Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-25

HARD BATTLE SURE

spcdaD 90 The Word
CLAREMORE, okla. Nov 3D.
Tho interest of the football fans uf
this section of Oklahoma and osuc-
ciaIIy of Clarcmoro, is Ceutorod in the
THANKSGIVING day game, TO Doe staged
ON the Eastern University PrDpara-
tory School gridiron in Claremorc at
o'clock i'm the afternoon, when for
the fourth time the teams from the
TonkaWa Institute Of Technology, or
the Western University Preparatory
School, located in Tonkawa i'm the
western part of the state, and the
local preparatory school clash.
Not much is known here Of the
record of the Tonkawa school team,
with the exception that as is the
usual custom of that school a strong
aggregation has been put in the field
to represent the school, one that is
classed well up among the secondary
schools Of the state However. the
team from the eastern school has the
reputation Of being the best coached
best balanced team that has repre-
sented the school since its foundation,
and this is manifest when a glance
is given at their record for the pres
ont season
Defeated High schools.
While the T.. L. p. S. is state
school, the opening of the present
season found the football team, owing
to the material available with which
to construct and build up a team, be-
ing entirely Of the high school age
and weight, (not a member OF the
team being more than is years If
agc) associated with the high school
class, and from the very first game
demonstrated that they were leaders
in their class" and throughout the
season, hut one high school team has
been able to cross their goal line or
otherwise score on them-that being
the Central high school of Muskogoe,
which scored one touchdown and
goal
The Props will go into the game
Thursday with their regular lineup,
which is as follows: Center, Byere;
right guard, Sanders; left guard,
Richards right tackle, Brown left
tackle, Bussey. right end. Lester. left
end Barrett; right half Church: left
half Hause; full Han; quarter.
HutChins,
While it is not the intention Of
Coach Fred CBnk) Capshaw tor
mcrly q star half-back of the Okla
homa university Sooner aggregation,
to feature any individual stars on the
team under his instruction, il cannot
he denied that several have developed
during the present season Hause,
left half has at frequent intervals
during the season electrified the
spectators by his brilliant and speedy
maneuvers on the field. He is a
brother of Joe Hausc. or Indian as
he is called by the followers Of the .
team with which he is playing this
soasOn-thc Henry Kendall college at
Tulsa Hall the 17-year-old funhack
of the Props, has also developed into
| the equal Of any pigsldn toter ever
appearing on a gridiron in northeast
crn Oklahoma, while the work of Les
ter, Church Hutchins and Bussey has
been phenomenal
TOnkawa Leads.
In past seasons the Tonkawa and
ClaTemoro state school teams have
met on three occasions, and in each
the western aggregation has been the
victor, and in the 1915 clash the local
| team will exert every effort to pro-
cure for their school an honor that
has heretofore been denied them
that Of having defeated the western
school
The record Of the r. I. p. s. eleven
in 1915 is as follows:
Sept 25.-Preps 49, Tahlequah c.
oct. S.-Preps 32, Wagner 0.
oct. 15.-Preps IA, Tulsa high 0.
oct. 22.-Preps 0, Ada normal "a
oct 29-Preps 13, Sapulpa O.
Nov. 5.-Preps l01, Haskell \. &
M 0.
Nov. 12.-Preps 10. Muskogee 0.
Nov. 19.-Preps 76, Nowata 0.
In the eight games played the
Props have total Of PCS points TO
their credit, while but 81 points
have been made by their opponents.
thirty of these being made by schools
associated in a higher class than that
in which they have been classed dur
ing the season, the Northeastern State
and the East Central state normals.