The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-29

JOURNAL-THURSDAY ]
season and right lively contest is
anticipated Saturday. Mr. Beneke has
a husky bunch and thinks that with
Glass and Pruesner in the line the team
ought to hold Lincoln to a close score
Thanksgiving. Glass win probably be
able to play in Saturdays game against
lola.
st. Marys, Kan, Oct 2e-Coach Nc
Laughlin is working his st. Marys men
hard for the Missouri Normals game
next Saturday. This week he is being
assisted by his former team mate.
Howard Ellis. Colgate's star quarter,
three years ago. The loyal rooters of
St Mary's have taken heart again after
the showing made by their team in the
second half of the Kansas Normal
game. To their mind the Blue and
White out played the Teachers in the
latter part OF the game.
Barry. the pigmy quarter. is in the
lineup again, having recovered from
a jolt, received in the first game of the
season. Captain Langhof has suffered
two weeks, but despite this has man.
aged to make his presence recognized
in almost every play. His young
brother. Irwin. broke into the stellar
aggregation last Saturday. IT'S a
shame to let the kid into an outside
game" said Coach Mclaughlin, But
he's too good a player to sit on the
bench"
The game with Dr. Aliens team is
expected to be a battle royal The Mis-
sourians are known to be strong. but
it is hoped in the local camp that they
will not be as heavy as were the Kan
sas Norma1s and Friends.
The date Of the Kansas Aggie-Okla-
homa football game has been changed
October 90. The game with Colorado
University has been cancelled.
The following games are scheduled to
be played tomorrow: Baker against
Paramount at Baldwin: Mo. Yves.
against Westminster at Fulton: Will
liam Jewell against Tarkio at Tarlkio.
A chart of the heavens for Saturday.
Oct. 81. shows that there will be many
hard fought football games throughout
the United States on that day Indica-
tons are that many teams will win and
just as many lose. The stars incline to
balanced portion of rejoicing and sor-
rowing throughout. The signs say
there will be a big intersectional game
of importance, probably between Mich
tgan and Harvard. In this game the
team that has Saturn affecting Venus
will come to grief, bereavement and
disappointment, and many of the play
ers on this team will subsequently be
Tilted by members of the opposite sex
because of the game.
In the Washburn-NCrmal game the
moon is squared to Mercury, denoting a
hard struggle and much Wrangling. In
Washburn's horary chart. cast for 8
O'Clock Saturday afternoon, the hyleg
is weak and afflicted and this denotes
that the mental qualities will be dis
turbed by well founded anxiety. A
comparison If Washburns and the
NOrmals horary charts shows that the
teams will be evenly. matched, but a
semisQuare between the sun and moon
indicates a trying time for the Icha-
bods. The Ichabods have an airy sign
| rising which indicates that they will
make considerable gains by use of the
forward pass. By a proper manipula-
ton of the mental faculties Captain
TrObert also should have luck in in
! tercepting passes of the opponents.
The Haskell Indians have fiery sign
rising in their horarya chart and indf-
cations are that they will be put to
dire extremities' tOtscofet against Notre
Dame. Several injuries of more or less
minor importance are indicated in this
game. -
The planets point to a startling sur
prise in the Lawrence game between
K. U. and Oklahoma. K. U. has Jupiter
in good aspect to Mars, Venus and
Neptune in Capricorn and every in
dicatiOn is that she will win, but pay
dearly for her victory.
1 An eastern journey is indicated fol
the Manhattan AggieS and the cOnfig-
uration shows that prominent base
ball official of Celtic origin will officiate
| in their game.
Indications are that information or
this and all other games Saturday car
be secured most readily by watching
the score boards of the Topeka State
Journal and reading its postscript edi-
ton. The stars also show that little
interest will be taken in American foot
| ball in certain parts of France, Bel.
gian, England and Germany Saturday
Many Topeka people will attend the
| kanSaS-OklahOma game at Lawrence
Saturday. The Santa Fe will have ex
ira equipment on No. ia. leaving a
| 1875, to take care of the crowd.
Lawrence. Kan. Oct. 29.-Light work
is characterizing practice Of the Jay
hawkers in preparation for the game
with Bennie Owens Sooners next Sat.
urday. The coaches are putting the
varsity through easy scrimmage worl
in order that a bunch of new play.
may be perfected before Saturday
Aside from this, signal drill and tack.
ling practice make up the greater par
of the work.
Lawrence, Kan, Oct. 29.-Coach Ber1