The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-12

yards gained by the various methods Of
advancing the ball:
Washburn. Kansas.
Gain from scrimmage-T 1913 ~ sz06
Return kicks ....-..s- n 7g
5unts 1850 ..-....-.- 5Ul ly3
ousdrt siias kicks as as IS
Place %
!otal gains ............ S39 729
LSi1diuSs 49, ..-.... ~
Otner losses .-......... so "a
Net gains ...-....-... TIA 665
The tame in Detail.
Captain Donald of Kansas won the
toss and chose to defend the north
goal, thus securing for his team the
benefit of the high wind which was
I'VE yards to White who was downed
on the twenty-five yard line. White
and Drummer each gained two yards
and Angney punted ~forty-hve yards,
the ball rolling out OF bounds.
Hope and White each failed to ad-
vance the ball and Millice punted
th1rty-hve yards against the wind.
Angney caught the punt but was
d0Wned before he could return the
pail Brunner gained three yards and
Miller followed with our more KAN
sas then tried a quarterback kick, the
ball going to Williaps<yWiHiaIns re-
turned the ball about three yards and
Platt followed W~ith-seven mOre- White
then circied the END for twelve yards,
Williams gained two yards more. The
rival pass was then brought into
use by Hope but Milton received the
pass. Milton returned the ball about
twenty-five Yards and when downed
the ball was on h forty-five yard
line. Reed was given the ball but
could make no gain. White gained a
yard Cohn then tried a place kick
from the ~forty-three yard line. The
kick was blocked and George White
recovered the ball- White was dewned
IN his tracks and Williams carried
the ball outside making, no ogain.
Millice punted thirty yards to Angney.
putnam went through for eight yards
and Rouse made three more making
first down for Kansas. Pleasant car
ried the ball two yards and Drummer
bueked the line for eight more. Kan
saS was penalized five yards for Offside
playing. Drummer was downed for a
slight loss. Angney tried a forward
pass but the ball fell in Williams
waiting arms. Millice carried the ball
three yards. White took the ball on a
double pass but was doWned for a loss.
Miiice then punted sixteen yards but
the ball went out of bounds. Miller
gained three yards and Drummer fol-
lowed with five yards more. Miller
took the ball on a forward pass for a
twelve yard gain. Miller was dOwned
for no gain. Donald followed with six
yards and on the third down Wash
burn took the ball. Johnston went
through the line for six yards and fol-
lowed with another buck through the
line for first downs. Plat went
through for three yards and followed
with another gain of two yards. Mil
lice then dropped back for a punt but
the ball was passed before he was
ready, causing a tumble, the ball go
ing to Kansas. Putnam was down for
a loss and Miller made three yards.
Miller was then given the ball on a
forWard pass but did not make his
~@fA H. AATT -
Platt and Williams each gained three
yards. Millice punted to- .Angney for
twenty yards. Angney made a ten
yard return.
Pleasant was down for no gain and
Angney gained three yards on a Guar
short punt and the bali went toIMil-
lice. Millice skfrted the end for five
yards and Platt went through Donald
for eight yards. Johnston went two
around end for seven yards but Plat
could not gain and the ball went to-
Kansas.
Angney punted forty-fve yards. the
bali going out of pounds. In the first
attempt Washburn lost a yard. Mil
lice carried the ball for five yards.
Millice then attempted a punt. The
ball, however, was blocked and Wash
burn recovered on her own fifteen
yard line. Kansas was penalized five
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Platt gained three yards and Johnston
followed with two. Millice punted
into the line and again Washburn was
fortunate in recovering the ball. Kan
sas was penalized five yards. Williams
was downed for no gain n White
lost half d yard. Miilice punted1
eighteen yards to. Augney. Angney
was downed in his tracks by Rob who
was playing a great game. Kansas
was then penalized fifteen yards be-
cause of tripping. Donald carried the
ball three yards and Rouse advanced
it four. Donald, on the third down,
carried the bail three yards. Crowell
tool the ball, made no rain. A quar-
terback kick was tried by Angney n
Williams caught the ball. Johnston
gained four yards and on the second
down gained another. Millice punted
eighteen yards to Angney who made
three yards and Miller followed with
five yards on an end run Haughey
downed Miller so hard that he drop
ped the ball, Brown falling on it.
White made fifteen yards76n an end
run and the half ended with the bal.
in W~ashburn's possession on the Kan.
sas fifty yard line.
Cob kicked off for Kansas to Wash
burns five yard line. White received
the kickoff and made a return of TWEEN
ty-three yards. Millice was downed in
his tracks n then punted forty-seven
yards. unn made four yards fol-
lowed with five yards by Miller and one
by Donald which netted the required
ten yards. Drummer carried the ball five
yards. Washburn wascp epalized five
yards for offside play Bruhner made
two yards. Donald took the ball but
fumbled, the ball being. recpyered by
Robb.
Williams hit the line forrfour yards
and Plat gained three more. Millice
then punted over the goal line for a
touchbaek. Angney punted out from
the twenty yard line to Brethour. Plat
gained three yards through ackle and
on a forward pass Hope threw the bali
to the ground the ball going to Kansas.
ton at haIf made two yards. on the
next down Kansas tried. a. quarterback
kick and Williams got the ball. Will
Jams the line for three yards