The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-11-04

IL" He may be these thine1sim pr1c-
ttce. but in game he 3ssa real demon
for gaining ground
No. Is. Elmer Beafs Of Robinson,
= last years an Kansas halfback man.
Big Bear1 has been playing at full
back this week and Is looming up
stronger all the time. He il and has
been one of Washburn's most reliable
players He Is simply a bear" and
viii prove this by actual demonstra-
ton In Saturdays game against the
JayhawkerA
No. 10. T. R. McCosh of st. Johns.
McCosh has been substituting in the
back field this year, but has played in
several games and has showed up well
| in all of Them He. also. has q future
before him.
No. 90. Clarence McCanerty Of To-
peka. McCafferty has been subbing
! in the back field this season Also He
is a track man OF ability and has
much speed.
No. 81. Arthur Champeny of
Lyons. one of the fastest men on the
team and one of the best players ac-
cording to his pounds Champ"
either finds holes or makes them and
| is q great little player, from his great
toe to his cotton top
No 22. George Barrett OF Abilene.
a sub of ability and = young player
with bright prospects,
City. Drake has not played much
this season. but will probably be
heard from before the final curtain
falls.
No. -. Finney Markham Of To-
peka- Markham has been substitute
ing in the back field and has the quail
tiles of q first class football player.
By the above numbers We shall
know the above mentioned men in
all football games to come, and all
Topekans are urged to be out Satur-
day afternoon to watch these numbers
win and to pick out those who play
the best football. BY best football is
not meant individual playing, but the
best team work.
In last Saturdays K. U.-Oklahoma
game. the Sooners gained 344 yards to
Kansas 317. The Jayhawkers tried
one forward pass which was unsuc-
cessful while Oklahoma made II good
passes in 81 attempt The following
comment on Saturdays X. U.-Wash-
burn game is taken from a Lawrence
paper:
THE Kansas coaches will not ex-
pect an easy game with WaShburn
next Saturday just because the Nor
mails swamped the Ichabods under a
10 to score Saturday The coaches
believe the score indicates that Wash
burn played its second string in the
game most of the time To put up
a strong game gainst Kansas would
be the only object in saving out the
men. and the prevailing impression is
that the Jayhawkers will run into a
much more difficult proposition than
faced the Normals Saturday.
"Washburn never Quitsy' Beat K
o." Tie can to K. u These are a
few Of the black, vicious looking heads
in this weeks issue of the Washburn
Review, and the official college rag il
literally full to overlooking with the
enthusiasm that every loyal supporter
! of Old Ichabod feels over the coming
Jayhawker ginger-fest Saturday.
There will be a big parade Friday
night, says the Review; get shirt
tail. Also. Pep will beat kansas
get some
. "Washburn must VIM is the motto
and battle cry of everything in the
: southwestern part OF Topeka and II
enthusiasm and hard work count. the
Jayhawkers will retufn to Lawrence
Saturday night H11fi0s the p9umage of
their tail-feathers. meek and humble
in spirit. downcast as they never were
before. A big chapel rally win be held
at Washburn Friday and everything
about the impending conflict looms big
even to the Ichabod score that il
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