The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-11-25
Something About the Men Who
Represent SunfIOWer State.
KANSAS RECORD This year
The Missouri Record.

Lawrence, Kan, Nov. 25.-How much
did the Missouri coaches learn, who
witnessed the Kansas-Iowa battle?
True it is, that Kansas exposed more
of her hand than at any previous game
this season, but what will it profit Mis-
souri,? Can Monilaw reproduce the for
nations to his men, so that they can
guard against such plays Thursday?
If Coach Kennedy thinks that Mont
law learned too much. it may be that
the Kansas coach will change his tao
tics, that had been planned for Mis-
souri,.
History of Players.
Following is a short personal history
of each member of the University of
Kansas football squad:
Stanley Myers will be graduated from
the law school this year; his home is
at Fort Scott, where he played three
years on the Fort Scott high school
football team. He played. one year with
the University Of Chicago freshmen,
and this is his third season with the
Kansas varsity team. Because of sus-
tanning an injured knee while playing
against the Emporia normals in the lat
ter part of the season of 1905, Myers
was kept from playing both last year
and in 1906. He is feet tall, weighs
165 pounds and is % years old.
Carol Fiske lives at Morrisville, VT:
Before coming to Kansas he played
football four years on the MorrisVille
high school team and a year with Exc
ter academy at Exeter, N. ii. F1ske
played all last year with the freshmen
team and so far this season he has par
ticipated in every game. The only time
he was ever injured was at Exeter
when two of his teeth were knocked
out He is a member of the sophomore
4e faaf I'M hRS
in height, weighs 165 pounds and is q
years old.
lives at Attica, Kan Before coming to
Lawrence he played a year on the sum
ner county high school football team,
two years on the Attica high school
team and this season rounds out his
third year on the varsity team. This
year when he was injured in the knee
was the first time he was ever laid out
In a football game. Crowell is senior
law student; weighs 1856 pounds; feet
10 inches in height and is % years Old
John E. ("Swede'O Carlson lives in
Kansas City, Kan, and before enroll
ing in the University of Kansas he
played two years with the Kansas City,
Kan, high school. He was captain OF
the freshmen team here and this COM
pIetes his second season on the regu-
lars. Carlson sustained a broken nose
in the Nebraska game, and last year
two of his ribs were broken. carlson
is q senior law, weighs 1S2 POUNDS,
stands feet 10 inches and is % years
old.
Jay Bond lives in Lawrence. He play
ed football four years on the Lawrence
high school team, one year on the
freshmen university eleven and this is
his second year on the regular squad
Bond is a senior in the college, weighs
IT'S pounds, is feet inches tall and IS
% years old.
clarence Steele lives at Kingfsher,
Ok. He has played four years on the
Kinghsher high school, one year on the
University of Kansas freshmen team
and this is his second year on the var
sity He never had time out" except
this year, when he suffered spratned
ankle Steele is junior engineer,
weighs I43 pounds, stands feet 71a
inches and is % years old.
Ben Hennessy lives at Fort Scott,
where he played football three years on
the Fort Scott high school. part OF
that time he was on the same team
with Stanley Myers. He played year
on the University of Kansas freshmen
team and this makes his second year