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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-12

Breeding on tho other dogs: t,lu.n
Prince by Royal Flush out OF o.
croft Johannc, Graylings LADY nv
Manitoba Hard Cash out OF LADS
Louis Proctor, Speed Nells by phits
Speed Ben out OF Fly II. Pear,
Broomhille by Broomhill Dan out NJ
Holman's Pearl Mitchell.
The purse In the American Fist5
is $1,000 OF which the owners OF tbe
winning dogs get 500 and The
breeders $500.
A stiff north wind marred In.
otherwise ideal weather TODAY and
hindered the dogs somewhat II
also caused discomfort among many
of the field trial fans who on horse.
back followed the rushing puppies
The final brace Of dogs had com.
pleted their run sortly before noon
today, ending much sooner than
had been expected the fuuuru,
which was originally scheduled In
last through Saturday. Tho quIrs
ending was duo to the fact that only
~ out OF 90 entries started In ths
first series.
Fans Still Pour In.
Several more field trial men and
dog owners came into sDwn TODAY
and added to the congestion already
existing at the hotels, but SO far
every visitor mas been takru care OF
and the business men OF Ninita have
pledged themselves to take care N
the many more who are expected TO
arrive Sunday and Monday. as the
field trials of the Southwestern
Field Trial association start Mon.
day with the open all age derby"
This event is the biggest affair Of
next week and many dogs OF world
wide reputation are entered
More real bird dog sense and more
real bird dogs arc exhibited i'm me
"open all age derby than any other
event. Such famous dogs az Gunner.
- times field triai champion Lad
Rodney. Ringing Bells. Royal Flush
and many others OF even greater
fame are entered.
The fairgrounds here are being
used as kennels for the many dogs
aud the grounds arc coutinuslly
thronged With people giving the
champions the once over. Visitors
from neighboring towns have mo-
tored over and II is expected that
many members OF the gallery at the
trials next week will come in by mo-
tor cars.
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College Results

At Tulsa--Central 21. Tulsa u. o.
At Portland, Me.-Dowdoln 2Oi
Tufts o.
Al Waco-Baylor L. 21 simmons
college o.
At Ames--Ames I. Kansas Ag-
giles 0,
At Grihnell-Grlnnel IA. Cor
nell 0.
At Portland, Maine Bowdoin
90, Tufts o.
At Waco, Texas-B Baylor univer-
sity a. simmons college 0.
At Emporia, Kan.-College OF
Emporia 6. Washburn 5.
At Houston, TeXas--Rice Z. Texas
Aggies Z.
AT Dallas-S. NJ. u. 6, r. c. U. 10.
At Houston, Texas--TeXas univer-
sity 81. Mississippi Aggies I.
At ottawa. KAN Friends ls, OF
tawa 7.
Al Carbondale, Ill,-Caibondale e
Normal 0, Cape Girardeau tMo)
Normal G.
At St Louis-,st. Louis L.. So,
Westminster o.
Al Jackson. Mississippi
University SO, Millsaps 0.
Al Tulcaloosa, Ala.-Florida O.,
Alabama 9.
At Raleigh-Trinity H. Wake
Forest 0.
At Hays. Kan.--Hays Normal "a,
Southwestern Z.
Southwestern Teachers college
t6. southwestern Military school OF
Dallas 0.
At Conway Ark.-ouachita a5,
Hendrix 0.
Al Nicksburb, Miss Millshns
Academy -, Chamberlain Hunt
Academy Il.
At Brownwood Texas-Howard
Payue college "a, Southwestern
university Z,
Al WaNahachle--Trin university
Z, Daniel Baker college 0.
Al Commercs-Dallas university
6, East Texas normal g.
AZ Norfolk. Na.-Nirgiuia Poly in
stitute 7, North Carolina 3.
AZ Memphis, Tenn.--University OF
Tennessee (medioal Department. 2s.
Arkansas Normal o.
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BAD BREATH
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets
Get at the Cause and
Remove 1t

DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets me
substitute for calomel, act gently on
the bowels and positively do the
work.
People afflicted with bad breath
find quick relief through Or. Ed-
wards Olive Tablets. The pleasant
sugar-coated tablets are taken Tor
bad breath by all who know them
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets act
gently but firmly or the bowels ana
liver stimulating them to natural
action, clearing the blood and gently
purifying the entire system. They
do that which dangerous calomeI
does without any bad after effects
All the benefits of nasty, sick-n,
ing, gripping eathartics are derived
from DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets
without gripping. pain or any as
agreeable effects.
DR.. II. NJ. Edwards discovered
the formula after seventeen Year. OF
practice among patients afflicted
with bowel and liver complaint
with the attendant bad breath.
Olive Tablets arc superly Noge-
table compound mixed with olive
oil. you will know them by thelr
olive color. Take one or two every
night for a week and note the ei
feet l5c and observation-disclosures
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I. II. S. WINS HANDHY
IA TO o IN PRACTICE
FRAY WITH HETUlNkA
Visiting Crimson and Cream Eleven Puts Up Nice Fight
But Is Unable to Withstand Smashing Attack of the
Braves-Score Held Down by Brennemans Saving
of Men for Sapulpa Game Week Hence.

line. Goforth I'm a plunge through
Wetumaka'B atiffegt Interference
placed the ball on tho three, yard
line. Shcehan gained another two
yards and GUfotth missed carrying
" over by q very few inches. Led
ford then carried II over and Hardie
Kicked goal.
In tne third quarter spectacular
shoegtring tsklcs on the part Of
walker Rolling and Iawton. saved
the Tulsa goal IN broken field runs
frequently walker especially de-
serving a large amount Of credit.
Tulsa Players saved.
Several Tulsa tame were disap-
pointed over the small score made
by Tulsa. But this perhaps can be
explained by the fact that fhc
Wetumka game was secured merely
az n practice game I'm preparation
Tor Sapulpa, and substitutions were
frequently made su that As many
OF tho players as possible could have
the benefit Of a hard scrimmage.
The Tulsans on this account did not
open UP with their bost while all
agreed that Wetumka was at her
best.
Tho two Crimson and Cream
elevnus weEs. evenly matched as re-
CARDS wclgw~t though tho Tulsa squad
was much taller and for that rca-
son looked heavier.
10 would he hard 20 determine the
individual star on the gridiron Fri
day Certain T. Ia that there were no
better two men than Sheehan, full-
back OF Tulsa. and sheppard, OF the
visitors They costarred. Shep-
pard, had he been playing on con
ference eleven, would be promis
ing candidate for an all-state berth
lie was the chief gamer for the vis-
ting Crimson and Cream and put a
pep and stamina In the visiting
squad which made for many telling
gains.
Gorforth and Ntsh played their
best game OF the season. Marko-
witt. doughty Tulsa right end. ac-
counted FOR several difficult tackles.
The grid battle was one OF the
cleverest ever seen on the Tulsa
gridiron and very few minutes were
taken out for injuries. Tulsa IL now
all set for Coach Jones' Sapulpans
at Sapulpa next Friday, and because
OF the latter's slaughter at okla
homa city yesterday, good battla
IN anticipated.
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Dog Race Entries

EAST ST LOUIS, ILL.,. Nov. H.
Saturday entries;
First race. quarter mile-Ovcr tho
Rhine, Red Red Rose. Albert Spurt.
Oakland Hannah, Miss NindiCator
and Oakland Hero
Second race, three-sixtecnths mile
Lord Helpum. Some Fortune
Nightson, Cyclone Star. Sonora and
Speedy Gift.
Third race, one-quarter mile -
Peerless Prince. Pay Up, Jonets,
Marblehead. King Autumn and
Handsome Buck.
Fourth race. five-sixteenths mile
Dick Rose. Highball. Rush Reuben.
Sunburnt, Jadda and Aliens Com-
rade.
Fifth race, five e-sxteenths mile -
shannon Boy, Cinder Path, Arasee.
The Tiger. Suisun and Earnest Nlld
Bill.
Sixth race, one-quartsc mile --
Allie Alert, Playfellow, Quaker BOY,
The only one. Jessie Parton ana
Cheerful Moments,
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vs. Connecticut Agriculture.
elphia-Pennsylva State
vs.. L. $. Naval Academy.
ENeter-Phillips Exeter VS.. An
dover.
fittsburgh--P Pittsburgh VS.. Ham
1 ilton College.
Hoboken-Steven vs. Maine.
re-Swarthmore College
VS.. Johns Hopkins University.
Syracuse-Syracuse University VS..
Colgate University.
schenectady Union College vs.
Wesleyan University.
West Point-U. s. Military Acad-
emy Va. Nillanova College
Burlington-Nermont VS.. Middle
bury,
VILLA amstown-Williams College
VS.. Amherst College.
Observation-Disclosures VS.. De-
tiance College.
Worcester-Worceste Poly. VS..
Rensselaer, Poly.
New Haven-Yale University VI
Princeton University.
Far West.
Corvallis - Oregon Aggies VS.
Washington state.
Boise--laho vs. Kansas.
StanfoyI--s;tanfOrd vs.. Nevada.
Berkeley-California vs. Wash
ington.
Los Angeles-St Marys VS.. Uni
versity of Southern California.
Los Angeles-California Tech. VS..
S. b. u. of c.
Butte-Utah Aggies VS.. Montana
Mines
Salt Lake-Utah VS.. Colorado.
Denver 49, Colorado College VS..
Colorado Mines.
-Pomona--Whittier vs. Pomona.
south.
Atlanta, Ga-GeorRetown Tech.
va Georgetown University
Baton Rouge, La.-Loulsiana
state vs.. University of Mississippi.
Charlottesville. Na.-University OF
Virginia VS.. University OF West Vir-
glnia.
Due West. 6. C.-Ersline COLLEGE
vs. Newberry College.
Greenyille, S. C.-Univcrsity OF
South Carolina VIZ. Furman Univer-
sity.
Knoxville, Tenn.-University of
Tennessee VS. University Of tho
South.
Lexington. La.-Washington and
Lee University VS.. Roanoke College
Macon. Ga,--Mercer University VS.
Oglethorpe University
Nashville, Tenn. University OF
Georgia vs.. Vanderbilt University.
Richmond. Va - University OF
Richmond VS.. Randolph Mason Col
lege.
Washington, u. C.--George Wash,
ington University VS.. Gallaudet Col
lege,
Williamsburg, william and
Mary College W.. Union Theological
Seminary.
Winston Salem, n. C.-University
of Mort Carolina VS.. Davidson Col
lege,
Louisville, Ky.-Vlrgina Military
Institute Va. University OF Kentucky.
ST. Louis, Mo.-Tulane University
vs. Washington University
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High School Results

At Tulsa-Tulsa high -. Wetum-
ka high 0.
At oklahoma City-Sapulpa high
I ~, Oklahoma city high 10.
At Sand Springs Oklahoma Mill
tary academy AZ, sand Springs
high 0.
AZ Nowata-Nowata high ~. Fort
Smith high o.
At Observation-Disclosures high %.
Prague high 0.
At Jenks--Jenks high 50. Bixby
high o.
At Little Rock k.--Springf.eld.
Mo-, high 7. Little Rock high 40.
At Muskogee-- MuskoRee Central
High q, Joplin. Mo-. G.
Al Miami-Vinita High &, Miami
High g. (Tie)
Al Shawnee High %.
AZ Pryor-Pryor High 2s, Baconc
Al Morris-Morris High 6. Checo.
| tsh High Z.
Ardmore s6. Purcell o.
southwestern Normal (seconds) Z.
Hydro high 7 (tieD.
Dewey 10, Fairfax 3,
Hobart AZ, Sayre o.
Wilson 7, Tishomingo Uie).
AtoSa SO, Kingston 0.
Altus 81, Duncan Q.
Alva ~ Carmen q.
Fort Towson /, Idabel (for-
feited)
A. Eufaula-Eufaula High 3s,
Sallisaw II.
,Lawton High school 80, Anadarko
IA.
At Wewoka-Wewoka High o.
Seminole High 49,
Lowery American Legion OF Law
ton as, Legion team Of Cement o.
stroud 20. Shamrock i3.
y Jennings ~. Pawnee g.
Ponca City 35. Nowklrk Z.
Al llc--BartlesViue Amer
lean Lesion "a. Fredoflia, kan, Lee
gion 0.
Edmond Z, saltwater 81.
Enid So, Clinton o.
FairView li WatonEa IL Uie).
Carnegie 54 S'yndor o.
Nowata t2, Fort Smith o.
Henryetta %, Prague 0.
Crescent IS, Billings 0.
Marshall 7S Modford a.
Al Pawhuska- Bartlesville High Q
Pawhuska High 6.
Al Skiatook ok-Skiatook High as
BigheArt High o.
AT Bristow-Bristow High 81.
Drumright High 6,
Al Covtngto High G.
Perry High o.
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through the blocking Of an attempt
ed pass from Renfro by MrAnnich.
u was here that forward passing
again proved disastrous for Tulsa
After straight football failed. G.
Herndon passed TO Miller Tor 90
yards. aud Herndon then plunged
ncross for the second touchdown.
Williamson again kicked goal. white
went In for witty, stewart for King
man and Bunch for McAnnich.
Tulsa again 'resorted to the air
game. but could not do much with
IL. out OF four passes attempted IN
row two were completed, one for
eight yards and one for five.
The third and last Central touch
down came few minutes later.
Central recovered the bail on n
tumble on Tulsa's 35-yard line. VIII
hanson cut loose with a spectacular
run of 25 yards. the longest of the
game. Courtney then went over
loft guard for two yards. ana made
tho other eight necesAary for "A
Williamson kicked goal, making the
score Central 81. Tulsa o.
Fly went In for Stewart. After
Williamson and Williams had ex-
changed punts. Central again opened
up forward passing attack in AN
effort to increase the lead. Herndon
passed to Williamson for 20 yards
and 10 Letorce for ten. Jones inter
cepted Herndon's next effort at a
pass and Tulsa took the bail On her
three yard line. williams punted
out of danger. Tulsa rcgained the
ball by again lntercepting pass.
white dropped pass from Kock.
A ib-yard pass from Keck to Jones
was the last play OF the game.
Tire lineup
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Yale I0-S FaU0rite
OUer Tigers TODAY;
Rain Is Predicted

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Nov. II.
What will the weather be-"
asked Yale and Princeton men
when they met here tonight to
talk over the battle tomorrow be-
tween the Tigers and the Bull
dogs, Weather sharps without
red blood In their veins said that
tho game probably would he
played in the rain or on a wet
Held. Conditions tonight did not
put such a gloomy forecast upon
the weather and forebodinss did
mot shake the confidenUe OF the
supporters OF either team.
Yale finished preparations for
the game with a short practice
this afternoon and gave way TO
the Princeton squad, which mo-
tored down from Derby The
visitors ran through signal drill
and kicking practice In the gray
light of late afternoon.
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Durham Works Out;
OSner Comes Later

"Stubby' Durham, Tulsa bantam
weight who>meets frankie Osner Of
Springfield next Monday night he
fore the T. A. c. in a lO-round bout,
worked out yesterday afternoon at
the clubs gym under the Terminal
hotel. A wire was received from
Osner that he would he hgrc not
later than Sunday morning.
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BIG GAMES RULE
IN EAST TODAY
Navy and Penn State Tilt
Second Only to Yale
Princeton Clash
nv JACK NEI.ncE

NEW YORK. Nov. Football
de lnXo viii be on tap tomorrow for
lovers Of the great college pastime.
with the schedule nearing fade
out a. Thanksgiving day comes on
rpace and some ~ the country's
most colorful elevcns stiil undefent- o.
ed. the struggle Tor championships
h approaching climax
-Four games scheduled this side Of
the AlleRhenys viii sec five Of sew
en- indicated eastern teams SWING
into action.
Yale's triumphant bulldogs. with
seven straight victories ~ their
credit will face the Princeton Tiser
at New Haven IN the headliner Of
the day Another game that holds
forth brilliant possibilities will be
played Ht Philadelphia where tho
navy ana Penn states Will como to
grips on Franklin field. This game
rivals the Yalo-Princeton contcst az
q title .lasaic.
Cornell's surprise team. still un.
defeated viii take on Springfield at
Ithaca and Lafayette. hrimfui OF
mpionship bees. will meet Della
ware In what should be an easy
game.
Ihe cOcky sons OF washington ana
Jetteraon, the fast Georgetown team,
viii endehvor TO keep their states
clean against Pittsburgh and
Georgia Tech. respectively The lat
ter game viii be al Atlanta and the
south viii see another classic when
Centre college tackles Auburn Gala
bamH HolyJ at birmingham.
By sundown tomorrow night the
big three title will either be in
prlnceton's grasp or within "A step
of the hungry Salo Bulldogs. Hiav-
ing disposed of Harvard. the Tigers
can clinch the championship by a
victory at New Haven.
Unless tie game In played at
Philadelphia. the mlddies or Penn
state Will be- out Of the running for
the eastern title.
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By NoRREL wooDARD.

Two Crimson and Cream teams
met on the gridlron at Leo stadium
Friday afternoon when Wetumki
high held Tulsa high to two touch D.
downs, the latter winning by ~ 10 O..
u was a hard fought game and We
tuIuka gave the Braves . fenI
practice game.
For the first time this season. IN,
locals played IN their best form dur.
Ing the FIRST quarter. Led by Cap.
IA Sheehan's big linr- plunge
which nctted Tulsa from five to sew
en- yards each down, the game
looked like a run-sway for r. ~. s..
u was near the middir OF the fret
quarter that Shoehan through n sc
ries ~ plunges carried the bali TO
WetumkA's i-yard limo and Mumford
carried II over.
Matters took a rapid change i'm
incdiatciy toIOWIng sdlsH toucn.
down. however. when Wetumka tore
tho Tulsa line to pieces with ven.
geance. Back and still farther bncf
tho Visitors forced the Braves till
on Tulsa 2O-yard line. the iatt.r
held Ike stone wall. II was near
the last OF the second when Tuls1
went over for her second and last
touchdown.
Sbechan Goes Through.
After winning the toss Al the be-
ginning OF tho game Tulsa high
chose 10 kick. and WetunkH was
downed on Tulsa's 3O-yard line. II
was then that Shoehan came back In
his old form. After Wetumka had
lost the ball on downs. Sheehan on
Iulsa's second down, crumpled the
Wotumka gridsters. llke--paper and
went through for lO-yard gain
On the next play he raced for an
other 10. Getting tho ball he next
made "A 1-yard run and finally
though these brilliant line plungra
had placed tho ball on the Wetum-
ka 25.yard line. Tulsa thero lost
the ball on downs when the visitors
stiffened aud held.
Four downs however failed tc net
Wetumka moro than two yards and
the ball passed back TO Tulsa on
the lattor's second down Shechan
carried te ball 10 Wctumka's ~ yard
line on the fourth down. Sheehan
made another 10 yards gain. Mum
ford then took the ball to We
tumka's three yard line. and after
Shcehan had plunged TO the one
yard lines Mumford went over, and
Hardie kicked goal.
Tho Danger Period.
VII hiNt NPH''ls iiHTNle nuNteu
To hts opponents 10 yard line and
the latter was downed after short
run OF five yards. Then Wetumka
came back With the best they had
and It was GOOD. on their fourth
down, Sheppard took the ball to
Tulsa's 35 yard line and then
plunged another five yards. Again
and again Tulsa was carried back.
short gains they were, but telling
neverth less. II was here that
Sheppard showed his ability In con-
sistent gains. The first quarter
ended with the bail on Tulsa's 20
yard line
Never again during the<cntire four
quarters did either squad play the
same excellent football as during the
first quarter. Only once did We
tumka equal IL and that was in the
last few minutes OF the last quarter
In the first few minutes Of the
second quarter. the second touch
down was made my Tulsa. on
long 35-yard forward pass, from
Muntord TO Boiling, the pigskin was
carried 10 the visitors Is yard
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Football Today
Midwest.


Madison Wis. - Michigan vs..
| Wisconsin.
Iowa city, la. Indiana ys. Iowa.
Columbus. ohio.-purdue ys Ohio
State
Ames, Iowa.--Amcs VS.. kansas
ASgies.
Columbia, Mo.-oklahoma VS..
Missouri.
lincoln, Neb. - Kansas VS.. Ne
81. Louis. Mo.-Tulane vs.. Wash .
ington.
South Bend. 1nd.-Hasken VS..
Notre Dame
indianapolis, ind,--Michigan Ag-
gies VS.. Butler.
Grinnell, Iowa.--Cornell VS.. Grin
! nell. 80
Birmingham. Ala. Centre vs.
Auburn.
Louisville. Ky.--Virginia Military
vs. Kentucky.
VS.. Wabash
Milwaukee, wis.--North Dakota
w. Marquette.
Georgetown. Ry.-Marshall vs.
Georgetown.
Appleton, wis.-Ripon VS.. Law
renee.
Winchester, Ky.--Morrls Harvel
w. heHlu'kN wesleyan.
Waukesha, Wis. 49, Northwestern
College VS.. Carroll.
Indianapolis. Ind--Chicago Y. NJ
{. A. College VS.. Butler.
wooster. O.-Akron vs. Wooster.
Cleveland, O.-Oberlin VS.. Case.
Cincinnati, O.-Dennlson VS.. Gin
cinnau.
Ada Ohio Northern VS.. Heidel-
berg.
Hiram. o.-Hlram VS.. Kenyon.
Alliance, O. - Mt. Union VS..
Miami.
New York.-ohlo University VS..
Columbia
Delaware. O.-Western Reserve
VS.. Ohio Wesleyan.
Springfield, O.-Wittenberg VS..
Otterbein.
Omaha, Neb.-Creighton VS.. ok
lahoma Aggies.
Fayetteville. Ark.-Arkansas VS..
Phillips.
st. Louis-w-estminst VS.. 81.
Louis.
Northfield, Minn. 49, Hamllne VS..
st. Paul. Minn.-st. Olaf vs. st
Thomas.
Emporis. Kan.--Daker VS.. Kansas
state Normal.
Monmouth, Ill. - Northwestern
College w. Monmouth.
Vermillion, So D.--South Dakota
Aggies va, South Dakota.
Galesburg. Ill.-lllinois Wesleyan
VS.. Milllken.
Waukesha. wis.-Lake Forest VS..
Carroll
Fargo. n. D.-Concordia vs.. North
Dakota Aggies.
Cenla, llL--Augustana Va, Brad
ley.
Hanover, o.-Hanover vs.. st.
Xavier.
East.
Boston Boston Uni, W.. Norwich.
Brunswich-Bowdoin College Va.
Tufts College.
srrishurg-Bucknel University
New York--Columbia University
VS.. Ohio University.
Ithaca-Cornell University vs..
Springfield.
Carlisle-Dicklnson College vs..
Allegheny.
Lancaster--Frank Marsn VS.. Ur-
sinus College.
Washington Gallaudet College
vs. George Washington University.
Grove city. Pa.r-Grove city w.
West Virginia Wesleyan.
Cambridge - Harvard University
VS.. Brown University.
Observation-Disclosures College VS.. !.
Trinity.
Geneva-Hobart College VS.. Buff |
falo.
Worcester--Holy Cross vs. Colby |
Easton -- Lafayetto College VS..
DE laware.
81, Bethlahem-Lehigh, University
VS.. Lebanon Valley,
Allertown - Muhlenberg College
W., Fordham University.
Durham - New Hampshire Va
Massa chusetts Agriculture.
New hork-New York University
VS.. Rutgers College.
New fork--pennaylvania vs..
Dartmouth College.
Chester-Pennsylvania MIL col
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AR,es Do;;cc:.::ss Kansas
Farmers by Z to O

AMES Nov. ll.--Iowa state COL
lese won Missouri Valley con.
ference game from the Kansas
Aggies. to o. here today. Amcs
scored its only touchdown In the
third period. Young passed To
Carrie for first down on the Kansas
27-yard line Gaylord lost twu
yards on an N1d run. Young passed
TO Higgins over the Kansas right
halfback for touchdown. Young
kicked goal.
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No,rata High ROmps
on FL. Smith, AZ to 0

NoWATA, Nov 11.--Nowata high
defeated TT. Smith. Ark. high here
today, az to 0. Bean Griffith and
LaFavour starred for Nowata. Rean
made two long runs for touch
downs. 1T, Smith made first
down.
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Okmulgee Deio1ts ada
Z to o m Hard Game

okMULGEE. Nov. 1i.-Matthed
Tor the first time this season with
a team OF equal weight. the OK.
mulgee high school football team
beat the ,undeteated Ada high school
eleven. to 0. before an Armistlce
day crowd OF nearly two thousand
people, Straight football brought
most of the gains. although both
teams used the aerial attack.
The one score was made in the
first quarter.
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Summary. Touchdowns, MUM
ford. /; bedford. I. Substitutions:
Wetumka. Mccoy for II. Nichols;
Chowin for Thompson; Lowder for
Mastin; Gregg for Willoughby; vii
loughby for Gregg. Tulsa. Ander.
son for Boiling, Boiling for Ander-
son; Moore for McCrearyl Cook for
Goforth: Lawton for Ledford: We
niecki for Mumford: Fitch for
Hardie; Anderson for Boiling.
Score by quarters.
LIST End ard 4th Tot.
Wetumka 0 0 o O. 0
Tulsa 0 0-l4
Officials: Referee. Crosby OF Dart T.
mouth. Umpire, Brian. T. e. Head
Linesman, Gowan. Timekeepcrs,
Stout, r. II. S.
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Substltutlons. Central Court
ney FOR Cox. Kidd for House Bunch
for McAnnich. NJ williams for
Miller; Tulsa--Jones for Renfru.
Renfro for Jones. White for Witty,
Griszard tOr Balcom
Central scoring -- TouChdowns,
Braymcr t. liurndon /, Courtney I
goals after touchdowns William
son 3.
Officials "Tsy 81. ~ referee.
Dr. Brewer 90, u umpire; Doe
tor Paden tU. OF p head lines
man.