Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-04
Difference of a Toss Be
tween Teams Which Fight
at Association Park.
BOTH TEAMS ARE FIT
Swiftness Against Steam
Roller Attack VIII BE
the Offensives.

Putting aside for the honce the
shovel, the hoe, the rod and the uah-
sit and coming down from the arld
plains Of Saltwater with but one
thought under their blonde or bru-
net matches, as the case may he, tne
cohorts who represent on the grid
iron the oklahoma Agriculture ana
Mechanical college collide with the
orange and black garbed warriors
from our own Kendall college at AS
sociation park this afternoon for the
championship of the state.
II is u question of Greek meeting
Greek. with both teams in as fine
fettlc as a stable of Kentucky thor
oughbreds. with ripping muscles as
taut as new strung wire and wlth
mind and souls intent on the elusive
| laurel wreath, Tulsans will probably
| see these battlers in what viii remain
I for cons and cons the one big foot
ball classic.
Ther. is so little to choose between
the two teams that few are reckless
enough to wager. The toss of coin,
the drift of the wind, either is as GER
tain as the tide of todays contest. a
| tumble, a turned ankle, n delayed
pass, or a missed tacklo-any one may
| be the deciding factor in the game
! of games.
Have Done Best.
The generals have done their best.
| They have drilled and trained, nave
| trained and drilled until they have
their respective machines responding
with instant alacrity. Speed, stamina,
| Drawn. pep, brains and Ant, these
ingredients have been mixed, driven
! and pounded Into two compact masses
which will toll blindiy mayhap, but
toll nevertheless for honor-or broken
bones.
Omens could not be more auspicicus.
| From the respective camps last nlght
came the single word, ready No'
a man is injured, not a man bears
| any hampering mark of p'eVlou~
skirmsihes When the men toe the
greensward, cleated>and jerseyec, IL
will be a case of the best men winning.
There Will be no alibis.
The teams will present as varied
| attack as It Is possible to conceive.
| Kendall machine is built for speed. 1t
is the personification Of speed. Every
! angle, every shift has been set ana
primed to produce this attribute TO
the nth power. The Kendall backfieid
is by far the speediest in the whole
state. Grove, Hause, Young, these
men are flashes and may be depended
| upon to swing down yard after yard
against their opponents.
! The Aggie machine is more cum
bersome, more compact and il of the
steam roller type. The line plunging
of Bristow. fullback, and the tackle
over tackle of the heaviest line men
will figure largely in its offensive.
Both machines will rely to large
extent on their prowess as aerial
acrobats Kendall has made Its great
est and most consistent gains by tho
forward pass route and this is what
will be depended upon to certain eX-
tent. The Aggies will depend to a
certain extent on this process. all
though, Just what style they will show
is unknown to the public in general.
The Aggies/ arrived here yesterday
afternoon After the men had time
to stretch themselves they were taken
TO owen park where they went
through their last signal drill. Nine
teen men wore suits during this
: practce.
Remove Blcachrrs.
l For the game the regular baseball
, bleachers have been removed and the
gridiron changed entirely. One sitting
in the grandstand now will have the
: full sweep of the field. No additiona
charge will be made for grandstano
I seats.
The game will start promptly OF
) $3.50 o'clock. The lineups -are as
: follows.