The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-19
Other Football Games.

At Columbus, O.-Ohio State universi-
ty SO. Kenyon 0.
At Galesburg, Ill.-Knox college 80,
Chicago College of Physicians and Sur
geons O..
AT Annapolis-Navy 5, Dickinson o.
At Lexington, Ky.-Kentucky State
| college IS, Kentucky Military institute
At Lafayette, Ind-University of ILL
| nois "a, Purdue 0.
At Cincinnati-Miami Is, University
of Cincinnati 0.
AT Terre Haute, Ind.-Rose Poly
technic s. Eastern Illinois Normal 0.
At Ames. Ia.-Ames college sc, Coe
college 0.
At South Bend-Notre Dame Sc, De-
paw 0.
At Fort scott-Kansas City Centrals
10, Fort Scott High school %.
AT Lawrence-Haskell second team
81, Manual Training high school o.
At Wellington-Sumner county high
school Is, Chilocco Indian school 5.
At AUTHORIZATION p, Kingfsher 0.
At Winfield-Friends university OF
Wichita SO, Southwest Kansas college
At Omaha-University of South Da-
kota 2, Creighton university 10.
COLUMBIA-AMHER
Amherst was defeated by Columbia
Saturday at the Polo grounds by q
splendid game. The whole team was q
unit in offensive play, getting behind
the ball and forcing it at will through
the entire Amherst team. There was
considerable fumbling, due to the rain.
During the entire ninety minutes of
play, Amherst gained her distance only
four times.
PENNSYLVANIA
In a game the main feature of which
was fumb1es, the University of Pennsy1-
I
university by a score of 80 to 0. Pennsyl-
vania scored eleven points in the first
half and nineteen in the second.
COLUMBIA-DRAKE
The giant team from Drake universe
| ty. outweighing Missouri about twenty
pounds to the man, Saturday defeated
the Tigers in a hard, but clean, game
{ by a score of II to at Columbia
The game was much closer than the
score indicates. as Missouri was held
first part of the game, after carrying
the ball ninety-five yards on straight
line bucks. and was again held in the
second half with the ball only a few
! inches from the Drake goal During
the entire game, Drake gained 100 yards
while Missouri gained 155. Many sub
| stitutes were in the Missouri lineup, as
| Myers had a sprained ankle: Coons
| the crack right half, case of water or
his right elbow. and Jesse. the best
/
was in wretched shape for a game, but
played clear through and did fine work
| On account of the number of subs, the
! lineup on defense was different from
that on offense. Haggard played CEN
ter on offense, but tackle on defense
Wulff was brought in from end where
Missouri had the ball and played righf
half That "a team composed of so many
| subs and weighing much under III
pounds could make such a showing
/ against one of the heaviest teams ii
! the west is proof that the Tigers viii
vet be able to make good. Drake
gained q great deal in the exchange O
punts Stewart, the Drake punter, i:
| the best one seen here in wears.
GO-NORTHWEST
/ The University of Chicago and North
/ west university played a tie game OF
Marshall field Saturday the score be
] ing 0 to 0. Northwestern outplayet
Chicago from start to finish and hel
I goal was at no time in danger. On
the other hand Chicago was saved or
Eher own four-yard line by Northwest
tern's tumble. Eckersoll, Chicago'i
speedy quarter, had no chance to SHOW