The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-10-18
CLAREMORE PREPS
SLAM VINITA HIGH

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thsy Were giFen q dirty deal here as
Fra5zE he fOlsoEtag xAseA wai
tzke- trul the Cla-ezore Progress
gives CIT a. tmprsszsoa tAzz grsat
iElgsssce 10 ths TEuita boys. ADous
5tAs o1hsr uatrztAs reported by lzs-
FE1aay's visitors hey sz5d that her
'Tece given poo- treatment b tbs o-.
Gals and wsrs hln6srsd il thsir ulsr.
ing by the spectators In reality dur.
ing he 1rs- hzlf q The game. he u.
nifz players we're forced 70 submit 70
Al kinds o. decisions fnou Cssrenore'
Fs1erse, and had 4 number q uIsrs
olocked by him Cizreuors made he
1zsoE1-y Of their gains by craving ana
oy the aid q their referee. Nr. Ton
Han.
TIE report circulated b. ths so-eali-
C school team from Clsreuore viii
azye absolutely 10 eject uDon she
Reputation q the yIultz high school
6sczase the other schools o. the state
hare been here and are zIxzys glad
. return and know that il Is not o8r
custom 70 treat visiting team a. the
PTsps claim they we're treated Thev
have also played Claremore ana know
that they never lose : game without
setting Up their same old Ehine of
dirty deal.
The following is what claremore
ssys.
Protest Game.
The z T. P. s. football team wenti
70 gfnita Friday and played the Vinita /
high school At that place. and as usual
the spectators handed out a dirty deal
70 our boys when they saw that their
team could not win
Hause, Clzremore's crack right half
Eas the first to cross the Int in the
game for score. He made the first
-ouehdoEn for the Z L. P. 8. IN the
irst quarter Of play. after Z brilliant
TN Of 40 yards. Yinita also scored
me touchdown in the first quarter. and
Is long as Yinitz had an even show
4 winning, the spectators behaved real
llFely- that is, as far as any yinita
-peetator is able to do. In the second
Euarter Of the game after a series Of
inc plunges, Hause again crossed the
soal line for CIaremore's second and
ast fouc. own III the game. IL
Cliff at this juncture booted tie ball
ITer the cross bar for goal making
he score - to 6. having failed 10 kick
be first goal. il favor OF the z. L. P
! Then the run started. e
The rough neck element and toughs
I Finita, seeing their team in the rear. "a
bought this was the signal for them
Q take their part in the game. and
lHch TO the shame Of Vinita and es- D
ecially their officers. proceeded TO do
o after having penaIized the E. I.
!. S. 20 yards to yinita's in the first
alf in an endeayor TO be square. as ;
icy said. they continued to play I
Iuare in the last half in the same pro- q
ortIonate manner.
Some Of Claremore's players. having 5;
zen raised a pet an dnot being used 10 u
ieh rough treatment. became petu- q
nt and were inclined to raise a few
'5ections as 10 the treatment which p
Iey we're receiving but were imme- =
ately silenced by such remarks as. 4
w, shut up, you slew-footed, mutt ~
sal, or l'll cave your stats In. which y
various intervals they tried to do. oi
We viii pass quietly over the numer- q
IS fracases which took place and he
ate only that Claremore's players te
q not flourish on such treatment ad
t being dogs but gentlemen and tr'
nsequently Vinita piled up two more ma
1ehdowns with the assistance of the Sc
ughneck element and kicked one nj
al, making the total score 19 10 13. III
favor Of the dirtiest team in the
ate. such a victory is no credit 10 y
town or school but il takes all kinds pr
people to make up a world and " OF
a seems 20 have her full share of va
lghnecks. There was indeed quite he
contrast between Vinita's treatment lot
the local boys and spectators last
Ar in this city and the treatment yot
It our boys received at vinita Fri adj
= Our boys and spectators treated SO
Vinita team like gentlemen, while ha'
lita treated our boys like dogs and ne'
will play again at yinita when the .
ephants roost in the trees cip
ohm Hall oficiated for Claremore dis
Or. Jackson. whom We wish to nor
te was square and against whom tior
holdfno hard feeling. Also Master. bee
whom We cast few remarks hay
inst two years ago was on the Dor
are this year nov