The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-10-20
ST. MARYS LOSES
Milwaukee Scores 10 to O in
Jesuit College Contest.
Game Representative of Middle
and Western Football.
QUIGLEY'S MEN PRIME
Fact Saves Slaughter at Hands
Of Visitors.
Husky Opponents 10 to 20
Pounds Heavier to Man.

Middle and western football clash
ed in fairly representative game be-
tween the two sections when st.
Marys met Marquette at St. Marys on
Wednesday. The score favored the
Milwaukee team Is to o, all of which
was made in the first half. Both
teams are of the Jesuit college circle
and each stands in the same respec-
tive relation to other teams in it's
section. The dope for that reason
stands as a good comparison on the
strength of teams in the two sections.
The game was a good one from the
spectators point of view as ground
was stoutly contested, possession of
the ball changed often, and many
punts and passes were made. While
Marquette Outweighed = the Kansas
Catholics from Is to 20 pounds man,
the little fellows put up a game fight
after they found they were able to do
so. That Quigley had his men in prime
condition was attested by the fact
that they were able to stay the game
through in spite of the severe ham
mering of the heavy opponents.
Two costly fumbles by ST Marys put
the Milwaukee team within striking
distance early after the kick off and
Voelke, right half, dropped neat
field goal through the uprights from
the 80 yard line. Marquette had the
wind in their favor. st. Marys kicked
off to them again and the fumbled
but recovered without loss and re-
turned the punt. Voelke was hurt in
the tackle and took the limit.
st. Marys punted Immediately and
gave up the ball to the first touch
down for Marquette, got it near the
side line on their 80 yard mark and
by a fake short end play sent Elsen,
the big right tackle, 80 yards to the
goal posts. Voelke added the goal.
Quigley's men kicked off again and
ended with Marquette in possession of
the ball on her 80 yard line.
Score in Second Quarter.
In the second quarter the big woods
men scored again mainly by inter-
cepting a forward pass by st. Marys.
WaldrOn, running at full speed met the
ball on a line and tucking it into his
arm ran down the field 35 yards from
which position. the heavy backs plow-
ed through to a touchdown and goal
was kicked. Again they were near a
score when they reached the eight
yard line and tried a pass which failed.
st. Marys stood in a fair way to
score the same quarter when they
punted to the goal line and Mar
quette player fell with it near his goal
A penalty of fifteen yards for Illegal
use of hands set the visitors back af-
ter three short gains and they were
forced to punt. st. Marys then made
beautiful forward pass which netted
35 yards and brought them to the ten
yard line, but they could not cross.
In the last half the Kansas team
tried at two field goals and barely
missed each one. Forty-eight yards
were negotiated by Quigley's men on
in the second quarter. Two passes
failed in the early game. Marquette
tried two passes, one gaining 20 yards
and the other going to a st. Marys
player. Just before the final whistle
blew Marquette carried the ball to st.
Marys four yard line but the lads
braced and held the line smashes for
downs getting the ball as the curtain
was run down.
Each team punted for averages of &c
Marquette seven times ST. Marys was
not penalized once but the Milwaukee
holding Is for illegal use of hands. L
for assisting runner, and Is for offside
play.
All Regulars Used.
Each team used but one substitute in
the gruelling contest and the players al
| fought with spirit on account of the colo
weather. Coach Juneau of the MarqUettes
sent in all his regulars except his left hall
and fullback who were injured in Den
yer on Saturday. Captain Hanley of hi.
| bunch is about as good a tackle as is tt
/
| second. Two star ends made the hand
| ling of punts and end runs miserable
| work for the Kansas team.
| Captain Mooney, Schmidt and Ambers
! were especially noticeable in st. Mary:
| play but every one on the field played {
| fast, consistent game or they would hav,
| been slaughtered.
! Coach William Juneau, who had
/ grievance against the Denver umpire wa
well satisfied with the officials and sale
1 so when Anderson called st. Marys at
| tempt to field goal too far out when i
was not more than four inches off.
Coach Quigley said: I'VE did might!
well against those big bruisers. Their
isn't anybody else around here would
| tackle them. We gave them hard run.
! Lineup:
| Marquette. Position. st. Marys.
! Curtain. E.......... Gushing
! Henley (Capt) ..... L. T............ .Monro
| Westerhagen.......; G.. ............,. Burn
| Elsen.. .Tighe-Sullival
| Curtin Brennan. r. E.. Mooney Capt.
| Shiler. Q. ....-........ Conle!