The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-11-30


play. Yant went into Bockberger Tor
four yards, but was downed with suen
force that he dropped the ball, Jay
haWHZer falling on it.
Tucker was good for four yards on
the end, being stopped by Smith. On a
straight buck Jenkinson made two IN
the center. Quigley cross-bucked Tor
three more. Tucker twisted through the
line for two yards with Washer and
Smith both hanging onto him. Jenkin-
son pIoWed into the center for three
number on the end. carrying the ball
across the center line. Davidson broke
through and tackled Tucked for a. loss of
two yards Quig1ey was forced to punt.
He kicked thirty-five yards, the ball
bounding over his head. He recovered
the ball on the 10-yard line, where Car
ter fell on him. Thurman punted thirty
yards to Kruse. Twice Tucker Cross
bucked for two yards. From the So
yard line Quigley tried a place kick. but
the ball crossed the side line instead of
the goal. Tucker tackled Yant with a
loss of four yards. Kruse failed to gain
and Thurman punted twenty-five yards
to Quigley, who ran back fifteen, when
he stumbled, and McCaslin piled on him
before he could recover. KruSe broke
through and tackled Quigley for a loss
of three yards. Tucker gained five with
Davidson on his back, but the referee
called the bali back. Tucker tried a
place kick from the 35-yard line, but it
was blocked by KruSe, the ball going
out Of bounds. q Tiger falling on 1t. 1t
was MissOurf's ball on the 20-yard line
Thurman bucked the center for three
yards Washer fumbled but Thurman
fell on the ball. Cooper. hanging on to
Houx's belt went into the line for eight
yards. Breese was injured and Hart
was substituted. Cooper made eleven
yards on a cross buck. Washer went
into the opposite tackle for two and
three yards. McCaslin failed to gain.
Kruse made his distance but Thurman
could not gain and the Jayhawkers took
the ball on downs five yards in their
own territory Quigley failed to gain on
the end and in the scrimmage a, Tiger
secured the ball. Cooper hit Shrout for
three yards, and Kruse went into Block
berger for six Williams was dragged
through the opposite guard for seven
and Washer fairly fought his way
across two white lines. Washer gained
two yards and Kruse one in the line
With two yards to gain Thurman hit
the line for short gain just before
time was called for the first half.
The Tigers were the first on the field
and seemed ready to receive their ham,
mering on the Kansas line. but the Jay
haWkerS rest and some words of en-
couragement from Coach BOynton had
put new life into them and they soon
showed that they were far from giving
up. Tucker kicked forty yards to
IOux who crossed the two lines before
he went down with Shrant's arms tight
ly hugging his knees. Kruse hit the
tackle for two yards and Washer went
into the guard Tor three. 1nQTIlol
straight-bucked for three and Cooper
got through the tackle for seven yards
The Tigers tried the line twice without
gains and Thurman punted thrty-hVe
yards to QUigley, VINO dodged McGaSllh
and gained fifteen yards. The ball be-
longed to the Jayhawkers five yards in
the Tigers territory. Davidson both
cred Carter to such an extent that BOTS
ford fumbled twice in succession. Iuck-
er gained almost five yards, but after
measuring the distance the referee gave
the ball to Missouri. On a double pass
from Yant to McCaslfn the little END
made eight yards, but was forced to
run out of bounds Smith made q yaru
on his opposite end.
Washer. behind Coopers interference,
broke through the tackle and ran % yards
in five yards of the goal line bef9Te ne
was evertaken by Quigley, a fum6 6o,,l RE
pass Washer to McCasland, lost two
more Shont breaklng LnrougR , spoiii n1s
their Vineyard line. Here the Kansans
took a brace and started, by slow stages,
went between Washer and Smith for I'VE
yards. Ouigley tried Washers tackle
the end, Jenkinson was good for his
distance in the line. Quigley went
Kruse. Davidson stopped Jenkinson for a
loss Quigley stumbled through for three
i've H5eus 1u isls Went around the end for
two and in to Kruse for three more. Tuck
er failed TO gam, out IN Two lrlaAS JeHEiH-
son was good for six yards. QulgIey
cross-bucked for three, and the Jayhawk-
ers were given ten yards on an off-side
play. Jenkinson straight bucked for six
yards Tucker crawled under the tackle
for two. Jenkinson failed to gain After
carrying the ball half the distance of the
field on short gains, the JayhawkerS lost
it on downs fifteen yards in the Tigers
territory. Yant failed to gain and Algie
tackled McCaslin for a loss of five yards.
Thurman punted thirty-ive yards to
lodged past McCaslin and ran along the
side lines and placed the ball squarely
triumph Quigley a minute later. sent the
ball spinning over the cross bar.
Seore-Mis9s.ouri, 6; Kansas a.s 6. - ron
kinson. who. behind magnificent Interior
ence. carried the ball back twenty-five
around the end for the same distance.
Quigley gained two in the line. Saunders
went in in Wants place Quigley failed
the line. Quigley broke through for four
yards and then crawled four more before
he could be stopped. Quigiey made three
on one end and Tucker one on the other.
but Jenkinson could not gain and the ball
went to Missouri on their 35-yard line
The Tigers failed to- gain and the ball
line. Quig1ey and AIgie gained two each
on the ends. Jenkinson bucked the CEN
lin fell on the ball on the Tigers 2O-yard
line. Washer was pulled through for ten
yards and repeated four more. Elder re-
placed Hard and Anderson went in Thur
downs A double pass failed to work. as
Smith tackled Tucker for a small loss.
souri, took the ball on downs. Williams
gained two. Saunders made a long run
but was stopped by Algie without a gain
just before time was called.
Final score-Aissouri, 6; Kansas, 6.
A FAMOUS GAME.