The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-10-08
ON THE CRIDIRON
JayhawkerS Will Work Under
Electric Lights.
st. Marys Adds New Men-Oli-
yer Out of EmpOria Lineup.

Lawrence, Kan, Oct. S.-There will
be no idleness in the Jayhawker foot
ball camp this week. Coaches Mosse
and Frank were not satisfied at all
with the showing of the team against
William Jewell last Saturday and have
added an extra amount of work on
this weeks schedule. K. L. will meet
Washington Saturday in the first con-
ference game of the season and to win
the team will have to show more fight
than it did against the Liberty team
The team will be worked every
night until after dark. Manager w.
o. Hamilton has provided a string of
arc lights and a ghost ball will be
used so that late work will be pos
sible. A decided change must be
made in the Minnesota shift play be-
fore it will gain much for the Kansans.
BY using the Harvard method of stop
ping the play the Jewels were able to
prevent long gains in the game last
Saturday.
In losing the services of Bishop, the
big right end, the K. L. team was ma
terially crippled. The work of Stroth-
ers and Cain was not up to standard
in the first game. Reber, at the other
end, also had his troubles.
The backfield worked in pretty good
shape considering the muddy field but
Frank wants the men to get more
fight in their work. -~-.--
st. Marys Has New Men.
st. Marys, Kan, Oct S-Yester-
days workout was the most strenuous
yet. The whole afternoon was used
for Misunderstanding and diving
for the ball took up all the afternoon
and two new men showed up we'll
Newer, from Kingfisher, Okla, and
Campbell, who was in the class league
last year, look as if they will make
some one hustle to keep them from
crowding some one out before the
season is much farther advanced
Ellis of Rockford, Ill, who showed
up so well last year is very promis
ing candidate and with the experience
he has and his speed will be a very
valuable man this year.
John Shyne, brother of Gene
Shyne, who is playing halfback this
four freshmen who made the West
Point squad this year. John played
right tackle on the 1911 team and was
bear in game.
Aggies to Meet Nebraska.
man and his Aggies will journey to Lin
coin. Neb., the last of the week, where
urday afternoon. The Aggies are working
hard for the game which they expect to
prove one of the hardest of the season
True, the Aggies lost to a supposed weak
CT team last Friday but some of the men
We're not in shape. There is no question
material but it is inexperienced. The
team has the weight and is liable to
spring some surprises as the season pro-
crosses.
Haskell Has Two Games.
Lawrence, Kan. Oct. S.-The Haskell In
dams have two games scheduled for this
week: One with Midland college here
Wednesday and one with Baker at Bald
win Saturday. Coach Kennedy's men
are in good shape with the exception of
Powell. the big Carlisle fullback, who was
slightly injured in Emporia last week.
Kennedy does not expect to have much
trouble with the MidlanderS but he is eX-
pecting game at Baker If the Indians
keep up their pace they due for the
place as of the fastest teams in the
middle west
oliver Out of Emporia Lineup.
Emporia. Kan. Oct. S-Charles Oliver.
star halfback of the College of Emporia
football team. will be unable to play in
the game against Paramount college next
Friday. on account of an injury to his