The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-17
CENTRAL LEADING
SECONDARY TEAM
Hard-Fought Battle Is Ex-
pected From Charley Want
lands Eleven.
BATTLE OF OPEN FOOTBALL
Both Elevens Use That style
Game with Brilliant
Success.

Coach Charley Wuulland. - mem
bera OF the Central normal fOuiha Y
squad and team followers are 10 ar
rive I'm Tulsa tonight and tomorrow
the Central gridsters meet Kendall
college at McNulty park Ia one of the
hardest gaqipH on the local college b
schedule NiCtorfAs by Gu to ana
l6I TO, o scores over the Oklahoma
Catholics and Bhptists respectively
Indicates that the bronze and blue
mentor has team uf iE usual
strength and that the local collegians
are meeting one Of then hardeHl
tests OF the season.
Central has been one OF the load
ing secondary schools In athletics and
on the gridiron in. particular over
since wantland first assumed charge
. OF athletics at that school In 1912.
They have probably been tho most
consistent against leading state
schools In tho so-called secondary
division, several times holding the
sooners and Aggies to close scores.
This In the first football game be-
tween Kendall and Central and RI
Nalry between the two schools In the
past should result In n brilliant game
tomorrow. Wantland, Judging by
gHrnps with the SoonerH aud shawnee
elevens has perfected splendid Of
fensive with open play predominant.
ing. In John williamson, all-stptc
hahback last season he has player
who has been consistent star
against other state elevens for the
past two years and tomorrOwa game
should be factor, In determining
the selection OF Williamson and Ken.
dali backs for all-statc PLACES this
season, In addition to Williamson
Central presents fast backs and ends
who promise 10 give Kendall "a bat
lie at theF own style game-opon
Hard Game Expected
While Kendall followers anticipate
victory, Coaches Mcliirnoy an d
Schmidt expect hard game and to-
ward that end have worked the squad
hard this week. Training was con.
cluded with atiff scrimmage and long
signal practice yesterday and tho
boys will be given n layoff today To
watch the Tulsa high -Aggie academy
contest. Despite Centfal's admitted
ability In the open play, the forward
PASS In particular. the Edmond
teachers are expected TO be more
than given a match In that style Of
play. Kendall has perfected one OF
the most brilliant and effective sys-
TENS OF open play OF any souihwc est 70
orn football eleven In recent years.
This was shown during tho East Cen
trail and oklahoma games which
were won by large scores largely
through success In passing ant open
play, despite wet weather conditions.
Conditions of the members OF tho
Kendall squad II very good though
several are suffering from injuries
sustained In the clash with the Soon
erE Art Wallace, whose play against
tha owen men has practically
cinched an all-state berth In the line
Jones, another star In Saturdays
game. Allen and Hall were the most
painfully injured Saturday All Will
be In tomorrow's game, however.
Should lie Large Crowd
II Ia expected that one Of the
largest crowds TO ever witness foot
ball game viii see tomorrow'H bat
tie. The class Of KcndallA opponents
and the new interest In football In
spired by ths play OF the Kendnll
squH I 10 date this season IL expected
to bring out every football lover ana
supporter OF the local college,
TomorTows game starts at y
o'clock and is 10 be played at Nc
Nulty park, Officials are Ammons.
(Pittsbnrgh) referee; Brennemnn,
ullinoia) umpire. Fleshef tCentran
field Judge,