The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-11

Y students viii mrct the Cuuputriuu
fouihnli heroes With fiNinu p'us
! nanis and inud hussns vh"u ;iir
team arrives nt the frisco station
! at 7:aA O'Clock "Wednesday morn
ing. special wells fur the u"tu-iun
VIII he icd hl hrrr lchdcr- Patty
johnson and ned Gcttingcr. l-unl
j first hour classes VIII BE- pd.
jourrod aud the student body win
make the trip a. aud FROM the
7 campus lu spyDlal bus-ss tu hc
l furnished by ~" Tulsa street rail
! way company.
Special 20 Tho World
j DALLAS Texas. oct ~ Tulsa
4 University gridiron athletes met
land conquered tho Texas AERlcs. Last
years famous champions of tho
south and the only team tu drfrht
"Bo" Mcmillan and his famous clan
! of Paying Colonele from Centre cOl-
: icke. - Z of0 here this afternoon iu
one OF tho most thrilling football
iRames ever staged before tho huge
crowd nj the Texas State fair.
Tho tulsa yellow Jackets" ana
. the Aggice bnttied through tho nru
quarter o 10 o. IN tho second period
iTulsa rushed over touchdown hul
iMurtin failed TO Kick tho try-for-
lpuint, Tho Texans dropped one over
lthc goat posts and the score was 9
10 3. Ia the third quarter Tulsa
carried tho ball across tho goal line
sSsain asd Mnrn Kicked goal IN
lthe final auaFt-g she AREiss rushod
che ball over and Kicked soni. mnk-
ing the score 10 to 10 IN favor OF
Coach ~, NJ. Achers husklos.
Centre college has n ne wrival for
Sta football laurels In the university
Of Tulsa, formerly Harry Kendall
college Of Tulsa. okla, for today
this little university. with hardly
five hundred students. OF which over
half are girls, sent its football team
here 10 outright. out-gamc and out
play the Texas a. a NJ, eleven In its
fair park stadium. winning "a To 10.
u was tho same stadium that
IRA" Mcmillan and HIS all vlctori-
Gus Centre college eleven met their
first defeat last New Years % 10
~. AZ the hands OF the same Texas
Aggles that we're 30 badly beaten
today.
OuspIaycd Texans.
Tho score does not Indicate the
great margin which separatod tho
H;;,a Oklahoma rquud ana the
Texas team, In as far aa play was
concerned. The Tulsa ends and
backs were all over tho field at
once ~ seemed, when n forward pass
was attempted. Their ability to use
this offense probably won them the
game. Both touchdowns were the
outcome OF long passes on unusual
formations. Not only this. but tho
fact that the Oklahoma team COM
nleted Is out OF II attempts at the
aerial game.
Al nTfI.iaI- apH -
game who have watched tho dlf-
fcrent games in this section. are free
20 admit that Tulsa IL tho class Of
this section and deserves all the
credit due snch n victory.
II was n full Triumph for the
Tulsa university squad. Outfavored,
outweighed, and playing before an
allen gathering, the Gold and Black
warriors of Coach Howard Acher
rose TO mighty heights. swept A. A.
VI down into tho brink opened Wide
by the deadly aerial game.
Football officials who witnessed
tho A. & NJ. victory over the Centre
eleven last year arc FREQ TO state
that the fighting band Of huskics
from oklahoma played - Gar SUI
perior game to any that has ever
been staged on the fair park stadl-
7
played as pretty game as any one
out weighed nearly twenty pounds
so man, from the tackles 70
tackles fought vuliautly and hold
the rush ot the A. & M. squad twice
on the 2-yard line.
Throughout the first quarter
Tulsa hammered away at tho A. a
NJ, forwards, and late In the second
quarter, Bugs Morris, the AEgies
Kicker. dropped back to his To-
yard line and sent over perfect
place Kick for the first score.
Formation Puzzled.
Thon Tulsa opened with It's eagle
formation. puzzling the Aggiey with
the scrimmage line spread hcross
the field. Quarter back Thomas
shot perfect pass 10 Right End
White from Tuisa's i9-yard line.
but White stepped out Of bounds
snd the ball wac called back. On
the next play, the Same formation
was used and white raced 35-yards
down tho sidelines Tor the second
time. now to IA legitimate touch
down, Goal was missed.
After an exchange or kicks. the
quarter ended, and I'm tho next
period, Tulsa. with the same formh-
tlon hut a different combination,
this time white 10 stewart gained
20 Yards and he went through the
field Tor the second touchdown.
Martin kicked goal, Stewards
catch was sensational taklnc tho
bah from a half knoeliug position
and getting away through the fiol1
\ s. NJ. was heavily favored To- VIA
out. the Tulsa game was considered
only n fair workout, hut the Aggics
were not overcunfidont. They were
simply outhattled
They threatened once I'm tho
fourth quarter. They recovered "a
tumble and took the bail go the
Tulsa one yard line, but The Tulsa
line held
Throughout The entire game spike
Price, on an end flashed. His great
rowing play. his defensive work and
his handling and pointing Of inter
ference were perfect. Price ~ one
of the greatest defense backs who
has ever performed In Texas and
he was over the entire field,
Immediately after the game Head
Coach Bible OF A. 4 NJ gave fun
credit 10 Tulsa, I'VE were beaten
fairly" he said,
Lineup:
TULSA GS) Pos, 4. & n. uo)
Beacon Ccb l.. o. T.. Wilson (C1