The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-11-25

downed. The bail was Missouri's on
its own ffteen-yard line On the first
play the Jayhawkers were penalized
five yards for offside playing, the ball
being placed on MissouriS twenty
yard line for a first down. Nichols in
two downs carried the ball three and
one-half yards With one and one
half yards to gain on the third down
Haggard dropped back for a punt.
Two Kansas men, however, got
through the line and blocked the kick
and the ball rolled to the twenty-five
yard line, where Roger of Kansas fell
on it.
On the first play Ise went through
the Tiger line for four yards. A few
moments later Pooler skirted the right
end for a gain of fifteen yards, placing
the pigskin on Missouri's six-yard line.
Ackarman went through the line for a
yard and Donald added three more
With the goal line only one yard away
Ise was given the ball. but lost a yard
and the ball went to Missouri on its
two-yard line. Haggard punted thir-
ty-five yards to Pooler4 who returned
the ball fourteen yards. The ball was
in Kansas possession on MisSouris
twenty-yard line. Both Ise and Dom
aid hit the line without success and
Pooler was forced to punt. Pooler
who returned it three yards. Haggard
punted forty-two yards to Kansas
ffty-yard line. Pooler returned the
kick, but Kansas was penalized fifteen
yards for holding. The ball was placed
on the Jayhawker forty-yard line.
Ise went through the line for four
yards and Pooler added eleven yards
more. 1Se could not gain, and POOler
was sent around the end for a gain of
nine yards. Green hit the Tiger line
for a loss, and on the next play Kan
sas fumbled, while Missouri man fell
on the ball, which was on MisSouri'S
45-yard line. Tillman. Nichols and
Gentry added the necessary five yards.
In two tries Tillman could only make
a yard, and Haggard was forced to
punt again. The Missouri captain sent
the ball twenty-five yards to Pooler,
who returned it fifteen yards. Ise
could not gain through the line, but
Donald made eight yards. Ise made a
yard and Ackarman ten. Plunges by
Donald, Roger and Hicks netted four
teen yards. ISe, Ackarman, Green and
Donald carried the bali twenty-six
yards to Missouri's 15-yard line. On
the next play Hicks was sent over for
the first touchdown of the game. On
the kick out by Pooler Hicks made a |
fair catch on the twenty-yard line. |
Pooler missed an easy goal. Score: !
Kansas 5, Missouri O.
Anderson, who kicked off for Mis- |
souri,, sent the ball forty yards to Roger |
on Kansas 15-yard line. Roger was |
downed in his tracks. Ise went through |
the line for two yards and Pooler added |
ried the ball five yards. On the next |
play Hicks fumbled and the ball rolled |
to the middle of the field, where Donald |
fell on it. Ackarnan made a yard, |
while Ise made five. Pooler, on a quar-
terback run, made seventeen yards. Ise
hurdled the line for two and a half
yards, and Ackarman went through the |
line for four yards. In three downs ISe
and Ackarman carried the ball five |
yards, the ball being downed on Mis-
sourfs 12-yard line. Missouri was pen
allied five yards for offside playing. On
the next play Ise broke through the /
line and ran seven yards for the second
touchdown. Pooler kicked goal. Score:
Kansas IL, Missouri 0.
Forster kicked off for Missouri, send
ing the ball forty-five yards to Green,
on Kansas 10-yard line. Green return
ed the kickoff twenty yards. Gains by
Ise, Pooler, Donald and Roger placed /
the ball on the Jayhawkers' 50-yard
line. Donald and Drummer added four
more yards and the ball was in the
middle of the field. Kansas was pen
allied fifteen yards for holding, placing
the ball on its 40-yard line Myers
went through the line for three yards
and POOler punted twenty-five yards to
Hedrick on Missouri's 30-yard line.
Nichols made three yards, but Hedrick
IN trying a quarterback run lost two
yards. Haggard punted thirty-f1ve
yards to Pooler on Kansas 45-yard line.
Pooler fumbled the ball and Salisbury
picked it up and made ten yards before
ne was downed by Hicks. On the first
play Tillman fumbled and a Kansas
man fell on the ball, which was on
Kansas 35-yard line.
Pooler punted sixty-five yards to
dedrick on Missouri's 10-yard line. In
,wo downs Salisbury and Tillman ad-
vanced the ball four yards. Haggard
ounted forty-five yards to Pooler, who
was downed in his tracks. Pooler also
ounted, sending the pigskin thirty-five
Yards to Missouri's 15-yard line. He'd
lick, who caught the ball, was downed
n his tracks. Missouri in two downs
made four yards and Haggard again
Orfxy e,1-f1e- to
Pooler. who fumbled it. Green fell on
t on Missouris 45-yard line. Donald,
se, Pooler, Hicks and Roger made 2312
Yards in eight downs. Pooler lost two
Yards on a quarterback run. On
quarterback kick Pooler sent the ball
)ut of the grounds at Missouri's 2-yard
inc. When the ball was brought back
IN the field time was called for the half |
The ball was in Missouri's posses sion
IN its 2-yard line. The score at the end
If the first half was: Kansas, IL; Mis-
souri,, 0.
Second Half.
At 1857 Forster, for Missouri kicked
DIFF 35 yards to Donald who returned the
ball Is yards. There were no changes
N the lineup. The ball was in Kansas
possession on it's 40 yard line Donald
went through the line for yard while
LSe made a first down by gaining !
yards. Donald again made a yard while I
Ackarman made first down by max I
ng yards. At this point Hart took
IIeeu ; pace at leIC nail 1Se could
not gain and Donald was given the bail ]
and made only one yard. On the third
Town Ackarman was given the ball but
could not gain an inch and the bail s
went to Missouri on its As yard line.
Bryant was substituted for Tillman at ]
eft half. Nichols could not gain and ,
was forced to punt. The Mis- !
souri, captain sent the ball 40 yards to {
Pooler who by lodging the Missouri
tackles brought it back 80 yards.
The ball was in the middle of the
field. 1se could not gain through the