The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-11-04
KANSAS GAMES THIS week

Kansas VS.. Oklahoma U. at Norman.
Manhattan Aggies VS.. Grinnell at
Manhattan.
Wash5urn VS.. Kansas State Normal
at Topeka.
Marquette university VS.. Haskell
Indians at Milwaukee. Wis.
Hays Normal VS.. Bethany at Hays
on Friday.
Fairmount VS.. Southwestern at Win
field on Friday
Pittsburg VS. Ottawa L. at Pitts
burg on Friday.
St. Mary's VS.. Baker at Baldwin.
Sterling VS.. Mcpherson on Friday.
Friends university VS.. Kansas Wes-
leyan at Salina on Friday.
College of Emporia VS.. Oklahoma
Agg.es at Saltwater.
Other Games OF Local Interest.
s Missouri VS.. Washington at st.
, Louis.
Iowa State VS.. Drake at Des Moines.
Chicago VS.. Ohio State at Chicago.
Minnesota VS. Iowa at Minneapolis.
Purdue VS.. Northwestern at Lafay-
cite.
The weekend of sport is filled with
games of interest. probably the best
game of the conference to be played
right in Topeka.
Coaches Hargiss and Schabinger, OF
poria Normal, invade Topeka tomor-
row with regalia of warriors ready
to administer defeat to Washburn.
The Normalites have marched thru
the conference so far without defeat.
Not only that, but they have won by
LARGE scores. without seeming trouble.
Dopesters and close followers of
football agree that the Normal aggre-
cation IS a great machine, and that
the backfield is without a doubt the
beet in the state.
on the other hand. however, the
dope can be arranged to give Wash
burn q chance.
Outside of winning from Friends.
s.. Nary's, Ottawa and Southwestern.
IIarEiSs's men beat Pittsburga The
first four teams have had a weak year,
with the possible exception of Ottawa,
and the Normal.tes won from Ottawa
Ca~'y in the season.
Tho defeat OF Pittsburg is a good
criterion of the Emporia team
strcnGth-hu+ here.
Coach Weede played the Normal
game with Scott on the sick list;
Sweat out with injuries; Opie, star
guard at home with a broken leg and
n couple Of other regulars on the hos
pi ~ l's+.
Tho Pittsburg men should not suf-
fer a belittlement because of their
defeat at tie hands of the "Yaps"
The Ichabods out at the Topeka
college have decided to look at the
de- from the favorable standpoint
q They firmly believe the Normals are
bc@'abie. and intend to prove it.
And they might. The dope has been
upset on so many different occasions
IN $ year that none remains from
which to make a reliable prophecy on
tho outcome Of a game OF course,
the No ma s have a large edge. but so
q d Missouri when she played the Ag-
los and so did the College of EN-
J oria acH inst Pittsburg. And we could
nome other 1921 battles that were re-
We us OF the kettle.
E.-oshburn will enter the game with
L. full bait strength with the ex-
Crp.ion OF LGhnoe Euler, halfback,
~ played a stellar game against
+" rmount last week. Euler is on the
s-'- iist with n rame shoulder Bearg
o.: Sharp wi fill his place.
Tho NOrm4l-Washburn game is a
Cl0ncc in lifetime for the Ichabods.
gould they win, there's faint
C2"nce for championship honors this
b, = despite the early-season reverses.
And tho State Teachers convention is
il session to watch the fun. That
aAou,d mike both teams go good,
shouldn't it?
Tho fFno ~, for tho