The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-19


iug.y slow. umo out being taken
frequently ana with the skies over
east darkness rtmc carly The rc-
suit was that tho lest quarter was
started with dusk rapidly settling
over the ficld. and long before the
pistol shot ending tho game was
heard II was so dark that even those
on the udelincs could not follow the
ball, Sometimes II was difficult 20
tell whether Tulsa or Sdpulpa had
the piEskiu.
sapulpa's last two touchdownp
were made IN the dusk of the last
quarter, and on the muddy west end
OF the fcld
The gridlrou was laid Off in the
local Southwestern league baseball
park While tho west halt In the
baseball lnflold was muddy, with
pools OF water standing here and
there. The east half WAS fairly firm,
being in the grassy out ield Before
tho game great quantities OF oil was
poured over the muddicr parts OF the
field and burned.
Tho crowd seeing Sapulpa's
triumph was chilled to the bone by
the damp north wind, II was the
largest gathering that has seen a
game here this year, and would havt
been even bigger but for the throat
.nirg and irciem"nt weather.
Sapuipa Uses Pass continually.
Sapuipa relied principally on the
forward passing game despite the
wet field. and this unexpected cam
paign OF attack took Tulsa by sur
prise early In the gam3 Later,
however. TulAas defense stiffened
against the aerial game.
Lawrence McCrady right tackle.
was the forward pasSer-lh -chief for
sapuipa. Hts hurllng reminded TUT
sans In the crowd of John Young at
Kendall.
In addition TO their passing the
SnpuipAns occasionally resortcd to
straight fuuthdit Captain Rex
Thomas. the flashy Hippo" Morris
McCrady and y, Jones s,uod out Ior
Sapuipa.
For the defeated but hard fighting
Tulsnns. Captain Sheehan shone AS
usual on the defense, Davis, Mark
owltz, Mumfprd and Lcdford sharing
honors with him.
Tulsa had two good chances to |
score, missing both. Those came IN I
the fourth period. one failed when |
on forward piss the bal! hit tho I
goal post, with a tulsa man walt
ing TO cstcd It. The other few /.
minutes lhktI AbhHh hiHA WIN AN' ]
hall close 10 SapulpHs goal again I.
only to loso II ON an Intercepted I
pass
Sapupa counted two touchdowns
~ the first period, one In the soc
ond and two In the fourth after thb
third had been scorclcs5. Captain
Thomas booted thee goals and
T. IL. =. spirit u roaturs,
Though the crimson ana Cream me!
their most silnglng reverse % years sna
lghiy the school apirt shown by the
many hundreds Of students accompanying
did q crowd ot rootcrs disIlAy moro lifo
and pcp than the rulHtru
Nearly thousand .iudens came owe,
=. H. s.. They poured into sapulp'n
sutpinon,ie1 S"q oG 'HteL159hsT loaded ~
tho gunwaleB discharged their crowds
right At the park cptrsoc,
were prevented from making the trip by
motor hy fear nf tho road hstnss bad a,
motor however mad no trouble
Between the halves, snake dances made
up 9i stuaens ~ ,f''" o9'm s'.Sn' % IT, tn s.hiss aHs
soores OF pretty sapulpa sirls walked with
hsnnHrA on which was inncrihed 'fep
number of Sapulpa girls dressed IN white
sweaters and blue sklr,s the school eolors,
sS ssSu, :" tSS SS'nIH' msd in tsqy '% o2dsp '''"'
Tulsa hlsh ana sspulpa occupied sepa.
.s. andsts9Ga !, % and a. to5msr s,l l'S S.a qs
fasss- ", Line uttlnE.
Tho game Waa marked with short Tor
uard pssscs hy sApuipa and a hard hr
ting line or the part N Tulsa Supulps $
aftsr f pIaS started Dyer sspulpa @snd.
bovke Tulsa punt. after the ball had
boen driven into Talaa territory an ny
carried II over Tor a touchdown. Thomas
niisssd goal sapulpa's second tally cam'
from McCrady to Themas had takcn
2 tho piEskin 10 TulHas 5-yard line. MoAl
isier' fullbacE raced through hole IN the
bali on Tolss's so-ysrd line with the
The series ef aerial plays started by
Sapulpa In the first quarter again bore
pass from Mocrady to Thomas, the lat.
Ter raced 20 yards for touchdown ana
Durlnk the last OF the second period,
however, Tulsa came hack and forced tho
Blue aud white - defensive work. almost
Largo gains and broke through the sa-
quarter. was also a star. working the team
through several end runs which netted
ths Tulsa team small Eains Tho first
hsr ended with the pel on sspulpss
rhird Period Hard Fought.
70 M openlng period oi the second
nam hha 'AlNf Nhfh WIN ffNFWfl
strength, aud the third quarter was a
sse-ssw affair with the crimson and
rrssm gseh,ns fighting lhsrd to. preysut
minutes Of play, sspulpa'- LETT end was
.NGTs,y s ssS Snes an SSTn by ne referee when
line. This was similar MAY 10 that
which enabled sapulpa 10 pile up another
tally against Oklahoma cny week
before.
Tulsa wen. throossh the s.galans' tine
passes saved the day for the Jonesmen.
During the last of tho third quarter.
s Brown Tulsa guard. ana MArkoVits, end
starred Ia their Hpd,tacular taekltng
DolinS- the other Tulsa end, also did star