The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-11-29

| tracks by Driver. Miller carried the
| oval two and then Angney added
three round left end going out of
bounds. With the leather on Mis-
souri's 40-yard line, the Tigers held.
Angney's attempt at an on-side kick
was blocked and the gold and black
secured the ball on its own 40-yard
| mark. Two fumbles by the Tigers al
lowed Kansas to recover the spheroid
on their opponents 35-yard line. A
quarterback kick gave NJ. U, the ball
on the 10-yard line. Angney took
Graves good punt at midfield and was
downed in his tracks. An exchange
of kicks was followed by a forward
pass by Kansas which failed and the
penalty coupled with a 40-yard punt
which utherford returned ten yards
and another 15-yard set back for K.
U. put the oval in the center of the
field in Missouri's possession.
Graves and Kurtz executed a pretty
forward pass which netted ten yards
to the 30-yard line. Graves ripped off
five through Crowel and then on the
next play attempted a forward pass
which resulted in loss. Missouri
kicked to Milton on his 15-yard line
and Forter returned the punt forty
yards to Rutherford who got back ten.
Driver brought the stands to their
feet by circling White for twenty-five
yards. 1t was a pretty run. Sigler
added five through right tackle and
then Kansas was penalized five for off,
side play. Missouri was tearing the
Jayhawkers to pieces. Carruthers and
Rutherford between them brought
eight yards to the Old Gold and then
Driver on a fake kick was downed for
a loss and it was K. us ball. Angney's
quarterback kick put the oval in mid
field.
For some time the leather see-sawed
up and down with little advantage to
either side and then with the teams
playing in the center of the field time
was taken out for no apparent reason.
When the elevens resumed play Kan
saS secured the ball on an attempted
forward pass, Roberts to Alexander
CALDWELL and Porter garnered five be-
tween them and then Forter kicked to
the Tigers 10 yard mark, the oval roll
ing out of bounds. Williams carried the
leather two through right tackle and
then Kansas was penalized five for Off
side play. Miller ripped off four
through left tackle and then Graves
booted to Milton on the As yard mark.
Porter circled Driver for eleven Cald-
we'll failed to pierce the line but Rouse
recovered an on-side kick for Is yards.
Two attempts gave three yards and
then F'orter dropped back to Missouri s
II yard line and sent the leather hur-
Ting between the posts for points
while the Red and Blue waved franti-
cally and the band played "Boola."
Score, Kansas 4, Missouri 0.
Roberts kicked off over the goal line.
Porter's punt out from the % yard line
went to midfeld where Graves caught
and came back five. Roberts fought
his way through center for fully eight
yards and then added the necessary two
for first down. Graves hammered his
way through tackle for five. Driver
tried goal from the field but it was
blocked by Reed and Kansas took the
leather. Porter punted An exchange
of kicks and a penalty brought the ball
to Kansas % yard mark. Williams rim
ped off four through Reed and the1
Roberts electrified the crowd by a Is
yard dash off left tackle.
The ball was now on Kansas five
yard mark. Missouri squeezed two
through right tackle and then failed to
get more than a few inches. With the