The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-21
DOPE POT UPSET
IN SOONER GAME
Kansas Aggies Surprise
Fans by Tying
Oklahoma.

NORMAN Okla. Nov. 90
Benny ovens 1920 Sooners lost
their chance Of being the all-victor.
ious champions OF the Missouri Wall
Icy conference, when the fast Kan
sas state Agricultural eleven held
them to a ! To tie on Boyd field
mere this afternoon
The Oklahomans played good
FOOTBALL, but could not put forth the
necessary punch when an additional
yard or two would have meant a
touchdown and additional points for
the Oweuitns.
Wind Hampers Punting.
n strong south wind made punt.
ing dangerous and White, Okla
homa half, averaged only Is yards
on his boots that have averaged
around the Aj-yard mark in .,Ic-
cocding years.
The Aggics scored first just be-
fore the end of tho first period OF
play. White puntcd 20 yards 20
liinds, who signslled for fair
catch. 1t was the AgRies' ball on
their own 1Slyard line. A pas
from Cowcll 10 Sebring netteds 1
yards and first downs Goerke
made so yards through the line and
\ then plunged through for one more.
Kinds went around right end for
five yards and first down. Axline
failed TO gain but Cowell passed Ia
handels for a l0-ysrd gain and
first down Goerko went through
Tor five yards, then for two and firs;
| down, with the goal to go. Swatek
was offside and oklahoma was pen
| allied half the distance To the goal
| line.
II was the first down again 10,
| the Aggies, but they were penalized
| five yards for offside. Then Kinds
| passed to Cowell for six yards and
| the second touchdown the Kansas
Aggies have made this year against
| a Missouri valley conference tea m
| Huston kicked goal
Sooncrs Score In Third Period.
F, The second quarter started with
| the ball on Oklahoma's 37-yard line
| HUH went around left end for eight
yards. Marsh had been sent In "a
| relieve Captain Luster and Pott
Johnston had been appointed acting
| field captain. Swatek went through
| the line for two yards and frs
| down, placing the ball on Okla
homa's 47-yard line. Then Whit.
heaved a 3S-yard pass to March
who advanced the ball l2 yards fur.
| thsr before being downed. placing
the ball on the Aggies' lO-yard line
| Hill plunged for three yards and
| Marsh went around right end FOL
| four more. White bucked cente'
for one yard and tho ball was or
the Aggies' one-yard line. Swatck
was called upon to cross the lin,
~ followed Paul Johnston THROUGH
left tackle. Davis kicked, goal
| Here the scoring ceased.
| BN IL looked as though the heavN
Owen machine had really started Il
usual travelling after the opponent,
had made the first touchdown. Th,
Sooners were able to push the bal
| to the Aggies' l1-yard line. hut they
could push II no further and thu
Aggies were given the ball.
Aggies Hold.
Tho Sooners' third opportunity e
tally came In the middle of the thin q
period when they worked the bal
TO the Agglcs' two-yj<d line and
were held for downs. Huston kickeC
out OF danger for the Aggiss
who were Nble TO advance the bal
only once into oklahoma territory
In the tbird quarter.
| In the final quarter both tea ms
fought flercely. The game ended
| with the ball In Oklahoma's pos
session on her own 25-yard line.
Five thousand persons attended
the game.
| IL