The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-24


yards through tackle. Cave carried
/ the ball on the next play but failed to
make first down9by three inches K
u. took the ballfon downs on her own
/ 15 yard line. +F
Coulter punted to the center Of tbs
| field and White got the ball. Donald
went through center for 5 yards and
/ Wallace circled. end for II. Drummer
made 2 yards and Donald g. a place
! kick was tried but the ball went wide.
/ Cave touched the ball down and then
| punted out from the 20 yard line:
| Donald caught the ball ana returned
Drummer made G. yards, Crowen 9
and Drummer n1dre. Forter went
around the end for 2 yards and BFun-
ner bucked tackle for II
A forward pEassl GaveS1 the bail 10
! K. S. "A. c. on their 15-yard line Dur
| ing the pile-up FTinrich threw a man
{ off of the pile and was put out Of the
game for rough work wilma ms
went in at guard and Brown went to
4 center K. S, "A. c. was penalized half
+ the distance to the goal line.
Mallon punted from behind the goal
/ line S yards to GPulter., who failed to
return. II Coulter tried a quarter PACK
kick but Walker secured the, ball
Scholz made oRe-gain through tackle
K u. was penalized 5 yards for being
offside. Scholz made 2 yards through
tackle and Mallon made 8 yards
through the other. side Of the line. K
U. again lost 5 yards for being offside.
Mallon lost 8 yards and Scholz re-
gained it. Mallon punted 20 yards out
OF bounds. ~
Wallace puntedse to Cave, who got
the ball on the college 40 yard line.
Cave made yards through center.
Mallon punted 25i yards to Wallace
and Haggman downed him in his
tracks.
wallace failed to gain around the
tod TO CN1t a
4O-yard line Cave made s yards
through center just as time was call
ed X s. A. c. had the ball in their
own territory near the center of the
Final score: X. 8. A. C., 6; K. U. 4.
x. q. Position. K S. A. G.
Pleasant, White l.. f. ........ Walker
Donald s6Capt.l Il T.. Montgomery
Reed L. G.. Brown. Williams
Putnam, Cohn. X. G.. Ostlund
Crowell. ....s.. r. II Conwell
Rouse, Pleasant. r. E.. Haggmann
Angney, Coulter. G. B.. .....- Graves
Alhborn
Miller. wallace. 4. H. Mallon (Capt.):
Forter r. H. Scholz.
Ise, Drummer. i. F. B.......... Cave
Referee: Quigley Of st. Mary's. UNI
pires; Lieut.. Mettler Of FIT. Riley; Cot
ton Of Nebraska.
Views on the Game.
Coach Ahern: 1T was a great victory
for X. s. A. G. We expected to give the
university a hard game and knew that
it would be an uphill fight. We vera
strong where I expected to be weak
and every man on the team played the
game of his life. / think perhaps K.
us overconfdence helped US a little
To say we are satisfied hardly expresses
it; we are overjoyedS at the result
Coach Kennedy: There is little for
me to say. OF course, excuses are ous
Of order. We were overconfdent, while
Manhattan had splendid defense. It was
a great victory for the 'Aggies' and
they deserved to win the game put
up by the two teams. Their score was
OF the huky kind. but credit must be
given them for taking advantage OF
the opportunity"
Umpire Cotton of Nebraska: *. ..
seemed to use poor judgment in hand
ling punts. The college team used bet
ter generalship7 and seemed to work to-
gether in better shape"
Lieutenant NIettler Of Fl. Riley. who
played quarter on last years West
Point team, and who was one of the
umpires yesterday said: THE univer-
sity was outplayed. Their weight was
an advantage, but they could not make
consistent gains against Manhattan's
splendid defense"