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

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111<.llp0rla viii be with Ottawa nexr
t11onday afternoon at Ottawa Ottawa
- prayed two games this season The
HIst she won from the Kansas city
Hleules- by score of to O. The secon 4
one resulted in a score OF % to IL in
favor of the Baptists. Ottawa win not
pe near as fierce game for the En-
pOf1a lads and with q little more prac-
nee and team work which they evident
" need ought to experience no difficulty
IN winning.
The next game in Topeka will be with
the Kansas State Normal next Satur-
cay This game win be played in cor
HSctlon with q dOubleheader. Topeka
ana Holton high school will line up
against Topeka high school and Wash
oafn Will clash with the pedagUgues
one admission will be charged for both
games The State Normal team has
generally been a pretty easy nut for
the Washburn team to crack and it is
not Thought that the Normals Will
show any great improvement over re-
cent games. Ford, the big tackle, who
was picked up by Coach Quigley, one
or the alI-Kansas tackles last year, IS
6 -he captain Of the Normals.
Colorado university. the team which
plays here a week from Saturday, have
not as yet shown very great form
Their game with Denver university last
Saturday shows that they are as set in
a pretty crude condition. They won
the game by the small score of 8 to O
on a fuke after being outplayed at
nearly every stage Of the game.
Martin A. Delaney who has been Sc
cured for referee for the Kansas-Arkan-
sas football game at Lawrence on Sat-
urday, October 10, is one OF the COM
petent professional football 0fficHls in
the game. He has the recommendation
Of the national intercollegiate confer
ence and is heartily endorsed by every
team that ever secured his services in
this capacity. The Kansas management
has secured q rate of one fare and,
third for the round trip from all points
in Kansas and from Kansas City and
st. Joseph, Mo.
Colorado may be obligated to get
along without their star quarterback
Trudgian. Colorado college is protest
ing his eligibility on grounds of profess
EiOnalism and under The intercollegiate
rules Of Colorado colleges this is suffi-
cient cause for declaring player IN
eligible. However, rrudgian viii be
eligible to play In the Topeka game
St Marys college plays the Midland
college Of Atchison at St. Marys next
Saturday. on this account Coach Guig-
ley may not be able to referee the game
between WashbUrn and the Normals
next Saturday. Quigley is confident
that he has one Of the light weight best
teams in the state and is much encour-
aged by the showing they made against
K. U. last Saturday.
Omar Mehl. the former Washburr
fu1lback is playing a great game at the
Western university of Pennsylvania this
year In the game last Saturday against
Hiram college, NIehl was the most con-
sistent ground gamer and at various
times shot through the line for ten 10
twenty yards. He made one touchdown
On line buck Of thirty yards Tanbury
who was former Bethany college star
IS also playing a great game on the
-.Wup" team.
With 25 good men to select his team
from it is not strange that DR.. Ken
nedy is not yet able to name the eleven
good and true football men who will
line up against the University Of Ar
kansas for the first great game on Nc
Cook field on Saturday, October -
Milton at center is about the only FIX
ture on the squad 50 far. White and
Rouse who were the regular ends last
year Of course have the call for the
same places this year but Pleasant and
Lamb who held the same positions on
last years never scored freshman team
are strong and fast and one or both of
them may yet get into the game this