The Emporia Gazette from Emporia, Kansas • Page 5

THE EMPORIA DAILY GAZETTE "lk Emporia, -Kansas, Thursday, October IB, MBi TILT I LEfflEBi 'Quig to Miss Turkey Game Second Time in 20 Years Victory TeacKers Temporary Coa: Lead. HORNETS TO WiNFlELD PLAY SOUTHWESTERN SATCE- DAY IN IMPOBTAXT GAME. Team in Fine Condition for Eattlt- Expett Hard Game from Second Annual Battle With I C-aracs Tits sr.r.ual game between i Japanese in the treacherous art the Saporfa and the 'Blind Tom." He will be ac- Teachers College. an on tfce trip by airs. I i imasspiving day not be cora- i Quis their sons, "Mike" and Quiglcy will not be at! They will return early! a golden opportunity ihe business end the referee's I in December.

'their fingertips to "annex a tern whistle as he Is known to Em-Inoran" lead in the Central Confer- fes' a wire to authorities of the POM as. has officiated the C. ot See the Emporia College i i ed 10 SUCC 1 agaln3t wiilTa standard bearer of a rival i two schools-this week, the veteran Normal same ior the past 20 years' ootball team on a ir I circuit, the College of Hinporla, foot-! tby defeats Teachers and C. of and plan to regaia sojas of their tost presume at ihe espense the Smporians. Monypeny has re-arranged his and will start Lander, i Richardson, Mescb.

Captain Jones in the offensive quartet. Tlds combination has ueen lunction- ing srnoothly this will em- play ihe pass frequently in Satur- HARR CREW TO C. PLAYS WESTMTKSTEK. SATCR- DAT AT MCEHLEBACB FlEt-0. nev veteran halfback, witt call signals and Captain Selves and Haun will round out ths quartet.

JETTICK Health Shoes ss sttps DOWN'S SHOES 9 s. cth laden with the responsibility the ity olj erencei collegians com- yd KansaJ in an inter-state batfie BAKER PLAYS BETHANY Game at liniZsbore Satnrday Jm- At asked to be relieved irom coalract this year that he amj iamily might take a trip to the Orient. Mr. Qirigle.v, together with Cobb ard WaUer Johnson wiu w. conduct a baseball coaching school At Ksr-sas CoJegc o.

Eaipo- ift un ver sities this Saturday wits bat oae break, the game in 1916. He also officiates most ol the basketball games between the two schools. His successor on Thanksgiving day has not besi named. Isadora Anderson, of Kansas City, will uni- ris vs. Pulton, Mo.

who is a National league pire, and Reeves Peters', also of basobalf umpire, will instruct ihe Kansas City, will be head linesman. At University vs. TvSsa VnlversSty. Prevent Aggies from Aggies Meet Jaynawkers With Five Wins Behind Them Manhattan, Oct. mcmorj- of five straight years of passes probably will constitute the victory urging them on.

It will be Ramming Jayhawk Line Oct. IS of Central conference six teams in the loop wlf is games this week, four Manhattan, Oct. 18 (if) in ar.d two oui-oi-state tackle stabs, end runs and forward games. One team will be idle. Ai the week's games offensive of the Kansas Aggie foot- an inspired troup ol Wildcat war- We- uBQcieated Emporia l-ail team in the game with Kansas; riors who trot out on Aheam field CoUese Err.twria and Emporia here Saturday.

Because of the, Saturday to meet Kansas Oniver- into the lead, and lightness of the backfield the sity, and it will be an equally Info 1 'owers already are gies are not expected to do 5 pi re aggregation of Jayhawks out ijie possibility the i the line. present striving to erase the record championship coming up The Aggie forward wall which the past years. for decision whin the two meet in fans pick to start the annual garnCj Although it is impossible to get Pe No. 5 Friday afternoon at o'clock fcr Winfield. where they mil Joe Zile.

regular end. provide the traction for ior Kansas 5 Friday afternoon at 3:20 o'clock! are they will meet the Westrnin-' portant Old Circuit. conference games this the Friday- on Saturday. Harr will take 2S wn on Mary. vs.

Kansas the Cowiey county seat. becomes a necessity. The re as it was against C. of E. A FACES AGGIES SATURDAY r.

nua i Ti la day bat- probably will average 184 pounds i tackle to tackle, with snipO' 5 will be the r.ound men on the wing's. Myers. the to defend guard, and. Bauman. tackle, will be us record ihis week, olsying South- avauabie ior the first time this western at Winf ield "Saturday.

The i year. All other casualties-and there oth-r leader College of Emporia. nave bctul many-are expected to tul niLx vrfth of Ful- ton. Mo. to non-cotiierence tilt al Kansas City.

Piitsburg Teach- ers and Washbum will meet Friday in TopeZ-a and Wichita University V.TII leave ihe conference fold for an engagement with Tulsa Unix'ersi- ty. at Saturday. Hays Teachers will be idle this week. With the Pittsburg Teachers invading ihe Washburn field, two de- 1 ieaied teams battle for a chance i climb from the cellar ranks. Despite defeat? in their initial circuit be ready to play at least part ot game.

Five Aggie r-latt, Weller, Evans and Freeman, Towler. an end, were injured in the Hays game last week and ether Injuries occurred in practice early this week. Coach ''Bo" McMUlin. thus beset with injuries probably will wait until game time to announce his starters. rillCHIGAN GOES UNDER comparison of the two teams, in- While the Hornets Rave good two week's rest has given the Purple counts of themselves against renewed light that may cause the ita week, the eagle eyes i Hornets considerable trouble.

Coaches Welch de- tected a few faults in their One or two play; were a little jag- ged, and the defense showed minor i weaknesses. The necessary polish' has been applied to the formations this week and two scrimmage ses- i sions have patched up the line irregularities. Welch lias given his cohorts several new plays to flash at Winfield Saturday and these have come in for considerable attention. The last hard practice session before the game was disposed of last night and (rom the time devoted to several pass plays, it is gleaned that Welch csmuch as they have not played plans to use the aerial game for one the consensus games, bath schools presented cred- wolverines Seem To Be in elevens. The Ichabod team.

of orst Football Sea: opinion is that they will be evenly matched. Neither one has played brilliant football tills year, and neither has playea any team which could be termed an exceptionally' strong aggregation. On the basis of sheer ability to score, Kansas State has the edge, having rolled up a total of 67 points in three games, Kansas university has defeated Grinnell by a 14 to 0 score and tied Washington U. 7 to 7. School spirit at State, which always comes to blood heat before the game with the Jayhavvks, was rapidly being inflamed today.

News that Evans. Gove City, star quar- 1 of his chief weapons. The Hornet regulars are in tiptop condition for the game with the exception of Paul Ridgeway. who jimmed up his trick shouuder in practice Tuesday. The big tackle will be ready to go Saturday, how- i ever.

Leg injuries to Fish and Campbell are healing rapidly, and Freeman, the other tackle, is" recov- 1 ering from a kinked neck. ineup at Winfield which has opened the games with Hays and Wichita, i This eleven includes Captain Camp-i Dell and Pish, ends; Ridgeway and Freeman, tackles; Hunt and J. Leith, i guards; Giloin, center; McCoy, quar- i ter; Sipe and L. Herbert, halves; yet a little gresn has been rebuilt week with emphasis on the risht wing which failed to hold the victory bound Presbyterians last week. The Gorillas, after two weeks oi scrimmage are expected to the same'battering line tactics that the Emperians used against the Ichabods.

Dope favors the Emporia ers in their pending encounter with i Southwestern, especially after the 1 impressive defeat handed the by the College of Emporia in its initial fray. The Builder machine, both line and backfied has i undergone some, shifting since the i defeat in preparation for ihe Hor- Jnet game. Southwestern probably will meet with an aerial offensive, favorite weapon of Yellowjackec teams in years past, which they may be able to combat better than the line plunging the Presby- tenans. A severe test with no conference standing at stake, awaits the Col- of Emporia as it enters the for One 1 ierback, and Freeman, Hoxie, full- back, might not get to play in the game, has caused the students to Chicago. Oct.

18 football slump, which begins to look as though it might be the worst in more than three decades, has kindled vengeful hopes of rival elevens which have been beaten year after year by the powerful and smart maize and blue machines of the past. Ever since "Hurry tip" Yost trotted out his famous "point-a- minute'' team at the beginning of the century it has been the ambition of-several Big Ten teams to defeat Michigan anci this year the dark cloud at Ann Arbor holds a silver lining for them. After 28 years of futile en'ort, Indiana finally turned the trick last week, defeating the inexperienced Wolverines by one touchdown, the first one ever scored against Michigan by the Hoosiers. Saturday, Ohio State, which hasn't defeated Michigan since 1921 and only three times in 24 attempts; since 1897, hopes to achieve its 'ambition be- lists at Kansas City, wiihuie West- fore 80,000 spectators at Columbus, minster crew. The HSnporians downed the Missourians last season 6 to 0, but this season the Fulton aggregation crashed Washington University 6 to 0.

After belag severely siung by the Hornets last week, the Wichita Wheat shockers are favored to win over Tulsa University. Coach 8am Hill has beer, driving his team at top speed all week." developing both passing and running attacks for use against the Oklahomans. SPIJTTDCG AX EIGHT. Hain has fallen almost continually at the Big Ten training camps this week, adding to the worries of the coaches whose teams have important conference games Saturday. Many have driven their players through muddy scrimmages but have been unable properly to dissect weaknesses.

Indications are that- Coach Robert Zuppke of Illinois will rely tirely on his veterans to repulse Indiana's invasion Saturday. He has been working the veterans on the most of the week. At In- Kansas City, Mo. a trie 1 but it' can be done. Larry Stone, veteran race driver and local repair shop owner, turns one aviation -'eight" motor into two -four" auto race motors.

i UUU1J varsity diana, Pat Pagte has been ing better teamwork in the: center combination blocking. and more effective Day by day, Chicago's chances for Read the advertisements. Our Dignified, I Convenient Payment Plan. I victory over Minnesota become darker. nounced the best Yesterday, it- was an- Wayne Cassle.

kicker on the probably Maroon The powerful magnets of style and value draw inewmen to 'KuppenheiiHer clothing. '-Ken iave paid more for "ssid less -yhen a total stranger to Suppenneimer clothing mes on.his first suit, he doesn't" "stop to tinnK it he sees in the runtjr and what he hears about cost decide for him. ''Have you eret slipped into a Kup- team, would be out of the game because of a broken arch, making the casualty list total veterans. Minnesota went through a hard scrimmage yesterday and all seemed well except that Win Brockmsyer. fleet sophomore back, has a bad thousand are expected to watch the Chicago-Minnesota game.

Purdue and Wisconsin, Saturday's rivals, wallowed in mud yesterday in preparation for the game. Coach Glen Thistlethwaite will leave for Lafayette tonight with 12 backs and 21 linesmen. SHADE TO MEET BELGIAN. Chicago, Oct. 18 Shade, California middleweight, and Hcne Devos of Belgium have been matched to meet in a 10 round bout here November 2.

IE their last meeting, Devos gave Shade a lacing, compelling him to cancel or postpone several bouts until he recuperated. become allied against a common Jaynawker invasion. Although Coach McMillin refused to make any comment on the game other than to say that the Aggies would have to improve more than seems possible to win. the student body is confident of another Kansas State victory. A possible starting lineup is as follows: Towler, Topeka.

and Daniels. Luray, ends; Telford, Manhattan, and Lyon, Manhattan, tackles: Taekwell. Phillipsburg, and McBurney, Newton guards; Pearson. Manhattan, center; Anderson, Salina, quarterback; Meissinger, Abilene, and Weller, Olathe, halfbacks; Barre. Tampa, fullback.

If Evans and Freeman are in shape to play, they will probably replace Weller and Barre, respectively. Outdoor Season Closes Witlb Uzcuden Meeting Peterson in New York vs. St. I Mary's. In meeting the Westminster clev- Saturoay.

j. ihe Fighting Presbyterians are! Ai Beth- being pitted against the bully of the I anv. Missouri Intercollegiate conference, Ai vs. Bethel. years Coach Pislee's Benedict's vs.

have'ruled the dominion oa the far i McPhcrsou. side of Kaw and this season seems to be no exception. The Tcseka, Oct. IS the Hon team holds victories ox-er Wash-i last of its teams entering confer- ington University and Drury col- cnce competition last week, the 1928 lege to date, both by scores 6 Kansas conference football season That Washington is a. worthy: iOe J5 -cll under tray, and this week was clearly demonstrated Saturday a member teams mix- when the St.

Louis aggregation held i eircuit Two games Bill Hargiss'Jayhairks to 7-7 tie. be'played Friday and thrse Westminster is a football school Saturday. with football traditions. It is a boy's The week's games trith every team school with an enrollment cf 500 involved in the loop arc; certain to and the chief subject is The change the standings now headed Bluejays fell victims to C. of E.

last by a triple tie combination of Kan- year, however, by a 6 to 0 count, S2S Baker and Bethany. Harr has been drilling his cohorts and Friends and St. Benedict's hard this week hi preparation ior knotted for second place. St. Missourians.

Several rough! Mary's has a tie game to its spots in the attack have been bev- cord, Ottawa. Sterling. Bethel eled down and the west siders were and MePhersori ore at the bottom, i working smoothly last night in their i. Friday's games trill be between I last strenuous session before the I St. Marj-'s and Friends at St.

Several plays which'were I raggedly executed against Washburn havp hppn nprfected this week and Andrew Olson. have been perfected this week and Harr is optimistic about his team's chances for victory. Mary's, and Ottawa University and -Kansas Wesleyan at Salina. Beth- Olson of will return to the any and Baker will battle ai Lindsborg. Saturday; Sterling and Bethel at Newton and St.

Benedict's and The Presbyterian mentor will have McPherson at McPherson. every regular in the game, although St. Mary's -'veteran eleven will Alton Haun, the team's ram rod, (Continued on Page Eleven) will enter the milling with a badly! bruised leg. Hickey, Gibb, Edwards! and Burnett, full. Southwestern is preparing for the scrantcn" largest liomecoming croxvd in his- I tory and has placed 2,500 seats: around its new field.

The Builders season with a leg at right tackle, forward aad for mg Tonrhp--c reaay to go if neeaea. CoUege Sq uad. His hornet from Syracuse, fcr Chuck; 130 pound quarterback who i Leaded shells, guns and rifles at piloted the team against Southwest- Roberts-Blue Undertaking Co. Exclusive undertaking Ottlce Phone 76 K. G.

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M. KRETSINGER Stone 305 Emporls State Bint have blood in their eyes, placed there McCarthy em and Earl McCart- Gives tbt HKT the EniA- iwicb. Ti7fe! Rerytahere Frank and Ernest ByBRIGGS New York. Oct. lid will come down on a disastrous outdoor boxing season at Ebbels field night.

In the final outdoor show, Paulino Uzcudun, rough and tough Basque heavyweight, will meet Big Boy Peterson of New Orleans. The encounter is scheduled to go 10 rounds and to start at 10 p. unless the weather, 1 further injuries or other difficulties that have made it as hard to end the outdoor season as it was to start it hold up the proceedings. The Basque woodchopper scheduled to do his hewing on person of Roberto Robert! but the Italian giant discovered a pair of broken ribs and Peterson was called in as a substitute. The Big Boy is not expected to provide much opposition foi; Paulino unless the Basque's recent inaction has softened him up considerably.

Early in the season Peterson met Roberti, losing on a foul, but that was the only battle of importance in which he has taken part. HUNT FIGHTS LOHMAN. Bout To Be Staged In Wichita'on October 29. Wichita, Oct. Hunt was awarded an unofficial referee's decision over Angus Snyder here on the American Legion's boxing show on October 8.

With this decision went the privilege of meeting Joe Lohman, the Toledo heavyweight, on the legion's show to be held fai Wichita, October 29. This should be a popular show after the close decision that was awarded Angus) Snyder in Wichita over Lohman on Labor day. Lehman proved in his Wichita bout with Snyder that he will stand up and fight. Hunt likes to stand toe to.toe and mix it. and Lohman proved that he'is adept at this style of fighting.

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