The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-11-04

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l.. b. Temple, Captain and Tackle of
the Nebraska Football Team.
The full list of officials for the Sat
urday contest is not complete yet.
Three have been selected, but it has
been impossible for Eager and Man
ager LansdOWne of Kansas to agree as
to the fourth. The choice may now fall
to the conference committee. of which
DR.. CLAMP of Nebraska is chairman.
A rally for the purpose of stirring
up interest in the excursion to Law
renee was held Tuesday morning.
Present indications are that from 500
to $50 will make the trim. The team
Will go to Kansas City Thursday night.
1t is planned to hold an outdoor rally
on the field Thursday at 5 o'clock and
give the eleven good sendoff. This
will be followed by another ovation at
the train. The team spends Friday in
Kansas City and comes to Lawrence on
q train which will arrive after the eX-
cursion. If the latter train is on time,
1T is planned to march to the Kansas
City train in a body, with the band in
the lead. and escort the team uptown.
Looking past the Nebraska kansas
game tomorrow a week hence to the
Nebraska-Ames struggle which in the
event of a Nebraska victory will have
to be taken as a settlement of the Val
ley honOrs, Ames is booked in a bad
light, But some late advice on that
bad light thrown on the Aggies by
Morningside last Saturday sound:
probable and of interest.
Scores of Saturday night last were
made unbelievable by the scores of
these two schools, Nebraska 6, Doane 0,
and Morningside 5, Ames 0. The an
sWer comes that most of the AmeS
team was over watching Nebraska play
the Doane team. When the Cornhusk-
ers learned who their guests were they
refused to put on any real plays AMI
simply rammed the line The result
was bare victory. Ames, on the other
hand, suffered more They had under
estimated MOrningside and the scrubs
left to play the game were unable to
win at all and lost by a touchdown.
Out il Colorado the Saturday round
Of games between the big ones is as
follows:
The University of Colorado is sched-
uled to play the Aggies who We're beat
en- last Saturday, % to 0. by Denver
university. This game will probably
not be played as there is smallpox at
c. y. The Mines teams of Golden will
drop. into Denver for the annual with
the D. U. The Mines won from the
Aggies, 10 to s, so if the dope holds
Denver will win handily Colorado col
lege receives at home the Kansas Ag-
gies from Manhattan who have not
been beaten this season. This is the
one interstate game for Kansas-Colo-
RADIO and is being watched with inter
est The best line on the two teams
grants the Kansas team a victory pro-
weed the higher altitude of Colorado
Springs does not affect the Kansans
and honest officials are secured.
Iowa City, Ia, Nov. 4-Practice for the
Iowa field Tuesday The gates were
closed to all spectators and Coach Haw-
assistants
through signal practice for almost an
h9ur, bringing out several new plays with
ed stone wall defense. The freshman line
was torn up time after time. the only
possible chance for holding being at Ben
nett's place at end on the scrub line.
Inc surprise of the week at Iowa was
the news that Morningside had trimmed
the Old Gold looked on the game with
suspicion, thinking that they might have
gwen the game away for the sake of
Iowa's. overconfidence. The return of
several scouts however dispel1ed this
thought, for they declared Anes put her
strongest men into the field and fought
hard to get to Morningside's line. The
J Sioux City bunch's score came towards
the close of the game by a spectacular
forty yard run and the Aggies never
quite recovered.
The Iiwa team is in good condition The
tour injured players were all seen in
uniforms again this week, Thomas being
particularly lively, which was an encour-
aging sign, since he was hurt the worst
of anyone in the Purdue game. Money
Is flowing quite freely on the game, bets
being taken even, however. The Ames-
Iowa game is the biggest one of the
year for the Hawkeyes and fully five
hundred rooters will accompany the team.
Des Moines Tribune: Hard work for
the final two nights of the week were
ordered by Coach Griffith of Drake fol-
lowing the showing of the Drake regulars
IN their scrimmage practice Tuesday even
ing, when all the faults of the practice
before the Simpson game made them
selves apparent again. But for the high
school game at the Stadium it is prob
able that scrimmage would be ordered for
Friday night, but it is certain that the
game viii continue until it is too late for
work. The team will be ordered out for
light signal work, however, being taken
to some scheduled place in the country to
keep away from the eyes of the Grinnell
men who will be in the city watching the
high school battle.
Des Moines men who have been in
Grinnell this week have had a hard time
getting away from the Grinnen hackers
of the Scarlet and Black team who are
on the final result of the game. While
there is little money from the student
body, the followers of the team in the
town are more than anxious to make
something on the result of the game. Fol-
7 lowing the Penn game a Des Moines
/ travelling man ventured to suggest that
! the team would have a scraD coming