The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-11-12

three quarterback kicks. It also took
the bali on downs once in the second
half K L. did not get the ball on
downs from Washburn. but forced 1t
to punt five times. Washburn did not
try the quarterback kick. Not only
was the light Washburn line able to
stop the terrific line bucking Of Brun-
ner and Donald with consfdera bic
regularity, but it also was able to
make repeated gains between the K.
L. guards and tackles.
Wasaburn's back field showed itself
vastly superior to that Of K. u, while
Of course the K. .. gains were made
almost entirely on line bucks. Wash
burns ends never allowed a single end
run to get past them, while the big
WashbuTn gains we're made largely
around the Kansas ends.
Speaking of the individual work done
during the game, mention should be
made of Williams, the Washburn full
back, whose work both on defense and
offense was most brilliant. MilIice and
Caldwell, the Washburn halves, and
White at end, did fine work. For K. u.
the honors belong to Donald. Drummer
and PooIer. though Reed. Heinznan and
Stricken at guards PLAYED a great game.
No one was seriously injured during
the game, though Haughey. the Wash
! burn end, was pretty badly bruised up
and had to be carried off the field near
the end Of the game
The game was clean; there was very
little rough work done on either side.
The work of the officials was beyond
criticism.
Both Washburn and K. l. are feel
ing good over the outcome of the game.
Washburn considers that it was mere
~ hard luck in the first half that cost
! it the contest, while K. q. goes home
with the big end of the score to its
/ credit.
The score in detail:
First Half.
Though the teams came on the field
before 3 o'clock, the actual kickoff did
not take place until 3:25, most of the
time being consumed by Wrangling.
Pooler sent the oval sailing through tie
air behind the Washburn goaI-line
where Williams fell on it. ssTouch-
| back" shouted Referee Quigley. Mil
/ lice took the ball. advanced 20 yards
into the gFidir0n and kicked it out, the
ball going 40 yards. POoIer returned it
Drummer went through Platt for a half
yard, but Donald was dropped in his
tracks when he attempted to &c
through the same place. The bali was
in the center of the field and Kansas
4 was forced to punt. Pooler toed the
pigslxin to Washburns IS yard line
Williams ripped off three yards over
Milton. 1Iillice made first down on a
/ buck over Whites end. Williams was
/ stopped in the line but Caldwell shot
around Rouse's end for p yards before
he was thrown by Pooler. Milice went
three yards through Donald. The Kan
sas line was wavering before the fierce
attacks of the Blue. But on the next
play, a wide end run, Quarterback Tice
passed the ball high to Caldwell. The
eoIored boy fumbled it. Like a fash
Right End White picked up the pigskin
and ran IS yards to a touch down
+ placing the bah directly beneath the
cross-bar. Po0ler kicked an easy goal
+ Just i've minutes Of play had passed
Score: Kansas s; Washburn 0.
Caldwell kicked off to the Is yard
line. Right End White came back ter
yards when downed by Tfce. Warine
was hurled through Captain Hin for
four yards. Donald made one over
snattinger. Angney bucked over
White for first down Drummer went
over right tackle for three yards
Haughey was off-side en- the next play
and Washbura was Denalized I've