The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-10-14
IN THE HIGH SCHOOLS

squad is receiving training in forma
tons used both by the Kansas univer-
sity and Cornell university football
teams. Mr.. Carol. head coach, is a
graduate of Kansas university and his
| two assistant coaches are former-Cor-
nell football players.
| David Owl, coach of the Haskell
Reserves football team. composed OF
| the younger football candidates of the
Haskell institute. is looking for games
with high school teams.
| Fall baseball will be played by the
Halstead high school athletes instead
Tof football Games were played Oc-
tober and IS with the BUTLER high
school team.
| A campaign to sell 1000 season
football tickets has been launched in
+, the Kansas City, Mo, Central high
school. The opening game of the
season with the st. Joseph high school
resulted in a IA to IA tie.
! An inter-high school fall tennis
tournament is being staged by the
! high schools of Minneapolis. MINI.
| The high schools also have scheduled
! a series of cross country runs. The
| final tennis games and cross country
runs will be held October 23-
The Chase county high school foot
ball squad, at Cottonwood Falls, faces
it's two hardest games of the season.
Newton will play in Cottonwood Falls.
4 October 20, and Ottawa will meet the
Chase county team at Cottonwood
Falls November 8. The team will have
an off day October 81 Nine letter men
now playing On the Chase county team
are: Umberger, captain. Mayo,
Holmes, Coe, Trayer. Howard. Rider,
Wondering and North.
Marysville high school football
team, under the direction of Dewey
Wolgast, a graduate of Ottawa uni
versity, who is coaching the team for
the time, won its opening game froQl
/ Beattie high school, A to 0.
J The Cherokee county high school.
of Columbus. Kan. won its first two
games of the season from Galena and
the Pittsburg Normal Reserves. Mar
tin, quarterback, and Topping, full
back, both scored touchdowns by in
tercepting forward passes aud racing
forty yards for the counter.
Sparks high school defeated Ben
dena high school, IL to 8, in a fall
baseball game recently.
An upset in the football dope of the
Iowa high schools was staged when
the Shenandoah high school squad de-
feated the East Side high school team,
of Des Moines. to o.
T. J. Smith of Liberal, Kan, has
presented the Liberal high school ath-
4 letic board with football field. Work
of preparing the field for games and
erection of fences was financed by the
Liberal Chamber of Commerce. The
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games scheduled with many of the
strongest teams of western Kansas.
Mulvane high school opened.its 1922
grid season by defeating the Newton
high school team, 1e to o. at Newton
An athletic association composed o.
letter men has been organized at Law.
renee high school this fall. Officers
| for this term are: Bob Laptad, presi-
: dent. Jack Quinlin, vice president;
Stanley Lindley, secretary, and George
Mackie, treasurer. Other members OF
the club are: John Ackers, Donald
blowers, Philip Edwards, Lewis David
son and Orville Critics.
Atchison-Atchison high school DETECTED
Wetmore high school in football Friday
20 to 0.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS high school de
feated Maple Hill high school in football
16 to 6. Friday afternoon. =
Oskaloosa-Winchester high school defeat
ed Oskaloosa high. IL to g. here Friday. Al
the end of the first half the score was {
to o in favor of Oskaloosa.
Holton-The HoltOn high school second
team played the Dennison rural high team
to to tie at Holton Friday.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. outelassed FIRE.
donia in a verdigris Valley league game
here. Friday, winning 10 to 6. All Of the
tCoffeyville's scoring was done in the first
half when Halfback Benefiel went across
the line for three touchdowns. 'Fred0nie
made only one first down in the first half
on a criss-cross behind the line that
scored a touchdown.
| Clay Center-Clay Center high school de-
feated Minneapolis high Friday at Mime
apolis, 81 to O.
Strong City-Chase county high school
J won over Eskridge high, 80 to 0, IN the