The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-11-03

| lead In this movement.
The tickets for Saturdays game
went on sale this morning at the busi-
ness office Of the State Journal and
should procure them early. The K
U. management has already made APP
plfcation for 500 seats and all Of the
best picking will be gone by the lat
| ter part Of the week Do not over
look the fact that the game viii start
promptly at 2:30.
Tho Topeka football enthusiasts
who saw the K. U.-Oklahoma game
last Saturday at Lawrence feel great
" encouraged over Washburn's pros
poets OF defeating X. u. and predict
a good close game, The Oklahoma
Sooners held K. U. to q tie and Wash
burn is equally as heavy as the Okla
Romans were. Also, Washburn's men
are experienced and in good condition
and ought to develop enough speed
to offset the Jayhawker beef" Ex-
Captain Rogers says Vashburn will
win If she plays her best football, and
is the biggest and most important
game on the entire schedule.
Everything in the way of football
this week Is Topeka against Lawrence.
In addition to the big Washburn-K.
~.
game at Lawrence Friday between
the Topeka and lawrence high
schools. These latteTt the younger
lads Of the game, appear to be about
as evenly matched az the big elevens
and the rivalry is almost AS Keen
However, Mr.. Hepworth stated
Monday afternoon that ibis Wildcats
would try to set WaAhhurn q pace
| Friday and that he is betting on To-
peka first, last and always. 49,
| The big games Of next SATURDAY
outside of Kansas are as follows:
Harvard against Princeton at Cam
bridge; Army against Notre Dame at
/ West Point: Missouri against Drake
at Dee Mojnea;rv NebraAl4 ,s. against
Morninssfde ssa1 Ltnc9yns PfttsburE
against W. and y. at1PAtsburg; Car
isle against Holy Crosse at Manches-
ter. on ;,
1t Is a notable fact that there Is
not a college .eleyenc In the. United
| States of any importance that has not
been scored against this year. In the
old days a real good football team
considered It =. disgrace to have It's
goal line crossed. but ne forwaro "a
has put crimp in this false pride
and Holy Cross is the only big team
that has not made a score SO TAR this
season.
It in reported that the hyper-femi-
nistic spirit has invaded Vassar and
there is talk of the girls OF that IA.
NOUS school putting out footoaii
eleven. Maybe they can schedule
game with the Kansas girl teams II
they do
Coach Hargiss's Kansas Normals
surprised the majority OF the Kansas
AryY hvy 0VGI
the Washburn evelen Saturday to the
tune of ~ to 0. Early IN the season
the Normals fell before the Kansas
Agxies some Is % 0. These two scores
would indicate that the JaynaWkeis
will have a romp at Topeka Saturday
and that the Kansas Agg1es may De IN
a playful mood and go as they please
when they tangle with the 1chabods IN
their annual game, the nnal OF the
season for each school However, the
probability is that the Washnurn
eleven will get back to its real strength
in both the Kansas and the Aggle
games. But the fact that Coach Gray
may have been saving his best Tor the
Jayhawkers should not detract from
! the victory OF the .Emporta Normal
i Hargfss has rounded out one OF the
best of. the state elevene at Empor1a
and the score against Washburn wa
decisive-Kansas City Times
The above item from the Kansaa
City Times is correct In all except it
statement that the Aggies defeated the
Emporfa- Normals Is to o. Az a mat
ter of fact and record the Normal team
held the Aggies to q to tie.
The Central Park grade school team
defeated Lowman Hill Monday evening
by the score OF "a to II. The playing
| of Martin and Mcdonald for Contra
Park, and Cole for Lowman. featured.
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