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SECTION TULSA DAILY WORLD SUNDAY OCTOBER 19 1919 KENDALL COLLEGE DEEATS CENTRAL NORMAL GRIDSTERS ootball Results INVADERS PLAY HARD GAME JTEXAS RESORTS TO PASSING Ki 16 0 In Look the Part You Play Home 1 DEVOE PAINTS ARE 100 PURE The llncu I Kendall I i at Mi MOGULS WROTH WHEN UMPIRES ARE NAMED OKLAHOMA CITY HAS CHAMPIONSHIP HOPES Peroo Paints are tho beat for houses barns Interior and floor finish Ing and for flat wall surfaces WE GUARANTEE EVERY DROP DEVOE PAINT Your wife and children cannot take a pride in their home if the house is faded and weather beaten And for mansion or cottage the best paint is BRILLIAN I OPEN PLAY EATURES THIRTY ONE GOLERS QUALIY YESTERDAY SYRACUSE Oct oot ball "dope" was given an upset here 4 4 114 14 C4444 A luuuy nuvti L44Q ujtavunt: ininrinp OKLAHOMA WINS ROM TEXAS Soonors orce Texans on De fense rom Start Open ootball Played Kendall Has Usual Success With Pass Central Scores Touchdown Sam Langford Great Negro Boxer Battles for Title Here Monday Night 18 Playing its tnltiftl game of the western confer ence season the University of Chi cago triumphed over Perdue l'fl to 0 in their annual contest at Marshal field today The garni was witnessed by 12000 persons including S00 wounded soldiers who came from ort Sheridan hospital as gueste of the university Sam Langford Great Negro noser After years of effort in the ring Sam Langford at last his a chartce to battle for a title when he meets Jack Thompatn In a 15 round bout here tomorrow night winner to get possession of the belt offered for the negro heavyweight championship on condition that he meet Harry Wilis here at a later date Georgia Tech Beats Vandy ATLANTA Ga Oct 18 Georgia Tech teat Vanderbilt 20 to 0 here to day on a muddy field which caused much fumbling of the bull by both sides! lowers made the three touch downs for the Georgians one of them after a brilliant broken field run of 70 yards through the entire Tennessee team Play for Tulsa Club and Golfers Magazine Trophies Is Started Yesterday i With Sound of Over 40 Men Capital City Aggivgullon Gets State TRIO Bug Sr 9 Rain stops Race Meet ATLANTA Ga oct Heavy rains today prevented the carrying out of the last program of the Grand Circuit races here nnd tonight the visiting stables were on their way to winter quarters While the week of racing drew good attendance the 'showing made was rather tame and no records were broken even for the local track Local Collegians orced to ight Throughput Grove Scores on Kickoff Rramer Conklin for Williamson Spangler tor Conklin Spearman for Hafner Conklin for Spearman Scoring: Touchdowns Miller 3 Springer 2 Grove 2 Wallace 1 Bel lleu Conklin 1 Goals after touch down Grove 7 Goals from field Grove 2 Total Kendall 67 Cen tral 6 irst downs Kendall 24 Central 5 Completed passes: Kendall 11 out of 20 attempts for 167 yards Central 6 out of 14 attempts for 82 yards Punts: Grove 260 yards in 7 kicks Byrd 220 yards in four kicksWil liamson 100 yards In four kicks Pen alties: Kendall 5 Central 15 Officials: Ammons (Pittsburgh) referee Brenneman (Illinois) um pire lesher (Central) head line man for Remo Hpping today when the Syracuse Belilen mawY ow for Hopping team outclassed Pittsburgh Wee tvn ow' Young f'r De won 24 to 3 The but was ir Perdue Central Pittsburgh's territory virtually all of for Lfeorce Kimball for the Um THE GUARANTEED LEAD AND ZINC PAINT ewer Wears Longer Only Tv Married Women Have Won National Title blinn Present Cluunp Single The victory of Mias Alexa Stirling In the national champion ship golf tournament at Shawnee ott the Delaware last week seems to am phnslze the fact that matrons ate unable to annex the coveted title: this golf fixture Since Its Inception in 1895 the title has been hed by married women onl twice Mrs Brown wlnlnng it the first year and Mrs Vanderbeck winning in 1915 The married Judies however have been quite consistent runnners up according to the htetory of the affair In the 1919 meeting Mrs A Gavin was the runner up as ehe wa in 1915 Stirling's victory wa iter second In the classic she havlu won the title in 1916 It was not played in 1917 or 1918 because of the war Interesting Angle Another Interesting angle to the national championship for women us the fact that one woman has never held tho title mor than three years Miss Hoyt winning it in 1896 1897 and 1898 although nearly all of the winners have succeeded in cap turing the honor twice Mias rc'Ord however can not be fairly compared with the work of present day aspirants A the time she won tho title three years In succession golf was somethin quite new to the American woman and even national fixtures like one rarely attracted more than an group Several Hundred nay Each year the national has grown Where formerly but 30 or 40 players teed off now there are upwards of several hundred and ths class of play as a whole hoe Improved to such an extent that really high class Sof la necessary to cut into the finals This year the flhais were Intensely interesting Miss S'irllng the win ner played sensational golf and Mrs A Gavin was Indeed not fa behind her at any a'age Miss Stir ling would have defeated many of the American stars among the stern er sex while Mrs play wm consistent though not aa brilliant as that of the winner It was an task to launch the first nation it event for women but that It paid from the standpoint of increasing terest in the game cannot be doubted when figures of the tournament dur ing the past dozen years are consld ered from all angles Keep Appear ances Up and Expenses Down CENTRAL Iorce McAnlncn Kidd rary crsythe Boatright Bramer Byrd Williamson Hafer Courtney Meyer led in the weekly shoot nt tho Tulsa Gun dub nt tho club's grounds at ths Braden chicken farm yesterday breaking 96 birds out of 100 shots Calvin was a close second with 95 breaks In as many trials Other scores were Clinger 98 out of 190 ranchot 98 out of 100 Gillespie 87 out of 100 uaselninn 88 out of 100 Reed 79 out of 100 Griffith 77 out of 100 reeman 70 out of tOO Glover 44 out of 50 Haskell 87 out of 89 Megee 15 out of 26 Vaio Heats Boston College NEW HAVEN Conn Oct Ths Yule fool ball team today went down to defeat 5 to 8 to Boston col lege which tw weeks ago was de feated 17 to 0 by Harvard The game was marked by numer ous penalties and frequent Interrup tions due to Injuries to players Tulsa Decorating Co TBE ONE WALL PAPER AND GLASS HOUSE 15 Years Continuous Service In Tulsa 212 South Boulder Phones Osage 4076509 Make Youri 1 1 amily Proud of Your Specht to The World NORMAN Oct 18 So many shakeups in college athletic coaching staffs resulted from the war t'hai Bennie Owen is now the dean of coaches in both the Missouri valley and Southwestern conferences Owen Is beginning his fifteenth year as head poach of the Sooner football team ew others in thia part of the United Spates have held their jobs for as long as five years The football career of this open style mentor whose elevens tor years have been known as the teams in the Missouri valley" start ed in 1898 and 1899 when he was quarterback on the University of Kansas team The next year he was assistant coach to "Hurry ield Ing II Yost at Michigan Directed In 1900 Owen returned to Kansas as coach of Washburn college at To peka Then he moved to Lindsborg where he coached the "Terrible for a couple of years and came to Oklahoma In 1905 Owen lost an arm In a hunting ac cident in 1907 his right arm at that but it did not interfere with his coaching simply made him better than ever His first all victorious team was turned out in 1911 includ ing victories over Kansas Missouri and Texas a second In 1915 and a third In 1919 Edgar Meacham assistant played here from 1911 to 1813 epent one year at Harvard studying coach ing methods and has been on the coaching staff for three years Badger Stars at Texas University of Texas coaches are William Juneau and Eugene Van Gent both former Wisconsin stars Juneau coached at Wisconsin for three years after he graduated there winning one big ten conference title He went to Texas in 1917 to replace Van Gent who entered military service Van Qent nad gone there one year earlier succeeding Aller dice former Michigan etar who died while at Austin Ben Owen ofSooners Dean of Southwestern Coaches We guarantee Devoe Lead and Zinc Paint td bo absolutely pure When you buy Devoe Paint you use fewer gallons and you get a better looking paint job because you use pure paint It will be a long time before you need another paint job Why have a shabby home any longer It will cost you more to paint next year Van Gent also was assistant conch at Missouri before going to Texas J(ls southwestern work began in 1915 Burton Rix athletic director at Southern Methodist university Dal las outranks all Texas coaches in years of service lie went to tho University of Texas 1 as assistant coach about 1912 later served at Southwestern university George town and has been at Dallas for three years Hix played at Dart mouth The Texas Aggies have a combina tion of Bible and Graves both of whom were there in itli when the Aggies won the southwest ern conferen title Graves has been at College Station for about five years and Bible four Balcnti at Baylor Baylor at Waco has Moseley a Baylor product and Balenti for years a star at Ilukell and Carlisle Indian schools Balenti was a won derful halfoacic and kicker prior to 1910 This pair has been at Baylor for about five years Both the University of Arkansas and Oklahoma Aggies are trying new coaches this year Arkansas has Jimmy Craig Michigan star and all American half bark and the still water aggregation has pixlee former etar at the Univers! of Missouri In the Missouri valley three teams Missouri Kansas and Nebraska will hare new coaches Harry Schulte who has been at Missouri for three years Is now rectbig tho Nebraska team Schulte In his day was an all American played at Michigan Kansas will have Leon McCarthy who played at Ohio etate and has been coaching tor several years at secondary schools in Missouri Missouri's head coach John Mil ler is entirely nw to Missouri vhl ley athletics and little is known of his record here The Kansas Aggigs have Clevenger who playeyl at Indiana and went to Manhattan tour years ago from the University of Tennehsea Thirty one members of the Tulsa Country club turned in the following scores In the round of the club and Golfers Magazine tourna ments yesterday Qualifying play will also be held at tho club links this afternoon John King 104 John lndlason20: John Mt Don Bld 99 1 SV Dye Rodolf 98 Mitchell 110 11 Leonard 112 Stauffer 99 Martin 91 A Moss 93 A Veasey 110 107 Hanter 83 Pomeroy Bush HolnetloV HgTrn' 89 LJr Kennedy 107 red Dunn 113 it nt Berry 104' HARVARD WINS ROM BROWN ELEVEN 7 0 BURGLARS WERE HUNGRY MEN Meat Thicvm ight Exciting Battle With Sapulpa Officers Sperii! to The World SAPULPA Oct orced to abandon their loot and turn thlr attention toward saving their iivet and making an escape two unknow thieves who had broken entrance In to a meat market engaged in a drs perate pistol duel with officers the police department at three yesterday morning The yellow breasted chat is one df the few birds which sing regularly at night Hprll to The World OKLAHOMA CITY Oct 18 With more than 40 men reporting for practice each night Ok'ahumu PI tv high has visions of another un defeated championship eleven to shure iionoia with the title leant pf two eaiw ago Although only seven of the squid tire letter men Oklahoma new leach Cottrell of the Sprint field Alims A school has developed a powerful line and a fest snappy backfield Tb i von ua won its first two game the sciuivii and wilt journey to Hugo Saturday the third tilt of tile year Oklahoma City opened the Mton bx dotuailng El Beno si to and uut Saturday outntudded CMckss a io the tune of 6 to 0 Captain Mels ter at loft end Hendricks at tulibaek and Drake at Haiti i were jltlulm stars In the Chlcknsh game Ths lineup which started the sec end game was: Meletdr left end Koch left ttu'kle shear tefyguarl Robertson center Tiileaterrn right guari Kirkpatrick right tackli Barnes right end McClain quarter Laiki Drake loft half Schslabno'i right half Hendricks The team will line up about the nme in al nitiur)y Htfuinni ilulfi' The Oklnhoflia City fo? the Valance of the season Is: Octohur 24 Oklahoma City at Ettld November Guthrie at Okla homa city November 14 Oklahoma city at Norman November 81 Klug fisher al Oklahoma City) November 27 hhitwnea at Oklahoma City MICHIGAN WINS ROM a MICHIGAN AGGIES 0 POS LE LT LG BG nT PE QB LHB RHB Td YT At West Army 6 Maine 0 Brown a a 7 Watendlle Colby 7 Hates 7 Morgantown W1 West Virginia 27 Maryland 0 Evanston III Wisconsin 10 Northwestern 6 ilton N' 7 Ham Ne7 Wesleyan 10 New York university 0 At Hoboken Stevens 37 Connecticut Aggies 0 Boston college 5 lale freshmen 3 At 1 Princeton Si Rochester At Philadelphia Pennsylvania 55 Swarthmore 7 vAt Georgetown 38 Virginia Polytechnic 7 At Burlington New Hamp shire io Vermont 0 At Union 14 Ho bart 0 At Ithaca Colgate 21 Com nell At Indianapolis Minnesota 20 Indiana At Columbus Ohio state 49 Kentucky State 0 At Marquette univer sity 53 Lawrence college 0 At Des Drake 12 Simp son 10 At st Louis Kansas Aggies 9 Washington 14 At Atlanta Georgia Tech 20 Van derbilt 0 At Dallas i Oklahoma 12 Texas 7 At Ann Arbor University of Michigan 26 Michigan Aggies 0 At Chicago 16 Purdue 0 At Hanover Dartmouth 19 Penn State 13 At Columbia Ames 0 Mis souri 10 At ayetteville University of Arkansas 20 Rolla School of Mines 0 At Shawnee Durant State Normal 32 Oklahoma Baptist uni versity 0 At Knoxville Tenn A 6 University of Tennessee a Chattanooga Tenn Middle Tennessee State Normal 48 Univer sity of Chattanooga 0 At Mobile Ala Tulane 41 Springhill 0 At Athens Sewanee 0 Uni versity of Georgia 13 At Baton Rouge Louisiana State university 13 MiMlsslppi uni versity 0 At University of Colarod university or Denver At Pittsburgh Carnegie 'Tech Case 0 At Newark Delaware Dickinson 20 At Lawrence Haskell dians 37 Wentworth 0 At Amherst 'Massachu setts Agricultural college 27 Wor cester Polytechnic institute 0 At Galesburg' Ill St Louis uni versity 0 Lombard college 0 At Topeka Kan Washbur 0 Kansas university 0 At Washington Washington and Jefferson 16 Westminster 0 At Johns Hopkins 33 Gallaudet 9 At Now Brunswick Rut gore Rhode Island game cancelled At' rederick Mount St Marys 9 St Johns 24 At ort Collins Col University of Utah 21 Colorado Agricultural college 84 At New York Williams 25 Co lumbia 0 1 At Medford Mass Tufts 10 Nori wich 7 At Hartford Conn Amhert 43 Trinity 7 At Cleveland Wooster 13 West ern Reserve 7 At Springfield Holy Cross 7 Springfield 0 At Grlnnel Dubuqe 30 Grinnell 4 'At University of Detroit' 47 Bethany college 0 At Grand ork North Da kota 13 South Dakota 0 At Kalamazoo Mich Wabash 13 Western State Normal 27 At Peoria Milliken 17 Bradley 0 At University of Illinois 9 Uni versity of Iowa 7 At Logan Utah Agricul tural college 7 Montana 0 At Oberlin Ohio Oberlin 34 Mount Union 13 At Jonesboro Jonesboro Aggies 6 West Tennessee Normal 0 At Arkadelphia Ark Arkansas State normal 19 Henderson Brown college 0 At Columbus Ohio State 49 Kentucky State 0 At College Station Texas Texas A M' 12 Howard Payne 0 At Houston Rice Institute 22 Southwestern 0 At Lincoln Notre Dalhe 14 University of Nebraska 9 WISCONSIN ELIMINATES NORTHWESTERN GRIDSTERS CHICAGO Oct The Univer sity of Wisconsin eliminated North western university from the confer ence football championship race to day by defeating the purple players 10 to 6 ighting until the final whistle Northwestern kept the Wis consin followers in consternation last their slender lead be over come in the last few minutes of play Mcyefs and Weaton the Wiscon sin ends kept the Northwestern backfield men welPcovered on every punt and few gains were made by running back the ball SYRACUSE UPSETS DOPE 7 WINS ROM PITTSBURGH Selection of Rigler and Quigley as National Indicator Holders Arouses Jno Everything wqs when um pires Rigler and Quigley got through the world's aeries without 'difficulty but If they become tangled in some controversy as the result of rancid Judgment or an error of omission or commission President John Ileyd ler of the National league would have'moen called onto tho carpet to explain why he sent Quigley and Rigler to the blue ribbon games When it was announced that Rig ler and Quigley had drawn the as signments for the autumn classic several club owners gave way to their Those club owners who pin their faith on Bill Klern and Henry cannot be convinced that there are umpires in captivity to campare with KJem and O'Day and now they are waiting to see how Quigley and Rigler get along 1 Selecting umpires for the annual championship games is one of the toughest jobs that falls to the lot of the National league executive He has the power to make the Selection himself but several of the club own era frequently take a hand in the proceedings and at least attempt to dictate the selections Such conditions do not obtaln'ln the American league Ban Johnson selects the Indicator men and accord ing to his own statement he tries to rotate the selections so that all of his "regulars" will get a chance in the classics In the National however some of the club owners Av SdtldiASttC OOTBALL eham tunahlpa in Oklahoma have rare bi en decided to the eatlafaction of'atl concerned and it Is pfobaule that his year will ba no exception in previous seasons there have been tao or inure elevens wliL went through play in various eectlois meeting defeat and which Claimed the state altaiuplunshlp and with good claims lu that tills Okla homa )tty aiwayg lays claim to the scholastic grid championship and for the jitut several years lias based thona claims pn victories over cen tral and western Oklahoma eleveni not tnltlng Into consideration cihe play of gchpois other seadons ti cast in pMllcular A I With defeat administered by one touchdown to ChlckMlm ho capital city lade again ate getting the uhampl inahip bee Hut a efora tliev ais recognised as rightful cimmpions they must detent uthir elm ens with equally as good claims In the oast Tulsa and Muskugsa loom as the most likely title rontenders and it la prnbablo that each will go through the Mia son without a defeat before they incut at MJskoaee Thanksglvlne wbhh Mass V' Efforts of Tusa high thorltles to schedule a game with Oklahoma City this season were hint with refusal from the Oklahoma city school in art early letter they mid of their inability to secure a epaih and intimated that they would play "Informal" football this season with eomo i faculty member doing the Coaching Then they later said they hud no open date thus eunradlciing tlieniselves and evidently acting upon the assumption that any exouso Is better than none any eusern high school having the best c'alnt to tho cham pionship can ohallenge Oklahoma City to ft postseason game but that la not expected to bring much re spouse is Oklahoma City high ashool authorities would not permit their charges to participate nn after season game lust year with Tulsa They probably figure it la much eas ier to claim a championship than to play tor one MEGEE LEADSTWEEKLY TULSA GUN SHOOT Vs Juski i kU 4 a Brilliant Defense of Defeated Ma chine Holds Crimson to single Touchdown CAMBRIDGE Mass Oct Harvard defeated Brown 7 to 0 to day being held to a singla touch oown and goal principally throughho sturdy defense of the visitors un der the shadow of their own iroal posts After a crimson march of 76 eoal linn ln tho first five minutes of play nr 2'5 yardaiUme8JUhin the finia Three attempt at field goals went astray for a rWa? nOt except for a few piinutes in the third per iod when open play including a well executed forward pass brought A 23 yard line nost Ueld Koal hlt 010 Cal VvOL Harvard rushed 70 times for a to riJ t'lm1'1 Yards kicked times for 267 yards scored 16 UMtrWn5an'1 SUffer(J f0Ur Ues for a distance of 80 yards The but hept thq Hrown rushed 32 times for a total net galfi of 52 yards kicked nine lines for 286 yards scored five first downs and lost 30 yards on four pen a ties while the team made five turn nles onlymne of which was regained CHICAnn UNIVERSITY IS CONQUEROR PERDUE By LARRY DAILEY Kendall college of Tulsa added another game to its string of foot ball victories by defeating the Cen tral normal grldsters here yester day afternoon 67 to 6 in a game re plete with sensational open football of both elevens Kendall In particu lar A varied attack of open and Straight football with the former predominating aided the local col legians in piling up the score Tricks plays and the usual brilliant suc cess with the former forward pass and long gains by straight football were made by Kendall Despite the one sided score the game was one of the hardest fought of the season here Central several times holding Kendall to tour downs and threatening to score In the first period Central rushed the ball to their own 97 yard line but were held there The teachers were within scoring distance several times in the final quarter but the Kendall de fense braced and Central was unable to go over Superior In Passing Game superiority with the passing game is shown by the fig ures Tjventy passes were attempted and 12 were 'successful Central opened up with the aerial game in the final two periods and while not as successful as Kendall in that style of attack took the ball to within a few yards of the goal several times A 50 yard pass Grove to Jones on which the latter went over the line was not allowed the offensive not having seven men on the line of 4 scrimmage Kendall used both short and long passes while local backs tore off gains by the aid of fake plays Miller twice going over the final line on the left side while Cen tral players searched in vain for the runner on the right side Though defeated Central "a sec ondary school Is the first eleven to score on Kendall breaking the orange and record of not be ing scored upon this season Conklin substituted for Williamson all state halfback of last season and who was forced out of the game with an in jured ankle picked up the oval on Miller's fumble of Hyrd's punt in the final quarter and raced 35 yards for a touchdown 90 yard run for a touchdown on a kickoff in the fourth quarter was the most sen sational play of the game The brilliant ground covering of Springer on runs or receiving passes all around offensive work and the defensive play of Young and Jolly were Kendall features Wil liamson and Hafer showed Well for Central on the Offense and Byrd's all around play was good McAn defensive work was best of the invaders THE GAME IN DETAIL irst Qnarter Grove kicked 55 Williamson punt 1'ed 46 Miller fumbled Central re covered ball on 97 jtard line Central held Grove punted 46 Central held Grove punted 35 Central held Grove punted 35 Wil liamson punted 36 Miller returned 15 Grove 26 Kendall penalized 5 Pass 25 Grove to Jones Springer plunged over Kick out failed Grove kicked 69 outside made downs i held Williamson punted rf 45 I Grove t5 Kendall made downs Mil ler went over Grove kicked goal Score 13 0 Second Quarter Grove kicked 60 Williamson re turned 15 held held Grove punted 40 held Williamson Punted 36 Grove 15 Miller 15 and over Kickout failed Grove kicked 60 held Williamson punted 40 Miller returned 30 Pass 10 Young Grove Miller 15 and over Grove kicked goal Williamson kicked 46 Hopping ran 20 after receiving 30 pass front Grove Pass 30 Young Grove over Grove kicked goal Wil liamson kicked 40 springer returned 85 seem i to feel that none other thak Klein and O'Day can property repre sent the old circuit and they stand awed yhen others are named Ems lie has been In tho National fur 8s years and has never "worked" in the series games and this Is attributed to the fact that "Bob" is not in the select class with some of the domin ating magnates of the league who apparently take this method of hu miliating the veteran wlndpaddjst World's series work is regarded ns ft cinch berth by the umpires and probably that explain why Ema ils has been left out in the cold Pete Harrison has served out' his apprenticeship in the old league but he had never been named for a series Tho ways of baseball are Indeed strange at times SINGLE WOMEN WIN GOL CHAMPIONSHIP ANN ARBOR Mich Out Using a varied form if attacle that included straight line phtggfng for ward passing and a few of Coa Yost a old time trick plays the Uni versity of Mlchlgantg football eleven defeated the Michigan Aggies 26 to 0 this aftsrnoon' Only the first quarter the Agglog able tu hold the Wolverines After that they were kept mainly the defensive Weaton Sparks Czysg and Dunne featured the playof men the fit st named wice currying tho hall over for touch downs and op several occasions gut ting away for open field runs of 20 yards qrjnore STRAI GHtToOTB ALLWI NS ROM MINNESOTA MACHINE INDIANAPOLIS Oct lR Mlnne sola won its first western conference game here today defeating Indiana 20 to 6 Minnesota played straight' football throughout the game the line plunges of Ruhen and Phillips proving very effective a Indiana scored Its points In the first quarter Matbys the crimson's quarterback 4 op klcMng for two goals Army Wins rom Maine WEST Oct The army was extended to the limit to defeat Maine today fl to 0 ns the soldiers were weakened by tho ab sence of McQuarrle Brlsdster Blake and Schabacker who are on the hos pital list rantic Efforts of Longhorns to Win in inal Period Unavailing 4 DALLAS Texes Oot orcing the University of Texas Into a be tensive fight at tho start the Univer sity of Oklahoma football eleven trluphed over Longhorns to 7 In a southwestern conference fame at the etate fair here today Marked principally by open style Play much punting several serious fumbles and considerable Ineffective forward passing tho contest pro duced little sensational 'individual work although the consistent work of several performers on each team counted vitally at crucial times i Jicfcntc Strong Nol'her team showed an attack that compared with lt defense in the first two perluda and in tho re sullant punting exchanges the hon ors were about even between uwatelc and McCallum The last half espe cially the flftal period found Texas resqrtirtfc to repeated forward pass ing In a frantic but unsuccessful effort to 1 In the second period Texas re gained the ball on am Intercept'd forward pass near her own goal line but when McCallum attempted tn punt from behind the posts Mnrh blocked it and a safety for Okla homa resulted giving her two pointe' After a somewhat see saw fight In the third period Tyler recelv Ing a forward pass from Davis Okla homa sub quarter shook oft several Texans nnd counted ft touchdown after a 30 yurd run Davis kicked goal Davis added flnui three points In the last period ota 80 ytird goal from placement Texas Rcores In Third Texas heartened her followers tn the third period when in ths shadow Of the Oklahoma posts Greer blocked Hwatek's punt and Crarsa grabbed up the ball and plunged over tha goal Una fnr a touchdown McQutlum kicked goal After that Texas tried everything she had but without avail Lineups TEXAiJ (7) OKLAHOMA (12) O3 Greves (c) RD Marelt alk KT Clark Dennis KG Deacon c) Greer Hirrnm Grohmert dLG McKinley Lrrtvn i i i 1 i QnHwKlt Hart IE Johnston Brennan QH Hardy McCallum RH McDermott McCullough LH Luster Hedlok II Swalck Score by periods Texas 1 0 0 't '7 Oklahoma 7' O' 2 7 Bummary: i Oklahoma scoring: Touchdowns Tyler (substitute for Johnston): goal from touch down Davis (substitute for Hardy): goal from placement Davis safety Marsh Texas scoring: Touchdown Graves goal from touchdown Mc Callum Referee Quigley St Kan umpire Braun Sewanee head linesman (lay Texas A Tins of periods 15 minutes each Third Quarter Grove kicked 50 Williamson re turned 20 Williamson icked 40 Grove skirted end for 25 IL fumbled Kidd recovered Pass 12 Byrd to Williamson iPas 6 Byrd to Hafer Central made downs Young Inter cepted pass Springer 36 Grove kicked goal from 76 yard line Williamson kicked 35 Grove 25 Grove kicked another field goal this time 30 yards from the postS Williamson kicked 50 Grove 40 on' take play Springer 16 Byrd Intcr i cepted pass Paas 8 Byrd Kimball Pass 5 Hafer Byrd Central pen alized 15 ijyrd punted 40 Grove punted 35 Score 46 0 ourth Quarter Kendall fumbled McAnlnch covered Byrd punted 40 Miller fumbled Conklin recovered and ran 35 for touchdown Hafer failed goal Grove kicked 60 held Springer 30 Pass 20 Grove Bellleu over Grove kicked goal Grdve kicked 50 Conklin returned 15 Pass' 15 Byr1 Conklln Byrd punted 40 Perdue In tercepted pass Bollleu Intercepted pasa Springer plunged over an even exchange of punts of 40 yards each by Grove and Byrd Grove kicked goal Williamson kicked 50 Grove returned for touchdown and kicked goal Courtney kicked 45 Springer 80 Pass 35 Byrd Spangler n' he held Grove punted 35 Byrd Perdue Grove and passes Grove 0111 danger The game th thl ball in Kendall's Th nn on thelr 55 yard line Bellleu Jolly DeWeese Robbins Snyder Wallace Jones Grove Snrlnger Miller Y'ounr Substitutions: iSsSMlii 1' i nr i mBI 3 4 Sm i HI i i II i I i 1 Ii I I IB rifr I 3 'H 1 i rdx rows I ti XVa ill I 'PdcinA tho rr EXajuMim' ra 'I DEVOE TLi i JLyIq) 't I 4 I 1 wjT Ii i I jf: hA fe 4 jjy 'ar 'TlA'SsS pigs I 3 Bl Beal llplllj ft I 1 i 111 tail sSs a JS I.