The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-11-09
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Can Washburn stage a come back
Friday in the game against the Ag-
gies? This question is receiving con-
, siderable attention just now.
Considering the form that the two
teams displayed last week, and the
short time the Ichabods have to get
into shape it seems improbable.
Stewart, villipigue and several of
the other Ichabod players received
some bad bruises in the K U. slaugh-
ter, and it is doubtful if they will be
able to play their usual game, al
though all will be able to get into the
game
The only thing that can save the
Ichabods will be the "old spirit and
Captain Beals's ability to get away.
If Beals had been given better inter-
ference last week he might have been
able to score. And he probably will
have this interference this week.
The most important Kansas con-
ference game of the week will be be-
tween the c. of E. and Cooper at EN-
poria Thursday. The Emporia team
mas ndQ d TWO weeks rest ana cooper
will have to play great football to win.
Many football followers cannot I'M
derstand why Henry Kendall college
was never heard of until last week
when the Kendall almost defeat
ed the Sooners. 1t is said that Kendall
this year is playing the backfield mel.
who were expelled from the Rolla
School of Mines last year for playing
a poSt-seaSon game.
K. U. enthusiasts should not get too
enthusiastic over the alleged slump
the Cornhuskers are reported to be
Laundering in. That is exactly what
Stiehm wants.
The less confidence the Jayhawkers
have the more desperately will they
fight. Therefore, Stiehm should
want to cheer them up as much as
possible. The steam roller engineer
takes as few chances as possible.
An exchange says: cit is evident
none of the Eli team was guilty Of
playing summer football. Also, that
none of the N. Y. Giants played sum-
mer baseball
The Denver club of the Western
league is said to have captured a big
league certainty in Catcher Bill Stew
ems, who was procured from Tacoma
of the Northwestern league via the
draft.
Animal DaShner, who played such
an important part in keeping the To-
peka Savages in the first division last
season has decided to spend the winter
in Topeka. Just now he is trying to
exterminate Shawnee county's squir-
rel population.
A report from K. U. announces that
Meyn, who played center against
Washburn last week, will certainly
start in the Nebraska game Saturday.
The Jayhawker officials are also said
to be printing other new men to spring
on the Huskers.
The Yale-Princeton game this week
will not amount to much as both
teams are pretty badly beaten. But
Brown can add quite a feather to her
cap by winning from Harvard, which
she is liable to do.
The University of Missouri-Drake
game at Columbia Saturday ought to
be q close contest. However, from
now on, the Tigers may be expected to
center their ambition on their game
with Kansas, which is the one game
where Missouri shows all her fighting
spirit.
Topeka friends of Cot He'll. the for
mer Washburn student who is now
at the University of Pittsburg, are un-
able to understand why Cot does not
that the ligaments in his shoulder
were torn loose early in the season and
that he has not entirely gotten over
the injury