The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-01
All in Good Shape; Weinccke
Ready to Resume Position
in Back Field.
PROBABLE IINEIpS

with the greatest pep meeting IN
the history OF Tulsa high school yes
terday az an incentive to the great
est effort Tulsa hiHh school grid
sters meet Joplin high this afternoon
In ono OF the most important games
on their schedule this season To
days game also marks the boEln b.
ming OF the final month OF play in
which local scholastics engage IN
contests deciding the state ana
southwestern championship
Boasting one Of the strongest high
school eleyens In the Missouri valley
Joplin comes with AN impressive
record Victory over the miners city
will do much toward establishing
claim 10 the southwestern tue.
Joplin, like Tulsa, has an unde-
feated and unscored on. eleven. -Four
games haye been played by the Mis-
= souri, schoiastics, l0g points were
scored TO none by their opponents.
Following are the joplin scores: Jop'
lin ~, Springfield o. Joplin ~,
Mount Vernon 0; JUplln 81, Iittsf
burgh Props 0. Joplin A., Wepb
City 0.
Both eIeyens are practically evenly
matched. with the averaging around
$50 pounds and the backs making
1b0 pounds
Brcnncn,an satisfied,
Coach UrennemHn OF Tulsa high
school ran the squad through a brief
but snappy signal drill yesterday al
ternoon and again expressed himself
as satisfied with the condition OF his
charges. While there is no dope by
which the rival elevens nf today
may be compared Tulsa VIII take the
field favorites at least with their
supportors. An unbeaten and un-
scored record ID held by Tulsa TO
date and those who have followed
me fortunes OF the team believe that
tho foVncr record at least will be
kept intact.
i.ouis Wienecke. brilliant halfback
n last season, who c1ias been forced
to occupy tho side lines throughout
most Of, play TO date will probably
pisy at least q portion OF today's
eaIne, with tho possibility that no
may supplant Casper at halfback.
The latter, one Of the few new men
on the squad has shown exception
ally weh The other back positions
with be made up OF Captain Iiend-
ricks, unsurpassed IN the passing
game In Oklahoma and possibly
southwestern scholastic fotball and q
splendid field general, and Morgan
and keese. veteran and reliaob
backs.
Two additional veterans are To
start at end In Jake Roop. whose
brilliant play In the Aggic game
two weeks ago stamped him AZ a star
and Chadwcll, who returned to the
squad last Saturday following two
weeks absence.
Dependable lane.
Shaffer, playing his first year on
Tulss eleven and who ioorffa as n
likely all-state selection; A. Garter,
sturdy and dependable tockle; stout,
another all scholastic possibility,
stone. capable at center or guard,
and Morgan. whose defensive play
has been feature OF practically
every game this season, Will be prob
able lire selections.
Practically every member OF the
1000 Tulsa high school student body
participated In the pep meeting at
the school which was concluded with
n parade through the business sec
ton of the city led by the high
school band and tho players and
Coach Rrcnnoman, following In II
truck. 1t is expected that u record
crowd viii see todays game which
n'Plppk go fold