The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-08
FOOTBALL GAMES
Interest in Kansas Is Conferred
on X. U.-Washb~en Fray.
Eight Conference Teams Are
Scheduled to Play.

Chlef interest IN kansas football this
week centers on the <. U.-washburn
fray at Lawrence Saturday. Nebraska
defeated the Ichabods by two touch
downs in a hard fought contest last
week. The outcome of Saturdays
game will give some indication of the
relative strength of the two Missouri
Valley teams-Kansas and Nebraska
which will meet at Lawrence. No
vember Is.
Eight Kansas conference teams are
scheduled to play in conference con-
tests, while Pfttsburg normal meets
the Springfield (Mo.) normal. The
Kansas state Agricultural college is
scheduled for nen-eenference game
with Camp Funston. All games in
which Kansas college teams partici-
pate will be played in the state, ex-
ceptfng the Haskell Phillips univer-
sity clash at Enid, Okla
X. Y. Is Powerful.
BY trouneing Emporia normal az to
0 last week. K. u. demonstrated by
DIR. Forrest c. Allen has q powerful
scoring machine. Thirty Kansas men
were given an opportunity TO work cut
in the one-sided contest. Dutch"
Eonborg and Frank Vaudeville vet
eran ''I[' men, proved to be mainstays
of the university team. Coach Allen
apparently does not rely on any one
style of play, as line bucks and runs
and forward passes alike were used by
the Jayhawkers against the Teachers.
Washburn held X. U. to a seoFeless
tie last year and the showing Coach
Dwight Ream's men made against Me-
braska last week indicates that the
university will not have a lk-over.
The Iehabods showed q strong defen-
sive against N. U. but lacked the nee
essary offensive punch when there
were opportunities to score.
h. w. Meets Cooper.
Kansas Wesleyan, after q two
weeks intermission, meets Cooper
college at Sterling today. The Metho-
dists played their first game of the
season September "a, when they tied
Paramount college, 0 to 0. Cooper
last season lost all eight games played,
but scored 6 points to Southweste s
10 last week, which would indicate
that Coach Mcdonald has stronger
machine at Cooper this year.
G. of E. Meets Baker.
The College of Emporia-Kansas
conference champions for two seasons
in uccession-defeated Paramount
last week, Is to 0. The Presbyterians
will meet Baker at Baldwin this week.
The BakeFitcs lost their first game of
the season to Haskell, "A to Q, but de-
feated the strong william Jewell
eleven week later. Z to 0.
Paramount which is to meet Bethany
at Lindsborg has one defeat from the
College of Emporia and one scoreless
tie with Kansas Wesleyan on this sea-
sons record. Bethany was defeated
by Friends last week, 81 to o.,
Emporia VS.. Ottawa.
The Emporia Normal, with one de-
feat at the hands of K. U. and one vic
tory from Pittsburg Normal, will face
| the Ottawa university eleven at Em-
poria Saturday. The Baptist school
has been in only one contest so far
this season. overwhelmingly defeating
the Olathe Mutes.
The game with the Aggies will be
the first of the season for the Camp
Funston team which has been in train
ing several weeks under Lieutenant
Mcclure, former Harvard tackle, and
Lieutenant Fielder of Georgia Tech.
Friends Play Hays.
Southwestern, Friends university
ana Hays Normal have no games
scheduled this week. The st. Mary's
team will play its first game Of the
season October 16.
The schedule for this week:
Friday.
Kansas Wesleyan-Ceeper at ster-
| ling.
college of Emperia-Baker at EN-
poria.
Fairmeunt-B at Lindsborg.
/ Saturday.
X .-Washburn at Lawrence.
kansas State Normal-Ottawa at
| Emperia.
X. S. A. C-Camp Funston at Man
haitian.
Pittsburg Normal Springfield (Mo.)
Normal at Pittsburg.
Haskell Institute-P Phillips university
at Enid, Okla.
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