The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-09

t-pder the leadership OF sam NC
elr,ey. banker, veteran grid. coach
"a the father OF football al Ken
Am college. the big Tulsa Y. eleven
...,,rJay scalpcd the lighter Chi
!.ro Indian team to the tune OF 20
ia at McNulty park.
tcpiruey was directing tho team
o., No regucst OF Coach Francis
s..,,jdt who spent the day in still
80 Giving the Texas Christian
y, team the north and south. Tulsa
- =, ui.ys r c. L.. two weeks hence
=, Fori Worth and Coach Schmidt
a.1,ed line on his longhOru ad-
f''wbtlc the final score shows a
',..siaod victory for Tulsa L., the
..,,e with the shifty redskins yes
,crJsy was nip and tuck for the
49, balf-tou close FOR comfort
WITH The score only 10 to 6 in favor
~ T. u. at the end of the second
quarter.
Landslide In last Period.
Tho veteran Mcgirney was not at
ali satisfied with the scoring his
NON mad accomplished up to that
,imc between halves he gathered
,be Orange and Black warriors
about him and told them go. He
sspi In a string Of substitutes for
ihe third quarter and told the first
string men he intended TO shoot
them back ~ the foe In tho last pc.
riod. and informed them he wanted
flock Of touchdowns. 'flght--
and fight hardu That was the pro-
s4m FOR the fourth quarter as Me-
trnpy mapped Il out.
The result was that when the
fresh first team flew into the IN
dlans I'm the last quarter they pre-
senied an irresistible nftar& Touch
downs came thick and fast, and in
Tho is minutes OF play Tulsa u.
rolled up n total Of 40 points max
ing the final count the respectable
T5 10 l2 that it was.
While the fact that Chilocco
scored against tho Tigers was some
what of a surprise 90 many ana a
distinct disnppointm cnt to some, YET
this IL no blot on the T. L. record,
and It's something that's liable TO
happen to any team. Both the chi
loccn touChdowns were lucky-but
the result Of a tumble In the second
period and the other developed from
an Intercepted forward pass in the
last pcriod Both were made by
Captain Weller, whose general work
was the feature Of the Chilocco's
teamwork.
Rcnfro's Work brilliant.
The brilliant work OF Quarterback
\ Renfro who got back IN tho game
4 after an absence of nearly two
\ weeks from the football field stood
! out as the most notable feature OF
the game from r. l.. standpoint.
some Of the best broken field rum
nngs seen here this season was
| done by the little quarter. He ro-
\ turned puuts back through the rcd
N men like real veteran, making one
run OF IS Yards through a broken
Held with tackles scattered the iul'
wav. He made another of 40 yards
with the same result. He also ran
Z his team we'll
The game started off like a real
spirited battle, with the indiana
holding well, but the extra weight
and hard hammcring Of the Orange
and Black wore them down 40 that
they fell AN easy prey in the final
onslaught
All Sui, ,dltutcs Used.
Every man in an Orange and
Black uniform got into the game
and many OF the second string men
stu look Ike contestants for the
ilrst eleven, Captain Brian and
Harold McMahan were not In uni
form but are expected to he eligible
oy next weeks game. one thing
nat stood out was the number OF
strong substitutes available at T. L
his year. A sure place on THE team
WI he hard even Tor the letter NOR
~ cinch. It looks like Coach
schmidt has az least two strong mer
lor each position, This is in strik
ing contrast TO former days wher
enrolment at Kendall was lighter
lor then no good second string mer
we're available and frequently mem'
uss OF tho regular eleven had C
psv through game though badly
crippled and belonging IN a hos
WAl instead Of on a football field
~ me smaller" days 1t was clever
Meh and then pray" Rarely theT
football
Though on the whole the Tiger,
..S,SS sUS IKE strong team, the clever
s.I appears rather green. Yester,
Vy me line was inconsistent, some,
muea II would charge, then slump
slu the tackling was ragged and
frequently high. The backfieid wher
n. contact worked good. blocking
WA ana charging low and hard