The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-03-24
Sport,Notes
By HAROLD HENDERSON.

There is still a possibility that
Washburn college may be represented
by baseball team this season. Play
ers and supporters will probably hold
a meeting this week to decide def
nitely on the question. The candidates
may form a nine without receiving the
approval of the athletic association
of the school. Marvin Stevens, grid
iron and cage star, states that if he
is given $500 with which to purchase
equipment and defray other expenses,
he can show a balance at the close of
the season.
, All statements that high school bas-
ketball has been below par during the
past season, have been nailed. Wich-
tia high school defeated Paramount
game played this week at Wichita.
Paramount held third place in the
Kansas conference standings at the
close of the season. Wichita was not
the strongest high school team in the
state. 1t was vanquished by both Fort
Scott and Newton.
From all appearances Kansas uni
versity and Missouri will not be the
only strong contenders for the title at
the Missouri Valley conference indoor
meet at Kansas City Saturday night.
Coach Charles Bachman, of the, Kan
Sas Aggies, is putting the finishing
touches on his men. Out of eleven
v
ten. The Aggie representatives will
be: Erwin, 50-yard dash; Hope, high
hurdles; Dobson and Hope, low hur-
dies; Price. half mile; KuykendaH.
Matthias and Clap, mile; Henre and
KuykendalI. two-mile; Jennings, Con-
stable, Dobson, high jump: Counsel.
Hope and Dobson, pole vault; Butcher.
lshot put; Riley and CASTOR. quarter
lmile.
Leonard Paula, captain and star
sprinter for Grinnell, left, Des Moines
last night for Kansas City, where he
Missouri Valley indoor meet. He was
accompanied by Dougherty, 4 miller:
FigIey. two miller, and McIlrath,
Quarter miller.
Baseball men at Topeka high school
ore determined that they can build up
team Of unqualified success. The
candidates are now practicing regu-
;arly and ale furnishing their own
equipment They have issued cbaI-
The men who are reporting for pr&c-
lice are: Jolly. Brinker, Denney, Oar
row. Cowdrv, Goss. fowler. Carmain,
Erent. MYSrs. Mclaughlin. Hanna,
Abmeyer. Graefe, Breithaupt, Miller.
Peal, Holman, johnson, Fisher, Fra
zee, Beg. 10y and Bradfield.
Actual outdoor football scrimmage
versity. The men are now divided
into the squads and the rival elevens
are staging stiff battles.
Did Everett Bradley. Kansas uni
versity track captain, break a worlds
record in the fifty-yard low hurdles
at the Kansas-Missourt meet held last
week at Kansas City? That is the
question which predominates the dis
oussions of track fans. 1t is known
that he at least tied the worlds rec
ord, which is held by Sylvester and
Sckolz of Missouri university. The
time is As seconds. The Tiger rep
three hurdle race while Captain Brad
ley made his III four hurdle race.
The all-Central Kansas high school
basketball league team, which has
been selected follows: forwards, Hill,
of Mcpherson, and Oliver, of Abilene;
center, Coleman, of Ellsworth; guards,
Crumpacker, of Mcpherson. and Day
hoff, of Abilene. The second all
league team follows: forwards, Show
alter, of Mcpherson, and Mccoy, of
Ellsworth; guards, Carnine, of Abb
lene, and Gay, of Junction City; CEN
ter, Corporan, of Salina.
Preliminaries for the inter-school
wrestling tournament at Kansas uni
versity are being held this week.
The Salina high school quintet has
just closed successful season, win
ming fourteen games and losing eight
1t met some of the strongest teams in
ward, scored 100 points.