The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-29
VICTORY
JayhaWkers Take Sweet Revenge
on Colorado.
Have No Trouble in Rolling Up
Sixteen Points.
GREAT PUNTING GAME.
Grizzlies Also Had Some Kicks
on the Officials.
Donald and Ise Played in Mag
nificent Fashion.
3REAT PUNTING GAME.

Lawrence, kan, Oct. 2s.-Kansas
evened up old scores on Colorado uni
versity Saturday afternoon by defeat
| ing the Rocky mountain team by q
score Of IS to o.
Colorado was unable to hold the ter
rife end bucks of Donald and Ise.
These we're the two stars of the Kan
sas offensive play. while Angney did
superb work in carrying back punts.
Kansas won because it had the
stronger team and was entitled to win.
But luck came its way in large and
varied assortmentS. and was response
BILE directly for seven of the sixteen
points. Kansas earned one touch
down, and kicked one magnificent field
goal from the Is yard line. Luck gave
Kansas one other touchdown, and the
referee presented them with safety,
on a questionable decision.
A large delegation from Topeka
went down on the 1875 train to attend
the game. Most of those who attended
were old Kansas university students.
About 100 Topeka people saw the
game
The work of the Colorado team in
advancing the ball was very weak. It
was able to gain only So yards in car
rying the ball from the line of Scrim-
mage. while Kansas gained zoo yards
in this manner On the return OF
puALSy A4CAOA4S dAAQ QOcA4 ReN~rA AN--AASi
Kansas advanced the ball 195 yards
and Colorado 60. This tells the story
of the game. The Colorado team was
outplayed. If not outclassed.
There was probably never such a
punting game played in the state as
this. Kansas punted 16 times for a
total of 49O yards. an average OF 80 Il
yards. Colorado punted % times for
total of $40 yards, an average OF "a
yards.
The Colorado players express much
dissatisfaction with the officials Mar
tin Delaney of the Kansas City Athletic
club was referee, A. c. Coleman and
H T. Jones of Lawrence were UNI
pires, and Arthur Messe and knowles
of Colorado were linesmen.
Captain SaIberg said after the game:
1--WE were given a raw deal by the Of
ficials Messe, who had charge OF the
placing of the line, gave US from one to
four yards the worst of 1t every time.
I had supposed that Delaney was a
good official, but he don't know the
rules. His decision on the safety was
absurd
Mr.. Delaney said IN defense of his
work: THE Colorado players seemed 10
have had their minds made up that they
were going to get the worst Of It from
me but I gave them an absolutely fa1r
deal. Salberg kicked on everything,
and seemed to think he could run over
me. I don't know anything ABOUT
Noses work on the lines, because 1
had my hands full running the play.
But I do know that my ruling on the
safety was correct I penalized Color
ado twice for hurdling, after having ex-
planned to them fully before the game
my Interpretation Of that rule. I saw
very little smuggling and the game SEEM
ed to be good-natured.
There were about 1000 people in at
tendance at the game. and there were
no Colorado colors in sight. Colorado
won the toss, and took the west goal,
giving them the advantage of the stiff,
cold breeze from the northwest Kan
sas kicked off to the ID yard line to
Roberts, who returned only yards. On
the first lineup, Colorado played quar-
terback kick, which was caught by
Coulter of Kansas. who ran with 1t to
the Colorado yard line. It took three
line bucks for Kansas to put the ball
over the line. Drummer made the touch