The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-13

Coach .Weede believes in clean college
athletics No one who Is behind in his
studies can play on the team. Coach
Weede viii not even allow man
who is conditioned IN study To-
appear on the field for practice in a
suit. Some OF the men on the team
are representative men IN the school
was q rough neck who took a few
easy studies just to play football and
quit at the end Of the football season
is a false idea. Such men always spoil
the game from q college standpoint.
Here IS a little dope about what the
men on the team are doing in school.
Captain Williams entered Washburn
in the fall Of 1904 and is now In his
third year in the college. He was
captain of the high school at Carthage.
enacted the role Of the Hoosier
school-rnaster." Since coming to
Washburn he has played on the team
every year. He is a member Of the
Delta Phi fraternity, has been presi-
dent Of his class and holds the state
record for discus throwing. Williams
has q good class record.
Glenn Haughey, the fast end. entered
school at the same time with Captain
Williams. He halls from the Summer
County High school where he made a
great record IN his class work and on
IN the Medical college.
P1att is native of Overlook.
This is his fifth year in Washburn al
though he has played on the team only
last year. Last spring he received a
bachelor of arts degree from the lib
eral arts school and is now a junior
in the law school.
Brown comes from the short grass
country In western Kansas His first
football was on the team of 1903 play
AZ vd 10 nj hat In,
/ the preparatory department Of the col
lege. In the last year Brown has COM
pleted an extra years work, advancing
from a sophomore to the senior class.
Brown is also a hammer-throWer-
Clark has lived in Topeka for sew
eraI years He is registered in the
Medical college and is now in his
sophomore year. Clark has not been
IN school for the past two years. He
has worked on the Santa Fe where he
has made enough to enable him to
complete his medical course which is
his greatest ambition.
Munford is sophomore in the
| team last year. Before coming to
| Washburn he played on the Colorado
1 Springs high school team. Munford is
a very popular student and will make
a good man in his chosen profession.
Brethour is also in his second year
in the Medical college. He ranks high
in his studies and IS a very popular
man at Washburn.
Johnston Is a Topekan and is IN the
1 junior year. HIS football experience
WAS secured on the Topeka high school
team few years ago. He Is one of
the most popular students in the col
Iege. He is a star in the dramatic
club and is member Of the Delta Phi
fraternity He was the first president
of the present junior class and plays
first base on the baseball team of the
college.
Hope also lives in Topeka. He grad
uated from the Topeka high school in
1905 and is now in the sophomore class
in the medical college. Hope was cap
| tain of the basketball team last year
Tice comes from Topeka high school
He is a members of the Delta Phi fra
ternity Tice hold the state record fol
/ the 220 yard dash. He Is a member
Of the junior class
/ White is a junior IN the college. HI
comes from Bethany where he played
on the famous Swede team unde-
Benny Owens He is a member OF thu
4 Delta Phi fraternity and was captain
of the baseball team last spring.
IilKee Gomez from Topeka higl
school and has lived IN Topeka mos
of his life. He IS taking special worl
in the college this year preparatory t
taking a four year course in the med
zeal college. He played on the basket
bah team last year and is 8 membe
of the Delta. Phi fraternity.