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VOLUME VIII. COLUMBIA, MO., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1900. NUMBER 6.
j&sMf r rSi.
SCORE
Missouri . . . (b
Kansas ....
At an eaily horn the
Missomi enthusiasts be-gan
thlonging the corri-doi- s
of the Midland Ho-tel,
Missouri's head-quartei- s.
The different
Fiatemities theie lep-iesent- ed
began the dem-onstrations
of the day
by giving their Piater-nit- y
yells. The Kappa
Sigmas ; Sig, Alphs ;
Sigma Chi&, Phi Grama,
Sigma, Nus, Beta Theta
Pis, and Theta Nus
weie most in evidence.
Theie seemed to be a
general feeling of con-fidence
among Missouri
supporters. Kansas
"sports" were betting
only "even money"
Kansas' excursion ar-live- d
but brought an un-usually
small delega- -
VICTORY SMILED, THEN VANISHED
Expobiton Park,
Kansas City, Nov. 20, 1100.
fecial to The Independent.
the fust time in FORmany yeais we
'had ft favorable
day foi the Gieat Game.
1 Ola C Bondurant. Sub. R Guard
2. H.I. Sears, Sub. R, End
3 Chas Collins, Sub R. Guard.
4. Jas. Meyer, Full Back
tion.
Missouri's famous Cadet band of thirty
pieces, now appealed in the Midland conidois and
ive a few lively selections, which added wonder-fully
to the spirit and enthusiasm of the crowd.
The band, followed by an enthusiastic delegation,
then marched to the Coates House, Kansas' head-quarters,
into the corridors, and nearly routed
the Jayliawkers fiom their stronghold. Kansas
came back a"t us, howevei, and appeared in our
conidois with that old "Rock Chalk, Jayhawk,"
and gave it with a vengeance Kansas' Rooteis
weie noticeably weaken than last yeai.
Immediately aftei dinner the crowd began to
gathei at the scene of battle The day was just
J
-- - - v . . r i Z-
'
1
; - -- - - , "'"" ' "vr . --
Y - .
-
FRESHMAN ACADEMIC FOOT BALL TEAM.
5 R S Houck, R. E. or L H.Back.
6. W. H Jones. Center.
T. E L. Kendall, Left End
8. Howard Welsch, R. End or L. H
9 C E. Temple, Cap. and R H. B.
siasts weie-vei- y much in the majonty. The Ti-ge- is
appealed a trifle lighter than their husky
opponents, but played quicker, snappier ball. By
tins time neaily 7,000 people had gathered to
watch the mighty contest
The Lineup.
MISSOURI. KANSAS.
Smith L. E Breese
Washer . ,...L. T Shrant
Williams L. G-- AUpliin
Davidson ,.C Caiter
Hayes R. G... Morton
Kruse (captain) .R. T Wilcox (captain)
10 J R. Evans, Right Guard.
11. F. H. Birch, M'gr, and Q. B.
12 A. Marks Sab. Quarter Back.
16. R. W. Russell. Left Tackle.
14 Abner E. Gore, Right Tackle
light, just cold enough to cause good, snappy ball
to be played The Jayhawkers were the fiist to
appeal. They looked heavy and strong, and
showed up well in practice. Kansas' stock went
up with a bound. Missouii's Tigers appeared
about ten minutes later, and as they came onto
the field, the immense audience went wild, and
the band plajed "Hot Time." Missouri's enthu- -
15. R. S. Hamilton, Right Guard.
16. L. Morris Anderson, Coach
17. R. O. Maddox, Left Half Back.
18. B. J. Creech, Left Guard.
McCaslin R. E Algie
Honx Q.B Botsford
Cooper L. H. B Tucker
Tlminian F. B Odel
Yant R. H.B..Quigleyand Jenkinson
The officials of the game were: Time-keepe- r,
H. H. Holmes, of Kansas City; umpire, Whiffen;
Eeferee, Fred Cornell; Linemen, Bucholtz and
Pa lent.
Object Description
| Title | MSU Independent Newspaper 1900-11-30 |
| Title.Alternative | M.S.U. Independent |
| Creator | University of Missouri |
| Description | Vol. VIII, No. 6 |
| Subject | University of Missouri -- Periodicals; |
| Coverage | United States -- Missouri -- Boone County -- Columbia |
| Language | English |
| Date.Search | 1900-11-30 |
| Item.Year | 1900 |
| Item.Month | November |
| Item.Day | 30 |
| Type | Newspapers |
| Format | |
| Collection Name | MSU Independent Newspaper |
| Publisher.Digital | University of Missouri Library System Office |
| Rights | These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for distribution or publication. |
| Contributing Institution |
State Historical Society of Missouri University of Missouri--Columbia. School of Journalism |
| Copy Request | Contact the State Historical Society of Missouri at: (800) 747-6366 or (573) 882-7083 or email contact@shsmo.org. Some fees apply: http://shsmo.org/research/researchfees |
| County |
Boone County (Mo.) |
Description
| Title | MSU Independent Newspaper 1900-11-30 Page 1 |
| Date.Search | 1900-11-30 |
| Item.Year | 1900 |
| Item.Month | November |
| Item.Day | 30 |
| Item.Page | Page 1 |
| Type | page |
| Collection Name | MSU Independent Newspaper |
| Item.Transcript | VOLUME VIII. COLUMBIA, MO., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1900. NUMBER 6. j&sMf r rSi. SCORE Missouri . . . (b Kansas .... At an eaily horn the Missomi enthusiasts be-gan thlonging the corri-doi- s of the Midland Ho-tel, Missouri's head-quartei- s. The different Fiatemities theie lep-iesent- ed began the dem-onstrations of the day by giving their Piater-nit- y yells. The Kappa Sigmas ; Sig, Alphs ; Sigma Chi&, Phi Grama, Sigma, Nus, Beta Theta Pis, and Theta Nus weie most in evidence. Theie seemed to be a general feeling of con-fidence among Missouri supporters. Kansas "sports" were betting only "even money" Kansas' excursion ar-live- d but brought an un-usually small delega- - VICTORY SMILED, THEN VANISHED Expobiton Park, Kansas City, Nov. 20, 1100. fecial to The Independent. the fust time in FORmany yeais we 'had ft favorable day foi the Gieat Game. 1 Ola C Bondurant. Sub. R Guard 2. H.I. Sears, Sub. R, End 3 Chas Collins, Sub R. Guard. 4. Jas. Meyer, Full Back tion. Missouri's famous Cadet band of thirty pieces, now appealed in the Midland conidois and ive a few lively selections, which added wonder-fully to the spirit and enthusiasm of the crowd. The band, followed by an enthusiastic delegation, then marched to the Coates House, Kansas' head-quarters, into the corridors, and nearly routed the Jayliawkers fiom their stronghold. Kansas came back a"t us, howevei, and appeared in our conidois with that old "Rock Chalk, Jayhawk," and gave it with a vengeance Kansas' Rooteis weie noticeably weaken than last yeai. Immediately aftei dinner the crowd began to gathei at the scene of battle The day was just J -- - - v . . r i Z- ' 1 ; - -- - - , "'"" ' "vr . -- Y - . - FRESHMAN ACADEMIC FOOT BALL TEAM. 5 R S Houck, R. E. or L H.Back. 6. W. H Jones. Center. T. E L. Kendall, Left End 8. Howard Welsch, R. End or L. H 9 C E. Temple, Cap. and R H. B. siasts weie-vei- y much in the majonty. The Ti-ge- is appealed a trifle lighter than their husky opponents, but played quicker, snappier ball. By tins time neaily 7,000 people had gathered to watch the mighty contest The Lineup. MISSOURI. KANSAS. Smith L. E Breese Washer . ,...L. T Shrant Williams L. G-- AUpliin Davidson ,.C Caiter Hayes R. G... Morton Kruse (captain) .R. T Wilcox (captain) 10 J R. Evans, Right Guard. 11. F. H. Birch, M'gr, and Q. B. 12 A. Marks Sab. Quarter Back. 16. R. W. Russell. Left Tackle. 14 Abner E. Gore, Right Tackle light, just cold enough to cause good, snappy ball to be played The Jayhawkers were the fiist to appeal. They looked heavy and strong, and showed up well in practice. Kansas' stock went up with a bound. Missouii's Tigers appeared about ten minutes later, and as they came onto the field, the immense audience went wild, and the band plajed "Hot Time." Missouri's enthu- - 15. R. S. Hamilton, Right Guard. 16. L. Morris Anderson, Coach 17. R. O. Maddox, Left Half Back. 18. B. J. Creech, Left Guard. McCaslin R. E Algie Honx Q.B Botsford Cooper L. H. B Tucker Tlminian F. B Odel Yant R. H.B..Quigleyand Jenkinson The officials of the game were: Time-keepe- r, H. H. Holmes, of Kansas City; umpire, Whiffen; Eeferee, Fred Cornell; Linemen, Bucholtz and Pa lent. |
