The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-19

Monday afternoon the Icha ! were WdS,s con
graduating themselves that Nebraska
didn't score a point a minute.
Also, many of them were congratulating
day at noon instead of Friday night They
passed over the bridge at Ran oi5dnt at at
pened early the next morning
shape. None of them were killed and no
arms legs were left as souvenirs
But nearly every member of the team
has a spot on him somewhere that re-
the most severely hurt of the squad. He
received a bad cash over the eye that laid liti
him out for spell, and he will probably
be out of the game for a week or so.
McCosh was hurt in the shoulder, Rice
nose Champeny got few minor bruises
and Newell has a rib torn loose. Sam
Stewart was not out to be examined Mon
day.
member of the team who didn't come home
with pets under his hide ana IN order TO
Sunday d. syn night and bunged himself up
pretty badly.
With Muirhead out of the game, Elmer
Bearg is being relied upon to play full
back against Warrensburg Saturday and
with the an among them 1han tb 5ee
have been since the disastrous season
! opened
! Hank Sullivan, the Iehabods' subquar-
ter has two cracked ribs and will not be
Bob Hasty also is out with injured cross
Stats.
Apologies to Walt, Mason & Co.
The. football seasons speeding BY, 1,i1
moleskin warrior muttered AND soon ~
f hide JUST five and
iii smoke" the first one cried with giee;
And then by Heck, it is no joke, IL feel
like am free But we will have to win
one game the second warrior said ITO
lose them alit Me will w Rayf ro@
Washburn," the other moleskin boosted.
IF we can't beat them, goshdurni then we
will sure get roasted.
In it's story of Saturdays game the e., Lin in
| coin Star paid "Pinky" Beals, OF WASH
| burn, the following compliment:
Out beefed by a substantial margin and
the oval by resortfng to straight football,
the Ichabods switched to forward pass
nass to .Pinky' Beals. the Washburn cap
tain, good for thirty yards Iho c OF das
F Sebraska's goal in the 1914 encounter;
With a regular football machine, Pinky"
would stack up as real grldlron star.
renort comes from st. Joe that Jack
Holland is trying to land jack CoiIesy,
nrnmmers next season Coffey undoubt-
edly would make the Drummers a good
leader but is there nothing better in the
line of baseball endeavor for man of
Gentleman Jacks calibre:
Speaking of ex-Western league managers
and their future it is announced that josh
Clark. who led the Sioux City club to the
remnant in 1914, has retired from the game
For GOOD 1t was reported some months
ago that he void have charge OF the
Wichita club next season
| An "Old Timer penned the following
| lines for the New York World;
The good old football days are dead,
Now squeamish ump1res rather Iro"h
| ON kicking in a rivals head
The moment that you get MIN uo"h-
The eleated dance on a PROSTATE frame
Is but a happy memory now
| Sluggings not practiced IN tne game
| mot in the open, anyhow
| Mayhem's discouraged; goug1ng TOO.
! Seldom we hear the thrilling moan
| of old Men play a contest through
| without a single broken bone
| Men seek for skill instead of skull
| And speed instead of beef and he1ght,
| The undertakers find 1t dull, -