The Topeka state journal., 1921-10-27

back, 21 years old. weighs 16s pounds !;
Brady CowelI of Clay Center, right
halfback. % years old, weighs 154 pounds !;
Donald YandeH of Wilson, left halfback,
% years old, weighs 165 pounds; second
year.
R. NJ Nichols Of foskaIoosa, sub tackle,
Is years old. weight 175 pounds; first year
J. Franz of Manhattan, sub tackle, p
years old, weighs 1856 pounds; second year.
24 years old, weighs 1872 pounds; first year.
Dewey Goerke of Sterling. fullbaek, %
years old, weighs 178 pounds; second year.
Burr Smith of Hutchinson. sub end, %
years old, weighs 1872 pounds; first year.
The Drake VS.. Missouri game Satur-
day at Columbia is another scrap that
is working upon the interest of the
fans like a magnet upon steel.
The dope again might be worth
watching, but might not.
Drake defeated Kansas. Missouri
had a hard time winning from Ames-
then only by three points-a lucky
field goal. Kansas defeated Ames by
a touchdown margin.
The Missourians are worried. Coach
Clevenger is perturbed enough to de-
vote time in the afternoons to training
his Tigers on the art of pass intercept
ton, and time at night to worry.
The Duck Shop" tear is evidently
1unCIlOu1IlS pGI1SCllys 4AdL LI16y WAlA
put up a great battle is expected by
the Columbia-town residents Aerial
attacks have proven prosperous this
season for Drake. It was her surprise
in the form of passing that defeated
Kansas, and not SO much the success
of the passes as the surprise. And
Missouri realizes that she has neg
lected the development of the pass.
But Clevenger intends to remedy con-
ditions along that line.
To continue our remarks of last eve
ming concerning the Kansas Confer
ence games this week:
st. Mary's and Hays Normal will
engage in combat at Hays on Thurs
day.
Hays has played only two confer
ence games-one with MCPHERSON
They romped over the hills with the
Lonborg proteges, and emerged hold
ing the long end of 80 to 0 score. A
week later the Kansas wesleyan play
ers Succumbed to the Hays attack and
Hays won again, Is to 0.
St Mary's lost to Emporia Normals,
| IA to O; and was beaten 10 to by
ottawa. The st. Mary's men defeated
! Mcpherson in a severe battle, IT to
IA. The winning three points were
made in the last three minutes of play
| by a. drop kick from the 30-yard nne
| HAYS has the edge, If the Mcpherson
games of both teams can be taken tol
] a criterion.
| Kansas Wesleyan and Mcpherson
| both fail-enders in the race, meet Fiji
| day at McPherson-
| Mcpherson has four losses to it'
| discredit and Sa1ina has three Of thE
/ same.
Lonborg's men have been defeated
by Baker, Fairmount, st. Mary's and
Hays.
The salina team, coached by a new
man, and composed of new players
/ has lost three games in the confer
/ ence, to Sterling, Fairmount Ca for
| feif9 'tand Havs. Haskell defeated the
| Salina men SO to 0 in the first game
| of the season.
! But a game between two weak team:
will not attract lot Of attention.
| Both Kansas Wesleyan and Nc
Pherson were defeated by Fairmoun
"a to 0, altho Salina left the field II
the third quarter, thereby forfeitins
the game.
! Friends university of Wichita meet:
| Sterling college Friday at Wichita.
Coach Banbury's QuakeFs have tht
edge on the battle. Southwestern
| college defeated the Quakers 10 to Z
while the Winfield men administered
failure to the Sterling players, % to 8
Sterling also has defeats chalkei
against her at the hands of Bethany
a IL to score, while Friends uni
vers:ty was defeated by the Bethan!
men by the same tally.
Banbury's players have been en-
couraged by sport writers and fan
over the state as a powerful eleven
The dopesters have declared time anC
again that the Friends gang has no
| vet hit its stride. The season is get
ting late, and yet the Quakers hav'
j not delivered.
The fans are expecting Friends Il
defeat Sterling, a1tho the severe de
feat administered to Friends by tn,
Emporia Normals, AZ to 0, may hav.
taken the wind completely out O.
| Quaker sails