The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-10-27
ACCIES DEFEATED
PLAYED Kansas in First Import
ant Conference Contest.
Unable to Break Up Shift
Kansas Tore Up Line.

Manhattan. Kan, Oct 27.-The Kan
sas university eleven outplayed the
Kansas Aggies here Saturday in every
period of the contest and defeated them
by the score of &c to 0. The Minnesota
shift was largely responsible for the
success of the university eleven ana
the Aggies were unable to solve it's
mysteries. The forward pass also was
used with disastrous effect. Both teams
used this play.
This was the first important contest
to be played by the Aggies in the Mis-
souri, valley conference. The Lawrence
team outweighed the Aggies but the
difference in the class of the teams was
greater than the difference in weight
Even with these handicaps, the Aggies
were game to the core and fought the
university boys determinedly.
80 yard forward pass enabled the
university boys to score a touchdown
in the first quarter. This pass was
from Bishop to Greelees. Detwiler
kicked goal. In the second period,
Strothers of the university team kick
ed a field goal from the 80 yard line.
Sommers scored a touchdown in the
third period and Weidline kicked goal
The same man scored a field goal be-
fore this quarter ended. The visitors
last period when they scored another
touchdown by using the forward pass
and kicking a goal.
The university boys were more sue
cessful in using the forward pass and
used it frequently. The Aggies attempt
ed the forward pass with regularity
but were not successful as the uni
versity boys and the latter frequently
intercepted attempts of the farmers.
The university boys tore great holes
in the Aggies line for long gains and the
Aggies were unable to stop them. They
attempted to break up the university
attacks but the inexperienced players
were unable to accomplish the desired
results
The Aggies frequently made good
gains and at times showed up we'll but
were unable to keep up the pace. They
were much slower than the university
team
First quarter, a 30-yard forward
pass by Bishop to Greenlees scored a
touchdown for the Lawrence boys af-
ter eleven minutes of play. Detweiler
kicked goal. Score, Kansas university
6, Kansas Agricultural college 0.
On the second play after the kickoff
Haymaker, the local quarterback, made
a 45-yard run, but lost the ball on
rumble Sumner for the Kansas uni
vers1ty, made 20 yards around the end
Greenlees went Is yards through the
line.
The Jayhawkers were penalized
about 60 yards during the quarter.
We1dlein for Kansas university missed
Two attempts for field goals, one from
the 3O-yard and one from the 4O-yard
hne- Score end of quarter, Kansas
university 6, Kansas Agricultural COL
lege 0.
second quarter-The Lawrence bows lost
c cne pan on tumble and Sidorfsky re-
fortV Yards l w The local players punted
placed Greenlees and the visitors we're
held held for downs and punted to the 4o-ward
The locals gained thirty Yards ON on foE.
ward pass, Haymaker to Agnew. Hart
forward pass, by the locals failed. Hay
maker missed field goal by five inchss
from the 20-yard line
yards on a delayed pass The visitors
lost the ball on downs and Haymaker
ball and punted over the iocaTs goal line.
s me farmers inner punted to their opponents
through the locals line. Strothers kicked
TIE Visitors g kicEed of az and ane sidorsky
cepted an attempted forward pass by the
locals The quarter closed with the ball
of the visitors. Score K U. g. K. A g O
Third quarter-The local players kicked
yards Martin made sgard t nen Da fe1
the left end. Sommers made eleven yards
on delayed pass and after making short
a touchdown: Weidlien kicked goal
Score, K. U. 16. K. A. c. 0.
The visitors kicked off and Hartwig re-
turned the ball on downs Kansas carried
it to the 20-yard line. where Weidlein
kicked another field goal. Score, K u 10,
K. A. c. o.
Fourth quarter-Haymaker punted forty
five yards and there no return
Stuewe made the first down. Martin
gained six wards. An attempted field goal
failed and the visitors recovered the ball
Russell made fifteen yards and the Wis
itors made a forward pass over the goal
line. The locals punted to the 5O-yard line
The visitors took the ball and by line
bucks went over for a touchdown. Dur
ing the remainder of the game the ball
near the center of the field.
neither side scoring. Final score, K. U.
&c. K. A. c. O.
Kansas Position. Aggies.
Strothers R. F.. Skinner. Schaffer
Burton ...........R. 7. LOOMS (Capt)
Tudor .............R; G .Cusick, Burkholder
Keeling ....-..'-..1.C -'-.-.....'--.-.- Ioxsn
Scanlon.
........... L. T.. Marble. Wesight
Reber Steuwe. IL. E..-.......- Moss. Root
Wilson Martin. $50. Q ....--.....- Haymaker
Creenlees ......... r. H....-..-.-...-. Agnew
Steuwe.
RiShOD. Russell. T. Ems. Hartw1g