The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-29
|ACHER'S MEN GO
THROUGH TEXANS
|. IN EASY FASHION
Ragged Playing Marrs
Battle; Aerial Attack
Is allure
BY l.. l.. STONE.

Tulsa university's Golden Hurri-
,ne swept the Texas Christian uni
,,rsty Horned Frogs before them
In slow ragged game at Lee sta
d.um Saturday afternoon and won
Kthelr fifth straight victory Of the
fcason, 2t TO o. Although Coach
Ssohers boys scored right off the
jyel. they were off their stride- and
4wice they were held for downs on
Ihe i-yard line. The Tulsa boys
ID I'd and fought when the visitors
II ere IN the scoring zone. but their
II clal attack collapsed
II fhe university lads outclassed the
n ..tors from start to finish. Neither
II cam had a passing combination
khat would succeed. Tulsa tried six
krasses. two OF which were success
kul-one over the goal line for
Touchdown. Three of the passes
|mere Incomplete and one intercept
b.. T. G. U. tried 12 passes, COM
f,leting 3 for a total OF Al yards
frusa pushed the ball along for 10
Hrs. downs while the collegians
From Fort Worth saw the light Of
kay six times.
Rex Thomas outclassed Honey OF
|he visitors In the punting depart
knent He punted half dozen times
hand averaged about 40 yards while
cioney kicked out 10 times and aver
kscd around 2s yards.
By taking the Texas Christians
ontoi camp via the shutout route.
6rhtSs lads are conceded an edge
|tver Coach +. 4. Schmidts Razor
backs from Arkansas u In their
|Eano AT Fayetteville next week.
Pass Up Aerial Attack.
Although the Tulsa lads were
kchedulcd to uncover an aerial at
hack that would dazzle the visitors,
Hans vino gathered TO see the over
cad game were doomed to disap-
sl1intment. Tulsa went into the lead
Carly in the game and the local boys
lWcre not forced TO extend themselves
h. keep in the load. Tulsa tried five
E,asses Two were incomplete. one
Intercepted and two completed. n
cave from Thomas to Wight In the
, ast quarter for 80 yards. paved the
kay for Tulsa's second touchdown.
Tulsa scored the first touchdown
h. the first three minutes OF play.
Martin kicked off for Tulsa and the
bail sailed away over the cross-bar,
rulsa held the Texans and forced
3hem 10 punt from the 20-yard line.
fhe high wind held the ball and II
WAS Tulsa's ball on the 3b-yard line.
Tulsa lost two yards on n bad pass
l. Thomas ON the second play
Nlckers took the ball, broke through
lhc line over left tackle, sidestepped
he entire r. C. L. second defense
|or touchdown. Martin kicked
foal.
Texans Make Stand.
After the first touchdown before
he game was hardly started. the
Texas Christians settled down ana
began to play football. Several
rumbles gave the visitors the breaks
bnd enabled them to keep the ball
,n the center of the field during the
remainder of the quarter. Rex
Thomas stepped into the limelight
with several brilliant tackles and a
beautiful 35-yard dash around the
light end. Tulsa had the ball on the
Texas Christian un!versity's 25-yard
Pine, but Ba.com fumblcd and Texas
punted out OF danger, Martin tried
L placement from the 55-yard line
/ ut he topped the ball. The quar-
Ger ended with the ball on the Texas
Christian university's 45-yard line.
Jack Wright was hurt and Beacon
was sent In. Beacon played the
best game OF the season. He was
last and down on every punt. He
the punts through and not
one.of them was returned an inch
"hlN he was in the game.
Early in the second quarter Tulsa
rushed the ball down the field with
Z, series OF line plunges and had the
haIl on the Christians 3-yard line
and four downs to put the ball over.
nut the visitors steadled and held
The locals for downs and then
ppnted out. Fumbles, punts. short
gains through line bucks and the
Ike forced the bali up and down
lne field for the rest of the quarter
and the half ended with the ball in
! ulsa's possession on the 20-yard
n nhe. Score end OF half, Tulsa, I;
T. c. T., o.
Third Quarter Slow.
, The third quarter of play was
now Both sides took things easy
.nd resorted to punting regularly, |
rumbles again kept the Golden Hur-
lcane from scoring.
IN the fourth period things began |
% happen. Tulsa started plowing |
Up and down the field and pushed |
'Ver two touchdowns with ease. Two |
nng passes featured the period and |
IaN9 Tulsa the additional points, |
tu preliminary punting duel,
IN fnas passed 90 yards TO Wight, |
vac added 20 more before he was
,rought down. Thomas broke |
trough the line for 10 yards and a
ouGhdown. Martin kicked goal.
Martin kicked again and after an |
'AChanse OF punts Tulsa had the |
an on the 40-yard line. shuna-
ona broke through the line for IS |
,atds' Nickers made three through |
ne me on n double pass, Vickers |
oSsed TO Thomas and Thomas
oEed a pretty pass to Balcom. who |