The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-23
Fierce Struggle Results
in Injuries to Several
for Each Side
WITTY is BADLY HURT
Kendall Captain May BE Kept
out Four Weeks; Tulsa
Star Guard Badly Hurt

EUNDNb. OKLA. Ort 22.--l'tod
Martins wyll disciplined too. inc
same boot that registered tho points
By which Kendall defeated lh'
AEF.ts tHo W,uHa ago. scored iN'
only point of toI1ya battle h''wocn
Kendall 'rt Central Normal
After recovering Nu'rs umhl" ON
CcuTllR go yard luc fDW minutes
after tn, game started, Kendall ful
INK % advance. Martin druppcd back
to the Bio yard line and with ltculru
posing the ball. shot II alunroly hr-
tween tho uprighis II was only
throo points, hut il proved enough to
win.
4 Desperate Battle.
There have been many bitter
struggles on Wnntlnnd field, but TO.
days. II was agreed by all, was the
most desperately FOUGHT contest or
them all. II was necessary To take
out time frequently 10 give athletes
OF one team or the other a, chance
TO be restored after being knocked
out from the very flerconoss Of the
play
witty out for 4 Wccks
Kendall was the heaviest Euffor-
or, Captain witty was eliminated In
the Snurth period by m injury which
IL expected to keep him out of the
game for at least two or three weeks.
snyder, the PreAbytorlan's stnr
guard suffered an Injury To his
ankle which may prove TO he
broken bone. II wis said following a
cursory examination. Jones. an end,
received "A severely wrenchcd Hhoul-
der.
Hristow. Central fullhack, who got
ont OF bod TO don tho molCaklnE for
the game. was taken out twice he
cause Of renewed injuries TO his hnh
right leg. Miller. halfhack also was
taken out l.ecausc OF damage to his
legs, but went back In before the
finish.
Little unnecossr ~ roughncss char
noierlzcd the play, though IN the II.
nal period Bernstin OF kcndall ana
Kidd OF Tulsa were elected from
the field after starting a little hsuc
argument
Aside from that episode the game
was clcnnly but fiercely fought
Time out being taken frequently be-
cause of injuries 20 players.
Central play was more consistent
than Kendalrs, the bronze and blue
eleven being better balanced. lndi'
yidual playing ana aharpcr football
were the reasons for kendalfs Vic
tory I'm the face OF better team worn
by their rivals.
Martin, In addition To making Tho
only score OF the game was hul-
wark IN the line, frequently broak-
ing through Centrars forwards and
throwing that teams backs for
loncs. IIo did wei! on the defense.
Johnny Williamson, halfback, was
the star Of tho Central eleven and
with Martin shared individual hon
ora OF the day. Williamson tore Oft
several long runs, plunged through
the line effectively and was the
most consistent ground gamer
Harry Brian. star of other Ken
dau games, notably tho clash with
the Arg!cs. was covered by the Cen
trnl players and had little oportun.
ity To show his great ground-gain.
ing ability.
Central ends, Lofore ana Bruymer
The former IN particular, stopped
Brian on numerous occasions In play
from scrimmage. This pair OF wins
men was down on Central punt
with surpriFinE ease and speed, Ken
DAN backs seldom returning "A boo
hecaus' Of being smothcrcd by III,
Central ends, wild and Frary staEo,
pretty battle at center with honor
about even, Both were especially
steady in swapping back the bah
McMahan, Kendalrs halfhack, An
derson, Kendall fullhnck; Renfrc
Kendall quarterback; Chitwood
Central tackel. Miller, Central half
back and Hafcr, Central auarerhacl
were ether players whose individuu
work contributed greatly to their re
speCtivc clovcn's succcss Feature
OF the game werc Millcr'a 27-yar
run from a plunge of left guard
Willliamsons run OF 81 yard
through "A broken field, the lougcs
OF the day; Renfro's intcrccptiuu q
pass and a return OF o. yardr an
20-yard guns each from sCrlmmag
by MCMahan and Brian.