The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-07

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We never run across tho phrase No
Mans Land" between French and Ger
man or English and German trenches,
without thinking at the moment OF two
verses by Thomas Bailey Aldrich. known
Rs Identity:
Somewhere -. in dcEolate, wind-s~cpt
In Twilight Lend-in No. Mans-Land .
Two hurryng shapes met face to face
And badc each other stand
"And who are YOU" cried one agapc. I
Shuddering IN the cleaning light;
~ know not" said the second Shape
II only died last night"
On tho other paw or pinion, or fin,
Harvard isn't indulging herself in any
Tiger arrives n ny Sne OF Of those freaks
OF sporting destiny Princeton plays about
u percent better football against Har-
ward than she plays against Yale, We
have seen Princeton against. Harvard
when there WAS apparently only a faint
. shade between tho two elevens Yet
the next week Princeton would be well
below Yale and the week after would
find Harvard far above the Blue :.
who is the greatest amateur golfer
the game has ever known" asks 3. j.
r More than likely the name would be
John Bali Ball has won eight British
amateur championships and two british
open championships. II this record
doesn't put him beyond any contender
then actual achievement has nothing Il
DO with the case And the most remark
able part Of Balls achievement Is that
he won two Of his championships twenty.
four years apart,
T. D.-Pihsburgh against Harvard
Isn't there enough trouble In the world
without looking for more?
Corneli's Record.
Those who arc inclined TO spool Cor.
Rcll after the Harvard showing might
pause n moment and figure In the Itha.
games, dating from 1914, tho Big Rec
team has won twenty-five and dropped
ono,
This average Is well above $50 An,
. $50 average, taken by and large, W
and down, back and across, is at leas
sufficient to get by with
We know OF at least two or thre,
ball clubs that would he viii ng enough
10 romp along at a $50 clip without omit
ting even the semblancc OF u squawk
The twentieth autumnai quarrel he
tween Harvard and Princeton will he tn
outstanding sportiye feature OF the pres
snt week.
their able bodied young men into th'
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talent mingle until time Is up nrount
<:20 y. m.
This game, as usual should he one o
the best OF the season. for Harvard
Princeton games are nearly always clean
hard exhibitions, with thn winner cnl!
jump or so In front
prInceton Leads.
So far. dating back to their first game
In 1877. Harvard and Princeton have me
al tnAN
OF those meetings Princeton has wo,
ten games, Harvard eight and Their
has been one tie, 40 Harvard, despit
the reign Of HauGhton, 10 still two game
bach OF tho Tiger over the complete spar
Before p. n. took charge Harvard hadn'
Won a game from Princeton In some
thing like twenty-five years. Samm
White erased the Crimson strategist u
1911. but since White recovered that FUN
pie and beat Harvard 20 the punc
Hauehton's team has won four years u
succession.
The Hauuhton stymls.
Princeton has done much better agains
Harvard than yale has In the las! fou
years. as the Tigers have scored tw
touchdewns and have held tho Crimso
to q aSt score.
Bu. since 1911 tho Hsushton stymi
has 'bsen unbeatsble.> Last fall Prince
er part Of the way. but ono brief flurr
cost . victory, II WAS a nip and tue
affair all the way, with the Tiger max
Ing threatening eesturea up 10 the clos
tns minute, hut Harvard, with Maha
~ his best. had a trifls too much.
play In 1911 Harvard has scored SO point
against Princsson's b.
The oams on Ahead.
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