K. U. Cross Country Men Defeat Aggies by Score 32 to 23
Runner for Kansas Passes Ag-
gie Man on Last Lap
of Race
The Jayhawker cross team team chalked up another victory Saturday afternoon when it defeated the runners of the Aggie game by a score of 28 to 32. The race was begun at the start of the second quarter of the Jayhawker-Wildcat gridron contest and terminated a few minutes after the opening of the second half. It was either teams' race when the runners tracked the track in the finish circle until the finish that it was seen that the Jayhawker runners had a safe margin.
The crowd of football spectators in the Stadium was brought to its feet when, in the finish, Pratt, stark Kansaa distance man, overtook the lead of a Purple and White runner, who was leading him around the Luck, and finished a five yards in the lead. Attention was taken from the Jacksonville Jayhawks smoothly, came into view, and circled the track.
After the first two runners another Kansas man, James, came in. Fourth place went to the Agies as did the eigth, ninth and tenth places. The Kansas team took first, third, fifth, sixth and seventhe places.
The Crimson and Blue team has won two of the three races in which it has taken part this season and will meet the University of Oklahoma team at Norman next week. The Nebraksa team went down to defend at the hands of the Kansas runners last week and the Kansas runners came up with the runners of Oklahoma A. and M. the week preceding. This race, however, was not a conference run and will not lessen the chances of the Jayhawk squad to cop the valley championship for 1923.
Jayhawkers Play Second No-Score Tie of Season
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Second Half
Lonborg kicked 51 yards to stark, who returned 4 yards; Axine lost 3 yards; Axine punted out of bounds; Kansas penalized 5 yards for being off-side; Swartz gained one yard; Kansas penalized 15 yards for holding; Clements made 2 yards through the taking at 4 yard loss; he was hurt in the play but stayed in game; Axine punted 42 yards to Black who returned 2 yards; Kansas ball on 30 yard line; Hodges fumbled and Aggie linesman recovered; Aggie's ball on Kansas 34 yard line; next play called back, both teams off-side; pass by Stark was incomplete; Stark threw for 9 yard loss by Griffin on attempted turnover; passed for 8 yards; Axine punted 12 yards out of bounds; Kansas ball on own 25 yards line; Hodges made 2 yards on fake; Nichols threw Smith for 2 yard loss on criss-cross play; Smith punted 38 yards to Swartz who returned it 4 yards; Axine failed to gain through line; pass; Stark to Swartz, was incomplete; returned it 4 yards; Smith made 3 yards through right guard; Hodges made 2 yards through line; Smith punted 52 yards to Agnie 29 yard line; Axine went through line for 5 yards; Swartz made 5 yards through center; Clements failed to gain; Kansas punted to Agnie ball and first down; Stark failed to gain; Clements made 3 yards through line; pass; Swartz to Stark for 18 yards; pass Swartz to Stark for 5 yards; ball or Kansas 29 yard line; pass, Swartz to Stark was incomplete; Axine was thrown for 2 yards off track; pass; Swartz to Stark for 5 yards; ball on 31 yard line; Hodges made 4 yards off right tackle; Harme made one yard through line; Griffin made 23 yards on criss-cross around right end; Aggies take time out
Aggers penalized 2 yards for much time out; Black lost 5 yards on crass-around around end head; pass, Black to Hart, was incomplete; pass, Black to Griffin, was incomplete; Smith punted 36 yards; both teams off-side; ball called back; Smith again punted 26 yards; quarter over.
Fourth Quarter
Akgies! ball on own 25 yard lim;
Swartz goes through for 5 yards on
first play of quarter; Swartz made
one yard through the line; Clementes
made first down through center;
Swartz went outside on next play;
Axline went 25 yards around left
and went. Clementes made 6 yards
away left from Axline. Axline,
was good for one yard. Axline made
21 yards off left tackle; ball on K.
U, 13 yard line. Axline hurt on play
but stayed in the game.
Pass, Stark to Swartz, was incomplete. Pass by Stark was intercepted by Smith on K. U. 2 yard line; Smith carried ball out to 30 yard line Smith made 5 yards off right tackle Smith made one yard through line Smith punted 49 yards to Swartz, who returned 7 yards.
Kansas penalized 15 yards for rough play. Aggies' ball on their 33 yard line; Swartz made one yard and goes out of bounds; pass Stark to Munn was completed for 15 yards through the line. Axline made 2 yards through line; Stark made 21 yards on run around right end. Swartz carried ball out of bounds losing one yard. Substitution "Babe" Smith for Mullins; Axline went through to Kansas 8. Axline made 5 yards through the line. Ball on K. U. 3 yard line; Swartz fumbled K. U. recovering on their own 3 yard line; Black made 2 yards through line. Sputnite punched 48 yards to Swartz who returned 6. Axline was thrown for 2 yards; culled time out. Substitution Butcher for Clements. Kansas penalized 5 yards on next play;
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butcher made 2 yards through center.
Butcher made 5 yards through center on next play; Stark goes through for 8 yards and first down; ball on K. U. 20 yard line. Axline thrown for 9 yards through center. Swartz fumbled on next play, but recovered; third down 10 yards to go. Butcher dropped back to 28 yard line to lick; ball wont short and was caught by Griffin. Griffin ran with ball. Stark and Nichols both hurt on play. Pass by Black was incomplete; long pass, Black to Griffin was intercepted by Axline just as final gun was fired. Game over.
Aggies
Weber        L.E.
Scholars      L.T.
Scholars      L.T.
Harder        C.
Stiner        R.G.
Keifer        R.G.
Munn         R.E.
Unoo         R.E.
Sark         R.H.
Clements       F.B.
Swartz        Q.
K. U.
McLean
B. Smith S
Haley 35
Louberg 28
Davidson 22
Griffin 4
G. Smith 7
Shannon 6
Dark 1
Black 1
Chicago; headlinemen, A. A. Schabinger, Springfield, Mass. Y, M. C. A. Summary; Substitutions, K. S. A. C.-Butcher for Clements, O. Wilson for Stark; Kansas-Hodges for Shamun, Mulins for B. Smith for Hopkins, Frees for Halpin, B. Smith for Mulins. Yards from scrippme: K. S. A. C., 251; K. U., 72. First downs: K. S. A. C, 14 with 4 from penalties; Kansas, 3. Passes: K. S. A. C, completed 9 for 103 yards, 9 incomplete; Kansas completed 1 for 11 yards, 6 incomplete. Intercepted by K. S. A. C, 2; by Kansas, 1. Puts: Kansas, 29 yards; Kansas in 451 yards, average 414 yards. Penalties: K. S. A. C, 2 for 7 yards; Kansas, 7 for 57 yards. Fumbles, K. S. A. C, 2.
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"Griff" and "Mac" had a hard going defensive game to play, but came through on the offensive with a thirty yard fake, credited to the defense in a neatly completed pass to the latter in the final play of the first period.
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