Haskell at Kansas

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  The St. Louis Republic, St. Louis, Mo., November 16, 1902, page 1

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  HASKELL INDIANS BEAT KANSAS. Light Line of Kansas Could Not Stand Rushes. REPUBLIC Lawrence, Kas., Nov. 1.-THE Haskell In dams won from the University of Kansas football team on McCook Field this after. noon by the score of “a to 8. A wet field IA vored the Indians. who had the heavier team. The Kansans put up a game fight, but their light line could not withstand the plunges of the HasSells’ backs and tackles, who piowed through for gains upon nearly every trial. In the second half Kansas got the ball on a tumble on Haskelrs thirty yard line, and bucked straight down the field for a touchdown by fast and concentrated play. but only at that time were the Jayhawkers able to make material gains. Archiquette. the fast indian hall. twice Got away from the Kansars and made touch downs after run Of forty yards. Haskell depended almost entirely upon l:ne plays, using their tackles often and with good effect. Both teams kicked. often. and In this Falls. the Indian captain. had the better Of Mosher Of Kansas. The wet grounds kept out the fast work which was expected in the game.

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Haskell leads 5–⁠1 in six meetings, counting the four since this game.