The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-11-26

Plays His Last Game with tne bAue
Tomorrow.
opposing kickers. 1t means that the
Ichabod safety will have to drop back
a few yards tomorrow. II WasnDurn
is as successful IN returning KICKS as
she was at st. Marys, the rev add
tional Yards in Agnew's kicking will
make no difference.
Billings and Beaver probably will
take turns at left end tomorrow. Bill
ings has been out of the game most
of the season on account or INJURIES:
Beaver, who has been taking care of
his post, has proved a wonder on rum
ming down under punts. Four times
he has slid down under Trobert's
kicks and recovered the ball. Beaver
is built like an end. acts like one,
plays like one-and is one. With
beaver and Billings at the left sta
wing-few Aggies will encircle the
Blue formations.
With Elbe for straight hard foot
ball, McNeish for open work forma-
lions and Beales to swing around the
ends. Washburn has trio of star
Quarterbacks.- Elbe is the veteran
heavy quarter of the squad. McNeish
is demon on forward passes.
Beales, as shown in the st. Marys
game, can outrun anything on the
field-even his interference. Elbe
undoubtedly will start tomorrow.
Beales or Chamberlain will play the
Both are slippery and full of fight.
The Blue supporters are praying
for the same kind of a performance
that the Washburn line exhibited at
K U. The Aggies are strong on line
plunges. They have the beef and
Drawn to bavk it up. If that light
Ichabod line viii hold-then. for, a
nightshirt parade on Kansas avenue.
The washburn students will hold
a pep meeting and bonfire on the
campus tonight. Many of the
studies have gone home for Thanks
giving. The roofing sections will be
slightly weakened-but not much.
With a band and systematic roofing.
the Blue will have plenty of support
tomorrow. TOpekans, of course. are
very naturally supposed to line up
behind the Blue banners-unless they
happen to be old grads or fathers"
of Manhattan spirit. Otherwise.
nothing but the "Washburn Who-o-o'
goes.
Remember-the game begins at 8
O'Clock. Reservations may be made at
the State Journal Office. The weather
man promises good clear weather.
Housewives will please arrange turkey
matters accordingly.
The Washburn freshmen will plat
their annual Thanksgiving game with
| the Wentworth cadets at Lexington
Mo. Coach Ream will take his warriors
| to the Missouri town tonight. In the
| freshmen, the varsity sees wonderful
material for following seasons. Such
men as Stewart, Drum, Kline. Davis,
Drake, Robertson. Barrett. Marti,
Murtz and Henry will be ready for high
class work next season.
Reports from Manhattan today state
that the Aggies have sold more than
500 tickets already for the Thanksgiving
game The girls conducted a tag day
yesterday and raised more than enough
money to send the college band to To-
1 peka. Railroad officials are expecting
1000 supporters Of the Farmers In To-
peka tomorrow. And IL those Aggies
win-might as well board up the win
dows on Kansas avenue!
The last game that Washburn won
/ from the Aggies-the eighth success
sive victory over the Farmers-the
students broke the college bell in cele-
bration. Since that date the 1cnaDoos
have not won a contest from K. s. A.
C. Washburn is anxious to bust ur
that broken bell hoo-doo tomorrow.
BEAT Those Aggies.' item from
!, Washburn Review:
Tomorrow, on Washburn field will
be settled the football championship
for Kansas. II Washburn wins, ane
!. Washburn is going to win, it means q
, clear title for the Blue over Missouri
: and Kansas. This year Washburn hal
, the best chance of securing the largest
end of the score in years and thu
1chabods are going to turn the trick
Every Washburn supporter has alread.
doped the Aggie fans to live on bread
and milk, at least till after Christmas
, when the financial stringence may b.
. removed.
l. BEAT the Aggies' is the cry of thu
u Washburn fans. and that this is Wash