The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-12-13

baSketeerS are facing hard Sched-
ule this winter and spring.
The conference this year as a whole
made lists of hard games and Ream
chose the stiffest.
Two trips are listed on the Icha-
bod slate, one to Emporia where the
Ichabods will play the Kansas State
Normal on February 10, and the Col
lege of Emporia on February II.
Two games are scheduled with Hays
Normal on consecutive days at Hays
one on the second and one on the
third of February Then the Ichabods
go to Salina for a toss with Kansas
Wesleyan en- February 4.
Eight home games are to be played
this season.
Lawrence Perry, widely known east
ern sport writer and football critic,
added his pick to the already num-
erous "All-American" teams. Perry,
in selecting his two teams, has worked
upon a purely theoretical method OF
procedure. and without intent to place
the men upon a field in battle array.
Individual merit determined whether
or not a man placed on Perry's team.
Warren Parr, of Topeka, won
place at left end of the first eleven
picked by Perry.
Perry says the following about Parr:
HE played a whirlwind game, was
a driving engine of destruction IN
smashing interference, ana a pestf-
lence to the opposing tackle when on
attack and downfield he was an ac
curately aimed thunderbolt."
The Pick by Perry is:
AIl-America. Second All-America
p.rr Norr Left End cr,s,er chicago
Huffman, Ohio State 49,. Keck, Princeton
Trott. Ohio state e-l -. schwab, Lafayette
Center
wittmer, Princeton. Stein, Pittsburgh
Right Guard
Brown, Harvard. -. Redmon, Chicago
Right Tackle
Shaw, Notre Dame. &c. Drumm, Wisconsin
Right End
Goebel, Michigan. =. .McColum, Penn State
Quarterback
A. Devine, Iowa. ......... Romney, Chicago
Mohardt, Notre Dame. .Kaw. Cornell
Halfback
Killinger, Penn State. Crangle, Illinois
Bud" Ralph Widick, all-state cen
ter on the 1921 football selection and
last years captain of the College Of
Emporia basketball team, has decided
against entering the University of Ne
braska for the spring semester. 1t
was reported over the conference that
Widick was enrolled in the Nebraska
institution and intended remaining
there for the balance of his college
career.
Widick said when asked concerning
his sudden change of mind. He will
play with the Henry basketball quintet
this winter.
Stanley Rogers Topped Topeka's
Tommy" Tomlinson to the mat twice
in twenty-three minutes at Warwick
hall The first fall came in seventeen
minutes, the next in six minutes.
The match was fast and fairly clean,
altho rot as free from shady work as
the two previous matches.
He was too good for me-" said
Tomlinson at the end of the match.
Referee Jack Woods issued a chal-
lenee-to the winner of the bout for
match in the near future with Gus
Papos, a Greek wrestler II the
match with Papos comes thru, To-
pekans will have an opportunity to
see one of the best men in the ring.
PapOs has thrown some of the best
m n in the country
A little disagreement on the part of
officials and promoters was the only
black mark upon the evening.
wrestling is due for a revival in To-
peka, judging from the crowd and the
enthus asm shown at Warnick's hall
during the match.
All that's necessary is to keep the
game clean. Topeka sport lovers will
stand for nothing bordering on the
unsportsmanlike.
Centre college finally adjusted her
game difficulties. and a definite game
has been scheduled for January with
Texas A. ard NJ, at Dallas. Washing
ton and jefferson had the game sched-
uIed with the Texas school originally,
but in order to allow them to play
California university at Pasadena on
the same day, Centre took the game.
Coaches and sport writer's in the
Verdigris valley have chosen an all
valley team from the football teamsI
participating in games the past season.
The schools represented were, In the
order of their final standing, indie
pendence, Coffeyville, Neodesha, FIRE.
donia. Caney, Cherryvale, Altamont
and OswCgo. independence finished
her schedule without a single lost
The au-vaIley pick is as follows:
Ends-Morrison, Neodesha, and Arm
strong. AltamOnt.
GuardsGGeekler, Independence, and P.
Haggard, CoheyviIle.
Center-Davis, Neodesha.
uarterback-Kennedy, Fredonia.
Observation-Disclosures, Cherryvale, and
Heiser. Independence. captain.
Fullback-Russell. COffeyvtlle.
Second Team.
Ends-MikeseI, Fredonia, and Smith, In
dependence.
Fackies-Nichols, Coffeyville, and Voc,
Independence.
Guards-StreigeI, Fredonia, and Meyer,
Independence
Center-Sticelber. Coffeyville.
Observation-Disclosures, Independence.
Halfbacks-Crockett, Neodesha, and u
rich COffeyville.
Notwithstanding, independence.
Monday afternoon tells the story of
the inter-class basketball champion
ship at Washburn.
BY defeating the freshmen class 2S
to Monday afternoon the Juniors OF
Washburn college finished their sRhed-
ule without a defeat.
They will meet the winner of the
sophomore-senior game for the cham
pionship of the college.
Following is the list of basketball
schedules for the Kansas Conference