The Daily Oklahoman from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma • 6

six SOONERS TRIUMPH 4 IN THE YALE GAME firtrrrL iMAMAepel TIGER VS JAYIIAWK OPEN STYLE CONTEST IA 1 Hop ft ffi (2lK3SUj this DIMS WILL OPEN iERST SIDE TITLE UP OO COLORADO TO NIUSKOGEEANS IN THE WEST Ml I sour I Kan football game at Lawrence Thursday that he Imagined he wa af I Saturday is the big contest of the Mis 1 meted with leprosy After he had walked from BLACKWELL 40 WAUKOMIS 7 sus AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS win Be Overholser Theater ioc LYRIC io Today Matinee and Tonight In the Greatest of alt Operas Wf 10c Best Show Ito IN THE SOUTH CORDELL 42 ELK CITY 11 You Will Not Be Disappointed Serve Quality Ice Cream A SCORELESS TIE At All Your Social unctions It Has That COWS CREAMY lavor That Lingers All lavors All Colors All Occasions RICE 14 BAYLOR 13 NATIONALS WIN ALL 4 i WELSH IS OUTPOINTED A It And Your Guests Will Be Delighted if You Jp Him65 CCK Texas squad one of tor the When given as soon as the child be Comes hoarse which Is Ute first symp tom of croup It will prevent thq at tack or sale by all dealers Adv something that was worn anon waist But nowadays It starts kficea jid runs all the way ug RED MAN IT earn a the bl if'? 4 I t' WANT A HOMS 4 TAX PRESS COMPANY Judge Oldfield of the tttpertor TO oim EAS tic P'i AVW till 'rv the DAILYQKLAHOMAN SATURDAY XOVKBim 21 1914 THEY HAVE CHASED THE HEAVIES ROM THE GOLDEN STATE MANY PUGS WE points might According to ChP Vinlta players at the time was Muskogss Should Put Up Thrilling Game Today Record Attendance Expected IDABEL Okla Nov Hugo highschool football team claiming school championship of southeastern Ok lahoma was held to a 0 to 0 tie today Hugo had heavier team but Idabell team Was faster gfe RC Cwtik The Harvard rriilron bettierv are OKLAHOMAN WANT AD BRANCH OICE DRUG STORE 206 MAIN Scores ive Touchdowns and Goals to One for Ar kansas Eleven came by straight hard Several tlm during I threatened to score In week when the clearances reached the highest mark In the financial of the city $3245365 BIG VAUDBViLLH ACTS our Reels irst Run Plotvrse EXTRAORDINARY ACT Combination Larpert Trained Elephant Educated Horses and Dogs Special Matinee Today All Children Sc Lmm XrtV 4rt a modern prlneeai A waahtrtsrt would think it was some sort ot A slcal instrument eature in Missouri Valley Curtain Drops on Many Gridirons following McCaaland'a fllure to charge through the center Men nirz Nsvrert Effect 'Clean White Self Woven Plaid MaJrxrt to the 4 I 'go sieve! METROPOLITAN Tonight aW GOLDEN RANCH 'J ROUND UP THE OKLAHOMAN Mt awuwiefMi tne Want Ad Medium BOSTON English Opera Company A hdowns Ok Mlnr mantles In at Houston which resulted In our regulars wereuntest for periods A 6oll tes I SeueYB (ie MfiWS it'' I field The score Vinita 0 CLINTOX Okla Nov 20 fSpeclal) i a hotly contested game here ri i day the Cordell highschool eleven de tented the Elk Citv highschool aggrega tion 42 to 13 The game was evenly played over the entire field both sides making good gains The open style plavs were popular both tams completing several ground gaining forward passes Cordell had the advantage during the first half Elk City made a brilliant 75 yard e4 run scoring their first touchdown and during the last half held their ground and might have been vic torious had not their star plaver Rus sell been senously injured and taken out early In the game Tne first game was played at Elk City the Rcork belg a Ue The return game being played at Cln ton h'y mutual agreement A special train brought the Elk City team ad loyal root ers grontes frrMflKTACurfiuM DIUECT RCMTTS SECOND YEAS at the Con Art Theatre NEwrttK Price 50c to S1B0 Seat on Sat Today I Springfield at Army 7 to 14 Washington and Jefferson at ton did not play Dickinson at Carlisle did not Ijehigh at Lafayette 7 to 0 Rutgers at St vens 37 to 0 ONE CHARTER THURSDAY Only one charter was issued Thursday by Secretary of State Ben Harrtwa It was to Drummond lodge No 312 LA i of Drummond The Incorporators are James Dawmem Henry Smith of Drummond No caplJ stock is given tn the charter xr ONH BUILDING PERMIT GRANTtDi A building permit waa Issued ThursW to Nichols Chandler for the ereoUee a one story frame dwelling at 513 Eighteenth street The cost 4s 32 OM ARKANSAS i Parchman I Turner! fti ex against the court in a dedlslon Thursday held Ust the Duplex Printing Press company can not be forced to pay taxes on a proi that now is in possession of the Okie homa City Times The press company waa granted an injunction restralnmr the board of county commissioners froa attempting to collect a tax on the prtte The eountv office did not st tempt to pevent the injunction frombelni granted gains Quarterback Talbot as the strongest offensive man on the visiting team and his wide end swings from punt formation gained manv yards His shooting forward flips into the hands of i the Eaton brothers enda waa speetacu lur It a A rn a on which the visitors scored The Black i wh irani dm rt ioc season uunaa with wRh 1 h)Td Xp I5ona ltcck or tne Oklahoma A and al co lege second team ana a goal from Vinita Quits ield Near the Close With Opponents Leading 16 to 0 HOUSTON Tex Nov lORlCe de fcatej PayJnr university 14 to 13 riday failure to kick an carv goal after the first touchdown tn the opening quarter preventing the visitors tying forward pass work was superior but Rice gated consistently through the line Theron onts Roach Crosslin and Norris starred for Baylor Brown Coan ana uyee ror Mice MUSKOGEE Okla Nov (Special) Coach Robert Petete aqtiad Of football Stara wearing the colors of Muekogee Oft tral highKChool are the champions of oastrn Oklahoma They won the title riday afternoon Owen field 1n a brilliantly nlavd contest that began in bitterness was marred by an 1nirtndrii4nf MftitRtihla n9 ndd tn A MWi when at the beginning of the fourth dhar tno "PAVEMENT PICKUPS PETALUMA ta Nov The Na tional defeated the All American Thurs day 3 to I Pitcher Vaughn waa wild paiMinr five men but hi teammatevd th day by timely hitting Score: Alt National All American I I 3 'Vaughn and Clark: atneg'and McAvoy KANSAS CITT Noe Th KICKS Henry an umbrella mender got such a jolt from the mixture of alcohol water and paralysis that Is sold by cheap bootlegitw PERMIT TAKEN blfT for THE CAHTOL Of building thiMJty were given a bir bonw fYlda whethd state eapltoj commlmton wwkalA TWirmit fity fl60C000 cpttol building fh permit was Qur Ry tno capita cnmtniABloner upon the af th! hulldinr CMmnisslon Jim A Tnll I Th permit eels forth that stall ui x'Kianimwv rrsi araia at Capitol Square Oklahoma Citx al an estimated cost of 11 500000 leVsseO I BO warn 4 ta Lak a iiuuiiixita iw uia an Uta rr lit nrnrdlRtf to tlM anArlflMHAma will beb filed In the archives of the sit mil a saej aeseaaiao a urnwil sin mam and the wpeelftcaUon are bound i leather Lavton ana b'nutn are named a tecta and th possible date of eOmnul tins Im miwmn fosMasMW 1 1A1P x'l wwv eww ms jr a AvAI BUALO Nov reddie Velsh Champion lightweight fought a ten round bout with Jimmy Duffy of Lockport here Thursday night Opinion was divided between a draw and a abode for Duffy lice station Tne policemen on dot tha alatlAH mann a medical assistance and nut JHehf in jail dVERHOTJBER A CANDIDATE The first man to announce his caadl dacy for this mayoralty in the city cam paign next spring is Ed Ovefholser re publican Overholser has not prepared his platform but It believed he wil) urge his election upon a platform of economy in the operation of the city government Several other clttxens have been flirting with the mayoralty bee for some weeks but have so far refused to state definitely whether or not they wilt enter the race 2 for 25 ett Jurt Out EARL VVILSON 8 ST" CI With thw Origins! All Star Cast Evl 50c 75c 1 S15O tl rflCM Matin: Entire floef SL xxvu Bany yje and jj Glick (top) and nbbotL team have played brilliant football for Old Nassau this season Glick plays at ripht while Tibbott holds down the quarterback position ATLANTA Nov Auburn th twn indfAfri (MHiUnrfars football championship of the Southern Inter Collegiate Athletic association will meet Georgia here Saturday in the chief contest scheduled for southern gridirons The plainsmen from the Alabama Polytechnic Institute are expected by football critics to win without much dif ficulty Tennessee thec other undefeated aspirant for the association champion ship has no game scheduled for Satur day The Volunteers will close thilr sea son on Thanksgiving day where Ken tucky state will frepjayed at Knoxville STILLWATER Okla Nov fSpe Going through a grueling signal drill for more than an hour this after noon the Oklahoma Aggies worked out I the sore spots and sprains resulting from the two games played in Texas within I the last week It was their first practice i slne returning and they had not donned their moleskins since the battle Tuesday I at College Station I A and Thursday night Strived at Stillwater i oster Young Vance and tatned more or lews disabling me game jasi jsfiiu against Rice institute tie 13 to 13 These In the Texan Aira'le for less than ten minutes each and it Is to this fact that Conch Pavla attributes at least part of the 24 to 0 defeat at tru hands of the Lone bar gndstera Although conceding that th Texans had a superior team the Oklahomans to a man deciare that only ten points were deserved by their opponents and had the leguiar been intact have been oblUeratec tain Woodson of the locals one touch Down its tree goal placement were earned by the southern era wnne tne otner two were pure luck both resulting irom lahoma fumbles None of the four injured players be Rent out of the Thankscrfvlt'r dav I tr Irtl I lltln 4 i It as a pass into hands HpAunsl the Colorado Aggies at Dk I lalianm 1 I I i I 1 I lit VI Hl this afternoon but indulged onlv In 4 A ejn UUIirc iUUieuuX I morrow or Monday first strfng win fight the scrubs and Tuesday will see the Aggies on Iwls field for the last timepernaps before the final game Coach Davis Is going to depend upon i open pMitr to beat tho mountaineers Thursday Today he gave hla men three nw formations and his new style tac tics will be practiced until the game Reichard Henderson I Stansbury I Jenny i Sadler I Cook Leverett Rudd Oklahoma McCaaland or oster for Johnson Hlrwi 44 s' Bate Harvird' 4t 8' Hamurt 19 Wuh A Jeff A Tuft Jt7Penn State fe'Mlfhlgin 4 Harvard i Hrnrd 0 Serd MineM Tk! Jl Vtrtinl 0 Tilt Lehigh 3 4 4 TU Tai 7 Tale 45 4' Tale 14 Tale TATE TO EAST SIDE Tate at the Boardman compaij left Thursday night for a buxlnesa trlj to the eastern part of the state NEW YORK Nov Two games stand out In the eastern football ochodulp Saturday: as of prime Importance At New Haven' the teams of Maj varl and Tale unlversliie clhse their 5U aon with the thirty fifth annua! inter var slty contest while the potul ravens of Dartmouth and' Syracuse 4ket at will makofootbil history the ena blnabona appear' evenly matchediinLrJisth efV ihp: nn niTgraiiHit' rnn Xnjufuv of vn alevtn a I mo 4 ao 4Xd AA tKIn jriun WUSIW viiffWfc abfilfj Af tK 'AonAMin 01AH1 lines this uncertainty at: the outcome of the game added to' the tradl tlonal interest "in 'this football classic thit will it Is estimated at tract more haA TQ0v spectators to New Haven Neither 1 holds ita opponent and the jtoache aU predict A battle royal new 'and eensattoaal play to be uncovered tn the closing con lest of the year for the two bt teams Much the same type of contest may be expected at Boston where Dartmouth ana Syracuse meet si wuum app from the season's work that the Mi overians are a trifle the stronger The principal game ot tne oay gether with the 1313 scores where same college met on the gridiron a follows: Harvard at Yale 15 to 5 Dartmouth vs Syracuse at Boston game UralnuB at Navy did not play George play 11 bearing on championship claims while because of the traditions surrounding them there will be widespread Interest In the Chicago Minnesota Kansas Mis souri and Indiana Purdue gamea In the Badgers Illinois meets the last obstacle in Its path to the championship of the conference On past performances tne unaeieatea jmnois snout a dlear title to leading honors of nine by beating Wisconsin pwvtcu yuu ivea ur thnuL a as the earth forgets the gower lefVJn trust 's ap the weka forget that left their hollows dm hnmebound ship ACTOR CRASHls of an auto owned ahd driven by Sawyers a real eaUto man wi re smashed Thursday afternoon DOhn a collision with an auto truck owned I by the Bass urniture company and I driven by Suttman The truck I was going east on Eighth street at the intersection with Harvey avenue wnen Sawyers traveling north on Harvey avenue attempted to pass IL No One was injured IMltWEl it )mrd lln and put into play by scrlm mkge the flrgt charge being a 9 yardZain to Captain Budd Leverett made It i first dowp Such success for the light ITS BETTER (Egtabliahed 1887) I Intercepted forward psJie and guddan i braces In the line forced frequent punta I during the remainder of tha halt neither I goal being endangered aipaln before the i intermission Scond Half The Arkansas team returned to the at tack In the Eoodnd halt with the same tearri tint finished the first but oster i i rxtacsd Nell Johnson at left half for I Oklahoma I Receiving the Razorbacks made two first downs before being cheeked After I obtaining possession ot the ball near the center of the field McCasland broxe through tor fifteen yards and a forward pass McCasland to ojhnjon added twenty oster and Collins mads nine each oster three more and Xvlth toucntiown in signt a nnecn yaro nlty for holding lost valuable territory a nc ciivC is oniy i wMpv ary juvant land plunging the yards sM then heaving a foraiiSa 'NsS to Mpnt ford Johnson for a iqurMown In tbefr extreme corner of tne field Montjord Johnson punted Out td Motitgotnery and then kicked goat Score: Oklahoma It Arkansas 0 Arkansas Scorn Without aver losing the bill after the next kickoff Arkansas wentidown the field for its touchdown COok returned Collins' kick fifteen yards Rudd smasn ed qBff 'tackle for iclght yards Leverett flve and a forward pasn Sadler to Levvrett took the ball to the Arkansas forty yard Una: Murray was substituted her for A Hide pass flflAlly heaved toiCaptalgf Ru'ld on nis own for ty five yard line was the final opening Rudd darted around the Oklahoma right wing and Into the secondary defense Collins missed a tackle two or three other Sooners made vain attempts to pull him down apd the Razorback leader i kept going on and crossed base line Uook kicked the gfoal I Score: Oklahoma 3V Arkansas 7 Only two first downs both by Okla homa were medo during the remainder ot the third period th A end of which found the ball on the Arkansas twenty seven yard lino In possession of Okla homa Regular Backs Return Benole Owen sent back In Neil John son Geyer and Capshaw at the begin ning ot the final periods McCasland was shifted from right end Mont gomery retiring Captain "Billy Clerk who started the ganie lame wa with drawn at this juncture Hott taking his plaoa at left tackle and Anderson go ing In at KuarAA ffiGentrv relieved Mont ford Johnson quarterback The Interrupted merci to the Vrkansaa goal waa resumed straight football mak ing good gains until Cook Intercepted a forward paea Only a lew seconds did the Rakorbaeks retain nosaMsIon of tne baU for sooncMpCaaland Intercepted a forward pass On the 1 Arkansas thlrty eeven yhrd line Nell Johnson advanced eleven yards' Hott seven and then MCaaland took the hall to wtthln three of goal Ocver plunged the renter for one yard after which Cap haw carried the ball over and kicked goal rrort UKinnOmrt Jb nrkfttlBQfl i evrai KUhstltiiti in nt juncture by Coach Ptckorlnx braced Ratorbaekx requently Murra Lenow made grood gain but the others were not no rnnalwtenf At th iwb va lottiMiiiH orvmai luiurii inltles within the next (nr mln the Razorback brace was sufficient GAIN TN CLEARANCES Bank clearings through the Oklahoma City Clearing House association were 13043673 for the week ending ThUrtriJXi hJAVamlint1 14 'Tbifl A IAIH fjf SSIO313 4 Ra AhaalHd bi th 1 UH lul rt 4 a 44 41 Il I VC 41 i 441 I taa4 1 ft cemen on dutr Ht corresponding week of 1913 This is ew? diagnosis without a slightly smaller gain over last year tn Jn at vtMuaoie territory ly temporary McCag mtCJfrlhx yards aM BLACKWELL Okla Nov 20 aSpe olnl The Black well highschool football Icnm defeated the Waukomis team here riday ufternonn by a score ot 40 to 7 It was the first time a foreign has crossed the locals' goal line hre this year and It was the first time the Wau komis team had been scored on The srore doos not show the fierceness of the Contest but one quarter of the game was a seven tn seven tie and neither crossed the other's line In the last session Th Blackwell team used spht off tackles smashes and Hofer Le force and Davis made the big part of their gains through the holes opened bv the giant Blackwell tackles Earl Mann and Marvin Tannlhlll Davis also made We a 1 Dr gStdre 206 WEST Al STREET Conytlpztlon "When troubled wtth conUpgtloq taka Tablet They ara eazy to tako and produce no gTlptng or other unpleasant effect or sale by aU dealer I rwgS nace 'aunaayw A iv fuo Derore oU today tjrhone your Ad to PBX 5or take it to'Branch Office ui is here Been engaged Curtta is ex fjaecte to figure in som gpectaeobuf Ejfvcxrtl passing In the November JI V5 orsakes Old Style While Preparing for Thanks giving Day Game Pointers or Women Almost every women who hoe reiMrt a I family will remember Instances where I she has prevented serious sickness by the right medicine at hand ready I for Instant use when needed A com 1 mon cold can be cured much more quickly when properly treated as soon a the cold has been contracted Instead of Walting until It has became settled In the system Tou will Cough Remedy especially efficacious tn SUNDAY AND MONDAY NOVEMBER 22 EL TO OMX AIRCMr TWHTt mtU "MR MMHM earned her victory though were peruape PLAY BRILLIANT BALL OR NASSAU HEART'S TIDE 7 I thcatght I 'had forgotten you So far apart our lives were Twas onlyThu seed "Twos only 1 The tides Or a the Streamers of seaweed drifting by My heart is earth that untold The secrets of the aeeda that alee rtfy tnougnts are cnunces or Sana i VibMv tAnnrv flnarUi thAnri and 1 Ethel Howitt ta Qalveston Neva Invocation Oettlnt the Jump the Rasorbacks tXM the start ttmichoown wh r4 nt two mjnUTBB OT pvay BBU Jump InrOUgnOUi tne gnirirA univaraity defeated the University AritanaM on the air park gridiron jriQay Miternoom tu vapium ituuw fttipred the lone Arkansas touchdown re tlvlnt forward on his own 45 yard Tine and racing 56 yards to goal The Jebneoa brother alnwet monopolised die Sooner touchdowns Neil getting two aM Montford one ields and Capshaw Hde one each Every goal was kicked hMitsd thme Montford Johnson and Collins one for the Sooners and made good tor the Rawrbacka ACUnvrlilM VII1H4115 liiey ftlj vt ehoae to receive the south gxU Cook WltXEBQ vLi IQ 4x011 jounsuTi inn puunwr line who returned la yearaa De ag knocked off his feet and On the first scrimmage be made through a wide hoi torn In tha aide of the Arkansas line Capshaw nade and Nell Johnson tlx before the 4 first forward pass naa tried It talled nen tipsnaw mara oy goou iiuvriur ence advanced the ball to the Arkansas 22 yard line Sxl yard gains were made by Nell Johnson and Geyer ant! the third charge saw Nell Johnson shoot over the tine for a touchdown Capshaw booted the goal Score: Oklahoma Arkansas 0 'y ields Goes Over Arkansas choosing to receive CapshaW kicked off acrosa the RaSorback goal llnfcs Th4 ball was brought back to tw J0 was inally an exchange of punts gave tko Sooners the ball on the Arkansas 44 yard line Here Gever hurled a long forward pass into arms for a touchdown Nell Johnson punted out to Montford Johnson and Capshaw kicked ool Beore Oklahoma 14 Arkansas 0 The remainder of the quarter saw no further scoring a 15 yrd penalty for sieids holding and Leverett' throwing of I MMuiHHu vunnsnn ror a lu yard lowfplng Sooner st a Mfe dlatuice Although the playing was wholly in Ar territory and the ball at the end er the period on 22 yard Une in pos wilon Arkansas Threatens ts second quarter tlia Rasortmeks opened up with on of thoae dashing attackA tht mnra thaw penetrated the Sooner defense for con watrnt gains Parchman sinaahed off tackle for 11 yards A forward psaw to Leverett made 5 more and first downLeverett hit the line for 3 more and Cook added 10 and the second flrat down 8 and 3 made th? third consecutive flrat down Receiving (a forward pass from Leverett Rudd car ried the ball forward to 25 1MA Pew! 1 a 4a wn aim iffvrrcj i cnnrgea i the line moving the battle front to Ok I tahoma'e 17 yard line where an Incom I pleted forward pass nn the fourth down I gave the Boonera poaacssion of the ball I and a chance to get out of a very un I comfortable position I Straight football the feature of which I jsj a 13 yard gain by Nell Johnson car I ried the fight back toward the center of i the field A forward pass to Montgomery I moved It on Into the tcrrl I tory this march down the field Me I Caaland and Collins who had replaced Geyer and Capshaw at the beginning of I thD second quarter played an Important part their offensive playing hero being far superior to thlr defense in the re treat which had just preceded the turn Ing After Montgomery's long gain on I the fonvard paM Collins further Im I proved hla standing by twisting through 1 the Center of the Razorhur'lr i yards Neil Johnson made six more and following McCasIand'a fsllure to charge I le center dived over the between the posts for the third i rtf touchdown Collins kicked goal making the score: Oklahoma 21 Arkansas 0 On receiving the next kickoff Arkansas 7J I ban to Cook who outflankM tho thnrg ln Sooner lino for a 30 yur! advance Let nt be faithful Love If any ire kLfhji the solace of mv loving Or atumblee to my threshold for raU Lei me rive au pis yeawng may Let mf be fearieM Love If any night Mrt mV IflfM LRB BOTO1R Or breaks the dream of him I hold Close Let me love more end clothe my WK fHlit iA Topleg AN IMMENSE HELP hMttHfuL Duchees of Marll a at Marble Hmm in Ni prilMd the toilets of a Baltimore il ootatcaa rrt VMiitaftAlv Mkt duchess who dressing exquisitely self is an Mnnramajunge twr her shoes her ooHi LAntfl Ukeh to aoo hoc vrita ner Passes Net Goods I Visitors Stage it' Rallies 5 In the recent election an amendment was passed California barring uio iweniy rouna nguvs it appears wtau vaiuuinians are uiutr uioii zwif i ucta cular of th heavyweight fights they have been seeing and havetaken chance to bring them to a halt it will be a relief in California totpt'na of the white hopes but the new amendment may effect other classea and threaten the present pugilistic prestige COAtG ATE X6a COAMTHTokIa1 No? (Spe Coal gats and Ada highschools football tsams battled' a seoreleM tiehere Kfiday 'w £7 4 1 SJ BARBER'S VICTIM DIE' McALESER Okla Nov (SpeelU) I Culloy a Rook Island rtU irtad'switchmanho wJ shot' here other biwMAy afternoon by Hobtaam a oarMr xiMHi aurins tna tugni ana Inscn to bclnfe held charged vritli mur der Robinson to In the county Jail hero Notro Dame Wash A Jett 12 Colgate Rrown rrhtectan Id Madison lUInota vs Wisconsin Iowa City Nebraska 12 vs Iowa Chicago Minnesota 7 vs Chl ette Indiana 7 vs Pur At Lawrence Missouri 3 vs Kan sas 0 At Columbus Northwestern 0 vs Ohio State 51 At Ames Drake' 3 vs Ames 26 At Oberlin 24 vs Case 24 At LKe sorest 23 vs loll ll Western football so far as its chief expunem urc cuutvnmu win vnu iiq and Nebraska foWa contests have a the tnly matf'ln'd than the score Indicated Musko gce first touchdown came pn a rank fluke early in the same when Ijvey Degraffen rekl snapped up a blocked punt and ran 43 yards to the gon! line A little tiiCdrt1 in the quarter droppetfuft kick eguare between the goal posts frftm the seronxi toucntiown playing football ihe game Vinita thn third auaitar It was third down on MtifkegeoM 4 yard line PeIIcy shot through left guard and it looked like the distance had been made but he fell less than two feet short It was Munliow ball on their own 1 yard line A punt put the play out of danger THAT SUNDAY WANT AO Must be placed before 6:30 today Ads received after that time will appear under thy Too Late to ClMxWy" Phone PBX 5 fb Mis jMAO' ttinrart TKiin iRnrogT Aiter an uau curl Vollay conference It ill be the i alarmed al! the people he met on the twentv fourth meeting of the two uni Rtrct hv tellinc the startling news of verities While Kansas appears to have his condition he sought the services of an on comparative scores i tv Physician George Hunter at the 06 Missoun coacnes rnoay nigni ueciai cu the team had shown steady Improvement during the last three games and would: give a satlafactory account of them nelevs The Kansas adherents victory pointed out that while Oklahoma defeated Missouri 13 to 0 Kansas and Oklahoma played a 16 to 16 tie Drake and Ames are the only other conference teama playing They meet at i Ames Saturday's western football games and last scores follow: i At At 20 At cago 13 At Lafay I due 42 MUD WO VJLE jMokorback team atung the Oklahoma line! co that it braced and held three down wiving Arfwcrcii iu mvvinpie UJtl I forward passes and a 16yard penalty I lifbr holding lost Oklahoma several golden! i to keep the Sooners at bav the game ending without further Rcortng with the Sooners in possession of the ball on th Arkansas thirty yard line i ne lineup: KLAH 0 MA Position ields HSawWa' Beu Detl Hott kMBR Montgomery i Johnson Johnson Capshaw Geyer Substitute Geyer Collins for Capsnaw Johnson Gentry fnr At Anderon for Hott Hott lor Ball ueyer ror Mct usiand Met aaiand for Montgomery Johnson for oster Arkansas Kirkendall for btanaberry Cochran for Turner Tuinar for Cochran Murray for Cook Lenow for Leverett Touchdowns: Johnson 2 Jdhn son ields Capshaw: Kudd Goals after touchdown: Capshaw 3 oinns iu jonnson ook I Tune of quarters: ifteen minutes Officials MfCartj tOhlo Btato) referee ado (Indiana) umpire Lowry (vKianornft) nran 'mnsman 7 'X' ft a 1 I I 1 1 I I 'rW1 i nM i 1 LT earancb tn dttfinat but helocyan heto us one uut ir yro gw 9 9 9 I ZOfflCKS 14 H' ll aims 4 3 dressing tfrtraWe Judge pp Hta XS til I hi i i mJ WW' a 9 1 HI 7 BHrTTLO i IrjgBi ZfZ XlMsra '44 1 lK fKl i zMrgf zr yr ARE Xg T1 I fow lE Stat jl ji 3f jalyajgMgfy' Jrr fft BOIRBWOM LfBfiCALL! 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