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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-19
BIG TEN TEAMS
TO FINISH TODAY
Every Place in Standing
in Doubt; Tie for Top
Almost Certain

CHICAGO, Nov. 1S.--Tne western
conference football season will close
tomorrow with virtually every po-
sitlon In the standing of the teams
dependent on the results OF the five
contests scheduled,
From the top, where indications
are Iowa and Ohio state will finish
In tie for the championship for the
bottom where Illinois. Northwestern
and Indiana are groped In a tie for
last place, the race for each position
was in doubt tonight.
Ohio State will send it's eleven
against Illinois at Columbus In a
contest which is expected to be an
other victory for tho Buckeyes un-
broken string in conference contests
Iowa, Ohio states chief rival faces
Northwestern at Evanston in con-
test In which the bvanston!ans will
have TO virtually accomplish the i'm
possible to defeat the Hawkeye
crew.
Thus football observers are con-
Vinced that tomorrow night, bar
ring upsets. will find the season end
ed with the championship in dis
pute for ohio and Iowa do not meet.
Only state followers may point out
tnat'their team faced hard sched-
NE white Iowa faced easy teams On
the other hand Iowans may point to
the victory over Notre Dame which
conquers the Army,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-19
Central Normal Champs Nose
out Southwestern 2I to IA
Series Of Fumbes Fourth Period Pave Way for Edmond
Team to Register Winning Observation-Disclosures
Takes l4-0 Lead Early in Game. y

,rp's 40-yafd line. Freeman. south
western right end. Intercepted a pass
from Herudon and next place South
western fumbled and central 80
celvod the bali on Southwcstern' 2
yarp l.uo. and with u series Of line
bucks and end runs counted the last
touchdown ~ the game. Williamson
again Kicked goal. The first quarter
was all southwestern, the second was
all Ccutrals Southwestern had ,
slight edge in the third and Central
predominatcd during the last quar-
ter.
Southwcstern's line was strong
wall from the tackle. The five mid
die men easily outplsyed Central
forwards Central relied on VIII
liamsons end runs FOR most Of their
gains
Harris. southwestern all-statc cen-
tor was u flash tearing up Ccntrals
line and throwing Central Tor a loss
time and again Right tackle played
stellar. a. did Taylor. left tackle.
Mosyiey. Southwestern left guard.
was Il bright spot In many FOR all
state. tore through Ceutrars line for
6i Yards against i6 four Courtney.
CoutralH fully
williamson was In, only man IN
Ccutrals backfield that was effective
ON offcuse. teFore and I3raymer.
Central ends, both played we'll
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-19
ILLINOIS NO CINCH
FOR OHIO STATE
Suckers Expected to Be
Unusual Smart, Tough
Opponents Today

COLUMBUS. Nov. lS.-With the
heavy drill Of "A strenuous season
over. and both teams keyed to fight
ing pitch. each determined to land
in the winning column. Illinois and
Ohio State clash here Saturday in
So great Is the interest In the
game and so unprecedented the de-
mnnd for tickets that an electric
scoreboard will be used to give the
overflow crowd an opportunity to
witness" the game.
ohio state looks to be "A big favor
ite over Illinois. based on the sea
sons performances -- but o b o
coaches and players long since have
discarded that fallacious argument.
They know full well that Zuppke
would rather beat the Bucke eyes than
any other eleven In iiv Big Ten.
Ohio State scouts who have scrut-
inized every move OF Zuppke's
charges, insist Illinois has the max
ings OF typical Sucker eleven--one
that rs smartly coached, on its toes
every minute OF play and likely to
he dangerous at any time.
THAT early season defeats were
due to combination OF injuries to
essential players and departure from
Zuppke's old style OF play rather
than to inherent weakness Is the be-
iicf OF the ohio scouts
Each week they have reported the
Illini showing real Improvement and
have predicted all along that the in
vaders would be Just about ripe to
fall In all their wrath on the OhioRns
along about November 10.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-19

ono OF tho big features Of the
Harvest festival today will be the
gridiron clash at McNulty park this
afternoon between Tho elevens of
Tulsa university and kingfisher col
lege The game viii start at
o'clock.
Both teams rested yesterday, the
Kingflsher squad OF IS under Coach
William Thompson spending the
afternoon lounging about the lobby
OF the Oklahoma hotel while the
Orange and Black delegation and
Coach Francis schmidt journeyed
20 Sapulpy to take In the muddy
battle between Tulsa and Sapnlpa
high schools.
The KinEfisher eleven will he
practically on even terms with the
Tigers on weight, the game being
one Of the first OF the year I'm which
Coach Schmidts boys have met OPP
ponents as heavy as themselves. The
big Tulsa line In fact will be slightly
outweighed from end to end by the
visitors. In the backfield Tulsa will
outweigh kingfisher by small
margin.
Kingfishcr's Green and White line
weighs about 1870 pounds from end
to end, and the backfield almost
l75.
No Easy Game Expected.
Coach Schmidt expects to heat
Kingfisher today, but he Is not look
ing for anything easy. The King
fisher boys have had the best year
I'm the schools history, defeating the
strong TonkaWa preps and the Okla
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homa City college eleven among
others. The only Kingrshcr dofo1.
was a Go reverse at tho hands ur
Ivan Groves Baptists, This would
indicate that they arc about CN.u
with the Shawnee team which was
beaten by Tulsa L.. 2S To counIr
OF weeks ago.
The Tulsa coach intends 10 give
some OF his substitutes VINO have
been showing greatly improved
form, "A chance to start TODAY.
Claude Brownfield will start at right
guard In the place Of Mduldlu, while
witty will shift from center to Ioft
guard in the place OF Herndou and
Almon white will start In WHY'S
place at center.
JimmyFGriz2ard who showed %
flash OF splendid form last week
against Central in the closing muu-
utes Of the game probably viii ale
ternate with Balcom and Barney
Stepp at those positions There iE
a good chance that Lawhorn NJ
Cullough and Fly also viii get into
the battle.
Phillips Next Week.
This afternoons game Will be tho
last but one for Tulsa L this year
While preparing for the kiusfishor
clash during the week past Coach
Schmidt also has been pointing bus
men for the big closing event Of tho
year the engagement with Phillips
u OF Enid at McNulty park on
Thanksgiving day. lie will have all
his regulars on edge for this game.
unless something happens to some
OF them in today's game.
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work for ftbc Tulsana 1hruufholt the
thlfd quarter. tho bal remained Iu Sc.
pulpt territory almost oKrluHtv,iN.
Eary IVA the fourth quarter tadfnrI
a. l"tt hRlt having relieved Gnfurth u
tho beginning ~ the second hair took the
hall through an end run 10 Napuipss 10.
)Hrd lino. forward asHs was Attempted
uut tnr bsll hit tho upright. aud was
taken back To tho O.yard line. and thcrH
changed hands.
The Sapuipana were held for downs ami
aEatn Tulsa worked tho hali toward IA
pulpt'H goal line u waB here that Tulsp
came noat AcorinE Through aupvrbuma
woih on the part ~ SheehHn and L,dfori.
me ttimHon and cream lighting every
inch 81 the way through Sapulpa'a Htiffrst
interference, placed tho nphrrg on Hs.
pulpaa eyatd line snd tuere leHt 90 oi
their ncNt snd last dawn, Thomas thea
punted To- fHfety
ln the fast gathering darkness snpulpa
NEslu worked the aerial game Ca sue
cora. and pass from AcCtady tn Thomas
tuoH NJ bait To rulaA'H 1ayard ltuc Hcre
the 1uiaa line tried nut fEilUt 90 hold
and rhomaH went over FOE touohdown.
but wiHsed goal The score now 20 to q.
sapulpa ~ the darkness aEatu went over.
Tor their final aaurs Thdnat klskinH goal.
The Iiua an.
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npcelH. in The World
WEATHERFOBD Okla. nov. 49,.
SouthwCstefn normal lost a hard
fo Ight game hero today when In the
fourth period with the score tiCd and
tho ball ON Central normnis LO-yard
lino, three straight fumbics by
southwestern gave Central the bail
on Southwestern 7.yitd luc and
Central buckod 70 over tnr the vim
ming touchdown. the score being -
tu ~.
Southwestern PLAYED the Edmond
griddcrs OF their feet all through
the first quarter and took - li-po.nt
lead
Holland blocked Central punt.
but Central recovered the ball TIN
pie. Southwestern right. knocked
down pass into Taylor, Southwest
cfn lcft ta,kel's arms, who raced 80
Yards FOR the FIRST touchdown Ken
dan Kicked goal
Southwestern Kicked or to Cen.
'tral Central was held and forced
TO punt. The bali went straight into
the air. south westerns ball. By q
sctios Of line sWnshcs bv Conrad and
Thomas the bail was carried ~ Cen
trnrs f-yar1 me, wron Kendall
skirted Ccntrals right rud for the
second touchdown, Kendall kicking
goal again.
Central scored in the second quar-
ter when on southwestern 2j-lHrd
, line Hcrndou passed H. yards 10 lie
Force. who raced 10 yards for a
touchdown. Williamson kicked goal.
Central scored again near the end
/ Of the second period when Taylor.
punting for Southwestern. kicked
straight into the air. giving Central
/ the ball on Suuthwestcrn's 2S-NHrd
/ line. on series ~ end runs and
/ line bucks. Central carried the ball
! over and again Kicked goal
Southwestern threatened to score
all during third quarter but never
/ was able To get nearer than five
/ yards OF Central goal.
Southwestern started for Ccntrals
| goal IN the fourth quarter. only to
I lose the ball on Centrals 20-yHrd
/ line. Central was forced to punt
Kendall tumbled williamson's punt
| apd central recovered on Southwest
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-19
$4,000 WILL SEE
YALE-HARVARD GO
Teams Removed From All
( Activities on the Eve
of Big Game

BY the Associated Press.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Nov. Is
The annual Yale-IIarvard football
game. climax of the season for the
elevens OF those universities. will be
fought out here tomorrow before
the largest crowd that has ever
been seated in the stadium. The
spectators will number close 10
So 1000.
on the eve of tine big game the
teams were removed from all at
tendants activities. The blue squad
under Coach Tad Jones was I'm rest
quarters at the Belmont Sprin-5
Country club, a few miles from th"
stadium, while the Harvard men
were taken by Coach Bob Fisher
to the Essex Country club on the
North Shore.
Although some Of the Harvard
men attended classes today none
went near the stadium. Tho vale
men did. however, and in session
of simple formations, kicking and
forward passing drill, got the feel
of the turf. the trend OF the cur
rents and an idea OF the lights
and shades within the great amphi-
theater
They found the gridiron sogsy tho
results of rains on top OF earl!
frOHts
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-19
High School Results

At apulpa-Sapulpa High 49,
Tulsa High o.
AZ oklahoma CitJ Oklahoma
city High 10. McAlester High v
Woodward Hlgh %, Tavern, G,
At Jenks--Jenks tIigh 9. Glen
pool 0.
AZ Ada Ada High t2, shgwreo
High o.
At say G. Sayre liigl Il. Car
negie Z.
At Mountain Wow American le-
gion 81, j'ort SIN o.
Pauls Valley o. Norman Z.
saltwater 81, Barstow z.
Anadarko ~, Cordell +
Tonkawa preparatory school Z.
Perry high, &.
idabci. IS; forcmaa. 0.
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College Results

Al Enid--Oklahoma Ass,cs :.
Phillips university e,
At Brownwood. Texas Dallas
university o, DANIEL Gakor college
-.
At Dallas Texas southwestern
university o, Southern McthodH.
university o Oucl,
At Baldwin, kan,--B Baker 10.
Kansas WcslNan o,
At Alvl-Alva Rangors -, q.
u. 4. =
Vt Fayetteville, Ark Ra;lor is,
Arkansas ~
At fulton. Mo Westminster coll
lcgc 20, Central Wesleyan col
iegc 0,
At Gainesville. Miss. Mississippi
I, Florida Z,
At sherman Texas Austin col.
lcge Z simmons college 0.
Al Davidson, n G.. Davidson, ~
Elton. o.
AZ Clemson Ersktnc, 10. elem
son. o.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-19

Mrs, Brown was getting thorough
~ tired OF the continual borrowing
of her neighbor. Mrs. smith First
Il was some household utensil. thea
little articles Of grocery and 80
forth. one morning Mrs. Smith 5
little girl came to the door.
please, Mrs. Brown" she said.
mother says would you lend her
a little bit OF blackload and son6
margarine
Mrs Brown was annoyed and de-
termined to stop the borrowing.
Tell your mother I've got other
f.sh 10 try" she snapped.
The little girl went, bur was back
again In two minutes with dish
and another request
please, mother says could you
lend her some of the fried fish >"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-19
BOND is NOT APPROVED
Marlcr win Probably Re Taken 10
McAlcstcr TO Begin Sentence.

OK EMAH. Nov Isl. II, Marier,
convicted IN the district court here
AT tho las, regular term of court, on
a charge OF conjoint robbery, and
who has been out on bond pending
an appeal to the court OF criminal ap-
peals, was Iearrested Tuesday and
placed in the county jail, 1t was
found that the bond furnished had
not yet been approved
Il Is expected by the officers that
no new bomb will be made and that
Marler will be taken to McAlester to
serve his sentence Of five years, win
Melvin. charged Jointly with Mar
Ter. Is serving his time at McAlester.
The men were convicted OF hijack-
ing a poker game at Pharaoh.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-19
State Coal Production
Report ShODs Decrease

NJ ALESTER. Nov, iS.--Okla-
homa coal fields produced for the
year ending juno 80, 1891 a total
Of 3,34ifS2 tons, which il 4tO,42O
tons less than produced the pre-
Vious year, according TO the annual
report Of state Mine Inspector I'D
Boyle. which has just been released
for publication. Two OF Mc lead
ing causes given for tho decrease
are stagnant conditions OF industries
which have In the past been heavy
users Of coal and the adoption OF
crude oil for fuel has been here
toforo used,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-19
By srAfT CORRESPONDENT

SAPULPA, Nov 1S.-Sapulpa high schools gritty football
eleven cnched the championship of the Little Ten confer
for 1921 today Tulsa High last obstacle in the path
of Virgil Jones machine, overwhelmed muddy field
here this afternoon exciting game 33 to o. Sapupa
thus securing clear title TO conference laures
crowd of fully four thousand people. than half of
whom from Tulsa. braved the elements and swarmcd
to League park TO the Blue and White Sapupa team
shaer all precedent by humbng the Tulsa eleven While
the minority rootcr of Sapupa left the field cheering mady
the visitors from the big sister city departed in silence
the first time in history that "A Of Sapupa high
Achool has defeated Tulsa High team the gridron
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-19
TULSA DOGS WIN
MEMBER EVENTS
Ed Soph's Whirlwind Dan
Cops Derby; Meet at
Vinita Ends Today
N grArr coNREsroNDENr


NfNITA. Nov. is.-The members
events of the southeastern Field
Trial association opened today with
the derby stake under 1t very un-
favorable weather conditions
The "opcn an age" banner event
of the meet was concluded here
yesterday under local weather con-
ditions. Bmt during the night a
bitterly cold wind swept out Of the
north bringing with Il cold rain.
From 8 o'clock In the morning
untl 10 q hard rain fell The
fields were sloppy and no more
untavqTahlc conditions could have
been imagined
There were eight braces entered
I'm the derby and the first brace was
put down while II was still raining.
slow work ~ dogs resulted from
the unfavorahlc conditions and
trere was no bird work at all. u
drizzled rain an day but the 200
field trial enthusiasts gathered
could not be discouraged.
Crowd DcficS Weather.
Despite the disagresable weather
today good gallery turned out,
larger thsn the galleries at many
other ncld trials held during sea-
sonable weather.
Winnings ut tho derby state
were: First. WhirlWind Dan. set
ter owner and handled by Edward
Soph. Tulsa. sired by Whlrlwind out
OF Miss Hohawk Belt
Second: Nats Tom Speedy.
pointer, and handled by Frank Fel-
lows. Springfield. Mo. sired by Gin
cinnati Nat out OF Holman's Pearl
Mitchell
Third: Golden Arrow. setter.
owned and handled by pr. G. n.
Black of Emporia, KAN, sired by
Joyeuse Paliacho out OF Mary
Heels.
Fourth: whirlwind KATY owned
and handled by u. a. WaSler OF
Tulsa. sired by Whirlwind out OF
Aliens Babe
A field of 16 starters on three
derby breaks all the records here,
Two Of the winners are Tulsa dogs.
both sirod by ia Soph's setter,
whirIwiud. Both Of tho wind
pups showed well and considering
the condition OF tho course we're
unusually good in range and speed.
six braces started in the puppy
stake-opcn to dogs under >
months of age. First money In
this stake went 10. the runner-up Of
tho derby Winners in the puppy
stake:
owned and handled by Frank Eel
lows Springfield. Mo- sired by
Cincinnati Nat out or Holman 8
Pearl Mitchell.
Second Mats St Patsy owned
and handled by Franz Fellows.
Betty Low.
Third: Ann Ace. pointer. owned
and. handled by J. w. Gray. Caid-
wei. Texas.
Fourth. Comanche Ferris. owned
and handled by j. w Gray. Cald-
we'll. Texas.
Meet 90 End TODAY.
The members all age, which con-
Guide the annual meeting OF the
south Western association. opens to-
morrow morning with four braces.
II is believed that this stake Will be
concluded hy noon. The members
stake are open to dogs owned by
members Of the association and
must he handled by the owner or
an amateur handler. Silver troph-
ies ere given to the winners. i. u.
Noble Of Grose Isle. Mich, is judg-
ing the members events.
II wag said here tonight that O.
Il. Griffith. owner Of two OF the
winning dogs In the open all age
stake. had purchased Mats Tom
Speed for "A high price, the exact
sum being withheld The deal was
made through "Chet' Harris, hand
lcr OF the three winning dogs in the
all age stake.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-19
DEFEAT
PHILLIPS, 7 TO 6
Contest at Enid Is Close,
Snappy Affair; Last
Half Scoreless

TNfD. Nov is-The oklahoma
a aud N football team defeated
Tho giidstors OF phillips university
Z to 6 IN - fast. light game here to-
day \ pnHa completed late iu the
first quarter scored u touchdown fot
the NgFicg q kicked goal adding tho
winning point I'm tho second quar-
tor tho Phillips men completed "a
pass Tor a touchdown. nut failed 10
put the pigaldu between the posts
IN attempting 10 Kick goal.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-19
Haskell Indians DOlDn
Texas Christians, 40

FORT WORTH, Texas. Nov. IS.
-tlaskells Indians, In their first
invasion OF Texas In several years,
defeated tho Texas Christian uniyer-
sity football eleven here today on
muddy field, score II to 0, Line
plunges by the Giant fullback Levi
and "Humpty' Tom Anderson. the
dimintivo halfbaCk OF the Kansas
Redskins, were the outstanding fea-
turos OF the game.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-19
Raz0rbdcks Defeat
Baylor by IL TO IL

FAYETTEVILLE. Ark. Nov. IS.
THE Arkansas Razorbacks tonight
are celebrating a 10 to IL victory
over Baylor university this afternoon
on a wet and soggy field.
Failure OF Baylor to KICK goals
after touchdowns gave the decision
Both touchdowns for Arkansas were
made in the first quarter. Baylor
scored theirs In the final. Bradshaw
OF BAYLOR scored the final touch
down in the last minute OF play on
a trick formation,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-19
Rain Stops Greyhound
Races in K. st. Louis

EAST Sr LOUIS, Nov. Is,-The
weather man put a crimp In the
electric rabbit at the greyhound
races here this afternoon In the
first race and caused the program
to be postponed In the fret event
the electric rabbit made the trip
around the track with the hounds
close behind a. but deluge of rain
short cirCuited the rabbits course
and the dogs toro-it to pieces. To-
days card stands for tomorrow.
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Aymcstry Wins British Derby.

LONDON, Nov. lS,--Capt G. n,
Hanbury's 3-year-old chestnut colt
Aymestry by Corcyra out of Espoir
Dore, today won the derby cup at
Derby, over the course of one mile
and six furlongs. c. Il. Howard 's
3-year-old filly Willonya was second
and IT, McDonogh's Riverside Fairy
was third Twenty-three horses
ran.
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NuInWHfY T0uChU0WnH THOmHH D UVvT
NcAl.-tes :. 1esis after touchdown
Thomas
SubstitutinuE SRpuipa sullivan Tor
Tri~h. Stroud fur Lyons Storisr tor Mar.
TIN. nays fof Gever TulHa-Cook for GO.
forth, Lsdford for Cook iaWtou Tor Led
ford Wlenick for Lawton
officials Referee -Hoover ,nakerl
Umpire Miller tiliinoiai. Head llnoaman
-a iftEgE tOkmulgee).
Score by quarters
Tulsa ...t.....s...0 o o n
Sapulps ......t.,4..tg l1-l1
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Nubs. SUUth WpsIorn =" Freemhn
for Conrad for steward. Steward for
Schultz. Central--Kidd for House
Williams for Herndon First downs:
Central l6: Southwestern II.
Officials: Referee --- Bondurant
tMissourD Umpire--isle tOkla-
homaD. Head lnesman --- Allison
lkingfisherl
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-19
Home state May Bar Pcsek

LINCOLN, Neb., Nov lS.-~lf un-
official reports concerning alleged
foul tactics employed BY John Pesek.
shelton, Neb. heavyweight wrestler,
In his recent bout against Marin
Plestina at New York are confirmed.
th0- Nebraska grappler will be
barred from contests in his home
state, Lewis Il. Doyle. state boxing
commissioners. said this evening.
Sommissioner Doyle said he was in.
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NtNAlto LOT 1dTE.
D. Passes Completed--Ada, 6 out of
l6. Sha vince. IS OUT OF 81. FUmbles:
Ada. 3; shawnee. 3.
Officials -- Wray. refere. Briggs.
umpire; Rutledge. head lineWan.
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0. P. & R. WINS ALL THREE

Captures Trio df Close Ones From
the itlautiC~.
O, y. q r. tenpinncrs Of the
Petroleum league took three close
games from tho Atlantic Petroleum
quint last night on the y. VI. G., 4.
AllONA SCnres.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-19
Tulsa High on Muddy Field $780, Ch1ching Little Ten Title
CROWD OF 1000 OUT
FOR CONTEST DESPITE
COLD, DAMP WEATHER

Victors Rely on Forward Passing Tactics Succeeding
With Air Game Though Bali Is Mud Covered
Tulsa's Best Chance to Score Spoiled When Ball
Strikes Goal Post Pass-Dark Before the End
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-19
Coach Schmidt to Give Improving Second-String Men
Chance, But Expects No Easy Game-Green and
White Kngfisher Team Is One of Heaviest Tigers
Have Met During Entire Season.
HoU They VIII Line Up Today
TULSA UNIV

ofncas-Bewcr " Maett L.. umpire
man head inesman; McClnc. tmekeeper
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N The opening parIOd N tho second
half Tulsa came back With renewed
strength, aud the third quarter was
sse-ssw affsir. with the crimson and
CreeHs machine fighting hhrd 10 prevent
further Sapulpa talles. IN the first few
minutes Of play, Sspulpa'r lett end was
severely called down by tho referee when
he lined up several feet from the regular
line. THIS was similar piay to that
which enabled sapulpa 70 pile up another
before.
Tulsa went through the .sapulans' ltus
frequently. but each time ishort forward
passes saved the day for the Jonesmen. n.
DurinE the last of tho third quarter
Brown. Tulss guard, Hnn Markovits, end
Dolins. the other Tulsa end, also did stal