The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-11-04
IN THE HIGH SCHOOLS

The Rotary club of Kansas City,
Kan, is today sending the entire foot
ball squad of the Kansas City, Kan,
high school and the school band to the
K. U.-Oklahoma game in Lawrence
This will make a total of forty boys
who will attend the game as guests of
! the club.
| In Mackie, fullback and captain,
Lawrence high school has one of the
best line plungers in the state. Punts
made by Wellman, quarterback, in
recent game against the Argentine
high school team averaged thirty-seven
yards. Lindley, half, who played
quarter last year, is also playing a
star game this season.
CIeburne and Leonardvi11e high
schools are to meet twice this season
on the gridiron. The first game play
ed recently resulted in a to victory
for Cleburne. Leonardville hopes to
get revenge for the defeat when the
teasns meet on Armistice day.
An intercIass football tournament
for girls is beingsheld this fall in Esk-
ridge high school.
The southeast Kansas high school
league has been recently formed in
GLIDING the following schools: lola,
Chanute, Parsons, Columbus, Chero-
kee, PHtsburg normal high School,
Pittsburg and Fort Scott. Activities 70
be engaged in by this league include
football, basketball, track, debate,
grafton and defamation. OfNcers OF
the league are: ]. w. Shidelera princi-
pal Fort Scott high school, president.
and J. L. Hutchinson, principal OF
Pittsburg high school, vice president
A homecoming day parade was
staged in Abilene preceding the Abb
dene-Emporia high school football
game recently. The various depart
ments of the school were represented
in the parade by floats. Abilene lost
to Emporia, 8 to o.
A twenty-five niece band has been
organized in the Salina high school.
The band plays at allfootball games.
Wamego-Dickinson county high
school defeated Wamego high here
Friday, &c to 0, in a clearly fought
game, the sixth straight victory for
the Dickinson county team
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS high schoofs
football team, which goes to Topeka
on Saturday, November rs, defeated
Kansas City, Kan, high. 10 to Q, in
football today in the Kansas univer-
Clay Center-clay county high
school defeated Junction City high
Friday, 81 to b. on a muddy field.
Perry-Lecompton defeated Perry.
90 to o, in football Friday. Taylor, of
Lecompton, made all three touch
downs.
Valley FalIs-vaIley Falls and Mer-
iden played to 0 to o tie here Friday.
Falls three-yard line. Two long for
ward passes, Faulkner to Stanton,
that Melted seventy-five yards, fea-
tured for Meriden-
Greensburg - Greensburg defeated
Liberal high school in hard fought
game here Friday, s to o.
Spearville-Spearville d e e
Larned in football at Spearville Fri
day, 26 to o.
Pratt-Making the lone-touchdown
in the third quarter, Pratt high de-
feated Dodge City high here Friday.
to o. Fisher, fullback, put this ball
over for Pratt.
Hoxie-Lenora defeated Hoxie high
school, IS to o. here Friday.
Winfield-Winfield high school de-
feated Ell Dorado high, 13 to 0, here
Friday.
Bonner Spr.ngs-The Bonnie
Springs, highs defeated Leavenworth
here Friday, 81 to 0, after leading at
the half by 20 to o. The visitors never
Threatened the locals goal line.
Ottawa-The Ottawa high school
sustained its seasons undefeated rec
ord Friday by defeating Chase county
high school at Cottonwood Falls, is
to O.
Smith Center-Smith Center lost a
hard fought football game Friday to
Beloit high, p to Z.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rural high
school clashed with Wakefield in a