The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-21
SPORT WHEEZES
Being Purloined Dog Meat, Prune
Pies. Lemon Sandwiches. Etc.
(By Clug.)

st. Marys was scheduled to play
Kansas Wesleyan today.
If the Aggies don't win Saturday it
is presumed they will dance to the
tune of K. Us victory song Saturday
night. Ms
i News dispatches say that Mahan, of
Harvard, has stepped into the NAM
moth shoes of Brickley and they fit
him exactly. So it seemed when he
defeated Virginia singled handed
Saturday.
The Topeka high school eleven will
journey to Emporia Saturday to meet
the Emporia high school squad.
WalIop Warrensburg.
Watch US wallop Warrensburg"
this is the Washburn cry; and the
players say they'll do lido it Bead
or die. The STUDIES are stirring much
ly-making lot of fuss; they're
mixin' pep and pea vine pulp, to make
the Teachers cuss. We've got to
maui those Mule Heads you hear on
every Side-"WeVe got to win at least
We've got to clean their scooters, and
shear their shaggy mane-we've got
to flay 'em to a FRAGILE. to save Old
Washburn's name"
The wonderful Nebraska football
team has not suffered a defeat since
1912, and if the Notre Dame warriors
fail to lick them Saturday they will
have a good chance to add another
clean seasons record to their slate.
Dope on the two teams is unreliable,
but it seems that Stiehm's men should
go into the fray with a slight advan-
tage on their side.
The lines that face Jess Willard,
heavyweight champion, changed bit
Tuesday night when Frank Moran put
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list of possible contenders for the title.
Moran, it now seems, should be al
lowed to take the first licking from
Kansas Jess.
"It now appears that it was the
greed of the club owners which put
quietus on the proposed trip to Frisco
of the Champion Red SoX and the
seems that the club owners insisted
upon getting SO per cent of the pro-
ceeds of the trip. and the players re-
fused to stand for it.
Bob Burman, auto speed king, an |
nounces that he expects to drive 40 |
miles an hour at the new Sheepshead |
Bay speedway this fall If wild |
Bob's' car should ditch him when go
ing that fast, where would he land?
Those who saw Washburn defeated |
by Cooper college will probably be |
surprised when they see the Ichabods |
face Warrensburg Saturday Not only !
have the Ichabods improved 100 per
cent in defensive playing, but with |
Bearg and Beals at full and half, their /
offensive should be much better.
Gene Villipigue, who was hurt in
scrimmage several weeks ago, was out
in uniform Wednesday afternoon.
Willy says he will be able to play
in the game Saturday. if he is needed,
but he will not take chances unless the
team has to have him.
'Phog'' Allen, coach of the War
rensburg team, says that he expects
the Ichabods to try to take out their
revenge on his teachers for their past
defeats and that he expects a hard
battle.
1t is probable that old Washburn
students will remember the Warrens-
burg coach as former coach of the
K. u. basketball team DR.. Allen re-
signed his duties at K U. in 1909 to
study osteopathy and was succeeded
by w. o. Hamilton, present director
of athletics at K u
Another of the invading Missourians
who will be no stranger to Topekans
will be Taylor, left end, the man from
Ottawa who made the all-Kansas last