The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02
Team, One of Heaviest on
Record Here, Shows
Up Strong
MARTINS TOE ON JOB
Shine Kicks IL Goals After
Touchdown; 'Tarzan' Heit
off to Good Start
ry - A. BRlDGEwATER.

s,hm.Its heavy Tulsa 4. eleven yes
terday overwhelmed the light and
ireNpuriguccd team OF the East
Central Normal school Of Ada by
a score 0f % to 0. While the op-
posuon was undcniabiy negligent,
the game which was +. us first ni
tho season. showed the orange, \
Black aggregation TO he pOwcr. ul
and formidable although yet some
whs. rough. Experienced footblh
m,u said after the game that tulsa
{. give. promise of having as strong
a team lu.s year as the Kendall com
bulu0u that annexed the state
championship in 1920.
The Ada teachers who last year
held Kendall 20 1910 score and
for time threatened to defeat the
TuIArs were absolutely helpless,
and Tiger t0uchdowns were made
almost at viii in the first. second
and fourth quarters. The score uu-
douhtediy would have passed the
century mark had not Coach
schmidt sent In his substitutes in
the third period. The Ada team
did not resemble the fast and az
ErcssNe squad that represented tho
school last year, the men being ex-
tremely light and most OF them ap-
paggHt'y new to the game.
Tigers Are Very Heavy.
S.Hmdts orange and Black
clcy,n ls the heaviest ever put out
by the school Although the back
field is practically new It shows
great promise. with every man hit
ting the line hard and low r. u.
was hitting % much smaller line, but
showed Zine form for this early in
the season. Reports were out yes
terday that Captain Harry Brian
will be back with the team next
week, and with him and Renfro in
the back field Schmidt will have a
mighty dangerous outfit.
shine Martins educated toe was
IN dazzling form yesterday In fact
shine looks better than last year.
His kicking was gratifying indeed
from T. q. standpoint. He kicked
field goal from the 35-yard linc
and II out Of 10 goals after touch
down. Williams puuting reminded
onlookers ot the days Of Ivan Grove,
averaging so yards. Tom looks ike
a real find for the back field, having
been shifted there from center and
guard OF last years line.
"Hcit' Real Tarzan.
"Taraan' Ileit at fullbaCk yestcF-
day justified thc nickname given
him by the student body. -Four times
the giant 'Tar2an' plunged through
the line for a touchdown. Hcit is
from Ponea city ana looks like a
find
Coach Schmidt used all his new
men who were in shape and eligi-
bic. OF these White, Trieb and
Stewart looked very good.
punls and kiCk-offs like flect-footed
ends, and although tackling was
high az times 1t was always sure,
Being much lighter. Ada had no
chance To profit through line at
tacks, Early in the game when the
teachers did hit the Tulsa line 1,
was just time wasted. Neither did
Ada have enough speed for end
runs, and no attempt was made by
the visitors TO use the forward pass.
Ada punts which were made most
ot the time on first downs, ave: aged
only % yards Ada made tlrst
downs but once and was never near
y er the #. T.. goal line than 80 yards,
It seemed Ada showed poor judg
ment ln receiving all the time, hav-
ing nothing TO gain, the only chance
be'h6 10 fight to keep down the
score The Ada team was made up
principally Of new men, lacking not
only experience but also very light,
Although several Ada men were
AiI out temporarily not a man on
e!lhe. side was seriously hurt.
quarterback Earl Jones of 4. L. was
oadly knocked out in the second
quarter and though he re-ontercd
ihe game in the fourth he apparent
was still unsteady. After the
game he recovered.
Ada pos Tulsa L.
Gavin .,,.,............ BalCom