, the In
dams get around the contract by say
ing that ST. Germaine registered three
years ago. which fits the literal sense
of the contract. The spirit of the con-
tract means that only those players
who registered before October 1, 1905,
and have been in attendance ever since
their registration, shall be eligible to
the team.
The question of Oliver playing can
not be decided by any contract. The
question to be decided is whether a
student can be a coach, and therefore
ineligible to play, If he receives no
money for his services. There is a
quarrel over officials. The managers
have accepted Quigley the ST. Marys
coach, as an official but Kansas wants
him to referee and Haskell wants him
to umpire Kansas wants Delaney of
the Kansas City Athletic club to UNI
pire but Haskell refuses to consent to
him as Haskell has yet to play the
Kansas City Athletic club. It is prob
able that either Rodgers or De Saulles,
the Yale men, who are now at lola,
kan, viii be used.
Both arrangements say that they
VIII not play the game unless the other
side gives in. Coach Kennedy said
yesterday If I were to decide what
course to take I would call the game
off. Haskell kicked so much last fall
AFTER they were so badly defeated by
the Carlisle Indians at st. Louis about
the playing Of the Carlisle coaches that
/ can not see how they can consistently
play Oliver"
IF Haskell attempts to play oliver"
said Manager LansdOn, Il will call the
game off. That will end all the future
prospects of Haskell-Kansas athletic
contests of any kind"
Score done" on the coming game is
very unreliable because of the fact that
Haskell started the season weak and
Kansas began with a rush that swept
everything before them. Kansas has
shown no Improvement since the Ok
lahOma game while there is little doubt
! that Haskell is in much better condition
/ than they we're a month ago.
If these men had been in the condi-
ton they are now a month ago" said
superintendent H. B. PEARS of Haskell
as he stood on the bleachers at Haskell
/ field yesterday and watched the Indians
run rapidly and accurately through
/ their signals. I'VE would have not been
/ scored upon up to now"
/ The scores of Haskell games this sea-
son are:
/ Haskell %. Buckner 0.
/ Haskell y, Hays City Normal 0.
! Haskell 10, Texas 0.
/ Oklahoma IS, Haskell u.
/ Missouri 6. Haskell 0.
4 Haskell 16 Paramount 0.
Haskell Is. Kansas State Normal 5.
Drake 9. Haskell 6.
HE INDIANS nave scored lU2 points to
/ their opponents 3S. They have lost to
/ Oklahoma. Missouri and Drake The
/ only big game they have won is that
/ with Texas
/ The Kansas scores are:
Kansas 81, William Jewell 0.
Kansas As, College of Enporia 0.
Kansas 6. Arkansas 0.
Kansas II, Drury 0.
Kansas 80, Kansas State Normal O.
Kansas a. Oklahoma 0.
! Colorado IS. Kansas O.
/ Kansas d, Washington 0.
! Kansas Is, Washburn II.
/ Kansas has scored 1913 points to their
/ opponents IS, and has lost only the
/ Colorado game. The dope dug from the
Haskell and Kansas scores gainst Ok
lahoma and the State Normal makes
everything look Red and Blue. How
ever, the scores are absolutely unreIia-
BILE on account of the change in the con-
dition Of the Haskell team.
There is much confidence at Haskell
while the Jayhawkers are nervous at
the prospects Of the hard game with the
Indians Coach Kennedy is pounding
his men into condition, and except for
a few bruises left from the Washburn
game they will be in fairly good shape.
Donald is suffering with Charley horse
in his thigh that is keeping him out of
practice
The students viii have a. rOoters' meet
ing this afternoon and yells will be
Dracticed for the game.