The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-10-15
Outcome Significant Regarding
Blues and University.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Varsity and Substitutes Helped
in Involved Plays.
Capt. McCarrO1 Likely Will
Start Game at Quarter.
Footbau Games Today.

Normal Paramount, Wichita.
K. S. A. C.-Arkansas, Fayetteville.
Missouri-Iowa, Columbia.
Nebraska Minnesota, Minneapolis
Chicago-Illinois, Urbana.
Undergraduates, Ann Arbor.
YaIe-Army, West Point.
New York-WiIliams. New York.
Harvard-Amhert, Cambridge.
Princeon-Lafayette, Princeton.
Pennsylvania Brown, Philadelphia.
Navy-W. and J., Annapolis.
'Carlisle-Syracuse, Syracuse.
Dartmouth Vermont, Hanover
Rutgers, New Brunswick
Tufts-Maine, Orono.
The dogs of war from Ottawa and
Washburn were Ioosed on the Wash
burn field at $3.50 O'Clock this afternoon
IT is the greatest battle Ottawa has for
the season and the greatest Washburn
has had to date. More than that the
outcome will have deal of slgnln-
canoe on that of the Washburn-Kansas
game a fortnight hence. That one rea-
son alone is enough to make the game
one of special interest. Ottawa was
beaten by Kansas IL to with 1ool-
ball luck strong against them. mean
while Baker whom WaShburn deLedted
20 to 5 is playing at K. U. Tonight the
fans will be able to form some sort OF
an idea of the finish of the biggest
battle of the state.
Practice last night at Washburn was
light There was no scrimmage prac-
tfce and no tackling. The varsity and
substitutes were put through the plays
and ran signals for an hour. DR.. stew
art gave final instructions on num-
Der of involved plays and coached the
line on methods of defense both 1nd1-
vidually and as a team.
Capt McCarron likely will start the
game at quarter but give way to Crum-
bine after a short time. Perhaps Jim
Mcfarland, who has been worked az
that position will get a chance at 1t.
If he does, then the whole machine will
be shifted as DR.. Stewart ran it several
nights this week. Titus, under that
system, goes to center and De F'rantz
to right tackle. WhitcOmb goes from
end to full and Cowgill takes the end
Mcintosh, who has been substituting at
left tackle probably will be given the
right guard position to defend and may
cinch the place.
The backfeld for the Blue will be a
shifting one undoubtedly. Two sets at
least will be in the game. McCarron
starting, he will have at full, McFar-
land, and Hardy and Burkhart at
halves. Crumbine at quarter will have
the same with possibly Tomlinson and
Weatherby at halves. Should McFar-
land go to quarter he will have Whit
comb at full and Burkhart and Wealth
erby at halves.
Coach Stewart has been careful to
be ready to meet any emergency caused
by injuries and can keep a good fast
team in action up to eight changes.
McIntire will hold his tackle until the
coach sees fit to relieve him. Lee will
have right end. Realm is cinched at
left guard.
Bill Dahlene, coach of Ottawa, on
the Kansas team last season, promises
a fast game and the showing already
made by his team has the locals wor-
ried.
Better and more systematic roofing
has been planned for today. The college
will yell by classes, each class leader
getting the cue from Yellmaster Petty
john. The throng of kids from the
Central Y. NJ. c. A. did their part at
2:3O O'Clock, marching through the
streets yelling college yells and march
ing in the direction of the Washburn