The Daily Oklahoman from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma • 11

r'VTf A 4 a 5 jnwA1' iuAu ria a' 1 ln i' VMrt ft A 1Z AWA I r7 619 46 1699 seconds to ncn Totals 462 209 Totals players iurmei 4 i ootball Today PLAYERS 18 524 393 no 2187 Totals 2nd 5 rd 40J HO Tor LAYERS LG Hoarh Hum 2000 649 Broadway Co 620 St SPAMGLER TOPS CHURCH PINMEN 320 104 DELANEY TAKES CLOSE VERDICT 122 100 449 21! too 5 Garner Keller for other 12:13 aec 990 999 Hl Chleafo at Urbana Shus Dordnr Hamary 'Totals 994 tn 484 tss HQ 1S2 179 170 3rd 3 30 169 150 184 550 490 U30YR CO BOSTON 4flf 652 hslbr Cook Co Hutchinson Blind Johnson Totals 440 717 Biotfi! Brannltker Uudaon Harprnan Ilartnnn AST MOVING DIERENT INTERESTING CVf irst Christians RqU Best Score But Cop Only One rom Baptists il 11 011 Renault Spotted 19 Pounds 'And Knockdown But Loses Tourney Opener two mile three fivemlle and ten or the quarter time was 6:73 8:91 seconds New and old records diatanceH are: half mile onds and 33:94 seconds mile 28:81 seconds and 28:70 seconds two miles 53:45 seconds and seconds three miles 1:19:65 and 1:25:61 four miles 1:4674 and 1:55:74 five miles 219 53 and 224G5 ten miles 43277 and 4:15:88 I RICK Schoenfeld Berber Jon Comat ock Hydt Armatronff Thoma AHnoeh Payne Braden Murray XJIHCAGO Oct Smmy Mandell baa agreed 1' to risk his World' lightweight championship for the second tlino at tho Chicago coliseum Nov 14 who rank high est In tho lightweight ranks are ba Ing considered by Promoter bn Mul len holder of signature for the titular contest These are Louis Kaplan formerly recognized by tho New York Athletic commission fts feath erweight champion Billy 'Petrolic tho "argo Express" Spug Myers of Pocatello Idaho Stanislaus' Loayza Jimmie MeT arln Hilaire Martinez tho Spanish lightweight champion and Phil McGraw of Detroit Mandell hits hot defended his title against a dangerous opponent nce July Because ot his apparent re luctance to meet outstanding 'chal lengers he lias been threatened by The National Boxing association which warned him it would strip him of hl title if he would not do' no Tho warning of the association Mandell said did not have any ln fluency on hla Ueclsipn to fight' Taken vrt jh writ Ulrlrh sxlti 10 9 Whalan '174 Invv 7G Lfaune 1 Klrkagard lo aVt Mmhh pii Monsner JliiUhlnsuu 3 6o' 28 9 9 0 7 I 3: Smlili A MODIIED ORDINARY JJE POLICY Issued By The Central I If Assurance Society (Mutual) Des Moines Iowa'4 Premium for 10000 ago 80 814650 Reduced each year by dividends JESSE A TODD General Agent 811 Mercantile Mid Walaat all tut sei Wb i hut 7 0 7 14 9 4 'U Vines llenvy Goxi after Shawnee Dimhan 3 Cl rnn wnei HO HT HH vH Otsforf! 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Yukon Canlro! inn Tmichlnwn0 CapJ 'uni Kllr and Zinn Yukon Klrckgani HmlthEnid baseball Park Not To Be Rebuilt LOGKHART SETS EIGHT RECORDS Non Competitive Auto Rac ing1 Marks Established In 1917 Bettered SALEM JL'Oct Eight new non speed records were Set riday by rank Lockhart racing driver on the board track of th I'ocklngliam speedway here Tests were under the supervision of the A A A In each case Lockhart bettered tlifi time made by Phil Rader who set old records at Sheepshead Say New York July 28 1917 Rader drove a car equipped With a 905 cubic Inch engine while LockhkrVs engine was the modern 1 cubic inch racing type Records for quarter hiile hnlfmlle mile mile four mlle mile distances Sooners Examined or Physical Needs NORMAN Oct 14 (ftiielnl More than GO boys in the physical education classes' atthe University preparatory to being put through the tricks ot the mat basketball courts and gridiron practices ac cording to McDermott Instruc tor Although most ot the boys were said to be light in weight a balance Is maintained by having one 213 pounder In the group to offset a boy weighing only 101 pounds Average weight of the group about 150 pounds Examination of girls has not been completed tl Dunlap 3 80 Ingram Jir jBoyd tO O'QuInn AHU 3 11 139 TnmllnaoB Zinn jas 148 i wvuwwtmrv I ouv euxwHftmi'nk Look os This Mark! Irft Guia Kune Hpandar Mulsnbrro Hooper Uunnjnf Total TUdenjAbandbiis uourr tor Biage OS ANGELES Oct (fl Tilden has temporarily deserted tennis for the stage announcement Inada at a local theater aaldthat "Big BUI" would Newark stage play Want Something? for an 'indefinite run starting Oct 28 "Tilden lias been in southernCalifornia several weeks defeat ijng all local: tennis talntTB den spent part of last Winter in4 th movies Passes Gain 34 6 Southwest Victory for U' DATJ AS Texas Oct (fl Rice instilute Inaugurated an aerial attack in the gam with Southern Methodist university at Owenby stadium riday that proved the Owla own undoing Mustangs also re sorted to passing tactics to defeat the Owls 34 to 6 in th first south west conference game here this sea son XJnenpi Trijcr Rfliinder TfitUlD Ssuflev 5' ENID Oct 14 Clyde Pulse Enid oil operator and former owner of Southwestern League bdse bkll club said riday that he does not Intent! to rebuild his grandstand which wm destroy by Uro Mon day The grandstand was built by Pulse as an Individual venture" It had burned mce before and had been rebuilt Other local promoters plan to build a rses track and grandstand at Tourist park three miles north of Enid on the paved highway but nothing definite has been decided 3 4 Garber Tonkawa 0 1 TONKAWA Oct (8peclaJ Tt Grbr high defeated Tonkawa here riday I to 0 scoring a safety in aeoqnd and touchdown Jnr third Moat ef game was a ppntlng duel on sven terms with no outstanding plays Hutcherson ot Garber was tho bestT 'ground gainer Mneuri Ysller 'Creighton Oklahoma at Norman Marquetl va Oklahoma Aggie at Stillwater Drake vi Pittihurgh at Des Molnea Kansas Aggie at Law rente Nebraska vs Grinnell at Lincoln AVnshlngton vs laoinbani at Nt Louis luwa riiate ys Illinois at Urbana Dlr Ten Chlcsro TS Purdii at llllnola va Iowa Ktata Indiana va Minnesota at Bloomington Iowa vs Wabash at Iowa City Ohio Btats vs Northwestern at'Co lumbim Wisconsin vs Michigan at Madison Oklahoma Collegiate Northwestern vs Northeasttrn at Tahlequah Central East Central at Ada Tulsa vs Del aul at Chicago astem Harvard vs Holy Cross at Cambridge Princetun va Washington and Ma at X'rlncelun Yals vs Brown st New Haven Navy va Notre Dams at Baltimore Aimy va Davls Klklna at Wst Point Hates Boston university at Jw Utoti Buwdolnvs Wesleyan at Brunswick UuekiiBll ss VHlanuva 4 at Wilkes Burre Columbia vs Colgate at New Tork Dartmouth vs 'i'tniDl at Hanover Haverfoid va Johns Hopkins at nuverford Maine ort Williams at Orono Monmouth Bsloit at Monmunth New Hampshfrs vs Rhoda Island Stat at Durham Pennsylvania vs Psnn State at Phila delphia Hyracuse va Georgetown at SyrscueeC ymuiont Providence at Burlington Western Butler ranklin at Indianapolis California Aggita vs Brigham Young at Sacramento Carroll Coe at Waukesha Case vs Akron at Cleveland tCiriclnhatl vs Dayton at Cincinnati Colorado vs Colorado Teacher at Boulder Colorado College vs Monteruma at Colorado Springs Colorado Mines vs Western Stat at Golden Depauw Earlham at Greencastle Denver va Cnlorsdo Aggies nt Benter Gonzaga va Washington State at Spo kane Michigan State vs Carroll College at East Tnalng Montana vs Washington at Mlssonja Nevada va resno at fieno North vs South Dakota at Grand olks Ohio Unhcrslfy vs Marietta at Athena Qregon vs Cnllfotula at Portland' Southern Alabama Poly vs Louisiana Stats st Montgomery Baylor vs St Edward at Waco Birmingham Southern va Centre at Birmingham Chattunouga vs Woffard at Chat tanonga Duke vs Richmond at Durham Georgia 'Tecii vs Alabama at Atlanta llttlu Ruck Ouachita at JJttle Koc Tennessee vs MHslstlpp! at Knoxville Tessa vs Vanderbilt at Dallas Toxas Aggies vs Arkansas at College Station Texas Christian vs at 'ort Worth The Cltsdll VI Oglethorpe at Charleston West Virginia vs Lafayette nt Mor gantown 4 'iT'rt Am'4 ttv 74 a i RG RT RE? Q1L Lit HIL Henay Score1 by quarters: Shawnee Ulusvvn Touchdowns wnee Plnukn klillnar tlantl 1 tn 11 a nd Tarkerifor Monthgute Clerk tor Bethel ('unnlnghem for Vanderpool Claaeen Iligbla for Remrnert Chambers for Pvistt (Gardner for Holmes WHson for Robev Williams for Wilson Hlgly for Marr irst Hha wnee 3 Classen 3 4 Ofiitlals Shelton (Oklahoma City) referee Hoover (Baker) umpires Rob ertaon headllnesinan HT RE QBLH RH il Score by periods: IT i Hire 9 I Touchdowns Home 2 Mann (subRtltutAf for Heed) Trigg Craig Point from try after touchdown Hume 2 (place kick) safeties Hacks Hire Touchdown Allnoch 7 Cf THE AILY 6KlkndMAKg SATURDAY VOCTOBER WITH VICTORY: WEET 4 Shawnee Line Stops Hand Win'i 14 13 Came 'v Comet umble atal a 4 SHAWNEE Oct InabiUty to pueli over a touchdown from the tw foot line tn closing min utes of play costClaen 'Comets a Victory over Shawnee Wolvea here riday Shawnee was victorious by a 14 to 18 score 5 Late In the fll st period Capt Ted Hand of the Comets passed thirty yards to Marr end but Marr dropped the ball On the next play Hand attempted to punt Lut bled the ball Vines Shawnee half back scooped 'it up and over for Shawnee's first marker Quarter endei with Shawnee leading 7 to 0 Not long after the second period hnd opened Hand passed to Milner over Hie goal line but missed the tryfor goal which eventually would have given the Comets at least a tie Dropped Passes Are Costly Classen hnd' another excellent chance to count' Imdiedlately after the kickoff when Slitiw'neo fumbled and Classen' recovered on the 11 ynrd line Shawnee's line held and Hand passed to Milner ngaln over the goal line Milner failed to nail tho ball costing the Cornets another touch down End of the half saw the Wolves s( 111 In the lead 7 to 6 Shortly after the second half opened Leroy Hensey Wolf full back tore through th Comets brushing aside half dozen tacklersf and rnn fitly yards for touchdown1 DetlicJ added the extra point Yard To Go Ted I'tnnblee Classen opened up a twashlngfllne attack and took the hall to the 1 ynrd line shortly after kickoff With six precious points within Ids grasp Hand fumbled and a Shawnee play er recovered Comets continued tn sinnslr every thing Shawnee laid and took the ball to the gonl Hne again from where Hand went over and kicked goal Then came the tragedy which cost the Comets their third gninu' In ns manv weeks Hand made first and ten and put tlie ball on the 1 ynrd line plays netted onlv a foot and Hnnil wna thrown foot short of victory when the Uno failed to tear open the Wolf forward wallr Wolves Nnap (hit of It Wolves looked much different than they did against Bfackwell and Capitol Hill teams or the first time this year Coach Wilcox has his team intact with exception of Rlcheson halfback Line as a whole withstood Comet firo well and looked good on offense Ted Hand Comet fullback was easily the outstanding star of the contest Aside from a fumble on the goal line in the third quarter V'v By: Lawton Crew Jstiv AWTON speqlal)" In on ef the fastest foot ball games Lawton has ever witnessed Bryan Griffin's School grid men upset Ardmore''' conquerors ot Norman here rl day to 7 Liwtn completely' broke up the passing offense which lest weyk overhauled a 23 to lead and scored 24 game in the last quarter One Lawton touchdown re suited from a forward jpass An other cxtne by interception Ray Hili Law tori captain and tackle Raymond I awton center were outstand Ing men ot the game 7 Although rolling by far the best score of the night irst Christians spent their strength in winning the first frame and lost the remaining two to irst Baptists In Church league bowling at the A riday night Spangler of the Chris tians had high night's score of 617 Paced by 465 took'two ot three from Bap tist No 2 team Scores: Xlrit liapf In JBt Cox 133 Morehoua 1 81 Bickne 138 Thompson 3G8 (Blind) 120 Mushburn 1G5 72 7 76 vh? CbrUtl lat 184 189 333 351 1 VR Rnutiiweat Bell Telephone I'lATKKX Beaver Morrell Campbell ri Power Raaor Totals RICE'S OWN AERIALS HELP MUSTANGS WIN Hchnildt Ambrose Hlsr Grubb Lumbermen assers Turn In Sweeps to Prolong Tie I 'v i or 1 CMamrrclal StMtan ret a and It 1 1 VMiktunibr 1 1 Mouthsriti'n Belt i 4 441 MtfopolUnh Cbaln Store Morri A Co £n(lnerr rirnt atorM Sweeps were the order of the nglit In boirimercial league bowl ing at Recreation alleys and Okla homa Ga' Electric pln cjrashers remained Ued with Cook Lumber men for the lead' took the measure of Pat terson Hoffman while the Lumber men paged byIx high 598 and Aw 586 'cleaned Metro politan Chdln Stores Cook had high team scofe 2699 Southwestern Bell gdvanced to third place by taking oil three from Grant Stores Morris and company climbed over Engineers in the stand ings by taking the pdd game Total! ookl rLAYKHS A Wlltelt Lovall lynn Willett A ederwn Total Oklahomi Ci PLATERM Anderaon Jf MulHvant Hen WiKKin Danga i Tlurl NorlU 1 and )L WlUmJj sea lol co mb Harntnter Ripley 't 9 2 5 Affifi 3 1 LOVEMOLg aj 1 MS cA 3 A WV wW' 11 sign go wrong one of the greatesV'backs of this fajl is going to be Captain Wilson of West East year against the NaVy hewas a wonder and hls great end runs will never be forgotten by the 100600 who Witnessed tho Army Navy gam There is one ttyng you can say about Wilson's end runs They are that and nothing else Grange would run the ends change his mind and cut in off tackle4 Wilson gods for an end Hegoes at least twenty yards straight out from hlg position for the sideline running like streak with one' Interferer about a stride ahead of him and between him and tho eneriiy And when he gets to the spot he wants to make his turn he makes it almost at right angles in spite of his burst ot speed and wltliout lose of a stride That boy has winged feet I Wilson outflanks the other teain with this speed His troubles eome later Iwhen her gets Jo and beyond the scrimmage line and begins to en counter tacklers ss they come at him from the Inside 4 5 But Captain Wilson 8 A (if you can guess' what that mans?) Jjnows how to get by them as the aforesaid loovoo can verify rom the stands It looks as though he were dlskcatlnghis hips when he fries himself Look at the three sketches of him Above imagine a tackler coming at him from right and explain Ills evading Xa the tackler drives Wilson leaps far to file side away from him But that is not enough As ho alights he pulls his hips well forward so far that the tackler falls to his rear and in the same move he straightens himself and continues with his burst of speed' a liard man to down His end run play la diagrammed for those who have the use of an ex ceptionally fast back this fall 4 (Copyright" 1927 Publishers Syndicate) MflrtA Hoyd Updike hihnsort liurnall Handicap Total MAND8LL RIVAL HOT SELECTED Kaplin Petrolle And Loayza Among Those Considered a Unseating i Enid EleVenx ByGoldbugs Surprise To Critics KW 1 I 1 BATTUE HRDpUGH Each Team Scares SingleTouchdown in Third i Im Quarter ENID Oct An un 'heralded overhead attack 'and the raeourate toe of BUL Moore carried city Gold 'bugs to a to 7 triumph pver here1 riday and sent theHaymakers out ot the Oklahoma conference gridiron lead if Outweighed potfndsto lhe man line was to give way before the heavier Gold i bugs On the contrary Haymakers mad more gains through the line than the Goldbugs but both were forced do resort to a passing game to score Kick Is Margin Moore gave the Goldbugs their margin ot victory in the second quarter when 'he booted a field goalafter a long pass Eaton to Whit mn 'Heavy penalties against Phillipsmarked the first half Coach Louis team was set hack seventy five yards for holding Second half was barely under waywhen Phillips again wag penalized fifteen yards Goldbugs took the and got within range of the goal when Eaton turned loose anothertwenty yard heave Goldbugs then punched the ball over but Moore 'missed goal Two Haymakers Catch Pass This wm the signal for opening of the Haymaker aerial attacit Smith gained twenty yards with apass to McArnery Soon thereafter Goldbugs Intercepted a heave byCampbeIl and ran It back twentyyards a turned the tables by snaring a Goldbug heave and pine ring the ball fifteen yards from the goat line Spaulding and Denker caught pass over the line simultaneously Denker booting goal CU( Po! PHILLIPS (1) Alexander HE Denker Webb 0RT Mark Doe lire RG Shidler (c) 1 Alien (c) 'C Brty Bilpert 5' Vincent klAVatam LT McQulllen Terry Elam Eatoft yn McArnery Gutnwuky HUB Medbrook TV Ddensea 1HH Mlflifill Smith Moore Mcor by period 1 3 3 4 To Oklahoma University9 3 7 fi John De Witt Waller umpire a Vadakin he4 linesman YUKON DUMPS CAPITOL HILL MARGIN 26 13 Continued from fags tkn Capitol 35 yard line Kirke gard them faked handlng tlie ball toone of his i mites and the pigskin on blind sldr" carrying It around Jn back pt hla hfP The Red skin never where the oval was until the referee blew the touch down Kirkegnrd added the extra point by placement mounting Yu score to 20 to A pass Kirkegard to Hutchison a sizeable run by Manne on thebe hind liis back fake and a ten yard dashTaround endbyKlrkegard save Yukon its last marker Capitol Hill never stopped fight ing Boyd smothered" a Yukon bobble on the twenty six yard line and Zinn added aflrst down ziniiapedup Miller and1 pulled down pass over the goal line Zinn kicked goal Score Yukon 26 Capitol II111 13 umMes Prove atal Capitol Hlt had another scoring chance with about flvjs minutes left but three successive fumbles were fatal the last btitrbelng grabbed by a Miller a Zinn wag the whole show for Cap itol Hill streaking off any of runs from five to thirty yards While Kirkegard was equally aa bril liant ror rukon Th rirtlnc lineup: WL Capitol jf oo JCLKftlier JK 7 BATTLE HEADSEASTERNCARD? Team s' Eevnly Matched Yale and Harvard Out Losses A NEW YORKk Oct (fl "big tenseness like the calm that conges before storm or a fin i ish fight made itself felt In the llnlment laden air ot 100 college gym nasluma throughout the east tonight as nrajor football teams made ready for the sounding ot the charge aglnst worthy foes tomorrow Arriving early this year the open season on big games brought a pow erfOl Notre Dame array out of the? west to Baltimore where It clashes with the navy on the morrow 4 Big Boys Peevish Tn other headline battles Yale and Harvard both smarting unde? do feats meet Brown and Holy Cross respectively Princeton takes ori Washington and Lee which held th Tigers to aij tie last year Columbia anil Colgate fight it out In a battle of New York state HyaJs Pennsylvania Aggies to Its record inviolate against Perin State while La fay scoring juggernaut tackles West Virginia Hard scrimmaging' which Ims' been the rule for nearly all the ma jor teams throughout the week tap ered off to a final polishing )q which personal contact wns taboo of the coaches called It day after i "skull on signals the eld of the blackboard and sent their charges to bed soon after dark i With Eddie Wittmer to run the ball and Earl Baruch to kick It and pass It BUT Doper at Princeton hopes to check Washington and Ttf Harvard on the other hand meets a formidable fqo in 1 Holy Cross which has not been scored upon as yet I Two good teams beaten in early I season starts will be setting out to! retrieve lost glories when Penn: State battles Pennsylvania and Col gate clashes with Columbia' Syra cuse and Georgetown both unbeaten are matched In a struggle for sur: vlval ot the fittest NEW YORK Oct Jack Delaney retired champion of the light heavyweights pounded out a close decision' over Jack Renaultormer headliner In the heavyweight class In a ten round feature match at Madison Square garden riday night ight officially opened Tix campaign to determine the next logical contended for a shot at Gene Tunney's title i Delaney at 177 pounds conceded 19 1 2 pounds to his fellow Canadian and handed him a solid trouncing after being on the floor for less lime that it took to atai't a count In the second round A solid right to the ear spilled the retired king ot the light heavyweights but he was not badly hurt and fought back vigor ously A vicious right uppercut as Re nault backed out of a clinch in the fourth round enught the former Canadian mounted policeman equare ly on the nose and started a flow of blood that continued for eever ul rounds Nose appeared to have been broken and was split badly along the ridge plAyed brilliantly Hensey looked best ot Shawnee' backs Lineup: SHAWNKK Pee CLASSICS Minit McKinna? HnuthffKt tlT Kenwnart Dutton LU Dolma Vender pool Rippla Graham HU Boon Eixher (U) Groan it Iifilii Mlltnor Pyiatt Kobe Band (d0 ait i LA 1 i y6L 11 11 Iv I vLwenWA yutK A JrShrUfll KI 1 4 hj ei0 i Bk 4 cWRlirM 'xPc? ALP' uB I Wia WVWZjn V3t'Z'MVAMKJk 'WASOX VVW? 1 fl i jti a rC 1 Die LiKw nwwh xvA A TeZY trwtfx KO VW' W5 SGV 3 vz 'J 8 4 y' i 8 4 4 fl 8 z' 2 52 A 1 1 Ufa oul jrjli" ffll oj 1 dA 1 uiri" i i 1 st i Ri Ht 2nd 3rd 149 182 317 177 385 14S 383 U2 1Z4 159 IC 189 ka 393 178 SVl 809 788 VS aiuiber 3t 2nd 3rd 163 vl62 HO 230 183 181119 194 163 133 390 3B8 198 167 334 IM 184 2t a nml Eltrtrle 3at Ind 3rd 138 383 1X0 377 163 190 H6 BV 174 131 187 H7 20'1 161 382 2nd 3rd 147 168 18? 10 1J4 131 1SH 106 172 148 H4 137 341 183 ToT 691 IkL fold 3rd 38? 133 284 4 181 16S 116 19 146 163 37 31 156 174 1667i7 7r mo VH rlnrert lut 2nd 9rd 187 186 176: 168 186 nr 160 16? H9 92 '143 160173 207 Ul Total 410 890 1)1 L472 1 Grant Store LAYERS lat 2nd '3rd Dnnaldaon 366 H4 179 603 HanRn 133 H6 Ul 493 Pontloit 133 Ul 173 474 Htrvens 361 180 1 64 605 rcwlea 171 166 146 472 Total 712 143 860 2464 1jt 2nd 3rd 144 U0 206337 13 U6 162 203 169 Ul Jfil 176e 391 145 H8 Sir 890 905 825 101 752' 3216 Xftika Jal Ind 8 rd HI 183 138 440 101 113 94 308 149 134 3 40 427 360 i 1 44 3 63 85 320' HO 240 16 326 724 2003 V8 it lat 2nd 3rd 107 143 58 Hl HO 1 47 468 HO 165 125 400 1H 113 Hl 34 130 16 216 IM 36H 20 20 24 4 I 'r 1.