The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-22
Ray Lugs Ball Over in
First Period; Tulsans {.
Count in Third.
SPRINGER'S LOSS HURT
Injury to Grove Also Helped
Stop Presbyterians From
Launching Aerial Game.
By LARRY DALEY

sTItLWATER. Nov. al Dope
ran true To form when Kendall col
legc Of Tulsa and the Oklahoma Az
giles battled 20 IA 10 tie at Lewis
field here today. Kendall relied upon
the aerial game. scoring their touch
down by that method Of attack, whllc
the Aggics seldom resortcd 10 pnss-
Ing, scoring their touchdown by
straight football
Kendall WAs minus tho Hcryices OF
Springer. brilliant halfhack. In the
first period and his loss was notice
nbIc In the offensive play ~ tho
Preshyterians Despite a high fever,
Springer went into tho game In the
second period and hia playing WAS
largely responsible for Kendalls tie.
ing the count
The Aggies suffered through the
loss Of Gay, captain and center, who
was kept on the side lines through
out the game Gays absence from
the lineup prevented the Aggios from
making "A possible winning touch
down when Williams. Gays under
study, passed too hurrindly TO Weay-
or with the result that the Aggies
lost the bali on their owR onc-foot
line In tho second period
Ray An Aggic Star.
wcavcrs calling OF limo plunge
by another back than Ray, who
had carried the burden OF the of
fcnslve play for the Aggics, was sub.
feet for much comment. Some held
That Ray, the most consistent ground
gamer. should have been called upon
In the final attempts while others
point to the stone wall defense by
the Kendall line at this Juncture and
believe Weaver used good jndR-
mcnt In saving Ray
Kendalls most golden opportunity
10 win came In the final period when
Rpringcrs punt rolled hy Weaver.
Aggies safety, 10 the Kendall 40"
yard limo. Here the Aggles defense
braced and after Ray had punted
out OF danger neither eleven threat
ened TO score thereafter
The heavier farmer grids,crr
roild the Kendall defense back with
comparative ease In the first period,
scoring a touchdown and Kicking
goal within the first 10 minutes OF
play. The Aggiea kept the ball In
Kendall territory throughout the
first half hut with the exception
or the threatened h'oi" '''lN w WV
second period did not closely APP
proach kondalrs final chalk mark
Kendall Hesorts go Pass.
Kendall adopted tho aerial game
with the start OF the third period.
npproa ching the Aggie goal TO the
2o-yard line, Inaccurate passing
however. prevented score
Early In tho third quarter Wenv-
er allowed Springer's punt TO ro1
To the Kendall lb-yard line. pass.
Springer to Deweese. CAV" Kendall
it's touchdown and ivan Groves goa
saved Kendall from defeat
Kendall was handicapped In Its
omen style play by the abaence OF
Springer In tho first quarter and an
injury to Grove In the third period
which necessitnted Springer assum-
ing the passing and punting and pre-
vented hen from getting down for
the heaves.
The Aggies made II first downs To
nine for Kendall Kendall attempted
10 passes four succeeding Tor a.
total of 30 Yards The AEgica tried
only one pass which Ray caught put
failed to complete
II was a splendid punting duel be-
tween Ray fpr the Agglcs aud Grove
and Springer for Kendall, honors
being about even.
For the Aggics Rays eround
gaining and the play ot kcnney
Noyles and LowranU~ featured,
For Kendall Groves Rencralship, .
John Noungs brilliant defense play, !
SprlnFcrs offensive work ana the