The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-28
Playing On Frozen Field Visitors Put
Over Two Touchdowns and Battle
Way to WelI-Earned Victory
Here.
LOCALS PUT UP FIGHT
TO LAST MINUTE PLAY
chickasha Makes Good Gains But
Can't Put Over Win; Hold the
PIuneing Norman Backs Many
Times; Score 1870

On hard, frozen gridiron, Norman
high school defemed the Cl4ckasha
high school football team al Unlyer
sity park yesterday afternoon by a
acore OF 1S to o.
Despite Ehe eond.tion of the local
eleven and the fact that Smith, stel.
,ar chickasha fulllsok, sustained in
iurles that forced DIN to retire from
the game in tae early part Of the
second half, The game was hard
fought throughout Cateh- ia went
down in defeat fighting
Locals Threaten In Flrst
Capt. Williams and his men receiv-
ed tie kickoff stinson, SIN 1h ana
Wi,l.am gained, and carried tie oval
into enemy territory. Coach Abbott's
men frightened as they neared the
Norman goal, Chickasha losing the
bail.
Norman could net gain over the
line in the first half, but the end
run and cross-bueks netted gains, and
the visitors carried the ball to few
yards Of the Chickashh goal in the
first quarter Again the Powersmen
showed their usual brand OF fight
when their backs were to the wall.
The result was Chickasha held the
0tst vlsi 5fs auI punted out of dam
gen.
Norman Scores in Second.
The gridsters fighting in TIE pur-
pie and gold uniform could not solve
pair of trick plays used by Norman
and the Abbottmen scored in the sec
nd quarler. Bowles failed at goal
The first half ended itwh the score
s to 0.
Quarterback Taylor opened up an
aerial attack in the third quarter,
while Norman was in possession of
the ball in the middle of the field.
A long pass carried the ball to the
5.yerd line, from which Stout car
ried the ball over for the second
Norman touchdown Bowles kicked
goal setting the score which later
proved to be final, AT 13 to 0,
Both teams fought evenly during
the remainder of the game. In the
fourth quarter, 3O-yard pass, Dris-
kill to G. Waite for Chickashh, car
ried the ball into enemy territory.
Adams opened up an aerial attack,
but was unable to score.
White Outpunts Anderson.
The punting of Glenn White for
Chickasha was fir better than that
of Andersen for Norman. Whites
bccts averaged 30-yards, while An
derson's were never better than %
Smith, who was suffering from an
injured leg when he went into the
fray, sustained additional injuries in
the firat part cf the second half, and
was forced to retire from The game. +
This Blow was keenly felt by the
locals, although they did not relax
in their fight again-t The gridsters
from the university city.
G. WhIe Wis shifted from right
end to fuMback, ana Washburn was
sent in at end. Later, Coryen, al
Enough nursing injuries was sent in
at center and Hill was put in charge
of the fullback's position, Washburn
rdtring frcnf fIhe game.
Hill Played a stellar game both at
fullback and at cea.er. Wilkins
ana stil1on, halfbacks, showed
speed, both making many good gains
over the Norman line. Smith, Chick
ashas "battering ram" played in lis
usual form in the first half.
CcryeI, who IS being boosted by
local oandcm for ,,he all-conference
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