The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-06-05

Washburn Baseball Team.
The record for the season on games
played with Kansas college teams is as
follows:
Games won: Bethany college, Kansas
State Agricultural college u. College
of EmpOria, Kansas Wesleyan, Kansas
State university.
Games lost: Baker university (2), State
Agricultural college, State Normal q.
Kansas State university
The Washburn team has therefore
won six and lost six out of its Kansas
college schedule.
Washburn is counting on a very strong
team next season. It will lose John
Dadisman, its catcher and captain. and
also Honska, the lengthy pitcher. 1t viii
get good pitcher in the person of Tom
McCampbell, who played at K. U. sew
eral years ago. McCampbell viii begin
a medical course at Washburn next
year. He is considered one of the best
college pitchers IN the state. As catcher,
Washburn will have Welding and Max
well, both promising ball players who
were not in the game this year
After the K. q. game George White
was elected captain for next year.
Dadisman led the team at batting. He
was up so times and secured p hits. an
average Of $50. The in and outfeld play
ers on this years team who will return
next year are as follows. First base,
Johnson second, Dunaway; third, Nc
Campbell; short, White; left, Cox; cen
ter, Stahl; right, Taylor. Pitcher
Stevenson viii also be back.
Throughout the season the work of
George White at short has been the
most consistent Of any man on the
player, and was always to be depended
upon. He is looked upon as one of the
best shOrtstops that ever played at the
college, and is undoubtedly the making
81 a fine ,oT -,11 F ,,
cares to take up that line Of work
McCampbel, the 17-year-old third base
man, has also done some excellent work
and next year will be a star. Johnson
seems to have found his proper place
at first base, which he has played dur
ing the last eight games.
AS general proposition, the Wash
burn team was weak at bat, but Coach
Outland did q good deal to help this
department OF the game before the sea
son was over In the game with K U
last Saturday, WashDurn earned OF
its runs by good hitting, while K U
earned 1 Of its runs.
Financially. the team came out in
much better shape than was expected
The deficit on the season is said to be
only about s25.
Working Up Football.
Already Coach Outland and Manager
Stahl are out on the trail of a good
football team for next year Mr.. Stab
says
1--WE are certainly going to have Z
football team next fall which vii
make business pick up. Last years
team had its weak spots, but this year
think that we viii have bunch
which can deliver the goods. It vii
be our policy to get men on the team
who are students and not merely here
20 play football The man who enters
school just to play football is not a;
good man as the one who plays fol-
the love OF his school.
Manager Stahl will put in some time
this summer looking Up good football
material He has already secured {
promise from a. 200 pound man to take
1outhan's place at guard, and thret
star men for the back field are alsc
in sight. and are likely to be il
school Millice. White. Williams ana
Rice, four back field men from las
years team are again in school. am
it is probable that Frank Griggs ant
Arthur Griggs viii also be in tn
game. In the line, Brown, Sharp, Hill
and Haughey viii be back. This viii
leave the center one guard and on
terial which was on the side lines las
year will be back. and some of It i
likely to make the first team.
Washburn viii have a training tabl
again next fall, and practice will be
gin about two weeks before the open
ing Of school.
Arrangements have been completes
Tor the game with Kansas university
which viii be played in Topeka again
Wash burn gives K. Z. a $500 guaran
tee to play here 1t is also expecte
that a game viii be played with Has
ksll, probably on Thanksgiving day.