The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-28
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views concerning Saturdays game with
the Emporia Teachers as follows:
They will have to whip-up."
DR.. Ernest. who probably knows con-
better than Aoy other man except Mr..
Gray, added:
III the men don't get down to work
and If they are not better than they
were last Saturday they will, in all
probability, lose. The men need more
punch not pep but punch - DR..
Ernest laid particular stress on the
punch without mentioning any par
ticular brand or concoction. and con-
tinued:. There were number Of feat
ures in last Saturdays game that made
the team look better than it really was.
II the Ichabods had met the Emporia
Normal team last Saturday and had
not played any better ball than they
did. they most certainly would have
lost. Trobe and all Of his men need to
work harder and put more punch into
the game and Mr. Gray will tell you
the same thing
Movers, the Notre Dame star end
who is rendering valuable assistance to
the Ichabods each afternoon, said: Il
believe Emporia IL going to wallop this
Mowers sentence was deleted before it
reached the censors.) Captain Trobert
said: I'VE are going to win," and
Tiny Sam Stewart made his state
ment more definite by saying they
would win by two or more touchdowns.
Mr.. Gray held heavy practice Tues
day afternoon and drove the team
through the freshman lines for repeated
touchdowns. Emporia may beat Gray's
men, but they won't beat Gray at hard
conscientious work, that's gaspipe
cinch.
The Lawrence Gazette imparts the
inform q i0u that tho Nebro AIN ahovuiuN
last Saturday afternoon indicates the
Huslkers to be big noise in the VAL
ley again this year. Jones should say
so! From present indications the Ga
zette might have said Nebraska looks
like the biggest noise there is." How
ever, here's hoping Wheaton's Jay
hawkers reduce some Of their "bigness,"
and here's hoping the 1chabods perform
the same delicate operation on the Jay
hawkers However. the 'Ichabods will
table Saturday. November z, at 2:3O
sharp. and If their efforts are success
full the Wheaton men will have expert
ence for their consolation. and may
profit by it.
The following is what the Lawrence
Gazette says about the Oklahoma-K.
U. game:
1.-THE Oklahoma defeat at the hands
Of Texas may not be as bad as it looks
that is. it may be no indication that
Kansas is to have a soft time next Sat
urday. Quite the reverse is possible.
There is a suspicion in Lawrence that
the redoubtable Owens was holding out
his choice gridiron fighters to keep
them safe from all harm for the big
struggle against Kansas. Benny likes
to show his old friends at Lawrence
that he turns out football teams with
has demonstrated for two years hand
running to an extent that caused great
local embarrassment.
Therefore the fact that the Sooners
were beaten In Texas means little Al
to the score on McCnok field this week.
The Jayhawixers arefs fairly certain to
face a team Saturday 'that win take all
the grit and skill they possess to pre-
vail against-supposing they will pre-
vail against it. which resembles an
enumeration Of the chickens before the
incubation period ended"
/ Mowers, whose deleted interview il
given above, says Notre Dame ought to
beat the Haskell Indians Saturday but
will have no sack cinch in the doing.
Mowers thinks NOtre Dame Is hardly
as good as she was last year but hopes
she will clean out the Indian wigwam.
Crippled knee stories still continue to
pour in from the Indian camp. Glenn
ents has torn 1igament for the second
time this season. Mzhicktene is lame
in the middle joint Of one OF his lower
,extremities and neither Of these men
will be in prime condition. However.
the coaches are working hard on their
defensive plays and are going under the
theory that a good offense is a good
defense, and that as long as you hold
the ball your opponent has little chance
of scoring.
| Russell, the K. q. quarterback, is re-
ported to have received injuries In
i Tuesday afternoons scrimmage that
will probably keep him out of the
Oklahoma game Saturday.
Kansas City. Oct. 2s.-Doc Reilly's
Kansas City Vets will play the College
of Emporia football team at Associa-
ton park Saturday. This is the first
time in recent years that the Emporia
football eleven has been exhibited in
this city Reports and results of their
games show them to be one of the
classiest college teams in Kansas. DR..
Reilly's Veterinary college team has
necessary strength to put up a big bat
F.. tie against q team of this quality.
! The following gridiron sidelight ia
from the Washburr Review:
Football players have fierce dis
cussion when time is out. Sample
from the Washburn-College Of EN-
poria game. Barrel (center for Wash
burn) to Altman <quarter for EN-
pOrfa), "Say, has a baby' -
Altman. What? Is that right? p Bar
ret, Yep. q girl. nine pounds" Ref.
"Play ball."
The Review also has he following
to say about the Ichabod-Normal
game next Saturday:
"Outweighed and pla. ing what is
doped to be one Of the best teams in
the state, Washburn meets the KAN
sas Normal at Emporia next Satur-
day afternoon. The team will be in
poor shape from the Emporia game
and the Normals in good condition
after the easy st Marys contest.