The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-11-13

| Johnston also had a bad case OF
| charley horse last week and this con-
| dition was aggravated by his injuries
| in the game against the Aggies last Sat
| urday. Johnston in scrimmage near
| the end of the game was thrown in a
mass play so that his knee was badly
wrenched and his thigh received a Sc
we're jolt in the same play. The acct
| the time although it was very painful.
However, when his leg got cooled of 1t
| became very stiff and is still very sore.
White had two fingers mashed in the
game at Manhattan and this in add1-
| ton to his already poor physical condi-
| ton puts him in bad shape.
Added to this list of cripples Is Glenn
Haughey, the left end of the team who
night The sprain while it was a bad
| one is not considered very serious and
| it may be that Haughey will be in the
game. Robb. the other end, Is in better
son and says that he is going into the
game despite his doctors protest.
In the event that neither Williams or
Johnston will be able to play Saturday
the team will be left in poor condition
to meet Paramount. Who will play the
fullback position Is the question which
is troubling Coach Weede more than
anything else at the present time. Will
Jams will not play under any considera-
ton and the chances of Johnston get
ting and the chances are rather slim.
AS a result Coach Weede is trying
to develop a new fullback. Monday
position and last night Smiley was
given a chance. Smiley showed up we'll
but what he could do in plunging the
line in a scrimmage is but problemad-
cal. Smiley is the most likely man for
the fullback position in Saturdays game
but he is pretty light for this position.
Maxwell will probably start the game
at Johnston's tackle. Big Bill Thayer,
competition. Thayer is a son of DR..
Thayer, the president of Paramount
college, and is very anxious to get into
the game against his fathers school
he can play football. He may be given
chance.
Walter Boles is out again in practice
and is in good condition. He was not
allowed to get into the Aggie game and
his wrist which was badly wrencheo
in the Kansas game has about entirely
recovered. He will be ready to play
one of the halves.
before him which he has had this sea-
son with the bunch of cripples which
ne has. He is somewhat diSheartened
but not discouraged. He has proven
before, however, that he was able to
surmount difficulties of this sort ana
the hackers of the Washburn team hope
to see him successful again. Wash |
burn is now in about the same condl- |
mount came up and won the game |
This year the condition of the Wash |
burn team is no better than it was then |
while Paramount will have her men on |
edge. The dope looks pretty bad for |
Washburn, but there are still faith
full few who hope to see Washburn |
clean up the collegians from the windy |
burg.
There will be no extra charge for |
reserved seats at the game Saturday |
and a general admission ticket will ad- |
NIT to all the stands and bleachers ex-
cepting the portion which will be |
roped off for the rooters who will be at |
the game three hundred strong we'll (
equipped with good lungs and mega |
phones.
The officials for the game have been |
selected and agreed upon by both |
teams. Coach Samuels of the State |
Normal will act as referee and Coach |
Samson of the same school will UNI
pire. Arthur Griggs of Topeka will
act as head linesman and Clarence !,
Bakule of St. Mary's, who pitched for |
the Hutchinson team last season, will |
act as field judge.
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