The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-30
Yesterdays FOOTBALL GAMES.

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6. University of Kansas 6.
| At Chicago-Cnivcrs OF Chicago Is. tnlVeF-
sity OF Michigan D.
Al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q. Cornell o.
At st. Joseph, Mo.-Tarkio College -, Medtcos
, o: Christian Brothers College .. High School
Alumni 0.
A st. Mary's. kas-st. Mary's College 20.
I Manhattan College 6.
t Lexington. Ky.-Stats College j.. kei-
lucky University 0.
At Kirksville. School OF o.
teopathy 6. Rolia School OF Mines e. o.,
! At Des Moines, University u,
! Iowa College 0.
At Pekin. ll.-Pekin 6. Peoria ..
At springdale. Ark.-university CT Arkansas
s. Springdale College Q.
At shelbina. Mo.-She!bina Is. Hannibal 0.
At Observation-Disclosures High School II.
| ST. Paul ..
At PALMYRA, Mo.-Tigers 2. Thunderbolts 0.
At Joplin. Mo.-Joplin 10. Parsons. Kas.. 10.
At Greenfield. Ill.-Greenheld II. Blackburn
University Of Cariinville =.
At Keokuk. 1a--Keokuk Medical College Q. All
| Ottumwas Q.
At Springfield, II.-Tniversity OF Illinois. sec
ond eleven. 81, Springfield 0.
At Bloomington, In.-Illinois Wesleyan g. Rush
| Medical College 0.
| At Quincy. Il.-Gen City College .. canton
| (Mo) College 0.
At Lebanon. nI-McKendree College q. South
At Peoria. ni.-Bradley Polytechnic "A. Peoria o.
AT Knoxville. Tenn.-UnIversity OF Tennessee
L. Georgetown, KY. 6.
At Flora, Il.-Flora 16. Salem g.
AZ Troy. Mo.-Bucianah College 60. Louis
lana @.
NJ. College of Bryan o..
At Taylorviile. U.-JacksonSiue Deaf nuns"
At virginia. M.-virginia 1s. winchester O..
At st. Charles. Most. Charles College ~ o.
Louis Wabash Athletics 0. ~
At Sparta, nl.-sparta Athletics y MS"
AT sedalia. Mo.-cen.ra Business College ~
Knobnoster O..
Az Nation. 1ll.-Mattoon IL. shelbyv1lls ..
At Carrollton. m.-Jacksonvilfe Il. Carrolitona
At jackson, Mol. NJ. a. 8. Carleton Couesev
Al Rock Island. ul.-Iowa. ): northwestern. O.
At Columbus, O.-Haskeil Indians won iorte't-
ed game from Ohio Medical University; 80.
At Omaha, Neb.-Rush Medical College. 81
Omaha Medical College. g.
A., IndianoIa-Simpson %: Penn, 0.
At Cedar FaIls-stats Normal. 81 Waterloo
High School. o. .
At Madison, Ill.-Madison. %: Jeffersonviiie; q
AT centerville. Ia.-centarvihe n'i aet"p"
Al New York-coiumbia. Il: Carlisle Indians: Z
Az Lincoln. Neb.-Minnesota, 20: Lincoln. Il
Al Eureka. m.-Illinois College. .; Eureka, o.
Al GalesburE. m.-chicago College Of Dental
Al acknowledgement Athletic Club. II: Yale Con-
solidated Law School. 0.
At Dubuque Ia.-DubuQue. 81: Davenport =
Uowa High School championship.
At Lafayette. 1nd.-Indiana University. r.; Pur-
due. 8 State championship: o.
SI kllhtbh
Kenyon College. s.
At Topeka, Kas.-washburn University. IS: OF
tawa University. 0.
At Sioux City. 1a.-South DAKOTA uniVefsity'
6: Lincoln Medicals. 0.
AT Springfield. m.-University Of Illinois. q;
Capital City Cycling Club.
At Harrisburg, Il.-Marion. IL: Harrisburg, a
At San Franclsco-Stanford. s; California, o
REPUBLIC SPECIAL a..
Kansas City, Mo-, Nov. 2.-College spirit
-.o ~ %ov,o~ nnot tn Eonuoo C{fv fn,0av.
the city being filled with college men and
~rooters, who arrived on excursion trains
from different points in Kansas and Mis-
souri, to witness the annual THANKSGIVING
game between Kansas and Missouri Univer-
stiles. The hotel lobbies were crowded with
shocky-headed college men. and the cries OF
Tiger! Tiger! NJ. S. u" and Rock Chalk!
Jay Hawk! K. U.v' filed the downtown dis
, tricts during last night and to-day.
By 2 o'clock this afternoon the crowds
were gathering at Exposition PARK. Inc
shouts of the Jayhawkers and the Tigers
mingled and ascended IN a DIN TO the sKles'
KANSAS WON TOSS
AND CHOSE GOAL.
When the Jayhawkers drove into the
grounds at 2:45 o'clock the sun was shining
brightly, and the weather promised to be
! better for the spectators than for the play
] ers. The Kansans were greeted with enthu-
+, siasm. At 2:55 the Tigers were driven on the
= etu abkiu tAlC ~
gaye the Missourians warm encouragement
At 8 o'clock there were few vacant seats.
Probably 5000 persons were in attendance.
At 3:l0 Kansas won the toss and chose to
defend the south goal. giving Missouri tie
kickoff. Thurman kicked of forty yards
to Botsford, who fumbled and was thrown.
Kansas was on the ball at the ffteen-yard-
line. Odell was held on a line buck GU. giey
kicked forty yards to Houx. who carried the
ball back eight yards. Thurman made two
yards. Thurman again made twelve yards
through right guard. and was downed by
Quigiey.
TIGERS BUCKED LINE
FOR FIRST TOUCHDOWN.
Captain Wilcox of Kansas was injured in
this down and retired. kruse plunged over
right tackle for seven yards. A tumble fol-
lowed. but Missouri got the pail kruse re-
peated for three yards. Thurman gained
four yards on tackles back, but was held
on the next down. Washer made four
yards over left tackle. kruse made the
three yards around left end. Missouri FUN
bled on the next play. Kansas was
peuolized half way to the goal line, about
six yards, for ofr-side play, putting the ball
on KANSAS six-yard line.
Captain Kruse carried the ball to the one
ward line over right tackle. On the next
play Cooper carried 1t over between left
end and tackle. making the first touchdown
after eight minutes Of play. Washer
kicked goal.
score: Missouri. 6; Kansas. q.
MISSOURI SHOWED
TENDENCY TO TUMBLE.
Odeu of Kansas retired before the kick in
favor of Jenkinson.
Tucker kicked fifty yards to Cooper. who
returned it ten. Cooper made three yards
around right end. Kruse plunged four yards
over right tackle and repeated for i've on
the next play. McCaslin was held on an
attempted end run. Washer went over
Shrant for five yards.
Missouri fumhled on the next play. but
Cooper got the ball. Washer made two
Yards over Shrant and Kruse made two
over ~Blockberger. Cooper was held. Thur
man plunged two yards through the center
Washer again went over Shrant, this time
for six yards. and Smith circled left end for
three yards.
Cooper made one yard between guard and
center, giving Missouri first down. Kruse
made four yards over ~Blockberger, and
Yant made five yards on the next play, bur
fumbled. and Bots:orG of Kansas fell on
the ball. 1t was Kansas ball at her FORTY.
yard line. Quigley was held. but Tucker
made five yards around left end. Jenktn-
son plunged two yards through center, and
ouigley was held by McCaslin at right end.
FAST AND HARD PLAY
BY Roth ELEvENS.
Tucker made one yard, with Shrant lead.
! ing the interference. Jenkinson went int
--I. IT.