Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-09
OKN|ULGEE EASY
FOR TULSA HIGH
LARGE SCORE PILED UP ~ TuL-
SA HIGH SCHOOL AGAINST
OkMuLGEE.
SUBSTITUTES ARE USED
Tulsa Saved Her Best Men for COm-
ing Game Win Ninita; Big
Crowd in Attendance.

with inexperienced players In the
lineup, Tulsa High played a loose
game yesterday, but managed to de-
feat Okmulgee by the Overwhelming
score of 81 to O. Early in the game
IL was seen that Okmulgee, in spite
OF her heavier average weight was
no match for the well trained Tulsa
machine and from then on the Tulsa
players made very few attempts at
| genuine playing.
Several OF the regular players were
taken out of the game and even Cap
tain Young retired during one quar-
ter i'm order to save the best material
Vinita High, which, IL IL conceded,
will be T'ulsa's biggest obstacle In
winning the state high school cham
| pionship.
The weather was ideal and a large
crowd saw the game. The only dis
appointing feature Of the afternoon
was the absence Of street cars when
the game was over more than half Of
the crowd being forced to walk back
to town.
Considering the fact that It was a
high school game the crowd was TO be
commended on thhc orderly manner
in which it handled itself. Not once
did the spectators surge over the side
lines
Rex Dawson and Red" Heald were
probably the individual stars of the
game, although the work of Young
commended. Setter, Stebbins and
| Bailey all played with credit their
| first game with Tulsa and each ac-
quilted himself with much credit,
The Okmulgee eleven put up "A hard
game, but they lacked knowledge Of
the game and were unable to bulge
Tulsas line. Their usage of the for
ward pass was also bad.
Prof Blackwell. principal Of the
Okmulgee high school, accompanied
the team as business manager.
The touchdowns by quarters:
First Quarter.
>. Two minutes after tho game start
ed Dawson made, long run ON a
forward pass. permittng Kramer to
fmake touchdowh aon second for
ward pass. Young kicked goal.
on double pass and fake for
ward pass formation, Dawson made "A
sixty-yard run for touchdown and
Young missed goal
Okmulgee passed the ball for punt
but fumbled and Young fell on it for
"A touchdown. Young kicked goal.
Dawson repeated his previous feat
on the fake play, and with good in
reference scored another touchdown.
Young did not kick goal.
long end run by Miller and three
line bucks put the ball over Okmul-
gees goal for another touchdown,
with Young getting credit for the
score. Young kicked goal.
Second Quarter.
One minute after the whistle blew
Kramer made spectacular sixty yard
end run for a touchdown. Young
kicked goal.
Heald caught forward pass back
Of Okmulgee's goal line and six more
points were scored for Tulsa. Young
failed TO kick goal.
Young tore through the line. MAX
ing a 25-yard run and scored, shor' ly
afterward kicking goal.
Third Quarter.
Kramer blocked a punt and ran
forty yards for q touchdown. Miller
kicked goal
BY short line bucks Heald fell on
the ball back OF the goal line and
Miller kicked goal.
Last Quarter.
Heald grabbed forward pass and
ran short distance for another
touchdown. Young kicked goal.
a double pass, combined with a
forward pass TO Head resulted in an
other touchdown. Young sent the
'all between the goal posts.
The same old fake forward pass
formation and double pass to Dawson
sent the game Tulsa halfback over
or another score. Young kicked goal
nd that ended the game.
The lineup:
Tulas: Allen C; Chanault rg; Col-
ley, lg; Kernodle H. Smittle rt; Kra-
mer re; Heald le; Gillespie IN; Daw-
son. rh; Miller OBJ Young 10.
Okmulgee: SHELTON c; Funk rg;
: Irby lg; Meyers II; Berry, rt; Phillips
re- Cory lie; Sessions m; Try rh; New
ell qb; Widner 10.
The summary:
Substitutes-Tulsa: Bailey for Col
ley; Setter for Smittle; Stebbins for
Gillespie. Okmulgee: Baker for Mey-
ers; Britton for Cory.
Touchdowns: Kramer 3. Dawson 3
Young 3; Heald 4.
Goals from touchdowns: Young u;
Miller 2.
Score Tulsa 81: Okmulgee 0.
Fifteen minute quarters
Officials Referee, Lantry, (Ohio
State); umpire. Rogers tokmulgee) !;
head lneman. Mari. (Oklahoma
State); umekeeper. Brown (Harvard }
Wouldn't Recognile Bull Moose.