Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-13

NyOW since someone has Tilted
the teeter- board II is to be
hoped that Richard Soutar.
ssdent ~ the Oklahoma Intercoi-
tate Athletic association, will
larry out a thorough investigation
n Oklahoma collegiate athletics.
hafges OF impure athletios have
heen made from the beginning OF
hletics In oklahoma and while the
bite high school athletic associa-
foy has made Investigations and
ehalIred the guilty. no legitimate
'iort ever has been made by tho col
sglate organization to get at the
source Of persistent rumors.
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During the last dccade no col
lesiatc institution In tho aasc has
c-aNd the criticism Of wRGving
tongues. Not infrcqucntiy chntG~~
of professionalism have bccn nade
m the floor Rt meetings " tiSe
state intercollegiate asSo~tAtion.
hui they never have bern substan-
iistNi nv c,idcncr and ] rNthev
doubt TINT when the cvidcncr 10
all In that Kendall ar Phillips ov
any other institution will have
s~n found guilty ~ offering
monetary Inducements 10 athletes.
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u may ho that some. perhaps
'ry member ~ the conference. at
Time or another. has been guilty
4 violation ~ the letter OF tho law
regard Ia tho number of years an
"hl'le may compete. II In only nat
'al that coaches should try to keep
hef experienced men In the gams
long NJ possible. and II In also
''N probable that this tendency
VERY once In while has infringed
me most technical construction
The cod" II happens everywhere.
w II is very doubtful II amy now
No oklahoma conference ever
'ullly violated tho spirit OF the
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IN The case of Kendall II In spe-
Ucally charged that there were
nr'llnEs on the sii-victorious team
I'lb. Jealous natures, and
.n',e II one particularly 40 In the
n Anhfetence who always In seeing
he mote In tho other fellows eye
shile unmindful OF To- beam In
MS own, cannot understand how
comparatively small school. -s-
,"NHN dcnominationai insti,u-
can produce a legitimate team
4 ,noh can perform iike the Ken
''" 'eam ~ three years ago,
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ms very team In n good ilius,ra.
w ot how II enn he done. No
rh ever gathered from here and
'' = bunch of athletes. strangers
"h other, which In n season
pa'a sweep everything before Il as
we kendall eleven of 1918. II
!, Ws mltintormation that mem b~rs
49,, we l'ls Kendall eleven were
,,W .sera 10 each other until that
unht iH responsible for suspicion.
matter ~ fact the Kendall team
composed ~ two sectlons
NV heen PLAYING under Coach Nc.
my NJ Tulsa hlrh school and
,l Tor from ono 10 five years
,nor under Coach Schmidt In
N,n.n Kansas for some time
r,s.N Miller and Allen had played
,.,, McHirney nj r. ~ q four
',,a nnl one year NJ Kendall be-
mat season. McRlrney and
,.ut not only united these two
o,..s ruling In one or two places
49,. Nlse but they co ordinnted
1., similar coaching systems I'm
t.,,,,n ,n'se circumstan ces II 10 not ar
.p...' 70 understand their unusual
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friends NJ Arch u Gr,ser . mann.
-, mo Petroleum club hsys
Ar,fu hoom 10 place him on the
r,, 'uWmi@lNn In case the hin
,r, 'nl'nF IN the oklahoma lesis-
i,n. should hecorne a law. In
49, 9f 'heir candidate ths> hold
y ,b,' N qualified for the position
~, No knows the rnme. can AZ.
~. 10 put In the ne-c~.ary ,Im.
ies 1u pay. and In d-airour OF see.
being maintained In
OTna on q high piano.