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WHAT THE TIGERS DID
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25-yard line Hackney attempted
field goal, but the ball was blocked.
Hackney recovered the ball on the
40-yard line
Hall was injured in this play. and
his place was taken by LeMire. Kan
sas intercepted Hackney's pass two
downs later, but a tumble gave it
back to Missouri The ball was on
the Kansas 20-yard line at the end Of
the quarter, in Missouri's possession.
Hackney took the ball eight yards
nearer the goal in the second quarter,
but 15-yard penalty for holding took
the ball back. On a spread-out play.
Hackney passed the bail to Burress,
who carried it across the goal line.
The kickout was fumbled. and Mis-
souri, lost the chance to add another
point to the score. Score: Missouri
>, Kansas 0.
johnson kicked off forty-five yards.
but the ball was brought back be-
cause a Kansas player was offside.
On the second kickoff, Curtis received
the ball, returning in ten yards. Kan
sas was penaliZed five yards for Off
side play. Hackney, in three downs,
took the ball about twenty-five yards,
but Missouri was penalized fifteen
yards for holding.
Kansas Within Striking Distance.
Hackney was forced to punt. and
Johnson, from the center of the field.
negotiated gain of fifteen yards on
a forward pass the next down. An
| other line play took the ball to Mis-
sours 30-yard line, and Kansas root
ers began demanding touchdown.
The Missouri line held, and on the
third down. Johnson passed the ball
to He'll on wide end play, but the
ball crossed the goal in mid-air, the
ball going to Missouri on the 25-yard
line.
Missouri failed to gain, and Hackney
punted to the Kansas 4O-yard line.
Johnson to Hell Melted twenty-five
yards for Kansas, and on the next
play a fumbled forward pass gave
Kansas ten yards more. Another pass
| failed to gain. and three line plays
did not work for Kansas. The first
half ended with the ball in Kansas
possession on Missouri's 35-yard line
Hackney kicked off fifty yards to
Davis, who returned twenty yards.
Johnson was thrown for loss and
another failure to gain forced Kansas
from the center of the field by Mis-
souri,, but Hackney's tumble gave the
ball to Kansas. A forward pass to
He'll netted six yards, but the Kansans
failed to make their downs, the ball
going to Missouri.
Drop Kick Fails to Count.
A 30-yard gain resulted from a for
ward pass from Hackney to Burress.
Missouri fumbled on the next play,
but recovered the ball on Kansas ~,
yard line Hackney dropped back
for field goal after the Tigers failed
to gain through the line. The kick
was success, but the officials in,
fiicted penalty of fifteen yards for
holding, which prevented the score
counting.
Hackney attempted another goal
from the 35-yard line, but the ball
went little wild. The Kansans took
the ball on the 25-yard line. Eight
yards was gained on pass from
johnson to He'll. Missouri was penal
lied half the distance to the goal and
LeMire was taken from the game for
trough play. NOVEL; replaced him.
A 45-yard pass from Johnson hit the
|ground, and Kansas failed to gain on
the next line play. Time was called
for Johnson. of Missouri He'll to
Johnson Melted fifteen yards, the ball
going to Missouri's 15-yard line. Kan
hsas gained five yards on line play,
but was penalized fifteen yards for
tholding.
! Barnes recovered forward pass on
the 5-yard line. and Missouri kicked
out after two attempts through the
line had failed. Two forward passes
and four line plays by Kansas brought
the ball to Missouri's 25-yard line,
where the ball was at the end of the
lauarter.
/ Jayhawkers Begin to Brace.
In the fourth quarter the Jayhawk-
Iers fought harder than at any time
in the game, and the play was mostly
in Missouri's territory. The Missouri
goal line was in danger about half the
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