The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-10
KENDALL-A. & NJ.
SEVER RELATIONS
Playing Of lneligibles Is
Charged by PriXlee
Of Aggies
Uy IASDLs rEEDtl..
tA e. VI CUiIoEuD

DIHhoml A. n VI. Du.lD.u has
broken athletic relationship with
H,nry Kendall college of Tulsn
Tho break occurred today WHOM
Coach schmidt Of Kendall refused
10 udI,r, 10 cuHbl.ty rules govern
Ing A.a players and, under which
,,u.L ,.1',r OF 'n, NgEiDa ou. .ut. %
hp squad
oklahoma \. g. NJ college had
agreed to meet kcndall un1T rules
which required that players be re-
guarlv enrolled students passing
the requisite number at hours OF
,IassWUrk. which apy.ificd thht no
player who had represented during
TN, pugt year amy other school ut
collegiate standing could particl-
pate. and which prohibited any
student classod ug q prnt,Hiuual
uthiotc. Although the Agsi"8 are
not playing freshmen ur men "h"
last year played with amy other
college the contract prepared hN
oklahoma 4 a. VI. roilcs" granted
ltnuuu Ilr IltII,H, u. ... .,.
fdr freshmen iu 'odoys game.
Contract Not Signed.
Kendall ala not sign tn" contract
Moreover the Kendall athletic
board certified the eligibility of sew
,ttal men Wuum IlAI.. canned
been mcuborg Of other college
rIcycns and who had not served th"
required year ~ class work at Ken
dail before being used AGAINST TIA,
AEEirs this season. Although the
contract wa not signed liNl'e took
his mon 10 Tulsa and was intend
Ing 20 play Kendall regardless 90
the men Schmidt sent into the
lineup
However. before the game started
piN'cc warned Schmidt that II those
alleged iuclirthlcs were permitted
to play it would mean the end ~
athletic relationship between thu
two colleges schmidt insisted upon
playing tho men In question, In
cuding Harsh, a former Honca CITY
high school star. who graduated
there in 1873. and who was enrolled
"a a freshman at oklahoma \. X
NJ. college last season, being a
member OF the AFgio squad. Harsh
was eligible for the Aggic varsity
last year as freshman. under the
wartime eligibility ruling. Nc
Mahan, who played two years in
" MlrFNNAl Nill'N NANll aN'il 'AHhd hA'A
vcrsity, was another man who had
n0 right 90 partiC lhi".
Martin, who played on the varsity
team at Oklahoma university IN
1915. was stiu another man who
/ could not compete under the rules
/ but who was used. lie was one OF
/ the big factors In the Kendall scor'
/ ine
{unrrp,. Professionalism
I IL Kendall insists upon lowerinl
| the standard OF athletics In Okla
/ homa, which essentially is prUtcs
! sICunu.iuS H,nlclsy, tNdlt utd a o..
/ Vi college will NOT Lr a party e,
/ the act. Jutl last fall athlete
| dealings between \. 4 NJ and Ken
/ dah uHd been .EtlU.t. ra o.
| time an incident occurred which
| gave the AGgies ample right e
| break Off relationship, but bccaus,
| Kendall claimed that II \. ~ NJ, die
| not play "a return game at Tulsi
, thoru would be severe flnanCIa
/ loss suffered hy Kendall, the A. 4
! NJ. athletic council consented to
/ game at Tulsa, specifying that th'
I eligibility rules. with tn" exception
OF the waived legitimate Freshmen
participation matter be- observed
/ A. n NJ. didn't want 10 lrgu" witt
Kendall about the matter ana oN"'
l lI,Itlr,J TO pay ilr lvr.vtt ~r. .
I Ii,l iu the return Same cog
mado before the teams met las
year. rather than TO have dealing
with Il frec-fur-all outfit A. 4 NJ
is not PLAYING under the OklahoMl
4 athletic conference rulings, but !
observing the ouEirIuN u"iui -