 Sheridan chose to close his article by citing this "marvel" of a play – after making reference to earlier 20 and 40-yard passes by St. Louis.If Robinson was standing at "his own" 40 yard line when he made the throw, with the 110-yard field of the day, the pass would have traveled about 70 yards in the air.Dan Dillon's "How the Game Was Played" in the "Post-Dispatch" the next morning gave no yardage details but he wrote that, "(a)t this magnificent exhibition of the spectacular forward pass the crowd went wild and Kansas was plainly up in the air on account of the machine-like method with which it was executed for such material gains."