The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-03

NtrhtHnt tpfiuhhI inc iAhl's
Both the Sapulpans and Coach
Butch Scnnlon's Chicag0aus seemed
TO n'Ccpt the widespread discussion
and comparison OF weighs aud sizes
OF the two Contcudcrs as a challenge
from fans TO Conflno their efforts
with tho pigskin 10 straight fout-
ball and this gtylc ~ play prcdom
mated. with the teams seesawing
back and forth over tho center OF
tho field throughout most of the
game with neither goal too closely
approached many times
Hard blows at the OklahomRns
front line. by which tho nurtherners
were expected To make their big
gest gains, did not net bis gains nj
any time and they failed TO mako
first down on all but four OF the
times the ball was Tn their possess
sion. Two of their first downs wore
results OF their Hpasmodio attemptH
at aerial play
SnpuIpa Drives Through.
Despite tho fact that they were
outwolghed almost ten pounds 10 the
man, Coach Jones warriors deliv-
tred powerful tabs at the Hyde Park
line and sent men through for many
additional ynrds frequently. II
was Sapulpas blows at their oppon-
ents' line that nctted their winning
touchdown. The tally came late In
the opening quarter when Sapulpa
drove deep into Chicago territory
by the old style OF play. Two end
runs took the bali from tho 80.
yard liinc TO the Parks liyard stripe
and McCrady slant 2apulpa tackle
and captain. plunged through for n
score. Ford kicked goal for tho
extra nOint
Chicago Threatens Once.
From the time Of sapulra's
oouuter until tho finish whistle tho
same was q fight. mostly on the
outside OF both elevena' 20-yard
lines, that pleased lovers OF the
smashing brand OF football Chiea-
ghs nearest approach TO Sapuipas
goal line came late in the final pc
rtod when series OF passes, fol-
lowed by resumption Of line
smashing tactics. took the ball TO the
Jonesmen's l0-yard marker. Here
they lost tho sphere and McCrady
punted out OF danger The game
ended with the ball In Chicago y
hands on their own 4e-yard line.
A crowd estimated at over five
thousand watched tho squad from
oklahoma take on the Great Lakes
districts offering in weather that
WAS similar 10 uhrly fpfinB.
Defeats Hclpcd Jonesmen.
Two defeats almost in succession,
after two seasons of victories,
seemed to have had n big effect on
Coach Jones' Blue. arld White team
IN Saturdays game, IA n grldiron
ma chine of eloven units. each work
ing for the advancement OF the
whole, the Sapulpans appeared "a
fight with n vengeance in mind %
show that they still posse ssed many
OF the qualities of last years un-
beatahle squad. After the score IN
tho opening quarter, they presented
q formidable obstacle TO Hyde park
progress down the field and were not
overcome,
Captain McCrndy, of tho Jones
entry, played one of his most bril-
liant games In breaking up Chlcago'i
several passes ana IN downing fas'
men that tried to make use OF thu
holes drilled by their bulky line
Charlie stroud received and re
turned Chicago punts with a speeC
that made him look like Hippo
Morris of 1891 fame. When star
are considered II would be safest 4
day the entire oklahoma team per
formed In n stellar role In upholdini
The southwest's scholastic hanne
against the northern moleskll
wearCrs.
Charlie Duval. captain ana hal
back OF the Chicagoans, was valu
able asset to his team Rnd Otter
stopped a yellow jenseyed plunge
that might have increased Sapnlpa
lad The Scanionlte line was so nea
an equal to the outer defense tha
Coach Jones has perfected for Sa
pulpa as the latter has opposed thi
year