Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-19

! In Tulsa, Yesterdays victory evens
up football matters between Haskell
and r. II. S, Haskell defeated the
Tulsa team at Broken Arrow last sea-
son by the score of II to 3.
Yesterday the locals were outweigh
ed on an average of nearly ten
pounds. rpth teams put up a game
battle and some terrific line plunging
was done, BY wonderful usage Of tho
forward pass, however, the High
| School boys swept down the field time
and time again,
Young Hero.
Captain John Young Of the High
| School, was the dominating hero Of
the game His work in every respect
was probably the greatest ever seen
in a high school game. He followed
the bah at all times, was on top of
it most Of the time and made several
wonderful end runs, His delivery Of
the forward pass was always accurate.
The manner in which he handled the
team would do credit to a college cap
! tain.
For individual work, Red" Heald,
High Schools 1.-THE little end, was
easily the star of the game. His
catches and runs as well as his tack
ling, constituted game of stellar
magnitude.
Bmken Arrow fans to the number
of about 100, were on the side lines.
They proved loyal and game and ac-
cepted defeat gracefully, a half dozen
| Haskell girls gave one of the best ex
| hibitions Of loyalty ever seen at
football game here They yelled for
Haskell until they We're hoarse.
large crowd of T. II. S. boys tried to
! drown out the songs and yells of the
brave little band of feminine students.
but their efforts were unsuccessful
The 4. II. S. boys didn't even dimin-
ish the ardor of the Haskell girls by
stealing their pennants.
r. II. S. was out in full force.
clown band, composed of trombone,
a clarinet and two drums, furnished
parade down town before the game
and headed rollicking lock step"
parade around the field at the game.
IIcald Knocked out.
No unusually rough tactics We're
employed by players ON either side. In
the last quarter Glenn Head was
knocked out of the game. Earl DUFF
field took his place. Bernard Giles
pie was also slightly injured but he
remained in the game. Captain John
To, Ia
half, but realizing what his presence
meant to the game, he stolidly re
fusing to leave the gridiron. 1t is not
known yet whether his injuries will
prove serious. Bpoken Arrow used no
substitutes.
Coach Allen of Kendall college and
Brooks of Broken Arrow, acted as
umpire and referee, respectively, in
the first half, and changed positions
in the last half. -Four quarters of
FIFTEEN minutes each We're played
Brown of Tulsa was head lineman
and time keeper.
Reception To Team.
Following the game, the seniors of
the high school held a reception at
the high school building for the vic
torious team and the yanquished foes.
Following the entertainment members
of both teams were guests of w. A
Stuart at the Grand Opera House,
where they witnessed Under Two
Flags"
When the two teams went on the
field to begin play at 1880 o'clock the
difference in the average size of the
squads could be plainly seen. The
locals, however, began playing with a
determination to win For time they
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not, get their bearings and five min
utes after the ball was put into play,
Captain Dewese of Haskell took tho
ball on forward pass and ran 25
yards, falling Just over the goa line. |
Gillespie In Limelight.
Soon afterward Lester Gillespie, for
Tulsa, made a good catch of Captain
Young's forward pass and made
pretty run for a touchdown. Goal /
was missed.
Soon after the next kickoff Young |
made a splendid end run with the
bah for a long gain and Rex Dawson, /
getting the pigslkin on a forward pass,
made another 50-yard gain But /
Broken Arrow did some tough play |
ing from then on and when the quar-
ter ended the BAH was on the fifty |
yard line.
When time was called, the score .
stood & to 8.
Young Kicked Goal.
In the second quarter. Rex Dawson
took a forward pass and fell on the
ball, completing 20-yard gain, and
placing the ball close to the Haskell
goal line. Line plunges were then re-
sorted TO and on the fourth down the
touchdown was accomplished. Young
kicked his goal this time, bringing
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