The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-12-20
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The Junior class basketball team won
the class championship OF Washburn
college last night by defeating the
Sophomore team by a score of 80 TO y.
The game was the closest played in the
series of class games Both teams
numbered varsity men in their lineup
and put up a star system Of play. The
count at the end of the second half
was tie of "a to "a. The customary
five minutes more were added for play
ing off the tie and the Juniors turned
them into a victory by throwing three
field goals while the SophOmores col
lected three points on fouls.
Sioux City Journal: Thomas P Fair
weather, who retired from the presiden-
cy of the Sioux City Baseball associa-
ton with the sale of the club last week,
has not decided where ne will go next
year. although he has several prOmiS
ing offers from Western League base
ball magnates. IF 1 stay in baseball,
he said, Il will be with some club in
the Western League when the season
opens next spring AS is indicated IN
the Lincoln newspapers, 1 have been
given the opportunity to go there and
manage the business affairs of the An
telopes next year. Lincoln is a good
baseball town and | may accept L
did not realIze how many friends had
in this league until after the sale of
the Sioux City club. Since then l have
had several chances to go elsewhere
Some of the offers are very hattering-
One in particular is promising, and
expect to know shortly just what l
shall do
Pueblo Chieftain: Jarnigan will be
brought back for another trial next
season. During the 1910 season Jarni-
gan was Lsbelrs leading pitcher, but
last season he was unable to get into
form and asked to be given few
months rest. Since that time he has
been playing independent ball and 1t is
generally believed that he will return
inn 10 &c
southpaw on IsbelPs twirling staff
The question of greatest interest how
ever is what will become of CiemonS
and Berger if they don't stick with the
White SOx. tt mighty good bet thslt
IsbelI will either get them back or VIII
get someone of big league calloer IN
their stead
Pa Rourke. owner of the Omaha
team. is making elaborate plans for
his team during the training season
He will have nearly thirty players re-
Dort to him at Omaha March Is. Ihe
next day he will take them al TO J1p-
lin. Mo, where they will play big
league club nearly every day for
month
sioux city Journal: For the second
time that the feat has been accom-
nIished in Sioux City, Joe Bruggeman, !
at the Association bowling alleys, yes
terday afternoon made a perfect score I
of 900 at ten pins. This IS the pest
score that can be made. Henry Hoyer I
reached the top mark of 800 six or
seven years ago. perfect score is
seldom made in the game and it viii I
probably be some time before the trick
is repeated on Sioux City alleys.
Newton. Kan. Dec. 2O.-A baseball /
meeting has been called of representa- /
tives of all the towns formerly belong
ing to the Central Kansas and the |
Kansas State leagues. The meeting
will be held in Salina December IS. |
Three representatives from Newton |
will attend While some special in
vtations have been sent out, the men
Interested here say that promoters