The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-27

nun0rGu Teams VIII ldht Ili'
state for their final kick at the
For the most part the games Will
see rivals Of long, long standing
pitted against each otner Among
high schools most Of opponents are
neighbors. There are two notable
exceptions however, at oklahoma
city the Cardinals Of the Central
conference win h' pittcd against
Fort smith, Ark. ono OF the strong
est members Of the recently organ
ICED Tri-Stato association. Passing
IN the Thanksgiving day dltc ia fav-
or of TulaH university ana Central
college, Sapulpa high school Will
come 70 Tnlea next saturday to face
the famous Hyde park eleven from
Chicago. II viii be the first visit ~
any high school team TO Oklahoma
from such distance. and VIII give
direct comparison of oklahoma foot
ball with that Of the north. for Sa-
pulpa Is one OF Oklahoma's ranking
elovens.
The two largest state schools are
sending their teams into foreign
fields for their final encounters. The
Sooners viii wind up a spotted season
at st Louis. opposing Washington
uhiNeIsIiy' !''s 7"oNi"
mona ils 'hlIu MiSIouIa Na''oS
same time the Oklahoma Aggies Will
he battling the Razorbncks at Fort
smith in their final game OF the
southwest conference. They have
more thah an oven ''l"'l'' '"' VIC
tory.
Two High School Upsets.
Oklahoma has kent pace with the
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Following are some OF tne most
important Oklahoma games thls
week all except the Sapulpa- hyde
park, and the Broken Arrow-Ra
mona games being booked for Thurs
day:
Games This Week.
University of Oklahoma VS.. wash
ington at st. Louis.
University of Tulsa Va. Central coll
lege at Tulsa.
East Central vs.. southeastern at
Durant
Baptist VS.. Southwestern at Wealth
erford
Oklahoma Aggies VS.. Arkansas at
Fort Smith.
Oklahoma Military academy VS.
u p. S. at Tonkawa.
Fort Smith at oklahoma City
Broken Arrow VS.. Ramona at
Tulsa, "Wednesday
Hyde Park (Chicago) VS. Sapulpa
vt Tulsa, Saturday.
Arumore at shawnee.
Enid at El Reno.
Eufaula at Pryor.
Prague at Shamrock.
Barnsdali at Pawhusku.
Bacone at Eufaula.
Pawnee at Fairfax
Lawton at Altus
BinEer at Carnegie
Centerview at Seminole,
Heuryetta at McAlester.
Ramona at Sand Springs.
Geary at Yukon
NnWnfa saltwater
Jennings AT uominy.
Henpesscv at CARRIER
Rixbv at Rristov
Sulnhur at Uealdton
Bigheart at Pawhuska
CIaremnre at Vinlta
Wsflis EEss%s at Ct zssa S"a%o''A'