The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-29

down, and geal was missed The time
Of the first touchdown was barely two
minutes.
Kansas then took the west goal, and
the advantage of the wind. Colorado
kicked of. Kansas punted back, and
colorado tried the Kansas line for no
gam and punted. Kansas started from
its 30 yard hne, and fierce line plunging
by Donald, Drummer and Reed took the
ball to Colorado's 20 yard line. The
and Conn tried for field goal from
the 25 yard line. The ball hit the cross
bar and fell to the ground. Then It
pounded out onto the field. FarnsWorth
picked 1t up, ran back across his goal
line, and touched the ball down, claim
ing that as the ball had hit the line IN
fa1Ilng from the cross bar, It was out
OF bounds. and Colorado was entitled to
free kick, Referee Delaney ruled that
the ball had struck inside of the field,
and that FarnsWorth's play constituted
SAFETY scoring. two for Kansas. There
was a long Wrangle about this, but De-
laney stuck to his decision.
BY means OF long quarterback kick
ana recovered punt. Colorado worked
the ball to Kansas 80 yard line where
on fake try at a field goal. Trudgian
got away from 90 yards. Colorado was
then unable to gain, and tried a field
goal from the 10 yard line, which was
missed. Kansas by punting worked the
ball to the Colorado 30 yard line, and
EtSONSISu II from the 30 yaTQ llIlE
Cohn kicked his field goal, making the
score IL to O.. White and Coulter Of
Kansas were both badly hurt IN the
first half. White was out Of his head
for several hours. and Coulter has
very bad shoulder.
In the second half, Kansas kicked Off,
and kept the ball in Colorado territory.
Donald and Ise went through the Col
orado line on end bucks for from to
Is yards each. Angney made one bril-
liant return Of 35 yards on Colorado
punt. The Colorado tackIing was poor
throughout the game. At the end Of Is
minutes Of play. Kansas by straight
line plays carried the ball over the Col
orado line 1se made the touchdown,
and after the puntout, goal was missed.
This ended the scoring. The last part
Trudgtan and Porter. and Trudgian had
the best of it. Kansas played the for
ward pass for several long gains.
Kansas played five quarterback
kicks during the game for 10 yards
advance, while Colorado played four
for So yards. Kansas played the for
ward pass twice for 5 5 yards and Colo
RADIO used 1t three times for z yards.
Kansas was penaiized 90 yards for Off
side play, and Colorado was penalized
80 yards for hurdling.
None of the Colorado players were
seriously injured. and the team left
for Colorado at 10 o'clock Saturday
night.
after the game: kansas has a very
fine line. and we were unable to do
much with it.. I am willing to admit
that Kansas earned one of its touch
downs and its field goal, but the other
scores were in the nature of hard luck.
Donald is terror, and he made his
gain almost every try. I don't think
that man Drummer is much. He did
not gain very much on US. Ise we
found to be a very hard man to stop.
he Atar of n 40
are all in pretty good shape physically.
but we won't make any more long
trips with two hard games at the fur
Their end of them
Kansas university's management
has very unfair way of treating visit
ing newspaper men. They are coOped
up in a little cage at the side of the
field with a wire fence on all sides of
them, and told to report the game as
best they can A few of the university
pets and local reporters are allowed
to wander up and down the sidelines
to their hearts contents, together
with about a dozen photograph hers who
plant their cameras without regard to
the spectators. The Kansas manage
ment did not even take the trouble to
assign one of its players to the re-
porters' cage for the purpose of call
ing the PLAYS and explaining changes
in the lineup. The visiting newspaper
men we're expected to md out all
about the game by asking the Law
renee newspaper reporters who were
allowed on the sidelines.
The lineup of the teams follows:
Kansas. Position. Colorado.
White, Lamb. r. f.. ... Morrison
John.
Crowell, Drummer r. T..... Barr
Rouse, CroweH,. r. o.. Kimmel
Milton Co.. Farnsworth
Reed ....L. G....-.-.-. Roller
Donald L. T.......- Coffin
Cohn, Rouse. =. L. E........- Salberg