Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-26
CATHOLICS EASY
KENDALL VICTIMS
Orange and Black Rolls Up
Score of 50 to 0 Against
Shawnee Team.
LINE ALWAYS S A F E
Visitors Never Seriously
Ircaten to Count: Fair
Crowd Sees Game.
LINE ALWAYS SAT- E

The oklahoma champions took the
Catholic offering into camp To the
tune OF - to o, The, big Kendall war
ritrs held the lighter aggregation FOR
shrtout and were masters of the
situation at every turn Of the game.
This is the second year that the cath
ollcs have supported a team and their
men are mostly new material and not
seasoned at the game \ fair-sized
crowd of fans turned out To Associ-
alton park yesterday for the game.
The game was not matter OF who
would win. hut would the Kendallites
run the score over a hundred"
Ivan Grove managed keudalls game
from quarter and carried the ball
over four times during the fracas and
hCCteu every goal except two. Grove
got eway for several long end runs
and passed for many long gains.
Jones, 1T end. played hard game
frcm the whistle t. the finish. Jones
was a demon at taCkling and ne\ cr
failed To bring down the ball when
1t scared in his vicinity
II VAS evident that Kendall was
never pcrturbed as To the outcome for
all the subs were worked in the game
Am mons, the second string end,
showed lp particularly we'll The line
held like Il stone wall and the Cath
ouCs were never able to gain con-
Nistently thru the first defense.
Mccartney and Riddle Game.
M,Clarney and &. Riddle formed
the gaining points :nr the Ahott bunch
and many times these men were re-
spCusihlc for good gains but they
could not get away and never got the
hall whcO they had a chance To count.
T. 1. 81 80 ~ L f.sl fNs N,
visitors and with the aid OF his toe
kept tNc keudollitcS from running the
score higher.
The game started whom Grove boot
ed the ball from the 55-yard line and
sent II directly over the uprights The
first touchdown was the result Of
Nuurr's pass to Grove for is yards
and Nouug's deep lott end rum which
/ took the ball across the line Grove
| kicked Goal Two more touchdowns
were mace by the local collegians and
/ both times the ball was escorted over
| nv Grove. The quarter ended with
! tho ball ON the Catholics 20-yard
| line
Catholics Play Best.
The second quarter opened with a
! fake end run on the part of Ahott'S
ImCu. which netted five yards Griggs
was forced 10 punt and Kendall
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1 Ing this quarter the Catholics played
/ their best game and only permitted
the locals To cross the goal line once.
/ Young passed ~ Grove. who went 80
yards for the touchdown and then
/ kicked goal The first half ended with
the score Kendall - Catholics 0.
Is 10 q in Third.
] The third quarter saw the score
run Up to Is to after a hard scrap
/ during which many brilliant plays
were completed. HauSc and Grove
We're the men who drew touchdownS
/ this period The first two men each
annexed one while Grove was good
/ for two, The quarter ended just after
Grove kicked Oft
/ The last period was marked 10y real
work 10y both teams. Abbott's men
seemed determined to score and sev-
cral times rallied and made consist
cut gains, but were not able to push