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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-02-26
REDMAN TO BE IN RAcea
Business Men Getting Back of Him
For Commissioner.

The city election is about six
weeks away and there is beginning
to be considerable talk about the
commissioner Of public utilities. The
business men OF the city are trying
90 induce T., G. Redman to be a
candidate for the place on the
ground that his ability as and en-
thusiasm as a city builder and his
progressive ideas are needed. It Is
not known whether J. II. McCurdy
the present commissioner, will be a
candidate for e-election.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-02-26
WHEN is A QUARTER?
Quarters Without Stars Genuine
But Many With Them Are Not

Nowadays when you spend a new
quarter. maybe you don't In other
words, It may be counterfeit. worth
less, bogus. bum and otherwise In.
significant
That there are an alarming mum
Der Of these worthless quarters now
In circulation Is fact conceded by
authorities. And the cOunterfelters
actually have the government off,
cias guessing as to who aud where
they are. But there Is nothing to
get "panicky" about and the less
consideration one gives such Of these
coins as come into his possession,
the less likely he is TO ''get stung."
The Imitation Of the real quarter
is so perfect that 1t takes a coin ex-
pert TO discover the difference, fed
era agents declare. The compost
ton Is aluminium. lead and probably
a small amount of silver. The word
ing and design are Identical with the
real money. RumOrs galore have
been circulated regarding these coins
but as rule they are revealed TO
be groundless
The fav0rite belief that all new
quarters which do not bear three
stars under the eagle are cornter-
felt Is erroneous. AS n matter vi
fact these coins are more likely to
be genuine than some of those which
have stars. Calls are coming into
the office OF the United States mar
shall practically every day from per
sons who believe they have discover
ed worthless quarter, or from wor
ried merchants asking advice as to
accepting new quarters.
The Santa Fe railway treasury de-
partment sent one of the alleged
quarters. of 1917 issue,
minus the stars. TO the Denver mint.
according to Homer Fink, cashier.
The secretary Of the mint returned
Il with the information that the
quarter was genuine and was one Of
The early 1917 issues in which the
mint had failed to put the stars on
he dies
The really counterfeit coins for
he most part bear dates subsequent \
o 1917 and are Identical in design.
'olor, weight and appearance to the
.eal coin. The infallibility of the
in getting the design
perfect IS due to the fact that plaster
# Paris dies are used. The impress
lion Of the genuine coin is made in
he wet substance, which, when dry,
5 used as a die. The molten com
position is poured into this die and
# course gives the counterfeit coin
he same design as the genuine.
Government authorities say they
lave no clew to the identity or To-
alton of the counterfeiters, altho IT
$ suspected that they may be oper-
lting in some small town and dis
their products in the larger
titles.
Recently local bank refused
quarters without the stars. following
he discovery of bogus coins in To
Deka However. as these quarters
40 doubt were good Abilene pro-
)ably has not received any bad
in circulation. The money
was first found in Topeka and no
,ther cities have reported 1t thus
lar.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-21
BAPTISTS BEAT S. {
Shawnee Coilcgians Defeat Normal
Gridstcrs In Hard Fought
Game at shawnee.

special to Inc Nufd,
SHAWNEE, okla, Nov. 90
Fighting for every inch Of ground
played the Oklahoma Baptist unit
vcrsity eleven defeated the Durant
normal squad here today SO TO 2,
Tho game was the Toughest played
on the local gridiron this year,
many penalties being inflicted dur
ing the play.
The Bisons started scoring on the
third play after kick-offr when
Hoicklobcck raced around end on a
long run for the counter. The big
fullback scored another touchdown
Il few minutes later, TOuchdowns
were added to the local counter by
Craig, AldridEe and Bender. Two
goals were kicked.
Durant's only score came in the
third quarter when with the wind
that proved TO he almost gale,
backing them a Baptist Kick blew
back over the Baptist line and was
recovered by a Baptist player and
dOwncd behind the line,
The Baptists play AZ Ada Thanks
giving, going into that fray with five
games won and four lost this sea
son Dope points TO this game as
being the closest of the local sea-
son.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-21
M0GULS PREPARE
FOR 1920 SEASON
Major and Minor Com
mittees Confer Next
Month.

NEW YORK, Nov. 20-with peace
restored and Judge X. NJ. Lands
hrmly seated in the saddle as base
balls all-powerful head, the mag
mates settled down last week TO pre-
pare for a prosperous season in
1921.
There will be little or no legisla-
tion in baseball circles with regard
10 the drawing up OF new national
agreement until after Thanksgiving.
butaccording to President John
heydler, Of the National league, it
IS planned TO get the minor apd
major league committees together
shortly after turkey day" in order
70 accept the draft OF a now agree
meht In time TO present It to the
American and National leagues at
tNelF annual meetings next month.
Activity Is Evinced.
signs OF activity among the club
owners were noticed last week with
we we announcement by Secretary Joe
brlen OF the Giants, that New
lolK has purchased Third Base
mar 'Goidic' Ralph from Cincin-
mai Rapp was obtained from st.
Paul by the Reds and comes to Now
i',k with a reputation as won
deiful fielder
20, Manager McGraw and President
Sharles Stoneham OF the Giants
IeIl Tor short sojourn In Cuba. but
WIZ return in time for the National
pasue's annual meeting IN Decem-
CVI ana McGraw says today that the
uahts win be bolstered In anticipa =
uoH OF one OF the hottest races the
''G Ieague has ever known.
=. 4he Yankees, too, are getting ac-
I'VE. Their 1891 campaign viii get
uuuer way officially next Thursday
mnen Colonels Rupert and Huston
WwII meet here with Manager Miller
nuss'ns Business Manager Ed Bar
.oW and Joe Kelley, Bob Connery
anl Bob Gilks, Yankee scouts, to
"'HNe general plans for the coming
Manager Huggins attended the
%C'..lo' league meeting in Kansas
S'tE He was looking fer playing
;;ainght but as far as can be learned,
'S',ea 10 land any recruits.
manager Pat Moran OF the Reds
t taS another Kansas City visitor who
isonu i,ounu the picking poor among minor
,h"sue owners, but at the time OF
~ meeting there was too much
p", r'So 10 occupy the minds of the mag
sto'os' and trades and sales were
gwen the goodbye.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-21
Football Results

At Tulsa-Tulsa high 80, Chick
asha high 0.
AT Norman--oklahoma Z, Kan
sas Aggies z.
At New Haven - Harvard o.
Yale 0.
At Urbana-ohlo State T. hi
nois o.
AT Kansas C.;y--IIaskell Indians
35: Oklahoma Aggies Z.
At Ames, Iowa--Iowa II; Ames
At Llncoln--Nebraska a5; Mtchi-
gan Aggies I.
At Amherst-Amherst IA, VIII
liams 7.
At Bedford, Mass. s.--Massachuetts
Aggies 81. Tufts 0.
At Morgantown, w. Va.--West
Virginia 20, Bethany 0.
AT Worcester. Mass--Holy Cross
Al, New Hampstead 0.
At Chcnectady, y. Y.-union l.
Ha amilton 3.
At Easton, Pa.-Lafayette a. Le-
high 7.
At Hoboken, n J.--Stovens 81,
New York University II.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ., Wa
bash 0.
At Louisville-Ccnter college -
Virginia Poly 0.
At Cleveland--Baldwin Wallace
20. Case 0.
At Springfield, Mass.-SprinEficld
Y. NJ, c, A. college o, University Of
Detroit 8.
At Haverford. Pa,--Swarthmore
,2s, EIaverford 6.
At Iadlanapolis--Butler 3, Y. NJ.
c. 4, Teachers college 0.
At Sorthfield. Naturalization
II, McAlester o,
At Milwauk Uni
versity 10. North Dakota Univer-
slty 0.
At Baltimore--Johns hopkins -
Western Maryland 0.
At Pittsburk kh-Carnegie Tech g.,
Washington and Jefferson'0.
At Shawuce--Oklahoma Univer-
sity AZ, Duraut Normal q
At Berkeley, Cal-University Of
California 3s, Leland Stanford
jru o.
At Camp Pike-Camp Pike T..
Camp Travis o.
At Little Rock--Little Rock high
IA, Fort Smith 0.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-21

OF a season of football should end
ThanksB wing. Where champion
ships can only be decided by post
season games, however, we believe
they should be played IL possible.
=
Kendall college and Phillips uni
vers,ty, who played scoreless iie
Friday at Enid, may meet In a poet
season game for the state title.
Tulsa Is favored By Kendall for the
proposed game by virtue of 1t being
more centrally located and because
the other game was played in Enid.
This game, no matter whore played.
would attract gridiron devotecs
from the entire southwest.
=
Virgil Jones. coach of the Sa-
pupa high school team, is ambi-
lions. And well he might he as
the blue and white squad IL one or
thc clhSSirSt In the state. Jones
I wants to play the winner of the
Mnskogcc-Tulsa Than X giving
clash. lie points To his teams
record as basis for n game with
The Turkey day winners. Sapulpa
has been only defeated once this
season. that by Oklahoma City I
tn o. That game was protested on
good grounds. Nhich, In all HLcli-
hood, according to Jones, will DO
.uphcid.
=
With Sailor" Freeman in train
ing here for his l2-round bout next
Friday night with Jack Iawler al
Convention hall II is natural that the
subject Of lightweights be popular
among local fistiC enthusiasts. The
lSS-pounders Cor is IL 135-pound-
ers?) have always been the mos,
popular Of any division and there IL
no exception now. Lightweights are
the ideal weight; small enough to oe
fast; large enough 10 hit hard.
=
While other champions have
either won that honor by flukes ol
after winning refused to engage In
real title fights lightweights have al
ways been real champions who de-
fended their titles frequently. That
and the fact that there are ALWAYS
Iso many good men in that division /.
lhe reason sor the frequent changing
OF crown wearers
Benny Leonard Is accused of not
being able to make I35 hounds
but whether he can or not. 50 long
as he is recognized as "a lightwciyht.
ne must be given full credit for
being worthy champion of the
division once bosscd by Joe Cans,
battling" Nelson, Ad Woigast
and other famous gladiators OF
other days.
=
In addition 10 Freeman and Law
Ter there Is Lew Tender, Ritchi,
Mitchell and Willie Jackson, capabl,
challengers though not in Leonard,
class. There are other good light.
weights, too, who. however. are moi
quite of sufficient class to be called
title contenders.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-21
LightlUeightS in Li,nelight
This Week in FiSfC World
~ EbWARD W. cOCUnANr

~ " - W. w COCHRAN y -
WIN Champion Benny Leonard
boxing Joe Wclnus Il rounds in Nr,,'
lotk and Lew Tender meeting Wi.
ne Jackson for te" sessions In NH
"hukee, the lightweight brigade oc-
cuples the center ~ the spotlight ON
Americas pusilistic stage this week.
There Is considerable interest In
the lhttcs bout because 10 will furuiah
Zoe for the title holder providing
one or thc cuuirudoIS for the title
wins decisNcN enough TO put the
othef out of tho running while tho
Wpionship clash I'm Sew York
gives a boy u chance at the title that
he has been waiting years TO get
Joe yelling has been one uT the
best boxers iu the ughtwctght ranks
for a long time. The Chicago boy is
a tall ranGy lightW eight iic start
ed boxing back in 1911, when Ad
Wo.gast was king Of the division. tic
climbed rapidly IN the game and Boo
1914 WAS taken to Australia, Whvt,
he boxed llughey Mrhugan, then
champion OF the island and lost "a
decision after 20 hard fought rounds
He returned To- this country aud
kpockcd out Battling Terry and
Hobby Scanlon. lu 1915 ne fought
Ad WulEast, Milhuru SnNlur aud sew
sral other high-class liGhtwcights.
Has Met the Best.
yelling gained considerable repu-
tation In 1915 when hr kuockcd out
Frankcy whitney u good lightweight.
lie also met Jack BrittOu, Ever Nam
mer. Phil bloom, Johnny Grittiths.
Johnny Dundee, RitChic Mitchell ana
some other good fighters that year
In 1917 ne boxed about the sam"
crew and again he held his own,
most OF them being no-declsion
| fights. In 1915 ne fought a number
| OF fights. his beet one OvinS d,-
cision over Johnny Dundee IN 40
rounds Last Year, Wtllhs nn, iHuHu'
| Low Tender. Jack hltton, JohnN
| Dundee. Ritchie Mitchell ana JOG
| benjamin ,,.-,,,.... ham,
n can loo seen that yelling hhsn .
dodg.d any Of them. The tact Una,
he has held his own win suvh m'','
~ pri,ton. Tender and Mltcheh II
e,ffirisnt TO convince thr 'n"''
slcntical that he at least s'ahus
chonce with the King pin or lno w.,
,,ision. Wcling Is a fnst' cl'N,t
uith A knockout punch liv N'n w., w
| In the best of condition vi ~, hts
Co.,, The Leonard fight, as II Is u.'
o ~, Golden opportunity to ais
tinguish himself, ,, rrnn,
III, state will have trouble maklns
~ nnirht but he will train faltm-
IN. hccnuso he realizes thdt WV
inS iu'S f,r from a sctup. While Leon
ard ard viii be a favorito in me ,,,c nc'',ne and
ali champions lose some itnc ,,,nm n,o
his may be his turn, althoush WI,
ling is not considered as tp'''''o' ''>
n Zoe as Tender or jackson. -,
The Milwaukee "hEas'li'o ,,rs
Tender and Jackson ls !" r,,,I, MI, &C. no,
~ -. a." s,rst time they have met. TheN
oyv each others style very wei
and and y is possible that they Will &c
,ha fun ten rounds, with the news
Snncrs disagreeing as to the victor
ppsP was the case In their former
fights. .
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-21
SIXTEEN GAMES
FOR UNI CAGE.RS
Missouri Valley and Ag-
gle Tits Feature of
Schedule.

NORMAN, Okla. Nov 2U.--The
University OF Oklahoma's basketball
calendar, as tentatively announced
by Coach Ben q. Owou, Includes
sixteen games, all bu' two ~ which
are with Missouri VALLEY teams ans
the possibility tina, two more
games, the limit un1er Valley rules
may be added to the sooner sched-
ulo before the race gets under way.
Seven Missouri Valley auintets.
each with two games each. and \
brace OF games with th1 oklahoma
A. A. ". OF saltwater, comprise the
present Oklahoma standing, with
two dates remaining Open. The
1921 basketball schedula Ia one OF
tho longest ever on n Sooner roll.
and Coach owen predicts 1t will be
one of tho hardest fought in the
universitys history.
Saltwater and Oklahoma univer-
sity meet In the opening games OF
the season. Following this the
Soonors take road trip for Two
games at Manhattan. Kan. and re.
turn TO meet the Missouri five al
Norman the next weekend, a six
game series In the north then greets
the Oklahoma aggregation, with
Nebraska. Drake and Grinnel. The
remaining four games are with
Washington and Kansas on the Nor
man court
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-21
WISCONSIN IS SECOND
Gophers Win From Chicago
Michigan Defeats Min
nesota, 3 to 0.
CONFERENCE STANDING.

uRRANA. III, Nov 2O--omo
state carried the 1920 football
championship ot the western con
ference back to the presidential state
tonight.
In the most spectacular finish
seen on historic Illinois field In
years. tho Ohioans triumphed over
Illinois z 20 0, today, when Myers
la the last 10 seconds OF play
snatched n 37-yard forward pasf
from workman, and dashed ncros.
the Orange and Blue limo for the
only touchdown ~ the game Stlnch-
comb. brilliant Ohio loft halfback
kicked the goal.
nv winning today's game, Ohio ra-
malnod dndefcatcd this season and
has undisputcd claim to the title
Both teams were keyed to n high
fighting pitch and fought virtually
ON even terms Illinois, weakened
through the loss OF Capt. John Dep
Ter, all-wcstcrn center, and further
crippled by injuries to Carney. bril-.
liant receiving end Of the specta cular
Walguist Carney aerial combination
and Ralph Fletcher. star kicker and
hnlfhaCk, fought stubborniy To check
the smashing attack OF Ohlos superb
haokflrld. Tho Ohioans carried the
fight into lllpois territory during
most OF the lame, although each
eievon marched the ball to within
inches OF the opposing goal, but
lacked the drive 10 fut II acress.
To Stinchcomb fell the main task
ot carrying the bali for Ohio, fr
tho second period he ran 81 yard,
| for N t,ain that plnepd the hail OF
. Illinois i7-yard line, From there 1
was dance to Illinois one-yarC
| line. The touchdown followed.
T'ba linp nns
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-21
MiROONS FIGHT WELL
AGAINST BADGER GItIDS

CHICAGO, Nov. 20.--Allan Davey
scnt drop-kiok spinning through
tho uprights In the final quarter
today and gave Wisconsin three
points u none for Chicago In n
game IN which Chicago gained hon
ors for It's valiant fighting.
Every Maroon play was chara cter-
lied by daring ana determination
which brought cheers from the 3O,-
600 spectators In appreciation OF the
efforts OF Coach Sthgg's men to close
their unsuccessf season with n
comeback which would have been
unrivaled In recent western confer
ence annals.
The latent superiority OF Wiscon-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-21

jackson has shown improvement
OF late. especially In his punching
mower, which always was pretty
Eaod. His victory over Eddie flth-
simmons by the Knockout route con-
viuccd his followers aud most EAST
,ru critics that he ~ the right man
To- send against Leonard IN "A chAW. .
piouship bout. kttZsimmons had
Tcudlcr ON points m bout snort
time before.
Jne BENJAMIN. a california light
weight. who went East with the idoa
firmly imhodded iu his dome mat
he would get II match with Leonard
has returned To- the Pacific coast.
lie will fight Heinie S'human IN
Portland. pcnSmiu looked IKE q
world hcater against Pacific coast
liehtwcights, but when he ran INTO
Toe Wcling and few other Bnou
Eastern lightwcighta hc found th~l
the going wasn't 20 easy. lie ala
not do enough In the East TO cause
promoters to seek his services
against the champion,
carl Trcmaino. "a bantam with a
punch, will meet Joe thurman for
EIGHT rounds In Philadelphia, Bur
man IN one OF the -four men who are
on the heels OF pete Hernia, de
mandlng title tilt lie may find
Trcmaiuc q tartar. This youngstcr
knocked out frankie Mason and has
defeated most OF the hoys no has
met. lie can box, and carries a
wicked punch in his right hand.
Kansas CITY fans are going TO see
a good bout Tuesday night when
Mel stevenson and Johnny Lewis
woltcrwclghts. will clash At the
ArmGry, Thirty-ninth and Main
streets, for ten rounds. These bows
are Of the sluEgig type that boxing
followers like To see. Roth are fas
aud can absorb punishment. 1
should he highly interesting bat
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-21
Munscy Buys In Baltimore.

Baltimore, Nd. Nov. i9.--General
Felix Angus, the veteran publisher
Of the Baltimore American and the
Baltimore star, will announce In the
American tomorrow that on Deem
Der 1 the American ana the Staf
will pass under the control Of FRANK
Munsey owner OF the baltimore
News, the New York Herald, the
New York sun and the New York
Telegram and other publications.
The American IL one OF the oldest
newspapers I'm the United stats,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-21
WOLVERINES WIN ~
EII.ID COAL IN IND

MINNEAPOLIS, Nov GO Minne-
sofa lost It's sixth conference game
today when Michigan defeated the
Maroon and gold on Northrop Held
to o. The score came in the sec
Ond period. In tho second half Of
the game. Minnesota showed flashes
Of strong offcnso which carried the
ball to Michlgau's one-yard line
whore the attack was stopped.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-21
W. and L.. Beats Georgetown.

WASHINGTON. Nov Wash :
ington and Leg concluded It's foot
BAH season here today with "A 10 TO
7 victory over Georgetown. Tho
score IN about correct representa-
tlon of the strength OF the two
teams today for the Generals clearly
outplayed Georgetown In open field
work and especially In the passing
game. Costly tumbles marked
Georgetowns playing throughout.
and always one OF Coach Raffertys
pupils was there 10 grab the loose
ball.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-21

Buckeyes Win 'BigTen' Title
BY Defeating Illinois Eleven

sin began to show 90 the second
half however. turwlrd passes
which Chicago previously had hrok
en- up easily began TO nestle safely
in the arms Of crimson Eweatared
athletes and tho slnshius otf-thckle
dashes OF the Badger halfbachs s
brought additional yardagc.
The Maroons uncovered group
NJ ancient tricks which brought
Coach Stagg a reputation Tor foXl-
ness decade ago, working on side
Kickoff and several end around
criss-Crosscs.
The victory placed Wisconsin In
second place In the conference,
which ended with today's games.
with a record Of four victories and
one defeat.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-21
Central Normal Team
Blanks Southwestern

EDMOND, Nov. ,.y.-~Central state
Normal won an easy victory over the
Southwestern Normal eleven here
this afternoon 80 TO o. one OF the
largest delegations OF rootors that
has accompanied normal team in
to enemy territory came with the
southwestern gTidstcrs,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-21
NOWata High DEFEATS
Oklahoma City, H-6

Special 10 The World.
NOWATA, Okla. Nov -. -- No
wata High defeated Oklahoma City
here today by score of Al to 6 in
"A hard fought game. The play was
in oklahoma City territory most of
the time, although the visitors
reached Nowata's ono-yard line
twice. Bean and Box starred for
Nowata. The defeat by Nowata was
the most crushing administered TO
Oklahoma City this season.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-21
Ardmorite Gets Yeur ana Day

r."NltpMoRE. Okla, Nov. 2O.-Ben
%insoh, charged with defrauding the
,y OF Ardmore of t6,263.G4 was
,tosuu ,oSu guilty In the district court here
eay ana was g,ntenced to one year
tos. nu one day in the penitentiary. At
VI appeal. NN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-21

substitutes: Oklahoma Marsh
for Luster, Deacon for Edmond
son. Tyler for white, Kansas Ag-
gies--Hahn for Cleland, Schmits for
Hahn, Sears for Goerke.
Touchdowns; Swatek, w. Coweil.
Goals from touchdowns, Huston,
Davis.
First downs: Oklahoma 20, Kan.
sas Aggies 2.
Yards gained In scrim mage: Or
lahoma 202, Aggies SO.
Passes: Oklahoma attempted II
and completed FOR II yards,
Kansas Aggies attempted rs and
completed II for SO yards
Punts: White six for total Of l09
yards, or average OF Is yards; Davis
one for 80 yards; Huston ten for to-
tai of 364 yards, OF average OF SO
yards.
Penalties. Oklahoma for total
Of 23 yards. Aggios six for 10
yards.
Fumbles; oklahoma 3, Aggios
ncne.
Officials Referee, J. c. Grover.
Wa,r ngton university; umpire.
Ear Schladman, Kansac; head
linosman. Walton Holmes, Missour' .
Missouri.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-21
Crimson Wins Savage Battle
By BOOting Goals From Field
r\hILY99I r\an1Y

With only ono
more W eek of
football scheduled
post season posi-
bilitles occupy the
interest of grid
iron followers of
oklahoma and in
the eastern sec
tion In particular.
Post season games
usually d o N o I
meet with favor
among school Of.
Cials and coaches,
ua tho harA grt,I