The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-01-30
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Prune Pies. Lemon Sand
witches, Etc. g.
(By Clug.)

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
By Clug.)
Coach Gallagher Of Baker is to be con-
graduated upon the quality OF his basket
he has the best five that has shown its
ware in Topeka this season. and It il safe
to say that the little Methodist Giants
will mold their own with any team they
meet this season.
Every player is an accurate goal tosser.
could be smd Is en 1ay Clean
game. Trotter. the pigmy Of the Gianta.
seems to be as good on long shots as he
floor with wonderful speed.
The great trouble with Washburn in her
inaccuracy of the goal tossers and the ap-
parent lack OF team work There were
few times when q Washburn player got n
scored most of the points. did 80 by IN
dividual ability. Trobert's playing was
StaSsv tfSn . ass n sny ts
able to cope with Kinzer At center and
Nelson and Beals were kept well under
MeNish ' aed G 84aae We're not in the
while. Coach Gray says he expects to put
the remainder Of the season. and 1t IL
hoped that some of the kinks can be
that the team has been laboring under has
been the fact that some of the players
could not attend practice regularly. With
be eliminated. Another great handicap
has been the loss Of Captain Merrill
Ream. However. Nelson Is developins
into a good player and little more ex-
perience will enable him to strengthen the
team considerably.
basketball with the Baker University
team. says that he is in good condition.
sna he e no bellies t nls
lions about reporting for spring practice.
but hopes to stay in school as long as
possible. and thinks that he will not have
to go on the training trip when the others
do because of the fact that he has prac-
tieaily been in training all winter
little secret of labels private affairs FRI
day night when he told Of the twirler's
b is at aey he to
study medicine in the winter time until
he gets his NJ D., and then II his arm
peddling pills and fighting the under
takers.
low with slight tendency to badness
and a powerfully built body. He doesn't
smoke or dissipate in any way and is very
He never misses a basketball practice. or a
class. When asked what he thought the
Cubs would do this season. he said he
thought tney would give a pretty good
| account of themselves.
Those big-chested individuals who direct
musseIs to grow and expand are ali :.h.t
up For why" they demand. should
we be picked on. for why?'
The object Of their wrath is John Grier
T1ibben. who succeeds Woodrow Wilson Mt
presidentinE Princeton University. Ac-
cording to Nassau's classic head, college
That isn't exactly the way Prexy said it.
according to Hibben. schoo, athletics as a
whole would profit immensely If the
whole litter of paid coaches we're ousted
| The statement coming from the head Of
one of the largest universities In the
country has aroused storm Of comment
east where there are many small colleges
besides the larger ones, employing SAL
aried mentors.
| Despite the inroads of the Federal
! League American and National League
haif mion TO TO Se miop os1s
| New York Giants are the most valuable
baseball property in the world. President
refused 81 750.Oo0 for the club last year.
| William F. Baker quoted his price of the
Phallies to the Wards at one round mil.
s75oooo for the Cubs to Charles p. TAFT
| last year: and as they wouldn't come
through with $4,000 the deal fell through.
President Joe Lannin came into pOsses-
sion of the Boston Red Sox last year for
100000. It is said the recent sale of the
New York Americans brought its former
| New York. Jan. so-R-ooklyn Elks will
bid high tonight for possession Of the
first BAH that was put into play in the
| opening game OF the worlds series be-
tween Boston and philadelphia The ball
club house OF LODGE No q to which
| President John K Tener pf the National