The Daily Oklahoman from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma • 15

ITEEN 'THE DAILY OKLAHOMAN SUNDAY'NOVEMBER 1918 1 SOONERS PILE UP 103 POINTS AGA INST A KA NS AS OOTBALL RESULTS noon 4 1 fSTJUKlWa! TAILORS URNISHERS nu lOHGS Oft TM6 Oio ARfiNAg 88 40 II II4 14 SO st 41 24 21 24 1914 1615 IBIS 1917 ms ri so S3 4 IS 05 NOW KOGSE To A JfcQAT IN THff V5C0H5N VflLDSi 10 11 12 10 11 12 5 7 to to to to to riscoll Star or Train ing School Eleven See Oar Weil Window for Clothing Value GRELT LAKES WILLI PLWBASKETBKLL Baseball ails To Excite Irish ans I fr 68 56 53 62 65 49 SOUTHEASTERN TIES 'WITH NORTH TEXAS 41 40 48 64 60 14 60 41 06 06 0661 '00 1 102012 00 1400000000 00 0200 060000 Central xwsteroncoof homa High School Athletic association met In Oklahoma City yesterday and dodder! to complete the School football schedule playing1 the last games of the season on December 13 ollowing Is the schedule: November Guthrie at Enid Okla homa City at Kingfisher: Shawnee at Stillwater November 28 Thanksgiving Day Ok lahoma Citys at Shawnee Kingfisher at Guthrie Enid at El Reno December 6 Enid at Oklahoma City Guthrie at El Reno Stillwater at King fisher 5 December El Reno at Shawnee Oklahoma City at Guthrie Enid at Stillwater Kan sasJsi eaten By Nebraska Team Prices from to 515 THE STORE AHEAD (i s1 11 It 41 II 1 Soti ItriCMufwwwv u71it 2140 28 IS 13 2 a Indians Outclassed and Outweighed Game Ends VYitn score Rdzfbdcl'Afe'Pfifeaied By Use of orward Pdsses 5 Cloudy Clear Cloudy TtCloudy Raining Rainlug They button up snuriy keep one comfortable and at the same time al low full freedom of tha body'eb necessary for hunting golfing hikin'? or any recreation or work out in the ppen 131 Main St The best clothes always cost the most We have sold many a suite for $30 that would outwear a $50 suit January 1 to this date January 1 to this Normal to thia flats The Son Bun rUea todly Wr it4 1 26 ii 3821 IT 1071 2111 today hare ull moon rise 455 rn Nov 17 ti National Portent OKLAHOMA Sunday fair colder Monday fair Sunday fair coolef Mon day fair cooler In eaat portion EAST and WEST TEXAS Sunday fair cooler Monday fair air Sunday and Monday colder Sunday United State dpartmnt of arrleultnr weather bureau ObMrvatlona taken at i 75th meridian time Saturday Nova 15 1012 fEYSTONS IXlothes Aredependable at' whatever price you pay Good rpajterials good workmanship and a perfect 'fit make Key stones 'the economical clothes to buy About a year agd Ad Wolgast former lightweight champion suffered a physi cal breakdown aua wras sent to a sanitar ium Doctors held little hope for his recovery A few months ago Ad left the hospital partially recovered He disappeared from sight and even his closest friends lost track of him Now he has written to acqualntancM that he la actlnr ee nurse to a decrepit motorboat somewhere In the Wisconsin wilderness and is rapidly regralninf hl health He hope eventual ly to like up thenore active worS of a lumberjack as the final stage In building up a healthy body again Wolgast started his ring career as a Expert Automobile and Tree tor Men Earn 25 to 50 per Wetlc Detvend how treater than supply tor trained men Great eppor tunlty 8 Army Thl school til you in I to I weeks Xou got practical Instruction front A mechanic workln on real motors end real cars Tuition reasonable Write for big new catalogue REE Oklahoma City Automobile School pt Oklahoma CltV Okla DUBLIN Nov' Weather and ai I open eyed wonder as to what It la al about made the first International bam baU game Dublin ba seen something a fizzle uo far enthusiasm waa con ftuxjfe cerned Tanks met' Canadians and the Tank won 13 to 6 Ths game was played In 'n puddles with much slopping about Dub Iln boys will not adopt baseball as th result of their first Introduction to tb gams Ponca City High Def eats Norman cm Nov Ponca City defeated Norman 27 to 7 tn a hard fought contest here riday The first half ot the game seemed to be a walk away for Ponca City the score being 20 to In Ponca City's favor Due to an irregular line up caused by thesabsence ot Hall and Vanselus stellar defensive men Ponca allowed Norman twenty polwta: tai the iat half And made seven more points herself "game probably deeldea the stats high school championship unless Oklahoma City should beat Norman In which event a game between ponca and Oklahoma Cty would ba necessary to decide the winner Harsh Lamberuon Haley and Marls back fieldsmen starred for Ponca while Johnson Morrison and Bowles did Norman's best workj i Chicago Has Place or Men in Service HARVARD HA THREE CREWS Soldiers snd Sailors Practice Dally fo Coming Service Regatta CAMBRIDGE Mass Nov Three eight oared shells filled with soldiers and sailors in th Hsrvizrd service units wars out on the Charles yesterday aftemoonui Coach Bill took them up to Wa tertown and back coaching th men from the Uttl launch Th candidates ar showing good tornk and within a week a regatta will be held to determine the service champions i ship Although it was first believed timt enough candidates would not report to form a crew tor each unit three trew showed up yesterday and will practic dally from I to 5 o'clock? LINCOLN Neb Nov Th Uni versity of Nebraska football team bumbled th Kansas university squad on Nebraska field today 20 to 0 The gridiron was a sea of mud owing to rain which began falling yesterday and Which continued throughout today Despite the poor condition of the field the Cprnhusaers' offensive worked smoothly and proved so far superior to their opponents defense that the Ne braskans were able to plough their way through th mud for a total of thre touchdowns i Central Is Winner' Over Northwestern this date 111 this date 111 this date 1S11 thletdate 1111 imr tiat January 1 to thia data January 1 to thia data and beaner" In Milwaukee He wrecked th championship dreams ot a number ot promising lightweights and fi nally was awarded a try at the title i In 1810 Nelson and Wolgaet met at omt Richmond CaL and their battle probably will remain a ring eplo a long as the fight game flourishes It marked th clliriax ot a serie of premier champion ship bouts In the lightweight division and Nelson's wonderful exhibition withthe lata Joe Gans stlU wa fresh in th memory ot the fane The fight probably one of th bloodiest ever ataswdj At tlj end of forty rounds Woleast youth had Won end the Dane" was beaten Ad Wolgast One ThoughiDying Regains Health in Wisconsin Wilds Game Is Canceled ATLANTA Ga Nov The Georgia tech Camp Gordon gttme here today was celled off by order of the tech post sur geon Because of rain and mud a High Lew Rain Condition SI 14 90 Clear It 42 02 Pt Cloudy 41 1 40 01 Clear I Clbudyj viuuur Clear Cloufly Cloudy orry CHICAGO Nov Charles A Corals key owner of the Chicago Americans is too happy over the sudden ending of th world war to think about th resumptionf professional baseball "There will be tlm enough for that later said President Cmnlbkey Rowland snd I have not made any plans for next season A few months sgo things looked a dubious forvorybody and the chances for baseball were anything but bright but th good newscama sooner umn cxpectcu "I can say however that evbry mem ber of my ball club who enlisted certain ly will find a job waiting him when returns I hop they all wlU be back With ws" NOTED RACE HORSE DIES Les Axworthy Was Most Valuable Light Harness Trotter In World LEXINGTON Ky Nov Le Ax worthy champion trotting stal lton with a record of HSSll mad over th Lexington track dead at tn jos tleton farm near here Lee Axworthy was th moat valuable light harness horse In the world was owned by a syndicate composed of Harry Devereux Coburn Haskell Hervey of Cleveland Ohio and rank Ellis or Philadelphia and raced in th name of Pastime stable during his career Ho defeated Peter Volo in th only race that horse ever last and an offer of 50 ooo for hiiQ during his racing cimr was Worn" Golfers to Meet CHICAGO Nov Th annual meet ing and election of the Women's West ern Golf association will ba held In Chi cago November 21 a Oklahoma Scores Almost at Willy by Use' of AerialGame Bass Makes 70 Yard'Run for Touchdown wnRMA3 Okla Nov Tha Arkan as eleven proved to be no match for the squad here on Boyd field this afternoon when Benni Owens' machine defeated them 103 to 0 Thft garment started off with a vim and scored the first touchdown In three min utes after the kickoff The forward pass was the only play In whlth the Razorbacks were well versed they Used this for most of their gains Good'Waying was shown on the part of almost every man of the squad The backfield showed up well when it came to gains through the lines around the ends or on forward passes The sen sational run of tbe game was when Bass received the kickoff from Arkansas In the last quarter and ran seventy yards a nurh tha field for a inuchdnwn The interference of th Oklahoma eleven was formiaaaie wk 'if irst Quarter 4 The first quarter epened up with the Sooners on their toes and they made six touchdowns during this quarter They exhibited speed recording long gains on end runs and forward passe The only chance Arkansas had for a score came at the dose of this quarter when the Razorba ks completed four successive forward paases for about seventy yards' gain to within five yards of the goal line They wer unable go further Second Quarter Arkansas put up the best fclaylng she exhibited during tn second quarter and the ball stayed near the middle of the field except for one time when on re peated gains through the line and around the end White was able to go through the Hoe for a touchdown near the close ot th first half Third Quarter Oklahoma came back In th third quar ter and scored three touchdowns which were made by Haskell Marsh and Swalek 'on end Tuns and through ourth Quarter I A total of fiv touchdowns were mads iln th last quarter It was during this USru tnav vriu ius mE Hin di sevErny yams htewudk me touchdown from kickoff The last touch wn swgs maue wnen isass ntu sixty thmueh the field for coal making two aenzatlonal runs In this quarter Oklahoma Position Arkansas HflsKcfl 1 Tonutason jsmoot" May 'Martin 1 Robinson Hamm Belknap Deacon Boen Lawrence Beaseley Tyler Jamison Haroy jTUUf ikiil Hill UH Alcorn White RH Hinson bwaUk IS Davis Riimmirv tecflWnff tiSucH downs Haskell 2 Tyler 2 H1U 3 Hary 1 Swatek 3 White 1 Marsh 2 Gralianf tsuo lor zzuiy dmb i gwu xxvui touchdown White 11 Hill missed 3 iReferee Bridges (ort Smith High) um pire: Dillard (Drury) head linesman Grandy (Kansas) GREATS LAKES WINS I ROM RUTGERS TEAM AGGIES IGHT DR fAIRMOUNWME I 4 Kansas fut Up Stiff Re sistance Score Ends At26 to'7 North Platte got 4 Oklahoma City 14 6 Omaha 7 Plioenls 44 Pittsburgh 41 Portland Ore 14 Drlnaa A 1V4 RMaijth Rapid City 44 Roseburg 64 Roswell 0 Joseph 60 i St' YauU st i Salt Lake City 44 4tan rancisco si)' Rault St Marla 56 Sheridan 46 Shreveport 4 Rpokspe 49 Bnrtnafleld Mn 68 TtfBPa Totedo 'Vanhinrton 8 Wichita 2 Williston 44 Winnemucca 60 Utnntps 44 PHILADELPHIA Da' Nov IS In witling th bitter controversy over th rervlces ot Pitcher Scott Perry by paying 32500 to th Boston Braves Connl Mack of th Athletic believe ha driven a shrewd bargain Mack My Perry la a second Alexander and will excel all other American league box men when the gam i returned 1 worth 32OOW to say Mack "He' a wonder and glad his eaM hu bn Th price paid to the Brave by th Athletics wa cov ered by baseball law Th Boston club which 1 In yiMd of fund had to accept 32500 though realizing th pitcher could have bMn Mid Tor nearly ten tiro that amount under different conditions Th edjuatment of th Perry case eliminate friction batwMn th big Imkum and jus tifies th original verdict of the National commission which Meek disputed with an appear to th court ti 4 to 't Io tot At last Lansing Michigan Agics 13 Notre Dame 7 At Now Great Lake 14 Rut ger At University of Pennsyl 0 University of Pittsburgh 37 At Navy Yard 21 Brown 7 At Swarthmore Swarthmore 29 Delaware 0 1 1 At Urbana Illinois 13 Ohio State 0 At Minneapolis Minnesota 5 'Wiscon sin 0 At Oberlin Ohio ase lL 'At Lincoln Nebraska 20 Kan sas 0 At Omaha Camp Grant 21 ort Oma ha 7 At Indianapolis Purdue 83 Wa bash 7 At Birmingham Ala Vanderbilt 11: Auburn 0 a At Camp Hancock 0 Camp Zachary Taylor 0 At Chicago Navel Reserve 20 Camp Dodge 0 At Des Drake 13 Simpson At Ann Michigan 16 Syracuse 0 At St ort Riley 84 Bcott ield 0 At Chlcago orthwesteni 31 Chlca go 6 At Iowa Iowa 21 Ames At University of Denver Colorado Aggies 0 At Navy 127 Urslnus 0 At Texas University 14 Hico 0 At New Princeton 23 Upton 7 At 25 A and 0 At Hampden Sidney 13 Richmond college 0 At Lynchburg Virgtda Christian col lege 13 William and Mary 0 At University of South Carolina 20 urman 12 At New Orleans Camp Pike Ark 10 Tulane 7 At Park ield 5 Mississippi Aggies 0 At Dallaa Camp Dick" Camp Logan 0 i At Dallas Southern Methodist 11 Baylor 0 At CotumUa? Clemson Citadel 0 1 At A Mb erst Amherst 20 WIJ Kami (T At Newton Mass Lordham 18 Boston college 0 At New York anlver elty 0 Maryland State 0 At University of TnnMM 20 Maryville college 5 At New Tork Columbia 14 Wesleyan At Andover Exeter 26 Andover 7 At Easton Lafayette 10 rank Un and Marshall 0 At Schenectady Union 0 Ham ilton 0 At South Bethlehem ann Stat 7 Ihlgh At Oklahoma 101 Arkanu 0 At Phillips 27 Haskell 0 At Central Normal 33 North western 7 At North Texas Normal Southeastern 7 At East Lansing Mich Michigan Ag gies 13 Notre Damer7 At Bloomington Indiana 11 pauw ir At Washington Washington and Jefferson 0 Geneva 3 At Hanowr Dartmouth J8 Middleburg 0 At Emporia Washburn 22 Stat Nor mal 3 At Atchison Camp ifnston 13 Mid land Each Eleven 'Scores Touch down at Durant DURANT Okla Nov (Special) Southeastern State Normal foot ball team and ihe North Texas State mal played a 7 to 7 tie here this after noon The Durant eleven outplayed th' Toxas teachers most of playing being in the visitors' territpry our attempts at field goals were made by Southeastern but each time the ball fell short by narrow margin The Texas team scord when a forward pass wsa intercepted In the middle ot tbe field and the ball was put over the line by successive gains Smith at half and Deaton at tackle starred for the visitors Early scored Southeastern's touchdown after skirting Tight end and running twenty five yards through a field McCorkle also played a stellar game and made many long gain Otterson Mackin Pickens and Boyett earned prominent mention Officials were: Referee Lieut Mer ritt Arizona Umpire Ueut HotchklnS Georgia HIGH SCHOOL TEAMS COMPLETE SCHEDULES East Games Will Be Played In State December 13 We know what mtn want for Christa lA rf T' Kelly ield Is Victor AUSTIN Nov Kelly field defeat ed Camp Mabry In a football game her today to 7 Manager Jennings of the De troit American league pine hai com pleted his twenty eighth successive season in baseball OtUwa Court to Open Monday MIAMI Okla Nov District court will convene Jn special session for two weeks beginning Mon day morning according to Judge George Crump Holdenville who it acting in the absence of Preston Davis The previous euioj) thii tourt was handicapped by the influenza eoidemic ana oniy tne most urgent crim ioal W5ci mw btfouilift tuliunal Abllen Amarillo Rotea Cltw Bostmst i 50 Charleston 76 vniqairo va glnctanatl 64 oncordfa 53 Corpus Chrtetl 81 Denver 46 Dea Moines 66 DodveCity 64 Duluth 46 Edison ton 46 El aso 66 ort smitn ort Worth Otiveaton Havre Helena Huron Jacksonville kamloopa KMa Citys Uitte Rock Los Angeles Txjulwnte Memphis Minneapolist Paul Modena Montgomery ts 160678 68 Cloudy66 Clear6 Clvar Cloufy80 Pt Cloudy 66 Cloudy66 Clear 66 Raining 60 Cloudy 00 Pt Cloudy 06 00169038St 60 Clear 118 Cloudy rf00 Cloudy p06 Cloudy 00 Clear 00 Cloudy Pt Cloddy kiuuny cloudy Cloudy Clear Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Rairjlng Clesr Clear Pt Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Clear Cloudy Clear Helnlnar fihAVGHTEjV MoteGroioKtet Limit of 18 or Big League Teanis CHICAGO Nov Eighteen player will ufflclentito win a major league pennant next xpjir if baseball Is resumed and the recommendations agreed on at 1 meeting of the national bwebalj com 'i mission her today ar accepted by American and National league at their annual meeting next month The commission decided to inflict veto' fine on thre member of th world's champion Bostonians for exhibition games through th east efter the series with a team advertised as the Bouton "Red Amos Strunk "I Jo Bush and Walter Schang were th player aMwted The decision to with ft hnld the usual world series chmplonw' ship emblem from the Boston player a becaumi of th part they played in th aeries "strike wa reaffirmed sh STILLWATER Okla'Nmr (Spe Meeting an unexpectedly stiff at tack the Oklahoma Aggie were forced to desperate fighting in th early atagea ot the game but later gained superiority and finally swept over airmount college of Wichita Kan to a 26 to 7 footbell victory on Lewi field Saturday after noon Many Injuries Injuries In the first quarter to Ray and Blattler stellar 4ggle 'backs and repeated falls and fumbles caused A and college to los at least two earned touchdowns airmount's score' cam In th third quarter Held gainless In th center of the field airmount punted th ball bounded by Wilson substitute Aggie quarter and wa recovered by a Kan san on th ten yard line Boggr left halfback crossed the line on the first play fooling the Aggie with a spjlt buck Boger kicked goal A and was nearly always on the Offensive but time upon tlm failed to get a cor when Inside th ten yard mark due to luckless fumbles Ray and Blattler returned to the gai aa the end neared and' In "Smashing xtyl Bay tallied two touchdowns Barrett and Stubblefield A ends featured tn several plays Barrett gained forty yards after recovering a tumble' dodging through a broken field Stubblefield made difficult of three passes advancing the ball a total of 72 yards airmount failed In five attempted hurls Much punting occiTrred Captain Grandy of airmount punting an average of 23 yard Jn fourteen kicks Ray of A 41 yards In six and Lock Ra' alternate 28 yards In two boots Ray attempted threer dropkleks The llne np: AGGIES AIRMOUNT Stubblefield RE Milhop olk RT GreenAnderson RG Alman Chamber Center Coley Llebsart Orr Etheridge LT Shun Barrett LE Pendleton BlatUer QG McCrady Ray XRH Miller Keen LH Boger Locke Grandy Substitutions: Retzer for Ray Wilson for Blattler Essllnger for Keene Hand for Anderson Ray for etzer Blattler for Wilson Bolyard for Cham ber for Ray Bogg for Alman Randall for jtllbop Ray 2r Keene Lock Boger Ray 2 Boger Aggies 8 yards airmount 10 Attempts at drop Hck Ray 3 Referee Lieutenant Vanarsdan ort Sill Umpire Omar Kansas Aggio hoadllnesmaj Pollard A 11 Year Old Girl Is Champion Diver CLEVELAND Ohio Nov 18 Cleve fancy diving champion today la little Miss Mary Porter 11 years old a recent competition here she defeated th best women divers of the city after but ona training under an ex perienced Instructor It is salt that she is on of th most promising divers In the country and It Is asserted by ex prts who watched' her work that sh is tb best diver ot her years that th Coun try has ever produced The little girl does all of the stunt that older divers attempt and her execution Is said to be perfect It Is expected that next season she will enter national competi tion i 'W OOTBALL STAR HONORED ather of Lieutenant Shull to 'Recelvs Medal Awarded Pead Son SIOUX CITY Iowa Nov Shull father of Lieut Shull th University of Chicago athlete killed in battle near SoiStons rance In July will reeelv th Distinguished Service Cross awarded posthumously to ithe noted foot ban stn Lieutenant Shull died charging ma chine gun nest the official report to bls father said MORRIS TO BOX DEMPSEY Winner Will Considered Heavyweight Champion Promoter Says NEW ORLEANS Nov Promoter Tortorlch ha closed a deal with Jack Dempsey heavyweight champion ship contender for a twenty round match with Carl Morris on Decemher 9 Th winner Tortorlch said wlU bo regarded as th title holder of the heavyweights Chicago Is Defeated CHICAGO Nov 18 Northwestern trounced Chicago 21 to 8 today Chi cago's only score earn In th last pe riod when after two penalties from Northwestern Elton went over The kick1 failed Northwestern backs smashed through th Maroon defense and with a series of forward pass and lin drives Underhill crossed th goal line twlee and Payton went over onee Cl grand kicked all three goals from touch down i Lewis Msy Bex Saldler CLEVELAND Ohio Nov Protnot era of th boxing show for the United War Work campaign to bo staged here Nov 27 hop io bring together Ted Lew is th welterweight champion and CorpL Byrim th Columbus welter weight In th main event Lewis has signified his willingness to meet Dow ney who stationed at Oamp Bherman 7 I a 9a Mftxlmum I Minimum at I a Mean temperature Temperature Data Maximum thte date teat paar Minimum thte date last year Maximum in laat 38 yeanat906) Minimum la last 28 years (1897) Barometer Highest actual barometer Lowest actual barometer Wind Velocity Average Wid velocity Highest wind velocity (south) Handaliy Relative humidity st 7 a Relative humidity at 2 Relative humidity at 7 mpfcw point at 7 a De noin at 7' 4 precipitation 24 hours endlug 7 mtq 03 Comparative Precipitation uanuary i January 1 January 1 January 1 TherGreat Outdoors Says Here are sweaters that i fit in the ideas of every man who has any enthusiasm'for the great outdoors fTblt for Grant Planned NEW YORK Nov 16 The New York National League club will put up bronxe tablet at thoPolo Ground to the memory of Eddie Grant killed in the fighting io mace It will be placed in the upper end Pf the etadium Just abovt tho trance to tbe second tier Mi i Minnesota Wlaconaln 0 MINNEAPOLIS Nov 18 MlnneoU defeated Wiaconaln 8 to 0 today In slow gam on a nalnswpt gridiron A long forward peas in th last period followed by a Un emaah by Elkberg gave the Gophers their victory "The Store for Baei'le Keystone Established 11 Years ormer College Stars Now In Training to Compose Navy Station Team1 GREAT LAKES Bl Nev 16 Around BiH Chandler Wlaconain'a lux cap tain year ago and a etack of other western conference stars will be erected the 1918 Great Lakes naval training sta tion basketball team Chandler Is generally regarded os tho prize center' In the weeL His superla tive shot making ability plus tha free sniping was largely Instrumental lead ing the Big Ten tltl for the Madison in etltutlon last year As support for Chandler th station Is able to produce George Halas who cap tained Illinois In 1917 J8 Hsia ab sorbed Ralph Jones' system with ths Illi nois end is eald to possess tremendous cla as a guard A third conference captain Is "gob uniform Is Hany JEIelson ox leader of the Northwestern university freshmen Elelson Is busy with football at present but will be available for a forward job 'tater U' One of the buglers of th Sixth regiment Is "Toddy" Kamp late capUln of the Washington university team Kamp Is a one of those built close to the ground who literally handcuff their for The' conference field Is not yt ex hausted as Con Ecklund varsity man with the University of Minnesota last year has completed his detention period and wlU be out for the squad Ecklund like Kamp Is a defensive man Lancensteln a reeport IU boy snd a tackle on tba football team Is boosted basketball wizard Likewise he Is a guard So If Paddy Driscoll of North western Driscoll achieved his sport reputation on th gridiron but his Northwrsiern Admirers insist hes a greater marvel on th Tflqqr than on the Pacific eoast being contemplated by red II Young former Big Ten official who hM been placed tn rbarge of the squad Young's idea Is to book games In many cities eq route MACK IS HAPPY OVER SCOTT PERRY AAIR Philadelphia Secured Star Pitcher for $2 500 I 7 wmn 71 1 Ktwae SftAMlftt1 eMNIa 'ftfft game featured chiefly by ragged tackhno and ocnsationaj open field running 1 hilC4 Ups university defeated tho HokBll Iiw dlan her today 27 to fl Th Indian were outweighed and outclassed tn all stages ots the game foiling at criticM times to solve Phillips' fierce onslaught Phillips Condition Poor Phillips showed lack of conditioning bit ran splendid interference Th Indi ans outpointed Phillips but the latter made better return At th kickoff Phillips advanced th ball on terrific line plunges and car rle4 the oval over for the flrat touchdown In three minutes Weatherly kicked Haskell then kicked to Phillips nd oft a fumble Haskel! recovered Cnppon th speedy half Intercepted forward pars and raced eighty yards for a second counter In the first quarter Th quarter ended with Phillips In possession of the ball In territory In th second Roby mads an easy touchdown after a succession of Un plunges and delayed passes Many Substitutions In th third quarter both teams mad many substitutions The half wa marked with many frustrated attempt at naeslng snd much punting 'Phillip iv Bum a fourth touchdown In th third quarter and this ended tb scoring on the game Burman featured the ram with sene sattonal opeiwfleld running while Bowe i manfprtn Jndiani played an excellent game jjfi Th line up: 4 ENID HASKXLL Wllsoh LE Nori Kurts 'LT ira 5111am a LG Cate HeracMer4CfTter Juno Owen trUl 'HOodn Brain RT Kipp Stewart 1RE Webster Weatherly QB McLemore Cappon LH Bowman Burman RH Brac Roby Lerg Substitutions: Green for Wil son Jayne for Milam Organbright fofi Stewart Levi for Owens IL Wilson for Brain LIgs for Webster Wbatoa name for Brae Leroy for Laris Kcrw ana for Gates Officials: Cochrane referee ShaW sS ft of Nebraska umpire True Blood riends head linesman Appropriate Things for Christmas Presents Bicycles Tricycles Small Autos Ex ercisers oot nd Bisket Ball ur nishings'' Hunting Suits Sweaters Jerseyi Knit Helmets and Cps Leather and' Canvas uttes Money Belts Pocket Books Card Cases Photo Loses ana novelties Buy it at 113 North Broadways Oklahoma City Sporting Goods Co ALVA Okla' Nov ierce Uno plunging by Hcrmen and Roberts for the visitors gave tho Cen tral Stat Normal football team a 33 to victory over Northwestern Normal here this afternoon Wyatt ud Rudy etarred for Northwestern The team from Edmond outclassed th locals and practically einched the state normal championship for seaoon having only one more game neheduled with normal schools East Central plays Central at IMrpond next Saturday and Northwestern goes up against South western at Weatherford POST SEASON GAME AVORED Nebraska Is Witling to Meet Any Con ference Team for Charity poat seaoon footbaU idea originally proposed in ''Big Tea'' conference circle appeal to th athletic management of the 'Uni versity of Nebraka Head Coach KUng Is Btrongly In favor of booking the Busker for post season contest miggeatlng either Minnesota or lulnou as Nehrsakat opponent sound ts ready to take on a west ern representative team In a post season glime playing tor war charity he said Michigan Defeats Syracuse Inn ARBOR Mich Nov 16 The Ualveralty of Michigan Syracuse university eleven on a muddy field today 11 to 0 It affair th visitors threatening to only once The kicking of Michigan' star fullbacks wa responsible for al! the wolverine polnta WEATHER DEJAIL Hourly temperature 'for 24 hour prlod befinnin at 10 in friflay: 68 'm 68 midnight 1 17 55 54 52 62 61 49 55 YORK Nov 16 Tita Great ri rifivu Training Lftticni iikmuuu am with DritcoU tha former North retem university ir in in ucuuuib ie eaeiiy aereawo nutgerg couegc 11 ucn ipaay ino vvuca winyi it a 4WV4X 5s a twsxra 4n 'MlfrUJUl VVID3LUC4 CU Vllv fcraawe east eeason wa utterly unable hold th sailors In check after the lecond period Driscoll proved to be one nar WAKiern nmvan acwn on rut ini 1n anma vra Ha flCOrfld lx of the eight touchdowns placed to the redlt of Great Lakes and lucked five of lhe six goals 4jecretary or ins navy juanien crom anled by Rear Admiral Usher witnessed of the contest which wm com peted under moonlight 'i'' Britton tp Meet Lewis NEW YferK Nov Jack Britton Ta i Awta win new nnrnpr i iiifsir faMni rta hta wha thv face eadh ither in the ring here November 23 as1 nr th inn arrow inesn i iKiiLvra rave been pitted against each other many Imes Lwl enjoying a shade the better tn uritton argumuni uaca nowcvoi is very willing to reMme hostilities and ill Thii BHOuiu prove nurnnxe Illlnels Beats Ohio CAMPAIGN 111 Nov orced by muddy field and slippery ball to re a iLll Tlll i I ine ran th' ends with two sets of aek for a victory over Ohio State to tay 13 to Kirkpatrick oaoo auu arum were tara for Illinois while Rite Iayed the best game for tn losera HH1L' DEEATED nv nun i idc mi di niLLira inm IOVW 'I 7 safer 4 1 mSR v' Mil Tt AKL fl 7 Ain a hr1 nv a jv MOu If? v5 i i I ST VJh WOH 1 1 1 a ftr 4 fl i1 np a 1 rfi I I aX Yftftftft A aX 4W I UM 4 ySN aw Vf XW 7 ir XaVtX" V'WitxTk I Ywmw nn ii II 1 1 iLULfllE V' JU I 5 at 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