The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-11-28

Wulff ...... Left halfback Cook
Anamosa. Fullback. Vincent (Capt)
The officials were: Cornell of Nebras-
ka, umpire; Burkhard of illinois, ref
cree; Potter of Nebraska. Odell of st
Louis, linesmen.
Kansas Won the toss and chose fths
west goaI.~~F'or Missouri Ardinger kick
ed off As yards. Pooler caught the ball
and returned it three yards. By steady
line bucking Kansas forced the ball TO
Missouri's 40 yard line. where it was lost
by Brumage on a tumble. Wulff, Ar
.dinger, Anamosa and Ellis, by small
gains, advanced the ball 20 yards.
Ardinger went through left tackle for
through the line for eight yards Wulff
went through center for three yards
Ardinger gained one yard through the
right guard. Etchen stopped the play.
Wulff gained three yards 1t was Kan
sas' ballOn Missouri's 40 yard line. Cook
went around left end for five yards. Al
gle fumbled. but fell on the ball again,
losing three yards. Jenkinson went
around left end for eight yards, bring
ing the ball almost to the center of the
field. Vincent went through left tackle
for two yards.
Pooler made a quarterback kick to
Cook, who fumbled the ball. Pool re-
gaining possession of it, The ball was
on Missouri's So yard line. Wulff at
/ tempted to go through right end, but
made no gain, later gaining one yard
/ on d Cross DUCK. -.AfQlnSG1 Was ullaDtC
| to gain on d rush through center Vim
cent went straight through for five
/ wards. Aleie was unable to gain on Il
right end run. JenkinsOn went through
tackle for five yards. Jenkinson took
the ball again and went through center
for four yards, and repeated the per-
fornance for a gain of two wards. Jen-
kinson tried center twice more, but fail
ed to gain.
Cook made a sensational run around
right end for % Yards RiTnRW missed
/ the tackle and Cook was downed by Ana.
mOsa. The ball was on Missouri's Is
yard line. This was the most Spectac-
ular play. thus far. Cook tried tackle
again, but no gain was made On re-
volving formation, Cook carried the bail
through tackle for two yards. Vincent
was pushed through tackle for six yards
JenkinScn gained three yards around
left end. Vincent went through center
for two yards. The ball. was then on
AIissouri's yard line. Vincent carried it
/ through left tackle for one yard and
again went through on a straight buck
for the touchdown. JenkinsOn kicked
a pretty goal, amid great cheerinG
Score: Kansas, 6; Missouri. 0.
According to the new rules the teams
( changed sides on the next kickoff. Ar
dinger kicked off to the Kansas 15-ya1 4
line, Algie returning it 10 yards. Cooks
tumble gave Missouri the ball on K. Z. >
30-yard line. Wulff went through on a
cross-buck for four yards. Ardinger at
tempted to go through tackle, but no
gain resulted
The ball was Kansas on it's own 30
yard line Cook bucked the line for
one yard Jenkinson went around left
end for eight yards. Algie hit left
tackle for six yards. Cook tried to so
around right end, but was carried back
two yards. Mssouris line was holding
well. Pooler punter IS yards to Birney,
who was downed in his tracks by Jen-
lkinson. It was Missouris ball on the
45-yard line. Anamosa went three yards
through tackle and a moment later
hurdled the line for six yards. Ardinger
failed to gain around left end. Ardinger
went around left end for three-yard
gain. Anamosa bucked the line for a
yard gain. This was the first down.
Anamosa went through right tackle for
four yards. Ardinger went through be-
tween guard and tackle again for three
yards, making the distance Wulff was
sent straight through for four yards.
Ardinger, on a cross buck to the left,
went through for Is yards Anamosa
went outside CT left tackle for u yards.
Wulff made no gain on another cross
buck Ardinger went across left tackle
and end for nine yards. Anamosa
went straight through on the right fer
two yards. Ardinger went straight
through the line for one yard. Kansas
held we'll Wulf was sent through CEN
Ter. gaining two yards. making the dis
lance with the. ball on K. US 15-yard
line. Ellis on the outside of left tackle
broke through with men hanging to
him for touchdown.