The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-23
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pTeLmlO6Iys beginning NJ I'D 900tp.
The big game win begin at bells, and 8
bits will be the price Of admission to all
parts OF the grounds and both showa
- ,sst svsnins put Ut. stop
bods preparatory to this game. and only
light practice will be dished out this
Notre Dame star. ex-csptsin Roger and
Art Hardy. tho Cot He'll and Bobby Gray
freshmen made the Blues look like sau-
sage meat He'll received punt far up I'm
the freshman territory and carried the
bail the full length of the field for Il
touchdown. Mowers and Hardy plowed
second score, and Z few minutes later
another freshman got away to a clear
field on an intercepted forward pass. i
Movers showed the men what real line
buclxing means and he gained consistent
" every time called upon He'll and Gray
also worked a number of spectacular for Il
Eibe and Ream both worked at quar-
ter Thursday and both viii probably play
in tomorrow's game. Myers and WILL 4
Beais and BearE viii start the games at !,
right and left half and the line win be i
composed of Trobert. Whitcomb. IInge.
Champeny and McCook also may work a /
part of the time in the back field.
An Emporia news dispatch says that
Busher Patten. the hard hitting full
back. is suffering from q run of car
buncles and viii not get in Saturdays
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Emporia played the following lineup |
against Baker last week: Williams. ].
Ilvai-., l. e.. Weidower and wilbur. c.:
swarts, r g.; Wallace. r h.; Hughes. r.
and smaiiey. !. h hna Hinshaw i h Pstn
ton and Jones. f. b. Altman and Hughes |
made the touchdowns against the Baker |
shaw played the star game for the
Granger men.
What will the Jayhawkers do to the
Aggies tomorrow? This Is one of the
pertinent questions in current Kansas foot
ball. and the result of this game will be
watched by thousands; The general i'm.
the Aggies all right But how badly?
| That is the question.
OF course there Is a chance that Low
| mans plowmen will repeat their 1906 pes-
formance. but there is little probability
| of 1t.
flict will be good demonstration Of the
old style game against the new, and the
Aggies only chance will hinge on their
pass didn't avail the Drake men very
much against the Jayhawkers last Satur-
day and the Aggies may expect the same
Kansas star punter. Is reported to be on
clutches as q result of last weeks affair
and Reber and Wood are both badly
also listed with the cripples. but, all bear
peeted on a' the Me eunf 6read eatflef;eld.
ceedingly important one from every
angle and will give a good line on what
other teams may look for from these
running with both the Aggies and
Wheaton men and the connecting link In
the dope chain is Nebraska. OF course.
comparative scores cannot be taken too
seriously, but IL the Aggies hold their
own with the Jays It viii look all the
bsttss for the 1shabods Mis- Missouri e.t anq
eyes on McCook field tomorrow.
A battle royal is looked for at lincoln
when the Michigan Aggies and Steihm's
u Cornhuskers go to it tomorrow. The Ne
braskans will use everything they have
and will exert every effort to send the
feat But the showing the Mchieanders
made against Yost's Wolverines presages
e tough proposition for the Huskers:
like they have the Valley championship
sewed up in a hole-proof sack.
st. Marys will do her 'dng-busted'' best
to hold the Emporia Normals down to-
morrow. but all the dope indicates that
the Teachers will have an easy time with
the Catholic boys. The trouncing Friends
gave st. Marys last Saturday was rather
a surprise, but it looks now as II the
Mclaughlin men are up against an of
year and are laboring under an evil in
nuence Of their ruling planets.
Speaking Of Friends victory calls to
mind the fact that the Quakers are prac-
tically new corners in greater Kansas foot
ball, and their coming Is largely due to
the efforts of DIR. ]. Q. Banbury, their
coach After being out OF the game for
several years, Friends resumed football
in 1912 and has been 'a-coming ever
, since. Coach Banbury played on the Uni
versity Of Pfttsbure team from 1906 to
in Pennsylvania. He has built up splen-
did organization in the Quaker camp and
more years in school indicates that there
may be q new contender for the Kansas
championship next year.
Three new coaches have arrived in Ann
Arbor and reported to Coach Yost at
l Ferry field. They are Harry Hammond.
Hugh White and Jimmie Baird. Baird
was quarter back on the last Michigan
team to meet Harvard and many believe
he was the greatest quarter back Michi.
' gan ever had. The eyes of the football
world will be on Michigan next week when
| she tackles Harvard. Here's hoping the
; Wolverines bring the honors westward.
, Baldwin. Kan, Oct. 1-The Baker foot
: ball squad left Thursday night for Liberty
where they will meet William Jewell. The
team is in fair condition with the excep-
ton Of Kinzer who was injured in scrim-
e mage Tuesday evening. Kinzer may be
: out Of the game for the remainder Of the
/ eligible for this game. Devore. the bis
. left guard. will be out. owing to his
> preaching Sunday. Kirby win play n
. guard and Cox will probably be used IL
! Kinzer's place at full. Gallager has beer
2 making q number Of changes during thu
week. trying to find the weak places il
| his machine.
The strong Topeka highs left at 7:3
r o'clock this morning for Ottawa. wher'
the eleven Is scheduled to meet Ottaws
this afternoon. The local boys are In goo<
= shape for hard battle. A week ago
= ottawa was overwhelmed 70 to by Law
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