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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-12
FRANK CHANCE PAYS
PAT MORAN TRIBUTE
Former CSih PILOT says Clnclnnnu
leader Was Always ono of
SmartCst Players.

Frank Ch1ure. former first base
man and manager ~ the chicago
subs. now "a retired fruit grower or
California, recently paid Pat Moran
manager OF ihc Cincinnati team. the
most flHiierIrg tr.nuie tNat was ever
noted iu the public prints
Moran was 81 one time a catcher
for the cubs Dh1urc was the boss
" the Chicaro Quilt at tho time
and lte had an excellent opportunity
to judge com thing OF Moran s.
worth.
Il am not surprised that Moran
has engineered another pcurHhl win.
nor" he wrote a rMspap'r ff.'nl
In Tfftvbargh "Vut @rsg was ono of
the sIowest players 20 gr' d point
that ever met. but De could retain
more pointers aud could call dh
them faster than any man ] have
ever known iu baseball
"It was never necessary To- correct
Moran fUr "a mistake NOR" ihJn
once To correct him ana set h'm
right was Tho zime % jo''ing DO down
IN book. because he never forgot
~ re knew baseball when Doe vas
with u.s. huf ne knows much more
nnN FIn raa the most even tirpHe.
iIrn 0f any player iu the world and
SON well .wyE.nn 'Nu CINCINNATI
PLAYERS simply work themselves o."
death fN please him.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-12
PATSY C0RRIGAN SAW
LANGFORD'S FIRST GO
Dan nonncily, "Boston blacksmith, -
Predicted Gr,'nt GIrccr for Hos
ton Tar Ih,by"

That Sam lAngford Ia stlll one W
mo Erontest heavyweight boxers ia
VIE game ana of all time IL the opin-
ION OF phtsy Corrigim furmcrly one
90 the leading middlewctghts in the
ulh bare knuCkle days and VOL
known manager and referee Corri-
gan saw langtord In one of his fret
tiEhts and oven then the great class
Of the Tar HAby" was npparont
several Tulsa boxing fans were dis
cuSaing the Probabilities Of various
claimants To the eAvywelght crown
when Corrigan declared Iangford
WilIs, Norfolk and Thompson. were
hey not barred by their color
would be the fptemost challengrrE 10
Dempsey's crown. with Langtord,
despite his many years OF ring activ-
ny, as oRa of the most formidable.
IL was back In 1904" said Patsy,
That q young Bpelau negro by the
name OF LanRford appeared one day
at the Hub Athletic club In Boston
and asked To bs permitted 20 work
out with the boxers who did their
training IN that club. As husky fell
lows willing and able TO take beat.
ings from regular fighters were
scarce, he was told 90 stay around.
" Nit NNNN anu uuilhN
a majority OF the workouts boys, he
continued 10 work with the boxers
at the club. Although Weighing un-
der ib0 pounds Langford barred no
man even then and gave many of the
heavyweishts hard training.
TN tho fall OF 1909 LanEford dis
appeared from Boston, not ca return
nntil the winter of 1903 when he
oamc back u was not as a trainer. II
was an a main event fighter. He
showed such class In work outs that
he was matched 10 meet Danny
Dune, who was then under my man
aEoment Duane. by superior ring
experience defeated L~sgford, hut In
"A later match. sam WON from Duane
Dan Donnelly. the "Boston Black
smith" refereed the first match and
even at that time predicted a cham
pionship foi sam That Donnelly's
prediction was never realized w0s
due 10 the refusal OF Jack johnson
10 meet Laugford when he (John-
SOM was king and 90 the color ban
now sam gave johnson the hard
est beating Jack ever got and tho
former cham pion was afraid of Hos
toms great fighter" concluded Cor
rigan,
LanRford and Jack Thompson
meet here Monday, October go, In
the iB-round main event at Convcns
liOn hail.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-12
ROYALTY TO WITNESS
SOONER ELEVEN PLAY
Oklahoma n Nebrsska Game of Octo-
bcr rs Probably 20 lie Sccn by
Belgian Rulers.
9peciAl 10 Tha World

Special 10 Ths World
NORMAN, oct liking Albert.
queen ElikabetE and Prince Leopold,
heir apparent 10 the throne OF Ret
gium, probably will witness tho foot.
ball game between the university of
Oklahoma ami the Unlyersity OF Ne.
braaka at omaha October 20.
Members Of the Belglan royal fam
ily viii spend that day In omaha. on
their tOur OF the United states and
they have been invited to attend the
game. II IL believed they will take
the opportunity to witness real
American college sporting event
According 20 word from Lincoln.
Nebraska making the oklahoma
game onc of the biggest on lis scbed-
ule. Ihia will be. tho first appear
nnCo az the NebraskanH on an Oma-
ha field and they are advertising the
game big In an effort to see II foot
ball there will pay.
Nebraska beft tho Missouri valley
conference 10 play this game In
omaha. and II It falls the school
probably Will return 70 tho confer
uurc
Nebraska lost to Iowa last satur-
day. II has games with Minnesota
and Notre Dame prior 10 the OKLA
h0ma contest
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-12
TO DEFEND BILLIARD
CROWN IN NEW YORK
VILE Hoppe Meets All Championship
Claimants In National Tourna-
mcnts This Winter.

Billiard fans IN New York and
other 49, cities are not paying
"a great ledI OF attention TO the cries
OF Weiker Cochran and Jake Schaf-
fer that Willie Hoppe viii not give
them utukir match on normal con-
dItions, Since arrangements were
made for the big tournament In New
York Cochran ana Srhaffcr have
both refused 10 lAtvc easy exhibition
berths in California to enter the 10
tation play
Those cries who last winter ac-
cused Hoppe Of refusing To pln<
Cochran and Schaffer are now tx
tolling the virtues OF Hoppe as tho
mastet cueist OF the world. They de
clare the tournament offers the
young wizards the one chance they
have been hankcring for, AMI n
chance that should provo much
more allurlng than exhibition play
10 any player VINO confidently be-
ieycd he had chance to win the
coveted silks.
Cochran accuses Hoppe Of arrang-
ing the tournament 10 suit hL own
pleasure, but this accusation was
promptly nailed by the billiard pro-
m moters OF the east. who exuneraied
i1'pIf bN hF'thtAHk lilhA HF Eih-
Ciously entered 10 lend the affair The
necessary tono, They call attention
to the fact mat there were no
measures available by which Hoppe
could have been forcci into the play.
had he not desired to enter.
But regardless or Cochran and
SChaffer, the tournament Will con-
uhuc Aud II Iloppe wins II v
safe wager that nelther OF the young
wizards will be given a chance 70 dis
play the wares with the crown at
stake. at least not until Hoppe de-
cldcs 20 take them on. All the lead
ing players OF the country are en-
tered. Cochran and Schaffer being
tho lone exceptions
According 20 reports from the east
and middle west billiards will be
tho most popular game OF tho winter
season. In more chan 10 cities
leagues have been formed, while two
telegraph c,rcults are new In process
OF formation. whereby the coniesta
will be PLACED by wire. the results
being sent ~ central office for rec
ord New YORK has already PINNED
A busy billiard season.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-12
Football Results

Al, Chicago Northwestern, 90,
DePauw, o.
At Lafayette illinois, IS; Purdue
AZ colgmbuA o.-ohio state. 1s;
At New York.-columbia. 7: Yer
mont. 0.
A, Hqboken. N. S.-s,evons. G.
Huvcrford, o. -
AZ Pittsburgh, Pa.Awest Virginia,
o: Pittsburgh. 7.
Al West Point.--Army. .: syra-
Cusc, Z.
-. Al New Hnven.--Yale, 81 North
At Cambridge, Mass.--Harvard.
20; Colby Q,
At Annapolis Md.-Navy. &C;
Johns Hopkins.
At Ithaca, n. Y.-Cornell. .: VIII
liams, 0.
At Princeton. N. J.--Prlncetop. ..
Lafayette. s.
At Charlottcs, He. Va Maryland.
State. -; University OF Virginia. o.
At Hanover. N. II dartmouth 81:
Massachusetts, Agricultural College,
At clinton. y. Y.-Hamllton. .;
New York University. o.
At Washington. ~. C.-GeorEe-
town, II; west Virginia Wesleyan. 0.
Al schenectady. n. Y.--AmhersL
Is: Union. 0.
At Exeter. ". Phillips FEetet
Academy e Dartmouth Freshmen. n
At Springfield. Mas. Springfield
Y VI. G. A. College. :: rufts, 6.
A. Mlddletown. Conn -- Wesls . ya n.
q-s nhods island Efafe n
At worcester.--Haly Cross iN
Bowdoin. o.
At Minneapolis -- MInncsots, g.
q.
Al Northwestern 2o,
DepAHw, O.
AZ Chicago.--ChfeAEo. i:4: Great
Lakes, 0.
At south Rend-Notre Dame. 81
Mount Union. T
At East IAnslnF. Mich.-wester
State Normal tkalamazOol, 81.
Michigan AgRies, Is
Al Fayetteville. e Ark University
- Arkansas 2. Hendnrks college O.
A. Lawrence. Kan university or
Kansas ~. EmpOrla normal o.
A. Manhattan Kan ~ 'nlyerHliv
nf NasSU-i q Kansas Afgieg o 'fiHl
A. Dallas Texas 4. & NJ. 10.
southern Methodist university o.
A. Norman. pkla.-kcnial ~.
oklahoma university %.
At saltwater. Okla Haskell 10-
Ilans D.. oklahoma A G. NJ
Al South Bend. Ind Su'rH Dame
go Mount Union g
A. Austin PHILIPPE University 90.
IsrIyrr.,.E nf Texas n
ylmu Camp Pike rs. Ar.
Ha....H.... E..H. M.rrH.."
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-12
HASKELL WINS FROM (,
OKLAHOMA FARMERS
Angles Unable 20 Stop 1tfshcs oi
Lighter itcdskinsS--InmbilnG 4
" .tcquent. d

s1TLLWATEn Oct II. The
Haskell Indians fulfilled predictions
and won over the oklahoma A. n
~. college eleven here today by .
score of IL to Q The Redskins
rushed the AEEles hard In the fIrss
round but could not SCORE. In the
second the AgElea recovered. oatr
gained their opponents and talIiea
three pointS the result OF Rays
drop Kick from the i7-yard line, The
light Indians fast and hard to down.
outfouEht the heavy Aggie team
gaining Unexpectedly through the
line and using opep field work t9 ad,
vantage. I
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-12
MAD HALTER WINNER OF
lAT0NlA CHAMPIONSHIP

LtToSfA. KY, oct. li-Mnd Hat
ter. owned hy a g. Hildreth, and
ridden by Jockey Ia o. Fator. won
the $4,000 LItOnia championship u
sake At "A mile and three-quarietsi
here today BY eight lengths on a
track that was q soa Of mud. Sway.
plotted by Jockey G. Van Dusen.
finished second. one and. one-half
lengths ahead Of Slockwcll. who ran
nird The time was 8.O6. which
was rather slow for the distance. but
this was due TO the miserable track
Seven horses started. Zach carry
INK l22 pounds The value 10 the
winner ls ftaOgn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-12

EO y. FLYNN, manager OF Bill
Brennan. IL starting an eXten-
siVe campaign 10 have hts big
/ charge recognized az tho leading
! heavy weight championship contend
/ or. Flynn began preliminary Work
Ia pushing Brennans claims when
| BIN battied here last summer but de-
! leats at the hands Of Bllly' Miske
ana Harry Greh stopped tho Chica-
| guan's ambitious plans. In circulars
| ssut to sporting editors throughout
| the country Flynn points out the
many defects uf other heaVywc EhB
and tho favorable qualities OF Hrcn-
han which. according 10 Leo, makes
tho latter man he logical challenged
-
Flynn devotes paragraph 10 all
the other challenEers in which he
says mons have chance with the
present crown wearer. Loo Fays
none OF the other boys could give
Jack Dcmpscy good eight but BIN
Brennan should have heeu included
In the lIst Flynn says Hccketrs only
hld Ga recognition is a defeat OF
Eddy Mvtiu0rty. Carpenter is a has
been; Fulton would not even enter
the ring with Dempsey, Lcvinsky ia
too EmaIli Captain RupSr a second
rItCr, ana Jack Burke. another sol
dier, Is also second raicr.
-
In making claim for Brennan,
Flynn says no (Brennan) lasted
seven rounds with Dempsey, moro /
than Willard True. but the Demp- |
sey that stopped JeFR willard nns
a much different Dempsey that /
beat 1871 Brennan too, It is |
-. st
hard against Brennan as against |
Wlllard--elsc Rill could not have
stayed az long az ha did.
-
Brennan Is a fine fellow person
ally and good, touch scrappcr.
with the decline OF Jim Flynrk, he
became the leading trial horse OF tho
heaNyw eight division. II n new man
Iooma as a championship possibility /
he Is matched against Brennan. As
a means OF testing another boNerS
worth Fireman In good, But az a
championship contender, those who
saw him IN baC,les here with Miske
ana Greb, In which Brennan was de-
fcated both times. Flynn's claims are
not taken seriously nor will they be
taken seriouhly by boxing followers
=
Fi9Hu w rlkhn- NOnc OF tho nUler
hcaNywcights arc capable OF staying
over three or four rounds with
Dempsey. Hut as for Bin Brcnnan
ns championship contcnder--k h
Ia laugh.
=
Leo y. has got man In his stable
who could give Dempsey great bat
tie were his coloI white. That man
is RAd Norfolk one OF tho greatest in
tho game today. Harry wills, an
other ebony hued gentlemen Is a
great fighter barred by his color.
+
Right In Tulsa two men who class
with the best In the game meet next
Monday night They are sam Lang
ford and Jack Thompson. great
negro heavyweiEhts. both OF whom
are equal or superior TO the present
crop OF white challengers
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-12
5NDALL COLLEGE DEFEATS OKLAHOMA UNIVERSITY 20
Sooner Students to
Go TO Texas Battle
In Special Saturday

Special 70 The World
NORMAN. okla. oct. 1l.--A
special train viii carry 500 or
more students ~ the University of
oklahoma to Dallas October ls for
"a" football game with the unl-
vcrsl,y OF TrNas
The student association Of the
university haH chartered the train.
putting up $500 20 guarantee the
sale of tickets.
fffty of the students will he
women students who win occupy
special Pullman cars ana be chap
eroned by women mumbcrs OF the
faculty,
The Jazz Hounds sDUuer "pep"
organization and the university
hand OF b2 pieces VIII lead IN tho
pep demonstration az Dallas
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-12
BURNS AND MASCOT ARE
PALS OH GIANT JAUNTS

George Burns. the Giants sa.lant,
lrft fielder. has found q neV muddy
iN Joe DouFherty. the clubs dimin1.
tive mascot From the time ihr
Giants entraiuod Tor their iinS.
rwinR ~ the season around the west
cr1 end OF their circuit. Burns anN
Joe have been irs,parpble. They are
rnnmmatcs and Wessmntss. they go
from hotel to park together and re-
nrn NJ the close - the day and on
Sunday mornings Do Us Burns who
taHes the little fellow 90 carly mass
Joe swears by an tho Giants hui
Burns is his IDOL and his pal
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-12
WESTERN NORMAL BEATS
MICHIGAN AGGlES 2I TO 10

EAST LANSING. Mich. oct 1t
Held on the defensive for two per
iSdS Western state Normals boot
ball eleven braced ia tho third quar-
ter, executed "A number OF brilliant
forward passes and dofeated Rlirhi-
gan Agricultural college this after
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-12
'MUSk0GEE DEFEATS
TAHtEQUAH NORMAL
SchoIasticrs Play Brilliant Footbali
and Win Easily Prom North
snstewu 1SaGhcrs.

MUSK OGEE. oct II Central
high school football eleven OF Mus
kogee swept use Northeastern Nor
NAL squad OF Tahleauah of It's feet
In lively game here thls after.
noon and won by a score 81 10 y.
Tahlequah never had chance to
win. practically all tbh play being
In the visitors territory. Muako-
gees goal was never In serious dan
ger
Despite high, cold wind and oc-
caSional rain the crowd was filly
equal TO any OF last seasons and
Muskogee football fans tobk today's
showing AZ n good omen.
Ihn lInnun-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-12
SYRACUSE BEATS ARMY >
IN THRILLING CONTEST

WEST POINT. N. Y. oct H.
Syracuse defeated tho Army 7 10 q
today IN a well played Eame. the up.
sintCrs scoring touchdown which
they converted into n goal ana the
soldiers getting n goal from place
ment Both scores eGmc in the SET
Oud period when the teams we're
going az their best
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-12
ON THE GRIDTRON

DETROIT. Oct. i1.--All-American
contcrs will be opposed in the open
ing game of the pro football season
at NavIn field sunday ana the out
look " for one OF the finest strug-
giles between pivot men that has
been seen Oh any ErldirGn.
Guy, formerly OF tho Washington
ana jefferson crack team In 1916,
and DesJardiu,s OF the Chicago Ma
rooms the same year are the men
who will face each other and do the
passing FOR the Iicralds ami Ham
mond elevens, respectively.
These men never have met before,
Az W a Jadid sot play Chicago dur
ING the time they were in college In
addition 10 being "A fine dcfeneivs
and 6ffcnse center. DesJardines IL "A
great purter and will probably do
the Kicking for The llHmmon1 aggrU-
cation. lie has been aeen In action
hero before on the visit two seRsnns
5go OF Peggy Parrots Cleveland In
dians Guy never has played here
before. but nov is resident OF this
city
FAYETTEVILLE ARK, Oct. Ii
Football material at the university
OF Arkansas rapidly IL being nodded
INTO form FOR the coming gridiron
battles. Scrimmages nrc being held
nearly every day by Coach Jamea H..
Craig, director of athletics,
A squad OF anout 80 IL turning out
for practice. which includes sutt
workout previous % scrlmmage. The
"A" men out Tor The team include
Capt. James w. Coleman, James
Ewart. Tatc McGill, Roland Kl9er,
Robert Ribinson, Hen Winkleman,
Hal y. Alsorn and Ardis Smith. The
following letter men decided not 10
go out for football this season. Gene
Davidson, Lydic r. smith and Ernest
Brazil
PONCA CITY, oct ii-ronca
city high school defeated Medford
high 20 to o Neither team scored 4
during the first half quarter. This
Is Ponca's second victory having de-
feated Newkirk high a geek ago.
DRUMUIGHT. oct 1i--Dr2n
right high school defeated slilNa-
ter ~ to ~ a sea OF mud today.
saltwater scored IN tho first hair on
an intercepted pass. pruihrighi
touch downs within the last
six minutes OF play on passes both
for thirty yards
Cunningham and Jeffries OF Drum
right and McVey and Whittenberg ~
saltwater starred Drumright plays
Guthrie high ~ prumright October
r..
SAND SPRINGS. Okla. oct 1l.---'
with a series ~ forward passes and
end runs Byistow high school foot
bail team defeated sand Springs
here today by a score Of 20 20 o.
n the first football game ever played .
n Sand Springs The Bristow team
had tho advantage In both weight .
and experience. Although falling to-
'core the Sand Springs team crowd
ID tho goal llue several times dur
ng the game
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-12
HARVARD EASILY WINS
FROM COLBY GRlDSTERS

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Or' u
Harvard found Colby unexpectedly
weak today and h4I litiH IIftru..F
loo running up I score ~ f0 i1
against the visitors CD'bH.# uu..
chance a. n score came ir 'hr second
period. when after rs.FHrI 1HHH
Ur Jacobs through nearly rho on.
fIrr Harvard team. EsH|wHn made
H shot Tor the goal standing ON rho
crimson E7-y1rI line Tho kIr. bad
plenty 90 carry. but went wide by DO
yards @
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-12
MALLORY VICTOR IN GUN
CLUB SHOOT YESTERDAY

r. Mallory was high En the
weekly shoot OF the Tulsa Gun clno
az the Braden chicken farm yes'er
day. Manory'a score was lOs oht OF
fga. other scores were ha follo1's'
Fussclman, 90 out ot 1875, Freeman.
sg out OF 1926. Gillespie, ~ OUT OF
lpG: Fitzgerald. N6 out OF %; Hfli.
rth, 81 putot 100, J. W. mcgee. =
out Of 100, CasteL 1h put OF wv
L Mcgee. u out ~ 2b.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-12
CHICAGO DEFEATS GREAT
LAKES ELEVEN l24 TO 0

CHICAGO. Oct. THE Univery
slty OF chicago football eleven. play.
Ing It's initial game. piled up the bis
sest western score OF the season tor.
day. burylng the5Grest Lakes Naval
Training Station team under a count
OF 124 to 0.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-12
MlDDIES EASILY DEFEAT
JOHNS HOPKINS GRlDSTERS

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, tyt 1i.-Tbe
Annapolis miishipmcu' easily de-
feaiod Johns Hopkins university Of
Baltimore SO 10 ~ today. The Hop
kins forwards WIRE .umcniib'y weak
HD that tho middies hammered their
way u'0ng the grocnsWard with cont
p1r8fiyg ease. Ten times their IN
ya-.uuF w,r. converted into touch
downs ana Elk of tho resultant tries
FOR goal we're successful
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-12
BRILLIANT OPEN
PLAY FEATURES
Kendall Backs Gain by Open
and Straight Football
With Equal Success
KENDALL lINEMEN HOLD UP
Heavier Sooners Unable to
Puncture Line; Fail in
Open Style Game.

Special 10 The World
NORMAN, Okia, oct H. Ken
4alYs light but speedy eleven out
played and outgencraled the heavy
University Of Oklahoma team here
,to4a.y, easily winning from the Soon
crs by a count OF 81 TO 0. It was the
most crushing defeat suffered by
oklahoma in 10 years
Forward passing was the speclhlty
of tho T,ilsans and they proved past
masters ~ thr art. scoring all their
touchdowns as the result ~ passes
or utcrception Of sooner hcRvcs
sooner Never Had Chance.
oklahoma played miserable
brand of football. only once being in
side Kendhifs 20-yHrd line aud re-
lIly never had . chance to score.
much less win. The Soonets umbled
frequently and forgot team work
most of tho time, tackled miserab'y
and a faltering quarterback IN
creased the number OF their mis-
NA hfNs 'fh NtAN NhlAfl AAtAAsN iN''lAAe''A
was confident, keen witted and ac-
curatt in passes, taking advantage
of every sooner misplay. Tho back
field combination Of Grove, Miller, |
Springer and Young. together with
captain Jones, right end, worked to-
gether perfectly throughout the
game
kondalrs first touchdown came
near the end OF the first quarter.
Grove passed - yards to Bellieu who
was tackled by Hill and dropped the
mll Springer picked up the pig
skin and raced across the line. The
referee ruled that Beliieu held the
bah long enough 10 complete IA"
uasA In the third quarter Grove
'ossei the ball 70 yards to Springer
who shook Off couple OF tacklers
and raced Is yards for the touch
down.
In the third Milo intercepted a |
Sooner pass, fumblG1 ana Young |
recovering, scored a touchdown. Two |
successive passes, one OF 20 yards
from Grove TO Springer and the |
other II yards from Grove to WIN
Glow led TO the final touchdown
Grove kicked tho first three goals |
but missed the last one.
Superior Opcn Play
A resume OF the play shows thnt
Kendall completed Is forward
pnssesv on which they gained ilo
Yards. Fifteen OF their passes faiied
and tho Sooners intercepted three |
THE Sooners tried 30 passes OF which |
three were coyApleted for 80 yards,
II failed and six were intercepted
by Kendall In straight footoail
Kendall gained only 81 yards In II
rushcs and lost % yards on five
PUSHES. oklahoma gained 1874 yards
on a2 rushes and Lost 90 yayds on -
rushes. Thus Kendall carried me
ban forward a total OF 20l yards
while tho Sooncrs advanced II l7a. /
punting was even. each averaging
% Yards. Roth teams were penal
iycd frequently for offstde. holding.
or Illegal interference with man
n Rbout to receive a forward pass
Kendall was set back rs yards 70
1b5.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-12
TULSA DEFEATS
SAPULPA GRIDS
Straight Football Nets Local
Scholastics Easy Victory
of III to o.
POE BREAKS COLLAR BONE
Star Halfback Out for Several
Weeks; Keese's Run Is 3
Games Feature.

SAPULPA, Oct II Straight foot.
hnll with the open ntyie gamo used
but little, gave Tulsa high AschoOa
victory over Sapulpa here this hfi
ternoon, 81 to o. The Tulsa scholas4
ties started with a touchdown Oh ths
first kickoff. whom Reese returned
"a yards through u broken field.
Lane roe, star Tulsa lsalfbaok, sus.
tained "A fracture OF hia collar boneI
which will keep him out of the game
several weeks.
stars OF the game were Shsfor
Morgan and Casper keese's run
was the feature.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-12
Mncn Irnnrhlsr Irransferrrd

WACO. TrNae- OCT n -|TfanFfer
of the waco baseball franchise 10
wichita Falls was practically com
pletcd here yesterday by Walter
Salm. acting for the purchasers I'd
Mair and j -. Harvey, of wichita
Falls. and C. HarriB. white. the
owner
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-12
NeLC Motorcycle Record
Is Made by Albert Burns

NEW YORK. oct IA new
worlds record frr fhs 1Hn.f.'n
r1.r vas made here fH.
ttr iy Albert BURNS ~ I,o9 ArgeIss.
who rtI fl. tt.au.a iu l.r- 90. a
worlds record fu- rN miles NFs maj"
hy Raw vfHfar Uf bridgeport.
conn, In 3-.sT 80