Oklahoma at Kansas

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  The Topeka state journal, Topeka, Kansas, October 22, 1906, page 1

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  AYHAWKERSW WON Oklahoma Team Went TO Defeat By Score Of 90 to A. E0ys Of X. q. Put Up Great Game Of Football. DONALD AND Drummer. As Usual They We’re the Reliables Of Lawrence Team. Acton Proved the Crack Player for the $ SOOners. DONALD AND Drummer. Lawrence, kan, Oct. 22.-Kansas university defeated Oklahoma univeraity. on 1deCoek field. 20 to 4. in a nercely contested game Saturday zsternocn. The ssSooners@ scored on q. 4ieid goal from the 25 yard line during the first half. while K. u. scored three tpuchdowns and field goal. Milton kicked one goal after a touchdown; Donald made the three touchdowns and cohn made the one field goal after fesar TRIALS had been blocked. Rcth teams made most Of the gains BY old time football although Okla hsnaa tried a forward pass that Wal laess 0f K q, caught for a 20 yard @aln- the ahiftng Of Donald and Bsgluner to end did not work as well as was Rxpscked ana during the second haia Drummer played ia his old position 81 tackle. Both teazns made frequent use Of the onside kick for gains. Kansas having ttla a1yantage and gaining over 80 yards during the game The quarter back kick came Ia for its share Of ana- Oklahoma made two tries. but seth were failures. K. y. lost one Of the short kicks bat the two others n8ttsd Kennedy’s men 55 Yards. It WIS this feature that made the score no padolng to protect them, had held she IayaaHzers five dmas when they had Jess than 8 yard to 10. -Four Of tnare came IA the last half and one IN che arEt ha32 when 9. yard meant a tQuGhdgFF for the JayhaWkers. The nbhftE of Acton and Hughes, the crack halves Of Ozahona’s team, won the admiration. OF All who saw the same. They were the only men who sade large gains for Oklahoma. The visitors were not alble ito gain the 10 yards consistently and lacked the beef 70 hold the line plunges of the heavy Jayhawkers. For the second touchdown Donald only had six inches Co SO and when the men were pulled or by the referee the ball lay just oyer the Tine. The team work Of the Jayhawkers =Rg not SO smooth as it was In the Arkansas game a week ago. The right side OF the line leaked badly and Oklahoma. made most OF their gains through this part Of the line. Hughes kicked on for Oklahoma white rsturned the ball and K y. was soon forced to punt Oklahoma FUN bled on the 20 yard line and Donald recovered the ball. Line plunges by White, Donald. Putnam and Cohn made the required 10 yards twice, but a penalty Of IS yards stopped the line plunging- quarterback kick made htat down. Bruner, COIN and White carried the ball for first down on line plunges. but C0lln missed a field goal 8 a of punts White rounded right end twice for first down. Drummer and Cohn then carried the ball to the Eopnerss 2 yard line. Oklahoma here held 4. u for two line bucks and a penElty for o1fside put them back an additional 0 yards and Cohn tried for q Held goal. Walling broke through. ] blocked the try and Hughes got the / bali and carried II to the 50 yard line. Eiorter and Efughes exchanged punts and Milton, OF K. O., fumbled the punt 81 felding It. Acton ran so yards to the lE4varG line. Hughes tried for a field / goal RfteF two line plunges that net / ted only 8 yard, but Coin blocked the / EeaI line and Hughes ran II back ;. / Acton made yards on an end riin, but Hughes was again forced to punt. ! lzhe plaf went to Angney. who made ! 8 lolg return, the ball going to K. q. ! on ths s5-Yard line. Donald, Drummer ! End Fhste took the ball to the 10-yard siias “a thR8s plays and Oklahoma was ha8z red haIf of the remaining 10 yards for ofEslde play. White made EEEdEs Drummer took the ball to inch eg oG the fire and Donald barely placed Ehe bail oysr the line in IS minutes. eAaca took Cohn’s place at half and Cpsm took Roszse’s place at left tackle. 4ong’s sweeping end runs and line g touchdown. This time Milton kicked AetaT the next kielzoH Angney fun 1tcd the BAH Tor the first time this year after two downs for no gains. uEhas, OF Oklahoma. made their only augga By 9 Aeld goal from the S0-yard lfna, Ihe haE ended with the score II to g hIt Anansys who had played a heady game ~ quarter, Wrenched his ankle as hs cauEht the field goal behind the line and was carried of the field. CouItaF took his place. Acton made many EofnG during the last half, but Miller, VINO went in at half for White, togethwith wallace, made many 2o-yard TTr9, zhs Cldahomans were always forced 20 punt The struggle for the touch down fla this half was fierce. -Four times the hgilt team held the heavy Jay haW9sFs when they had less than q Vard TO 80. Donald made a touchdown and Only missed scoring another by run ! ming into q goal post and the ban was lost when q few inches meant touch | down. Cohn added his only field goal out Of i’ve trials this half Three of the former tries at goal from the aeldi were blocked by the Oklahoma back deld The lineup: Kansas. Position. Oklahoma / Drummer and VVhite...-.... Right end $685.. Walling Drummer ..-.- Right tackle 49,. Monet, c CroWelI and Futuam..... Right guard Douglas N4tnkcn. Center ........ SEVERN ! Saeed.-....... Left guard ......... Wolf Rouse and l71nald...... Left tackle waggoner

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  The Richmond palladium, Richmond, Ind., October 21, 1906, page 2 (results column)

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  PURDUE DEFEATED BY THE MAROONS Chicago University OutcIassed the Indiana Eleven by Score of 80 to O. WEIGHT WAS HANDICAP FAST work OF CHICAGO COM PLETELY DEMoRALizED THE TEAM FROM PURDUE-oTHER BIG GAMES YESTERDAY. FOOTBALL RESULTS. LOCAL. EarTham ~; Cincinnati University IN INDIANA. Wabash %; Rose Poly o. Notre Dame %; Physicians and Surgeons o. OTHER GAMES. n Chicago University SO; Purdue, o. Princeton 80; BuckneII q. Harvard “A; Springfield o. West Point IL; Williams o. University of Pennsylvania IA; Brown O. Cornell 72; Bowdoin o. Annapolis IL; Lehigh O. Yale 10; Pennsylvania State o. =. Ames IA; Nebraska 2. Dickinson 4; Ursinus o. Washburn o.; University of Colo rado o. University of Kansas 20; University IF Oklahoma 4. Lafayette %; Carolina 6. Holy Cross o; University of Maine o. Publishers Press1 Marshall Field, Chicago, Oct. 20 The University of Chicago crushed Purdue University, on the gridiron this afternoon by score of SO to 0. Eckersa1l, Steffen and Iddings of the Chicago team, were the sensations of the game. Frequent gains of 20 to rs yards were made by these stars. Purdue played well but the team was outclassed. Chicago was SO fast that the heavier visitors were mystifed. The game was the first of import ance in the West under the new rules and the fans confessed themselves surprised at the wonderful improve ment wrought by the change. The Maroons found the rule against hurdling the hardest and both teams were penalized on this account.

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  Evening star, Washington, D.C., October 21, 1906, page 59 (results column)

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  FOOT BALL RESULTS. Georgetown, 10; Mt. st. Mary’s, O. Cornell. q; BOHdOin, 0. University of Maine, O; Holy Cross, o. AndOver, o: Harvard Freshmen, 0. Colgate. 3; Syracuse, 0. Dartmouth, &c; Massachusetts AGricu1tural, 0. Yale, o; Pennsylvania State College, o. West Point. IL; Williams. o. Princeton. 81; Bucknell. 4. HaverfOrd, o; Rutgers. 0. SwarthmOrc, IL; George Washington University. o. Michigan, 9: Ohio State University. q. Harvard, a.; Springfield Manual Train ing School, o. Pennsylvania, IA; Brown. 0. University of Chicago, 30; Purdue. o. Ohio University, o. Michigan Uni versity, 6. Nebraska University, 2; Amcs Col lege, IA. Wisconsin University, 10; North DakOta. @. University of Kansas. 20; University of Oklahoma, 4. Johns Hopkins, o; Stevens Institute of Technology. O. Vanderbilt, IS; University Of Alabama, o. Sewanee, IS; Georgia Tech. o. Clemson College, 6: Georgia, o. Lafayette. 2S; North Carolina. O. University of Virginia, 4; Virginia Mill tary Institute, o. Washington and Lee University, S; Ram dOIph- Macon College, 4. Kentucky, 9; University of Tennessee, O.. Wabash College, 20; Rose POlytecinic, O..

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  The San Francisco call, October 21, 1906, page 37 (results column)

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  exchanges of kicks and they managed to keep the ball in their opponents territory during the greater part Of the game. RESULTS OF VARIOUS GAMES. NEW YORK, Oct. Following are the results of games played today on various gridirons: At Lincoln. Neb.-University of Ne braska, 3; Ames, IA. At TopekaaWashburn o; University of Colorado, o. At Columbus, O.-Michigan, s; Ohio, State University, 0. At Hartford, Pa--Haverford, o; Rutgers, 0. At swarthmore, Pa swarthmore, II; George Washington College, 0. AT Gettysburg, Pa.-Gettysburg, ~Ss; Lebanon, O. At Madison-w Wisconsin, 10; North Dakota, o. Al. Lansing, Mich.-Michigan Agricultural College, “a; Depauw, 0. New York, Oct. 20.-Utah University. “a; Denver University. 0. At Lawrence, Kan.-University of Kansas. 20; University of Oklahoma, 4.

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Oklahoma leads 80–⁠28–⁠6 in 114 meetings, counting the 110 since this game.