The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-10-03
Bishop of Kansas Eleven Or
dered to Bed by Trainer.
Aggies VIII Have Ten Veterans
i'm Opening Game.
OTTAWA WILL MEET EMP0RIA
Missouri Tigers Practice Under
Electric Lights.
Eastern Teams Lining Up in
First Actual Games.

Lawrence, Kan, Oct. 3.-The Jay
hawker football team will be crippled
in it's first game of the season Satur-
day against William Jewell by the loss
of Bishop the star end of the team.
Bishop is in poor physical condition and
has been ordered to bed by his doctor.
Russell or Burton will be used in
Bishops place and Maloy, 200-pound-
er, will play guard. James who has
been working out at guard will be
shifted to tackle. These changes have
not been made definitely by Coach
Frank but there is little doubt but
that the Jayhawker lineup will show
these changes Saturday.
The Jayhawkers have had but two
weeks practice and but three days of
scrimmage in preparation for the first
game of the season. While the coaches
are confident of victory they do not
predict q large score.
Manhattan, Oct. 3.-The football sea-
son will open in Manhattan this af-
ternoon when the Aggies meet the
Southwestern eleven from Wichita.
While the Aggies expect to win, who
will be victor is in doubt. II is to be
the first game of the season and it
is always a hard matter to tell how
such games are going to result. South
western beat some Oklahoma school
last Saturday and the Aggie team has
been having a hard time to win games
from the scrub team But the Aggle
team possesses a world of strength and
it has the beef. Lowman has been
working the kinks out this week and
it will be a confident gang that rushes
into the Southwestern bunch this after
noon. Probably ten old warriors will
be in the lineup and the new material
will be heavyweights.
Coach Lowman never gives out a
II 70 Crnf
on the field, but the following is the
best guess a to what the lineup Will be
at the start of the game: Coxen, CEN
ter: Wehrle, Cusic and Burkholder,
guards; Captain Loomis and Marble,
tackles: Schafer, Moss and Root, ends;
Haymaker, quarter: Agnew, Ems and
Sidorfsky, half backs; Briney or Hart
wig, full back. The game will be called
at $3.50.
Quigley will referee, Mcbride will
umpire, and DR.. J. A. Reilly will Of
ficiate as head linesman.
Moundbuilders Crippled.
Winfield, Oct. 3.-The football squad
of Southwestern college has been put
ting in some very hard evenings of
practice in anticipation of the Aggie
game. Owing to the strenuous nature
of the workouts several of the men
have sustained injuries of a more or
less serious nature. Manager Lear has
received a sprained ankle; Zeigler, the
big tackle. has a bad hip. and Stock
ing, one of the most promising of the
men who have been trying out for right
end has a damaged knee which will
probably put him out of the game.
The team will enter the game with
the Aggies averaging less than 155
pounds. The team is fast, as is usual
ly the case with the Moundbuilder
bunch.
ottawa, Oct. 3.-Coach Porter Craig's
Ottawa university football proteges
will open the season here today, when
they will play Coach Changers College
of Emporia squad. The last game that
the Emporia team played on the OF
tawa gridiron they were defeated by a
score of 70 to 0. but this battle will tell