The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21
Coach Schmidt Confident
of Another Banner
Football Year
ONE LOSS IN q YEARS
Some Good Games on Sched-
ule at Home, Also Some
Hard Ones on Alien Soil

VIII the University Of Tulsa sus-
tain the record this fail IN football
that its predecessor, Henry Kendall
college mas set for II?
That is question that is being
" asked over and over by the friends
" the Presbyterian school
It will be remembered that Ken.
dali had IL perfect title OF the state
championship last fall but FOR Its
tie with Phillips L In a zoro-zcro
game At that her supporters say
Fho won tho championship as she
WAS not defeated during tho entire
season. Furthermore only u points
were scored against the Kendall
Tigers. whereas she made 622 points
against her opponents. Moreover,
tho csby'crians have lost only ono
game dui ~ the four years that
they have been coached by Francis
Schmidt.
Brian Leads the Tigers
captain elect Harry Brian hopes
to lead the Tigers to another state
championship. Coach Schmidt will
be back again this year and expects
go have II of last years letter men
return as nucleus around which
20 start off a strong eleven. Brian
was chosen all-statc half last year
and did most OF the passing and
,Yurting. He is one OF the clovcrcst
Amokcu-field runners in the state
tnd set a record last year OF four
touchdowns from kick off
Captain Edo witty Of last years
team, center for two years. and one
of the steadiest passers In the state.
will be back battling for the pivot
position.
Eliza Renfro. tho speedy WACO
ner meteor. who played quarter
back last season. has been keeping
in trim all summer, "Ren's" i'm
proycment was noticeable through
out the year and he should make a
bid for all-state honors this fall.
speedy Mac to BE Back.
Harold McMahan. right half. who
clipped off tho 100 at the state meet
at saltwater in As seconds, will
probably be back. Mac was hardly
In shape last year to do himself JUS
tice, but this year should find him
the sensation Of Oklahoma football
circles.
Joe Bernstein, whose hard line
punging and great defensive work
backing the line was feature Of
last seasons play, will more than
likely be smashing over touchdowns
for the Tigers this fall.
Charles keck of Dewey. who
played sensational bail at both end
and half Will be on tho firing line
this year. Keck is not only good at
the gridiron game, but was chosen
forward on the all-state basketball
team and won the individual all
around medal at the state track
meet.
Earl Jones and Harold Balcom.
ends, hail from Blackwell, Both
have already started doing light
work to get in condition. Jones Is a
quarterback OF no mean ability and
did good work at half also.
Shine" Martin, Wagner. tackle
and placement kicker de luxe OK
poets this to be his last year Last
season shine" made record Of
behind his Kick. Was chosen on
las. years all-state team
Sterling Lincsmcn Return.
Homer Mauldin, Fairfax; Tom
Williams, Mangum, and James
Herndon Of Valiant are a trio Of
sterling liresmen whose plays were
'ar above the average all last sea
SON Heavy Mauldin Is one Of the
: greatest defensive guards I'm the
state, Williams played every posi-
Non on the team, except quarter,
wth credit to himself, ana Jim
Herndon was the hardest tackling
man on the squad.
Barney Stepp and EnElc Law
norm Of jerks high school. with last
Years experience, should make a
strong hid for regular berth this
year. Each handles tho ball clever
~ ana have made letters in both
BASKETBALL and baseball.
Edward HerndOn, Valiant; Con
Nohcrtson, Hubert, and Oscar VII
mans OF Hugo, are ends Of varsity
,alhor and displayed ability at the
Nank last year.
Leo Lanham of Wagner, a light
rack whose injuries kept him out
much Of last year. and Ray Fleck
Muskogce, are reliable players TO
ns r"ckonod with this season \
aark horse IN the line this fall NAV
JNoe Honest 4 he" Ellison Of the
lfack team. ABE" stands feet
!-2 inches tall ana weighs ls7
I pounds, He has played very little
\ loothaN but says he is going to
,nsHe the team this fall or break a
Central Here November II.
Inc 1921 schedule Includes every
'pt the Aggie who will be on next
ygaT schedule. Central normal
"no wore only beaton 3 TO last
s,ar will be played at Tulsa on No.
'ember !, Homecoming day
Iubby" McIntire's Phillips Hay
rSANers win furnish the combat for
na anNsgiylng day at Tulsa. Two
"1 sur games away from home
WI De the Texas Christian Univer-
Ky az Fort Worth, October 2l, and
Ne haskell Indians at Kansas City.
"I on October 90.
Win the increased enrolment
wAhy wy new players will be found
S,lh'ns In the lineup, Coach
aA,nW'at has received commuulca-
As9ns from a number OF now men
h,ose record I'm high school has
~ such that he predicts the fight
b.. positions on the Varsity will be
n4'f than ever before.
b., 'asuoa'ly y all new equipment has
so, secured 20 outfit this years