The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-02
OLD KENDALL SQUAD
AND ALL-STARS ARE
READY FOR WHISTLE
Game at McNulty Park to Start at 2;30-Confdence in
Both Camps on Eve Of Battle--Kendall Expected to
Rely on Aerial Came as Stars Line Is Formidable;
Favorable Weather Forecast

Tho team that won glory iOr Ken
dan college on the gridrou back
ia 1868 Will take the ficId again
today. defending its wcll-Uou hon
ors against the attack of a comhi
nation OF All-Stars huilt about
quartet Of the brightcrt performers
ON this years oklahoma University
eleven The teams are TO clash az
McNulty park at $50 tnis pftor-
noon. II probably viii De the last
footbalI game Tor many on hotn
teams.
Last night on tho eve of the FRAY
indications wore that the battle
would prove a fitting ollmaX Tor 3
football season rcplete Locally as
VOL as elsewhere with sensational
struggles. W.ths crisp but sunshiny
weather the outlook, a large crowd
il expected To turn out. Due 10 tho
sentiment surrounding the o'd Ken.
dali machine and desire on the
part OF fans 10 sec those mighty oif
grid performers In action ugaln>i
stars OF later day. great Interest
in the game has developed.
In preparation for tho contest
both teams yesterday concluded
their training with light signal
practice and the Kondallites also
devoted some time 10 pcrfoct.ng for
ward pass plays.
Confidence ON Roth sides.
sam McBirney. father OF foot
ball at Kendall college" VINO has
been helping get the Orange and
Black outfit In shape for the con
test. mhdo no prediction as To the
outcome. However. II was easy 10
soc that Sam was moro than pleased
Mt the way his old charges showed
on the field.
Tho old Kendall players them
selves were not so bashful Several
freely admitted" they would win
They don't think the All-SthrS can
break up thcir aerial attack, which.
with Ivan Grove throwing the haii
ana Spr niger. Jones. Dcweese, kcrk
and othcrs ON the receiving end, ls
certain TO bc formidable.
Harold Mcmahon, a Kendall man
ia 1920 and also with Nebraska T..
experience, who assembled tho Az
star team. was just as confident as
the kcndallites.
"My men have the advantage Of
freshness aud youth lilo na a..
"They'n be able to play hare 'onscr
than the veterans | expect the
hardest kind Of game. hut ! he
lieye wen be able To break through
tho Kendall Iine and n we ron stop
their forward passing we shou1d ac-
compish the feat 80 many believe
Is lnpossible--and WIN
1Am-stars Have the Weight
The An-stars will outweigh the
Kendall squad by II considerable
margin. The stars line IL indeed n
mountain OF muscle and bone,
weighing 2iO pounds from tackle to
tackle. Neither IL the backiieid
light, the average being lTs pounds
The llghtest man In the stars limo Is
Flinshum Of Carlisle, whose lei
pounds will fil the gap at LEFT
tackleq
Mcmahon expects his team 10 GO
through the game with but few
changes. In fact he VIII nave 70
keep most OF his men In throughout
as he viii have but three In reserve
when the first eleven takes the
field. lie has revised his line ur
somewhat, and will start Tyler and
Haskell at ends, Flinchum and
Gray at tackles. strauss and Chap
man AT guards and Mckinney az
conter. In the backfleid wig h'
Rrenneman at quarter, iiill ano
Rrian 4 half and RAY at fullback
Mcmahon viii have himself. Bnte
man and Brewer In reserve.
For Kendall lIeck and Jones VII
star, at cuds, Blevins and Wallace
at tackles. Dad Young and Austl'
at guard aud Aleu- at center. II
the back field Ivan Grove VIII dlrec
the play as quarterback, Jon
Young viii be in his old place a
fullback and Springer and Hall wi
be on duty as halfbacks Dewcese
utility; Harry Muller, Joe Haus
and Earl Grove, hackfield, an
Starter and Holmes. line, VIII b
In reserve.
F,rnncis schmidt. coach at Tuls
university, has been selected /
referee the game