The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-10-29

was no return. Oklahoma failed to
gain, and Dunted to their 30 yard line.
! Hill gained five wards, and then Wash
burn lost the ball on a fun bic. Again
1 Oklahoma failed to gain, and punted
Tice fumbled the punt, and the ball
went from the Oklahoma Is yard line
to the Wash burn 80 yard line Tice
was downed where he picked up the
ball Williams gained i've yards, and
Caldwell fumbled and lost the ball on
Washburn's 80 yard line. Cross lost
two yards on Washburn's right end.
Oklahoma then played a quarterback
kick, which Tice fumbled, Williams
recovering the. ball on Washburn's five
yard line. Millice punted to Wash
burns SO yard line. Acton gained five
yards. TruesdelI one yard and then
Acton went straight through Captain
Hills tackle and nothing stood between
him and the WashbuFn goal except
Tice. Tiee seemed to -have-ea case of
cold feet, for he didn't even shake
hands with the big Oklahoma man as
he swept past. Runbeck kicked the
goal. Time a minutes, Score 8 to g.
Washburn kicked off to Reeds on
the 10 yard line, who returned Is
yards. In being tackled, Reeds was
hurt, and had to quit, Swank taking
his place.
Oklahoma failed to gain, and punt
ed. Caldwell was offside, and the punt
was called back and Washburn penal
lied five yards, McCreary made four
yards, and Matthews one. Acton fail
ed to gain, and so did Truesdell. Wash
burn took the ball on downs on Okla
homa's 35 yard line. Here Washburn
tried for another field goal, but the
kick was blocked, and Oklahoma got
the ball on their 5 yard line. Okla
homa failed to gain. and punted 30
yards to White, who had replaced Iice
at fullback on defense. The game
dragged, each side punting. Millice
tried criss-cross, and gained ten
lad aaf7
burn penalized 15 yards for using
hands in interference. Williams 8ain-
ed. ten yards. Washburn punted to
Oklahoma's As yard line. Oklahoma
failed to gain and punted. Washburn
had the ball on its own so yard line,
and the game ended.
Notes on the Game.
Before the Oklahoma team left for
home last night they entered into an
agreement with Washbufn to play an
other game next year on the last sat
urday in October, in Topeka. The
Oklahoma players We're all well pleased
with their treatment in Topeka ex-
cept the result of the game.
In spite of the large attendance at
the game, the receipts were not quite
large enough to pay the heavy guar
anty and other expenses of the game.
There was a deficit of about 500.
Some of the members of the Wash
burn team heard of the deficiency, and
sonalIy and raising the 500. They
surprised Manager Stahl by putting
the money into his hands when he
came in from the field.
p. Walsh. the captain of the st.
Marys football team, and the won
derful baseball catcher, who has been
signed for a tryout with the Boston
Nationals next season. was in Topeka
with Coach Quigley 4and watched the
game.
The Washburn Rioters club is a
great institution. Several hundred
students armed with megaphones sat
in the grandstand in a body and made
more racket than ever was made on
Washburn field before.
Next Saturday Washbufr viii plav
Paramount Manager Stahl who
used to attend Paramount says that
the Wichita team is fully as strong as
Oklahoma this year
The Oklahoma Sam mi. an AZ the
National hotel and left at 1870 last
night for Norman.