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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-28
LOUISIANA'S DEFENSE
BROKEN BY LONGHORNS

SAN ANTONIO, Oct. 27.-Louisi-
ana States defense broke down in the
fourth period and the Texans ran up
n score OF 81 20 0 here this afternoon.
/ For some time II was a punting duel
between Ives OF /. s. L. and Rip Col
Inns Of Texas. The game continued
thus thru the first quarter and into
the second. Collins had the better OF
| this duel, especially after the wind
/ favored him at the change Of goals
between the first and second periods.
But In the early minutes of play the
Louisiana team rushed more consist
entity than Texas and IL would have
gone hard for the Texans but for the
brilliant punt handling and running
back Of little Mahan. Collins kick
ing was sufficient 10 win, for his two
drop p-kicks. one from the 42-yard line.
were sensational features. Whenever
the Texans needed n sure gain they
sent McMurray into the line. this get
ting two touchdowns. Superior punt
handling and better use of the for
ward pass also helped Texas, the first
touchdown being scored on one of
these passes, Collins TO Weir. Hig-
ginbotham also starred for Texas.
The defense work Of the two Texas
tackles Ford and MCMurray, was bril-
liant. Ives and Rutledge did good
work for Louisiana. o
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-28
CARL MORRIS DONE AS
PUGILISTIC ATTRACTION
Fulton and Miske Put Sapul'
pan on Shelf After Varied
Career.

NEW YORK. oct 27.-Fred Fulton
and Billy Miske between them have
eliminated carl Morris from serious
consideration as a contender FOR the
crown worn by Jess willard.
The oklahoma fighter in disrepute
because Of his rough fighting. seems
70 have sadly slipped even ar a mauler'
for Billy Miske. weighing far less
thans Morris. met him at that game
and beat him up something scandal
Gus
Morris never was an inyincible
scrapper. Luther Mccarthy proved
that more effectively than anyone else
when he stopped Carl in Springfield.
Mo. hut Carl has been able To butt
and slam his way thru most OF the
opposition. hard enough, at any rate,
to make him a serious obstacle In the
paths OF most men who aspired to a
bout with willard.
Fulton made himself decidedly un-
popular In his New York meeting with
Morris when he fouled his huge oppo-
nent and was disqualified. He made
IL worse when he began to cry after
the bout that II was Morris who did
all the fouling and that he was forced
TO foul tactics in self defense. His
shouts went unheeded until he got
Morris into a ring in Ohio and proved
that Morris was a foul fighter. Fulton
won that fight and Immediately
hoped back into the spotlight.
Miskes victory must be taken with
due deliberation by the fight fans. for
IL presaEes a return OF the small
heavyweghts to popular favor. Back
IN the days OF Bob Fitzslmmons and
John l.. Sullivan IL was contended that
the ideal size for a heavyweight was
under two hundred pounds, but the
recent heavies have been far over that
mark.
Gauged by these most recent hap
penings II looks more and more as II
Fred Fulton would have chance in a
scrap with Willard. And. then, il
wouldn't be laughable at all. for Full
ton. II he were to meet Miske. for the
St Paul demon has proved his WORTH
ness against the big men. 1t would be
stretching n point to consider Miske
in bout with Willard, for willard
is much too huge for Miske to reach
with any telling effect.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-28
With the Red Cross

In the new Red Cross quarters in
the old Christian church. Boulder AM
Fourth, eight sewing machines are In
constant use and dozens of hospital
garments are finished daily. Besides
this the following clubs and organi-
zations are working in their own quar-
tiers:
Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton. Daughters OF the Confederacy.
Whee club. Fideis. Drama league
Stoddard club. Bonanza club. Crosbie
Heights Study club. Ladies OF he
Grand Army of the Republic. Relief
Corps. Macca bees. Shriners, Eastern
Star. Kendall Ladies. Shakespeare
club. Pythian ladies, Chautauqua cir
Gle. Business girls. Church Aid So
cietes. Catholic ladies. Bellvue Aid.
Tfgert Memorial. First Presbyterian.
Boulder Avenue Methodist. First Bap-
list. Lutheran ladies. second circle
Boston Avenue Methodist. United Jew
ish societies. High School girls. Tues
day Book club. Christian church, Sec
end Presbyterian. College Hill Presby-
terian. Kendall college girls. Trinity
Episcopal, Altruistic club, I.ofting
club. Matrons club. Pan Hellenic,
Twentieth century.
Chapters from the surrounding
towns which have units turning in
work here are jerks. Broken Arrow,
Sand Springs. Claremore. Skiatook,
Nowata. Dighton, Oilton. Turley, Bris-
tow, Collinsville and Bixby
Many OF these units composed Of
ten or more women are working under
efficient leaders and turning out
splendid work.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-28
FOOTBALL RESULTS.

At Fayetteville - Arkansas, 19
Henry Kendall, 7.
At Providence-Brown. 7; Colgate
At Birmingham-Auburn, 10; Mis-.
sissippi Aggies, 6.
At Illinois, %: Purdue. 0
At New Haven-Nale Freshmen, :;
Pennsylvania Freshmen, :.
At Chattanooga-Se Sevanee. :; Ken
lucky. 0.
At Lawrence Kansas. Z: Ames. 0.
At Cleyeland-O Obcrlin, 10. case, o.
AT Columbus State, 67; Den
ison. o.
At Georgetown. 2S;
Virginia Poly Institute. o.
At South Bethlehem-Lehigh 3s;
Lebanon valley. I.
At Swarthmore-Swa 46;
{'rankhn and Marshall, 0.
At Conegeville-Ursinus, %; AL
bright 7.
At Philadelphia Pittsburgh, II:
Pennsylvania. 9.
At Dartmouth, 2l. New
Hampshire. G.
At Madison-wisconsin 90: Iowa. 0.
At Chicago-Chicago. :; Northwest
ern. Q.
At Syracuse. SIS: Tufts. o.
At West Point - Army, 81; Villa
Nova, Z.
At Cambridge-H Harvard Freshmen,
50: Worcester Academy. 7.
At Characterization, -; Roches-
ter, o.
At Lewiston Bowdoin. 10: Bates, o.
At Amherst Amherst, "a; Wesley
an, 3.
Al Worcester Holy Cross, IS;
Rhode Island state. o.
At Morgantown-West Virginia, so;
At Troy-Rensselaer. &c. St. Law
renee, o.
At Pittsburgh-Carnegie Tech. O:
Allcghany o.
At New Williams .: Colum-
hia. 6.
At New Rutgers, IS, Ford
ham. 0.
At New York New York University
O, Union 0.
AT Clcvcland-Oberlin 10: Case. o.
At olumbia-Missour. 40: Drake.
At Nashvine-vanderbilt, GO; How
ard 0.
At Columbus-ohlo state, e., Dem
ison. O.
At washington-Georgetown. 2S:
Virginia Poly. 0.
At Princeton Princeton, :; Camp
Dix. 0.
AT Ithaca-Cornell. 20: Bucknell o.
At san Antonio-TeNas A. & NJ, -;
Louisiana University. 0.
At Observation-Disclosures, 2S: Has
kell Indians. o.
At St Louis-DePuuw, Il: St
Louis o.
At Easton Muehlenburg. { Lafay-
ette, 0.
At ottysburg-Wcst Virginia. co:
O.
At Providence Brown. :: Colgate.
AZ Ayer-Camp Davens Depot Bri-
gade @: Harvard. 0.
At Waco--Baylor los: simmons
College 0
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-28
NeW State Charters


OKLAHOMA CITY. oct 27.-Sec-
retary OF State j. l.. LVou has issued
the following charters
Navajo Gasoline company. Tulsa
capital, $4,000, mcorporators. +. j.
McJunkin. j. l.. Jones. c. r. Thur
well. Tulsa.
Elcan oil company Tulsa. capital
$4,000; mcorporators II. G. Elliott.
i. r. Garfield c. l.. Garfield. Tulsa
Liberty Leasing and Mining COM
rany, Oklahoma city, capital. $1,000
incorporators. $. Pollack. \. Smith. J
Y Cruzan, Oklahoma city.
Healdton Lead and Zinc company.
oklthoma City capital 100000: in
corporators, william A. Rodgers.
John MullSey, II. S. Cox. Ardmore.
Powell oil & Gas company, Ard
more, capital, 100000; incorporatora.
James Il. Powell. Sneed: w. J. FleE-
niken, Il. c. Slagle, sherman, Tex... /.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-28
NOR EASTERN NORMAL
HAS SPLENDID ELEVEN
Fans of Tahlequah School Ex-
pecting Team to Have All
Victorious Season.

Special 10 The World.
TAIiLEQuAH, Okla. oct az
With three extra good ground gamers
IN the backfield. the Northeastern
State Normal gridlron followers have
hope Of an all-yictorious year mis- sea
son. There is no doubt that Hogan
Markham has developed one OF the
strongest teams that Northeastern has
had In many seasons. They won an
overwhelming victory against Clare
more and defeated the East Central
eleven decisiVely At Ada Northeastern
Siil meet the Durant squad next Fri
day. with BacOne and Warner on tn-
following Fridays The closing game
will be with the Central state Nor
NAL at Edmond.
Dean. X. Johnson and Pane have
been playing a great game In the
backfield. Dean Is an Indian and an
all-arOund star. Pane, left hall. Is a
ncet-footed ground gamer. r. John
sln, at.quarter. Is proving an excellent
general for the team. He handles the
BAH well and Is a good forward
passer
Northeastern has keen center In
Claud keenan,. Ha passes the ball well
and plays slashing, fighting game At
all times. X Keenan, and =. Wool
bright are playing at the wing posi-
tons. Both are good tacklers and
good receivers c. Schauik and c.
Carding are strong at tackle and have
been smashing the opposing interfer-
ence we'll both fighting with a deter
minatiJn that cannot be denied
Mccall and Hensley are big husky
guards and would be a fine addition
to the strength OF any team Kinds.
Quinn and Barnes are heady players
and Will make good backneldmen.
Hogan Markham. the coach is a
former Dartmouth man. lie has drilled
the team in all the rudiments, both
from an offensive and defensive stand
point
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-28
HAVERFORD HELPLESS
BEFORE NAVY PLAYERS

ANNAPOLIS. Md. oct 27.-whip-
ping Havertord with such ease that
after 70 points had been scored in the
first three periods, the entire scrub
team was sent in. the Navy today
completed a total Of 2l2 points in
three games. The visitors We're never
make a first down. Only four times
session.
At no time did they hold the pig
skin beyond the midfield mark. While
their weaker and lighter opponents
were helpless at an times. the sailors
succeeded in making first downs 80
times. The final score was 50 70 ..
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-28
Kendall Eleven First Team Cross RaOrbaCk Goal Line This Year

scored his second touchdown. Ray
again kicked goal.
In the fourth quarter the Aggies
bgan another drive. Line plays by
Lourence, Lookabuch and Ray car
ried the ball to scoring distance and
Ray battered over the goal line. Ray
failed at his third goal. With War
rensburg working toward the goal by
the OVERHEAD route, Esslinger, substitute
halfback standing on his own 40
yard line, snatched a long forward
pass from a waiting Normalite and
raced sixty yards thru a broken field
for the final touchdown. II was easily
the feature play of the afternoon. Ray
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-28
OKLAHOMA AGGIES WIN
THEIR FIRST VICTORY
Pritchard's Men Defeat War
rensburg Normalites 27 to
0 in Fast Game.
Special to Tie World.

Special to Tie World.
SALTWATER, Okla. Oct. 81
Coach Pritchard's Oklahoma Aggies
struck their stride today winning a
spectacular game from Warrensburg
normal by a 27 to score. II was the
first victory In four games for the A.
q NJ. college this season. After dis
covering that they could halt the ia
nous aerial game OF the light and
speedy Missourians the heavier Aggies
began an onslaught that resulted in
four touchdowns. all Of them being
scored In the second half. In the
first and second quarters each team
had two opportunities to count but
failed after placing the ball well inside
the l0-yard mark.
series OF line smashes aided by
two offside penalties against the Norm
alites reached a climax when F'ullback
Lookabuch stole across III line for the
first touchdown A. K NJ had sored
this fall. Ray kicked goal five min
utes lated Ault, intercepted a Mis-
souri, pass and raced thirty yards TO
the 2Oyard line. Essnnger skirted the
end for a big gain and Lookabuch
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-28
MISSOURI TIGERS ARE
NEXT FOR OKLAHOMA
Sooner Football Loses Services
of Graham Johnson, Last
of Famous Family.

Special to The world.
NORMAN, Okla. Oct 2S.-The
I freshman team Of the University of
! Oklahoma has been tearing holes in
I the varsity line all week and the
coaches have been tearing their hair
In effort TO bolster up the team. They
have one more week in which 10 turn
the trick. as the game scheduled for
Saturday with the Southwestern Nor
NAL school Of Weatherford was called
off
one week from Saturday. or No
vember 8. Oklahoma meets the Uni
versity OF Missouri at Columbia and
II the Sooners get aw. with this
game the team must begin TO pep
up Wallace Abbott. star freshman
halfback, who made a name for him
self in the Texas game. will not be
eligible and his shoes will be hard TO
fill. Missouri valley conference rules
forbid the playing Of freshmen.
Boyle In Backfieid.
Coach owen has been working Dor
sey Boyle. left tackle. at left half this
week and the big lineinan may prove
a sensation after he learns how to
play the position. He weighs III
pounds. Is one Of the fastest men on
the squad and is an aggressive player.
In his place at tackle owen is alter
mating Light and Hunter, the former
a light. but hard, worker. and the
latter big and awkward. Which will
develop the faster and earn the place
is not apparent yet.
Graham Johnson. midget quarter
back, has quit the team. After Will
moth was selected to start both the
Illinois and Texas games at the posi-
uon, Johnson appeared to lose inter-
est and finally stopped coming out.
Graham Johnson Is a brother of RIP"
and Hap" Johnson. both former
Sooner star players.
End Positions Fast.
Luster is now second string quar-
terback and also works out at end.
He probably would be used first in
case of necessity at either place
spot Durant and Ross Johnston
continue 10 mold down the wing po-
sitions.
Either Wilmoth, quarter, or Durant,
end. could be used at half if neces-
sary, but Shaw perhaps will go in
first in case either Boyle or Tommy
Graham. right half, are forced out Of
the Missouri game. Cheadle and
Smith are other second string half
backs. Davis is the regular fullback,
with Bechtold ready to stop in at any
time
Speed and serial work are the es-
tablished Sooner slogans Some new
tricks in forward passes probably will
be uncovered by the Sooners at CO.
lumbia. Little is known as yet about
the Tigers. which makes the outlook
for Sooner victory very Uncertain.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-28
TULSA BOWLERS MUST
BATTLE l54 TEAMS
Large Field Entered in Middle
West Tournament at Des
Moines Next Month.

That the entry for the eleventh an
nual rolling OF the middle west bowl
ing tournament at Des Moines, start
ing November i6, will surpass that
OF any previous one, is assured. With
the lists closing on November 6, l54
quintets have already announced their
intention OF competing. This will
beat the record set in st. Louis last
season by n good margin.
Des Moines. of course. will have
the largest entry. The city has al
ready entered fifty teams, while the
tournament officials are trying to
raise 25 more.
1t is expected that not less than
twelve lives from this city will
make the trip. The Martin Fellhau-
ars, Wooster Lamberts, Budweisers
and Cobwebs are among the best of
the local teams that will strive for
leading honors. Most OF the outfits
in the Major City league are expected
TO compete.
Chicago Again Seeks Title.
Chicago will make another bid for
the five-man championship and is
sending twenty fives, among them
the Rubinis, Jeffersons and others
that took part in the event held here
last year at the Washington alleys.
From the other cities the following
number Of teams have been pledged:
Kansas City. Is. St Joseph. 8: Dem
yer. 3; 81. Paul, 3: Minneapolis 4
Toledo TO- Sioux Falls. /; Sioux City.
s; Lincoln. 10; Omaha. 10: Tulsa,
Bartlesville and Fremont. Neb, one
each.
Happy Felsch. star centerfielder Of
the worlds champion White Sox. will
roll with the Lens Weisners team of
Milwaukee, champions of Wisconsin.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-28
ARKANSAS BEATS
KENDALL 10 TO 7
Presbyterians Played Off Their
Feet by Opening Rush of
Razorbacks.
SPRINGER GETS TOUCHDOWN
Open Field Work Used Almost
Exclusively by Elevens
During Game.

Special to The World.
FAYETTEVILLE. Ark.. oct 27.--
stariing of with rush that scored
two touchdowns in the first period Of
play and gave them "A lead which
they maintained turnout. the Razor
backs defeated the Henry Kendall
college ~ Tulsa here this afternoon
by score OF 10 TO :. within three
minutes after Kendall had kicked Of
Arkansas started "a charge that soon
sent Wilson across the visitors goal
line for the firit touchdown.
II came so quick that the Kendall
players were temporarily taken of
their feet. fumbllng the bali on their
twenty-yard line after getting posses
sion OF 10 for ihe first time and the
Arkansas players began another
march that put u on their uo-yari
line. where Davidson took IL for the
second touchdown. Wiukleman failed
10 kick either of the goals.
Kendall Railics.
Kendall Immediately awoke tho.
ard before the quarter ended they had
started fierce assault that gave them
the ball On the Razor 40-yard
line when The second period opened.
They continued the offensive with end
runs bv Springer and Bridges and a
pass. Springer TO Cheadle. which ad-
vnnced them 10 the .O-yard line.
Springer here made three powerful
plunges in succession and crossed the
Arkansas goal Tor Kendall's only
touchdown He also kicked the goal
Davidson. quarterback and captain
az the Arkansas squad, crossed the
Kendall goal for another touchdown
FOR the RaZorEacks In the third quar-
ter. They also threatened again in
the final period but the visitors. who
fought like Turks during the game,
braced like a stone wall when their
goal was again threatened.
Springer and Bridge Thrill
Arkansas usei her heaviest lineup
against the Kendails and tod1ys
game was the first time this season
that ner goal line has been crossed.
Both teams resorted 10 open field for
nations ana tried many passes. sew
eral thrills in broken field running
were furnished By Springer and
I'ridges the two hllfbacks OF the
kenl1ll team. and Captain Davidson
and Winkleman OF the Razorbacks
Davidson engaged Springer In n punt
Ing deal AT one time, but was out
distarced by the Kendall player
A. defensive players. Captain Allen
and Cheadle broke up many of the
RaZorracks plays. The fierce tack
ling of Cheadle downed Davidson sev-
eral times when he was Just about
Off for a good gain.
Kendall caused several disasters for
them when they were apparently on
tho way for the touchdown. Tho
squad left here tonight and will ar
rive In Tulsa tomorrow morning.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-28
STAGG ELEVEN BEATS
NORTHWESTERN 7 TO 0

CHICAGO, Oct 27.-The light,
speedy Northwestern eleven held Chi
cago 10 Z to o score today in the
most bitterly contested game played
on Stagg field this season. Higgins
the big Chicago fullback, plunged
across Northwestern goal in the
third period for the only touchdown
Of the game.
The contest was marred by fire.
quent penalizations for both teams
There was suspicion OF unfair
roughness on both sides.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-28
POWERFUL WOLVERINES
TRANPLE NEBR4SK ANS

ANN ARBOR. Mich. oct. 81
Michigan's green but powerful foot
ball eleven sprang surprise here
this afternoon by defeating the Ne
braska university football eleven 20
10 0. At no time after the first period
did the visitors have chance and
poor generulShip and glaring fumbles
cost the Wolverines two or three
touchdowns
The game was-played in a steady
rain and the gridiron was very heavy.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-28
Suits Filed for si.167.1ec.as.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, oct 27.-Dam-
age suits aggregatinG s4,167,l223
were filed today in the jackson county.
Missouri, circuit court, and the Wyan-
dotte county Kansas. district court,
against the Kansas Natural Gas COM
pany. The suits, which are brought
by two distributing companies, the
Kansas City Gas company and the
Wyandotte Gas company. charges a
violation on contract to furnish the
two Kansas Cities with so per cent Of
their output
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-28
Vanderbilt smothcrs howard.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. oct. e7.-Re-
living almost entirely upon straight
foot ball. Vanderbilt swamped the light
Howard eleven here this afternoon. g.
10 o. The mud greatly handicapped
the fast backs from BIRMINGHAM Van.
derhilts scoring represented II touch.
downs four OF which were made by
Richardson. halfback. while Adams
starting his first game at fullback
n.a De. three. -.-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-28
Kentucky Pushes Sewance

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. oct 27.-
Sewanee won an exciting game from
kentucky State here today, the score
oeing TO 0. Captain Wortham made
the only touchdown, and a tie was
only avoided by strong defensive tao
tics of Sewanee, when Kentucky had
the ball on the fivc-yard line with four
downs TO make the touchdown.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-28
Bouts This Week

MONDAY, otlopr ~.
\ Gus Christie vs.. Terry Erl-
, Ter. Is rounds at Dayton. Ohio.
I Johnny Ertle W. George
I Thompson. 10 rounds al Racine.
, VIE.
I sailor Freedman W. Joe Bish-
, cp. 10 rounds AT Racine. Wis.
! Iryan Downcy ~. Johnny
, Grfnths. - rounds at Colum-
, bus. Ohio.
I Harry Greb VI. George CHIP. -
, rounds at Cincinnati. Ohio.
Thursday. November I.
I Nate Jackson vs. Earl Pur-
I year. Is rounds at Okmulgee.
I Ever Hammer VS.. Chick Mag
, Hone. 10 rounds AZ Akron, Ohio.
Friday. November ,.
Gus Christie vs. P!lly Miske,
% rounds at Brooklyn, y. y.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-28
Il. 7. Watson Dies.

COLUMBIA. s c., oct. 27-E. T.
Watson, state commissioner OF asricul-
ture, commerce and industry, died at
his home here today aged As He was
formerly president OF the Southern
Cotton congress and the National
Drainage congress.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-28

Willis-'Did the doctor do anything
20 hasten your recovery"
Nallacc-"Oh. yes; he told me ne
was going to charge me half guinea
a visit. ..uni.ss--.,. -. ....-
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Substitutions: Angles, EsslInger Tor
Ault Wilson for Correll; Warrensburg.
Ray for Mays, Russell for Wray, Ray
from Bristoe.
Touchdowns: Lookabuch 2, Ray,
Esslinger.
Goals from touchdowns: Ray 3.
Referee: Reeves, A. a. M. umpire
Barnes; headlinesman, Houston.
EorcgOne Conclusion.
Teacher-If a farmer sold 40
bushels Of wheat for sl,75 bushel,
what would he get?
noY-An autOm obile.
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htnNtA " Z u 4
Touchdowns; Arkansas, Davidson.
?. Wilson. /: Kendall. Springer Goals
from touchdOwns, Winkleman, /.
Springer /
First downs made: Arkansas, IL,
Kendall, ).
Forward passes completed: Arkan'
sas out OF , attempts, Kendall. >
out OF :.
Suhstitutions: Arkansas. Dixie for
Gold IL. Alcorn FOR Stevenson. Alter
for Dixie Gold for Brazil. Corbett for
Mulrenin. kizer for Winkleman, A.
Smith for IA. Alcorn: Kendall Gale
FOR Sctser. Tays for Al buckle. Leaugue
for Gale, Arbucltle for LeauEue. John
son 10. Kirk. Gale for Arbuckle, Set
ser for Hayice. Lewis for johnson,
hughes for Wilcox.
Penalties: Arkansas, 45 yards,
Kendall, Is.
officials: Referee. bridges UNI
pire. Dnlard (puryb: headlinesman,
Robertson tOklahoma1; tmekeeper,
Knox.
ulqe Of periods; Fifteen minutes
Attendance: Seven hundred.