Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-05
KENDALL TAKES J
STATE HONORS
FROM AGGIES
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line Of scrimmage, and in.J the wait
ing arms of Foist WHO stood on the
five. yard line to the very left side of
the field. Seven men were on him in
trice but he managed to wiggle
through them and fell across the goal
line. Young then kicked goal.
That Kendall got in throwing dis
tance of the goal at that deciding
period was due to a series of near
accidents. After a series of plays in
the middle of the field the Aggies
We're forced to punt. Haus received
the ball, fumbled it and then recov-
cred on his own 30-yard line. After
two Unsuccessful line bucks Young
passed high over the line and Minor
reached for the ball Many contend
that he grasped it in his arms and
that Jones grabbed it out. However,
that may he both men fell to the
ground and the referee called it
Kendall's ball. This gave Kendall
the oval on the enemies 3O-yard
tempt to circle left end, Young
Nassed to Fest.
Scored in Third.
The local collegers' other touch
down came in the third period. The
Aggies were playing on their own
thrty-yard line when Miller inter-
cepted a forward pass, Scott to
Walters. and ran through the broken
field for Il touchdown.
Ivan Groves toe was responsible
for Kendalls other three points In
the second quarter he booted II place
kick from the thirty-yard line.
The first points scored by the Ag-
gies came in the first period when
Gallagher drove placement from
the thirty-yard line. A forward pass,
Scott to Walters, from the thirty
yard line in the third quarter was
the unit which counted for the Wis
itors' touchdown. In this period
Gallagher also booted another place
kick over from the thirty-yard line.
Both teams entered full of fight
and life, but off balance In the
first period the Aggies played the
local boys clear off their feet. They
shattered the local line, driving
through left and right tackle almost
at will kendall's line could not find
itsef for perhaps twenty minutes
after play started. Haus. who was
expected to prove Il wonder at
broken field running, made one fifty
yard drive and one twenty five-yard
spurt He fumbled repeatedly and
was never able to circle the ends.
Groves punting was far superior to
that of the visitors. but he was never
able to gain and was off color on
his passing. Young was speedy
throughout and it was his tackling
which stopped many charge of mo-
mentous proportions.
Blevins at tackle and Allen at center
We're the mainstays on defense.
For the visitors Brisco was the
power behind the drives, but he was
ably seconded by Scott and Minor.
The latter played the coolest game
seen on the local field this year. The
line work of Kenney was sturdy
throughout
defending the south goal. Grove
kicked off 55 yards to Frisco, who
came back yards. 1t was the Aggies'
ball on the 20-yard line. Scott
gained five yards around right end.
Brisco failed to gain through left
tackle. Scott went short left end run
and netted three yards. Brisco car
ried the ball through left tackle for
first down. On fake line buck Brisco
made five yards around right end.
Scott went directly through center for
first down. Kendall piled up the next
play through center and Frisco failed
to gain through left tackle. Scott
punted 20 yards to Hause and the ball
rolled over the line out of bounds.
Grove punted 35 yards out of bounds.
1t was the Aggies' ball on the So
yard line. Brisco gained two yards
through left tackle. On a line buck
Scott fumbled and after n desperate
struggle Minor recovered the ball.
Scott punted rs yards out of bounds.
Grove gained five yards around the
deep right. Miller failed to gain
on a left end run and the A. & NJ.