The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-10-26

! William Jewell VS.. Haskell at Law
renee.
College of Emporia VS.. Ottawa at
Emporia.
Three of the Kansas football ma
chimes have games for tomorrow.
Two games will be played in the state,
William Jeweu-HaskelI at Lawrenco
and Ottawa Enporia at Emporia.
Washburn will play the Sooners at
Norman, Okla.
Oklahoma has played no games yet
this season which affords any line on
their ability in comparison to Kansas
teams They always have a battling,
fast team, however, and prove very
hard to beat at home. Washburn has
the best of the Sooners on the games
the two schools have played but Okla
homa has won the two last games
with ease. There is little doubt that
they will add another tomorrow.
The Blue squad had a fast work
out last night and a great deal of
Scrlmnlage in preparation for the game
but the men refuse to get into their
practice with the spirit which builds
winning football teams. They will
leave for the land of cotton tonight.
Haskell Doper the Weaker.
The Haskell Indians, the only team
Washburn has beaten plays Willia1n
Jewell. William Jewell and Ottawa
played g tie game to and Wash
burn and Ottawa played a score1ess
tie. A better line on the ability of
these three teams may be afforded in
the Haskell game tomorrow by COM
parison with the IS to 3 Washburn
score.
Probably the closest fought game
viii be the Emporia College Ottawa
game. The Emporia school has won
from every one in her path so far
and is slated for a clean season ex-
cept on Novemb Der 3, when Paramount
is the enemy It is believed the light
Emporia boys will have no trouble
with the Ottawa team, though they
will be outweighed. For their weight
there probably never was as perfect a
football machine in the state as this
Emporia team. Playing open style
football only they go through every
delays are able to time their waits with
great accuracy. They trimmed Wash
burn IT to in the opening game and
Washburn later tied with Ottawa.
There is no question that Washburn
was not ready for a game at that time
and Ottawa may have improved more
than Emporia, but the chances are
good for the Emporia school,
Baker Points for Aggies.
Baldwin, Kan, Oct 26.-The Baker
university football team is now hard
at work for the game with the kan
sas Aggies at Baldwin, November f.
Coach Scherer is working hard to beat
the Aggie team this year and he be-
lieveS that he has the team that can
do it. Baker held K. U. to 2 tie score
and K. L. won from the Aggies in a
HARD game at Manhattan When
Baker plays the Aggies the game will
be played at Bal5wi1 and there is al
ways an advantage on the home
grounds. The Baker team put ND a
great game against Denver last Satur-
day and the Denver team, which out
weighed Baker ten pounds to the man,
was able to win by OrIy 5 points on
their home field. The men who played
at Denver are in the very best con-
dition now.
Baker will play Campbell college at
Holton Saturday. Baker has already
won from this school once this year
and Coach Scherer expects an easy
game Saturday. He will not uncover
any of the plays that he expects to use
against Manhattan and the game at
HoIton will be straight football as far
as Baker is concerned. AS soon as
Baker has made a safe score the coach
Will send in his second team men and