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Title: The Official National Collegiate Athletic Association football guide. The official rules book and record book of college football
Year: 1907 (1900s)
Authors: National Collegiate Athletic Association. (from old catalog) American Intercollegiate Association. (from old catalog)
Subjects: Football
Publisher: New York (etc.) National Collegiate Athletic Bureau (etc.)
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: Sloan Foundation

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outplayed Nebraska in their game andseems to be the logical champion of this section. The most prominent player in the Valley was C. Prentice Donald,captain of the Kansas team. Donald is without doubt one of thegreatest credits the game of Foot Ball has ever had. He played fourvears with Kansas. He played in 41 intercollegiate Foot Ball gameswhile a student at the University of Kansas. He played clear througheverv game on the Jayhawker Foot Ball schedules in those days,and never in a game has had to ask for time out for a personalinjury. He has never received any injury more than a bruise in aFoot Ball game. He weighs 215 pounds and is 5 feet 10 inches tall.Donald has worked his way through the Kansas University engineeringschool. He has never accepted anv financial aid that was offeredbecause of his Foot Ball talent. Donald is a bull in bucking the lineand is a wonderful defensive player. His value was somewhatimpaired by the new rules, but he played great Foot Ball in his lastyear.
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k4i SPALDINGS OFFICIAL FOOT BALL GUIDE. 75 The Kansas City Athletic Club had a Foot Ball team composed ofmany former college Foot Ball players, who, coached by Martin A.Delaney, made a good record. It was attempted to schedule a post-season game between Kansas and the Kansas City Athletic Club, butthe Kansas management was not willing. Coach W. J. Monilaw, formerly of Drake University, had chargeof the Missouri team. The Tigers have been having bad luck withtheir Foot Ball teams in the last few years, but Monilaw got somelife into the recruits and brought out a creditable team. The 0 to 0game with Kansas was consideied a Tiger victory. At Nebraska Coach Foster had little success. He went in to fillthe place left vacant by the resignation of Coach Booth. Boothwas a great favorite at Lincoln and the Cornhuskers failed to takekindly to his successor. At Kansas Dr. A. R. Kennedy is worshipped by the students. Thisfall will be his fourth season as Foot Ball mentor at Lawrence andhe has had

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