The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-19
VICTORY IS WON
BARELY BEFORE
FINAL WHISTLE
Tulsa Defensive Improves ;
Girl Freshies Defeat
Sophs, 10 to 10

The basketball series De-
,,yeen Tulsa university and
Central normal of Edmond
was made all-even for the
year Saturday night when the
local varsity quintet snatched
1922 victory from the
Wantland aggregation. The
teams broke even in a recent
two.game clash at Edmond,
and as Central won here Fri
! Nav night the Tulsa victory in
4 the final contest made it two
all for the season.
Nip and Tuck Battle.
ttke the three preceding games
hetween the Teachers and Tigers,
saturday nights battle was nip and
Wck with the result in doubt until
tbe final whistle, A few minutes
bofore the end the score stood 2O-20.
Then Lamb and Bayhylle OF Tulsa
tossed field goals in rapid order and
shunatpua looped a free throw, ac-
isr negotiated the last marker for
,he Teachers, a pretty shot.
A nice crowd that moderately
Hlled the Harwell gym turned out
tor The final Tulsa a-Central affray,
ana the fans were rewarded by a
iaH clean game not at all marred
nv roughness. Nine fouls were called
\ on Tulsa and eight on Edmond.
{kSpnatoua succeeded in five Of his
Easht attempts at free throws, while
snesg made only four in nine. and
tbat partly accounts for the Tulsa
success.
Tulsa Defensive Better.
brilliant defensive work by Shun-
atona and Lambs nice playing at
forward featured the Tulsa play.
4 Miller and Wildman were the best
nets for the Teachers. While II
4 vas a see-saw game Tulsa led most
4 q the time. Score at the end Of
4, he first half was is TO IA, Tulsa.
The Tulsa defensive, which went
10 pieces in the second half Friday
night and enabled Central to win,
.jto "a, was much better.
A technical foul' was called on
Captain Williamson OF Edmond by
Referee Stern when one of the Gem
trar coaches stepped on the floor
10 protest n decision by the arbiter.
While Tulsa university achieved
The victory with several regular men
on, o. the lineup, Central also was
handicapped by the same misfortune.
i Bsymer and Leforce, the two reg
MAR guards, both are out because OF
illness
IN the preliminary game the col
lege girl freshies defeated the soph-
olnore girls. 10 TO 10, in a hotly con-
tested battle. The sophs spurted in
the second half and gained on the
yc,ors who had piled up 1873 lead,
bu, couldn't overcome the hrndicap'
Varsity lineup and summary:
Tulsa (25) Pos. Central ts2)
lamb Il suesz
Bayhylle # Miller
Kerr G. Vannoy
Shanatona G. Wildman
Goals from field--Lamb 4. Bay
hyre Q, Brownfield 3, Miller 4, Suesz
2, williamson 2, Wildman I.
Free throws-Shunatona out OF
q Suesz 4 out of 8.
RefeTse-Stern.
scorer-Snyder.
Tlmekeeper--Davis.
Preliminary lineup and summary:
X Freshies u9)A Pos. Sophs. t15)
n Roach F Armour
"A Martin y Corbin
Eakes g Pishney
Gorden "S & r. Rawley
" shimpsher G. BlrIen
n Fulllng q II. Rawley
1 Goals from field--Roach 8, Martin
a ! l.. Shimpsher /. Armour g.. Cor
a Bin /.
a Free throws--Roach out OF 2,
4 Martin 0 out of 3, Armour out OF 9.
.substtutions-L. Shimpsher for
Martin, Martin for l.. Shimpsher,
Il shimpsher for Fulling. Fulling for
L, shlmpsher, Hogue for Il. Rawley.
Reieree-Wllliams..