The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-09
Z REGULARS ARE
UNABLE TO PLAY
AGAINST KANSAS
WIIImoth and Douglas Aro Out
With Injuries,

NORMAN. Okla. Nov o. specially
Llght signal practice today completed the
wcck OF intense training for N, Tint.
yerslty OF Oklahoma football team in-
preparation for what Is expected to prove
the htrdest football game ever staged
on Boyd field that with the University Of
Kansas Saturday afternoon The Kick
OF is schedulsd for ? 30 O'Clock
The Soonert viii enter tho game hnndi
SApned hy the loss OF two regulars. VII
moth and Douglas hut Sooner coaches
.tcms"Ncs are inclined 20 believe thot
he changes necessary win not weaken
b." team Every man on the squad with
he exception OF these two T. In the hest
If condition and ready to light FOR any
'6r' or all ~ the Jayhawker struggle.
A GrllIng Eight
u viii be a grllng fight kansas win
outweigh the Sooners from ten to four.
zen pounds 70 the man and with this
'dvnntagc In beef. Jayhawkcr tactics de-
ygned TO wear down the oklahoma
'l'vcn are expected The KRnSaus prob
hly VIII hammer that Oklahoma line
'ow one end 10 the other KAneas
coaches sic bringing twenty-five players
md every one ~ them IL big. strong
man Frequent changes TO keep that
dodge hammer working at full strength
WV AF'lfI III INV M llksfh lllttlll
Dnrart and Johnston viii start the
E1me ~ ends for the Sooners Johnston
IA . steady reliable player who stops
everything whirh comes his way. 10 \
'ure tRckler and Eets down tho field fast
under punts Spot" Durant. indian chief.
Ia W itard at receiving long forward
p1Hses. t6 good tackler In an open field
and good man TO tear I'm and break up
IN enemy play Opposing them viii be-
longhorg and Iaslelt They VIII outweigh
The sooner end ten pounds. but Rc not
believed to be M last Whether they at,
as sure mcklers remains 10 b, seru.
light 10 We'll Named.
For tackles. Oklahoma viii offer Lght
l6n-pound man and Uencon. 49, pounds.
terror to opponents Light for his weight
~ an unusually good player but ne does
not weigh much KNnsns tackles WIN De,
H'lileS and Frost Frost as regarded asN
me ot tho best tackles Iu the Missouri
valley
In the center of the line Cary. center.
IcGlothlin, right guard and Brown lett
u'rd win represent oklahoma Cary
Weighs 10. Brown $50 ara McGlothln.
100 Their opponents will be Jones Hun
md Dennis for Kansas whose nvCrng
Weight is about five pounds greater than
hat Of the Oklahomn men
Coach owen win start Davis AZ quarter
Boyle and Graham at hqlfhacks and
viii start Prngle~ and Vaudeville Al
h"l"e@. Foster At quarter and Nielsen At
null The lIghtgt one OF this quartet
weighs 30 pounds nnd the heaviest III
II Is believed the Kansas hackfiold viii
outweigh oklahoma fifteen pounds to tho
nan.
Seat Sale Heavy
\ big pep meeting Thursday night
and a freshman Celchration tdany put the
unal touches on the preparation NJ stu
lonts 10 help the team win "Rufnecks"
nd Freshmen viii be much lu evidence
with their stunts SATURDAY
Officials for the rRme VIII be y r
frover, Kansas city N thlcuc club. ref
rec; c u Mcbride Missouri valley coll
logo and sporting editor OF the Kansas
''VStur, umpire and Beavers, an Ames
man who II coaching Marshall high
school head linesmqn.
Heavy seat sale has been reported by
f. l. Lindsey. treasurer Of the university
NJ mail reservations must be made to
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