The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-08
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Lerry Doiley
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Followers OF
oklahoma COZ
!, ,....,..,a leRiatc football
k.<s1.etk's.t>'fH3 await the coming
llA,.k<Ai<8 ft13H gridiron am
NrY %HH pnign with more
M MN than ordinary in.
IA * &, Mf9l tcrcHt Nuvor boz
kt1T fore has thur,
M J}Ms1 bpCu such uucrI.
~ - f$2.X talnty regarding
knX sEEs1.Il the - % b "a b ! g.
WA o. E,441fA strength ~ tho
fXzA ~ EsXHA5 NRriouB inTiitu-
E,fltaS Af2effxfll tions ~ higher
t1Stt,fA Af<tt.tlftJl learning in this
- state. Changes In
coaching ana
playing personnel have made It i'm
possible to forecast the future. How
ever those changes. in addition TO
uthorH viii hc for the good Of the
game instead of u dctrimcut. Com
petition is certain 10 be horucr than
before and the leaders Of previous
years are likely 10 find their dom
tuatlpn seriously questioned by hlth-
,rto weaker schools,
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Probably the most drastic
change that will have a great cf-
feet on the nthlcti" situation IN
oklahoma colleges ~ the addition
~ u two-Nrnr course 10 the siN
normal schools of the state, thus
mnklug them uf collegiate ranking.
In the past there have been nu-
mcrous normal schools which de-
Ncloprd splendid athletic teams.
uniN To IOsc them To other colleges
NJ the time they were just reach
Ing thcir highest efficiency. For
example, the Ccntra! normal
eleven of Edmond OF 1914. This
nam went through the season
with only one dcrrrt. that by a
respectable score NJ the hands Of
the University of Oklahoma. This
dcIcn, wns the first game N tho
season. Tho Central eleven speed
iiy improved that year. Had they
PLAYED two more SEASONS together
They would have been Formidable
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western iitirs.
Affairs NJ hchdall colioBe anu
Ihilllps university are nlt douot-
nj Thcs" schools nave heen tnc
"adlnr d'nomlnAuonal schooiS 10.
''Nerhl wears ana WnlIc ulty WIN p,,'
urnng teams o. the tl"Id this IhIl'
h'lr competition WIZ DO greater
han betoro' kingfishcr coIIcEe'
'ower among state coIlcFes IN hth-
eilcH rev years Ego ~ to mik'
'ia for recognition TINS ran ,'kla-
loma CITY college new school mas
'ecurcd DICK Soutar. FORMER Okla
1omn university athletic coach. as
t. mentor and plans to seek athletic
aurcls. The oklahoma Baptlsts have
occurred ivan VroN" AZ dlrt'tor ana
With that important item taken care
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Few normal school coaches have
pccn announced hut IN" class or
football In the teacher colleges Will
certainly be equal II not superior 10
that OF the last four or five yenrss
because of the adoption OF the addi-
tional college curriculum.
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Charles xynptland has retired ns
head of Central normal athletics
aud thus Oklahoma loses one oI Its
greatest athletes and coaches.
Wnntlnnd, next 10 Benny Owen.
wns The dean of sooner mentors
md one of the oldest In point OF
service I'm the southwest. He ns-
su'ncd the dircctorship of Central
athletics In the fall OF 1912. AZ
fairs at the Edmond school Ind
hccn IN bad way for several
Sohrs' Mah,lhn "pn thc
s.'c no,"hn' 'o''"'h e''n'np'on-
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Wantland was tho tirst tour ur-lettei
man al pkIhoma university lie wni
numerals IN i"olDail, hasketbali
track and baseball In three straight
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Ralph Myers, brother OF the IA
nous "Cottuu" Myers OF Central ant
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