The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-25
BY NoRREL MoOpARp.

l1N NbhlflI NAlOllAiAlls
/ Overcoming n lead OF Z TO Tulsa
High came back in the last Of the
| fourth period in her Turkey day en-
/ gHgcment with oklahoma City
| Thursday at the Lee stadium and
won out, II TO Z. The gun announc-
/ ing the end OF the fourth probably
kept Tulsa from scoring third
| touchdown as the bali was on Okla.
| homa Citys iS-yard line, with the
| latters line demoralized and unable
/ TO Withstand the terrific attack Of
the Crimson and Cream.
| Tulsa played easily her best game
OF the season. Her line plunges in
the last period against the heavy
! oklahoma City squad was a feature
OF the game. After the first few
minutes OF the game, and until the
/ fourth was almost half over, the
capital city squad had Tulsa bcsted
/ with TO score. having made
"A touchdown score soon after the
opening Of the game. The o. c..
lines utter decentralization after
Tulsa had staged her comeback
with two touchdOwns was complete,
gaining on almost every play.
The greatest or sportsmanship
dominated tho entire game. AL
though Tulsa and Oklahoma City
were on their toes throughout the
four quarters. each out TO win the
game or bust. there was the utm Ost
OF friendliness among the play
ers on both sides. Taking in con-
alteration the very hard game and
the heavy weight OF the players,
there was very few minutes taken
out for injuries.
Mumford Star of Game.
I In nj IN
at Lee Stadium Thursday. lie ac-
counted for a large percentage OF
the tackles and made the largest
and most telling gains OF any play
er on the field. Ledford came a
close second, both OF the backfield
men taking turns about with the
ball. Sheehan played fine de
fensive game for tho Crimson and
Cream as also did Hardfe, the lat
ter playing one OF his best games
OF the season. Walker and Nc
defensive work. Boiling also made
telling gains for Tulsa.
Snodgrass and Hunter were cast
ly the best men for oklahoma City.
Lackey was not playing up to his
previous seasons record and
neither was Mcbride. Both men
were unable TO make consistent
gains.
Wind Favors Tulsa.
Tulsa won the toss at the begin
ming OF the game, and chose to
kick, Hardie kicking to oklahoma
Clty's 40-yard line, where the latter
! waA downed. with a strong wind AT
! their backs, Tulsa played n kicking
game. Sheehan kicked 10 yards and
then Hallar recovering the ball
kicked agtist the wind for 20-yard
gain. Through forward passes Tulsa
carried the ball TO Oklahoma City's
; 20-yard line but there lost tho bal
on downs.
on oklahoma City's second down
Hallar punted to the middle OF the
field and Tulsa returned for two
: yards. Ledford on Tulsa's first
! down went through for 10 yards and
! on an end run again raced through
r for a 3-yard gain. on a l5-yard for.
ward pass from Sheehan, Tulsa full
: back TO Lawton, quarter, the Tulsan'
, again carried their opponents back
Okla oma City was penalized Is
! yards for holding and the sphere
! rested on the capital city's l5-yard
: line, Tulsa losing on downs
on Oklahoma City's fourth down
Hallar kicked free for 35-yard
gain, Sheehan then kicked across
+ tho Cardinals goal line and the lat
- ter returned to their l5-yard line
, Working Tulsa back 70 the middle
OF the field. Hardy, Tulsa center
d broke through the Cardinals line
and blocked a punt. Hallar ther
q punted to Tulsa's 23-yard line wher
the quarter ended.
The Visitors Score.
Beginning in the second quarter
Oklahoma City came back In good
form in n series OF end runs on tht
part Of Snodgrass, took the ball e
Tulsas I0-yard line. Here Hallal
. fumbled and Hardie threw him for {
, 6-yard loss. Mcbride tried a kicl
for field goal hut missed. Tulsa wa!
I carried back TO her l0,yard line. or
a forward pass from Hallar TO Nc
, Bride who was standing back %
, 1ulsas goal line the capital cit,
I squad easily made n touchdown anc
Mcbride kicked goal,
The Cardinals now had the vino
, in their favor and In the kickit
carried the ball 10 Tulsa's ?0-yarC
line. Boiling here made II spectacu
lar run OF 20 yards through o. c.
: stiffest interference.
For the succeeding two quarter,
q the ball stayed either in the middl,
Of the field or In Tulsa's territory
; Mumford and Ledford made big gain,
ny leIElIlG tnh'Eth NUIOugn iNs
= Cardinals line. The first half ended
with the ball in the middle OF th'
field.
In the beginning OF the third
several subsitutions by both side
n were made. Huges for IAckey. sta
y I Oklahoma City center and McKin
ney for lnman were the substitu
tions for the Cardinals. Neither sid,
- was able TO score.
! Tulsa Stars Late.
In the fourth quarter Tuls'
2 openel up with her best form. tear
, Ing the Cardinals Iino 20 pieces,
E Lackey again went back to his Ole
b position and Mckinney relieved In
I | man.
. Tulsa again took tho north
} goal and the wind which had beer
d against them for the other two
: quarters was now In their favor
For the first few minutes of tn,
fourth. the bali stayed near Okla
homa City's 30-yard line. Then tn,
-, Crimson and Cream begah thoil
J series OF telling attacks on the for
mer's line which netted them tive
touchdowns IN a very few minute.
A apart
Tulsa Ties the score.