The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-09

the K. u. team last year because we
We're scared When we went insths game.
It took the first half to get the men
over their stage fright. This year every
man will play football from the time
the referees whistle blows until the
game is over. We are not scared nor
am I confident as to u chances OF
winning We expect a hard game n
VIII give Kansas all that we have. This
IS as much as any team can promise.
Kansas university IS sending out the
usual n Of hard luck stories this
fall. However they are Know to be IN
pretty good shape despite the severe
~drubbing they received last week at
the hands Of st. Louis university. Coul-
ter, who plays quarterback is the only
one who viii positively not be IN shape
to play in the game Saturday. All the
other men viii be out in suits and VIII
be ready to go into the game at any
time they are needed. Several OF the
men, however, are not IN their best
condition. Kansas has a hard game
next week with Nebraska at Lincoln
but it is not thought that they will
keep any of the men out of the Wash
burn game for the purpose of aving
them for the CornhuskerS. The Wash
burn game is just as important game
on the Kansas schedule as the Nebraska
game n they viii undoubtedly be just
as anxious to win the Topeka game as
the one at Lincoln.
I'M will probably be placed at
right end in the game tomorrow. This
Will be done in order to make room for
COIN who is it feared will have to be
relied upon on many occasions to try
for a field goal. He has a good reputa-
tion at Lawrence for his ability to ne
gotiate goals from the place kick. For
ter, who is not in as good condition as
Wallace Will probably be put in the
An as he is the best that Kansas
has in the punting line. Donald will
play his old position at right tackle. He
Will be the chief ground gamer of the
team as he is the handspring IN Ken
nedy'S line bucking machine. Ise, who
played with them two years ago who
is back at K u, is putting up a good
game at fullback this year and Is one
of the most relied upon players of the
team. Milton is playing a bStter game
at center this year than he did last year.
Reed at guard is one of KANSAS best
men in breaking up the plays on the
defense.
The Kansas team, accompanied by
several hundred r%ooters, will arrive in
Topeka tomorrow morning over the
Santa Fe at 1875. The Kansas uni
versity band will be with the team and
a parade up to Kansas avenue will in
all likelihood be arranged. The band
will play on the streets until dinner
me Washhurn has made arrange
ments for a special car which viii take
the team out to the Washburn park
where the game is to be played.
The game VIII be called at 3. 1t is
QAA0CkS lOO0 lAdJ lnlS game VIII De
called on time. Coach Ernest c.
Quigley Of the st. Marys team will
referee the game. Quigley is an old
Kansas football player and was one of
the best half backs Kansas ever had.
He refereed the game between the
two schools last year and gave the
best of satisfaction. The new rules
which provide for two umpires will be
carried out in this game. Lieutenant
Gordon of Fort Riley and Coach
Sampson of Emporia will act in this
capacity. This will be the first time
the double umpire system has been
tried in Topeka. Lieutenant GIassford
of Fort Riley. who umpired the game
between Paramount and Washburn
last Saturday, viii act as head lines
man.
While neither side has made n
official announcement Of the lineup in
the game tomorrow it will probably be
about as follows:
Washburn. Position. Kansas.
Haughey LEFT end. ....... White
Platt ......Left tackle 49,. Cohn