Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-11
Rocky Mountain Leaders Were
Lucky to Maintain Unbroken
Record of Victories.
FINAL SCORE is 20 TO Is
Invaders Smash; Presbyterians
Score Three Touchdowns
on Forward Passes.
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Denver university has come ana
fought and conquered; but IN place oA
coutcmpt which they were not $40" 70
exprcss prior 20 their engagement o'
Yesterday afternoon, the k'1gs OF TOO
ball in that vast region embraced us
the Rocky Mountain conference Hr'
carving back with them "a whoieso '.le
regard and a startling story 20 ten the
natives of their domain about the un- =
INN aerial attack Of the men OF
Kendall. an attack that within a Few
short minutes Yesterday had plled up
a greater score against them thah "li
or the Rocky mountain teams hau
been able 20 aggregate In six preNlo uS
contests. Therefore i'm the ~ To ~
defeat Il the Presbyterians there u
glory for the men who wore mo
arrange ana black Of Kendall IN yes
tcrday's conflict at Association paik
To the educated toe OF IandruHl
Denver owes its right 10 boast that I'S
long string OF victories thls season
mains unbrollen. Twice the big tackle
hooted tho ball between the uprights
after teammates had carried II over
Tor touchdowns. while lis kicking op-
ponents scored only one in three ana
that was the margin by Which thc
Rocky Mountain leaders triumphed..
Denver Uses Smashing Attack.
Wonderful Interference, SMASHING
mower and ul success with the forward
pass. aided and ahctted by extremely
poor tackling on the part of the To-
Gals caused the invaders to devote
practically their entire offensive 10
straight football Chief or the smash
ers was Captain Anderson. who ac-
counted for more than half the ground
gained by the mountaiueers including
thru fla fnllIH
Kendall team TO a touchdown. on
the other hand, Kendalrs best offcnse
wae overhead. an three II their touch
downs being the direct result Of passes
one snort another medium distance
and tho other "a long ouc. only twice
did Kendall receivers fail 10 connect
with passes hurled at them by
Springer. Allen and Malone.
Consider selves Lucky.
Before their departure the Denver
lads were frank 10 confess that Ken
dan had been revelation % them
Coming 20 Tglsa with record Of six
straight victories their goal having
been crossed only once and that the
direct result Of D fumbled punt. tho
mountainccrs admitted that they had
set 40 points as the minimum margin
they expected TO take back home with
lIFAlAr aAs.4 AIltN httt AtaAAk ~ ANAAAtaA
that the Kendall aerial attack had
them completely bewildered They
connidered themselves fortunate that
they were able n 20 home with win,
and were delighted that they had
emerged victorious even II 1t was by
only one poin. in a game where 39
lad been registered.
Kendall scores First,
KarF.1f mo-. Ffys. ~
tack sweeping the invaders off their
feet before they could reconstruct
their defenses TO stop the style the
Presbyterans uSel in their assault
Denver won the toss and chose &c
receive, but il proved little advantage
Springer intercepting a forward pas!
on the very first play attempted, put
ting the invaders on the defensive IN
their own territory. Allen was called
first, but he lost. Malone plunged n
for a two-yard gain and then on IN,
third play shot a forward pass {,
Springer which gained 12 yards
Twice Springer advanced the ball fl
tackle smashes, the first time for fiv,
yards and the second for three an,
then Allen and Malone made IL firs
down. Springer's next two effort
were fruitless and Just when tn
Denyeritcs thot they had turned bacl
the assault, Allen slipped back of thei
goal line and received a perfect pas
from Springer for the first touch
down. Springer's try at goal wa
short.
Stung to fury by this unexpecte
turn, the visitors again received an
without ever surrendering the ba'
marched straight down the field for
touchdown. Three, five, seven an
eight yards, never less than thre