The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-29
C0RNHUSKERS GO
THROUGH OWENS
LADS WITH EASE
Oklahomans Start Scor-
ing but Fail to Stand
Fast Pace of Enemy

NOVMAN. oct. s--Sebraska's
football eleven lived NJ 10 ~ repu-
tatlou ns "wondor' team ard
walked nnt passed over the okla
homa university machine today,
20 10 7.
After tho first period. which
ended with oklahoma lu the lead ny
ono poln'. tho C0rDhuskcrs dire ted
The play. counting two t0uohd0wns
IN the second period. one IN the
mira and two iu the final period
while tho goonors hattled hclplcFBly.
u was tho first time iu history
visiting team had invaded boyd
field here and completely ou'pl1yod
the S0oncrs in passing. DFahcmh's
Hprciaity But Nebraska completely
daz1icd the Okllhumans IN The air
game ana succeeded I'm tearing up
most of the so3ncrs passing at
tompta.
The ITusltcrs' counters came. three
from forward pass and three from
straight football. while oklahoma =
markers were the retul 81 a brill
liant passing game In the first quar-
ter.
Tho Sooners were held 20 four
first downs compared to NcbrnskH's
1G, which ~ good criterion Of the
relative strenRth of the two olcvona
But Oklahoma displayed brand ~
fig'' that upset the visitors early
IN the game and forced them 60 re-
sort 10 punting.
Nebraskn scored first. when after
an exchange Of punis. Nebraska
llnoman blocked Morrison's punt
and recovered u on .oklahomas
20-ynrd line. Succosslvc terrific
tackle smashcs by Hartley ana
I.cwollen carried the bail TO within
two yards Of the goal. Captain
Hartley then snashed over tncklc
for the counter and proSton's Kick
was blocked
Passed for Touchdown.
Oklahoma with the wind 20 hor
back kicked of and the Huskcrn
booted back. An exchange OF pun,a
followed ana Morrison passed to
Marsh from his own A8'ynrd line.
so yards TO Mlrsh, who wns dCwned
on the 7-yard line. An end run
failed and the pass from Morrison tu
Johnron was tipped by HuskoT
lineman and fell into the arms or
the Sooner Center, Schafer. for
touchdown. Dowlos booted n perfect
goal, which gave Oklahoma tho lead. |
Late in the second period after |
the Sooners had fought the visitors |
TO close game. Nebraska resorted \
to the air and with startling ease |
sucoeeded In passing their wny /
twice down the fold for touchdOwnB !
with the honors divided between |
Noble. half back, and Schoeppel, end. |
Hartleya magnificent passes were |
literally hitting the bull's-eye. one !
every shot. and The lIuskers annexed |
tho two touchdowns without once |
falling to complete the PASS anu |
without attempting much else Pred |
ton kicked the first goal ana III. De-
wits failed on the second.
In the third quarter the Soonors,
although fighting n losing game, |
Htiffened and held the vlctors to one |
touchdown again from the air, when |
Hartley shot the ball elsht yards |
into tho arms ut the waiting end, /
Thomson who was back OF the goal |
line. II. DEWITT kicked goal.
Raced 40 Yards.
The first touchdown came ea' ly |
and quickly. when II. Dewlts broke |
through on a tackle smash, racing |
40 yards for a touchdown. DEWITT /
Kicked goal
Near the last OF tho game Russell |
got away on fake center buck |
ana raced 10 yards to the final
counter.
When the game ended Oklahoma
was fighting desperately, carrying |
the hall on Nebraskas 40-yard line. |
Despite tho odds OF the score, |
Oklahoma displayed a wonderful |
brand OF fight In the face OF de.
feat and extended tho northern |
visitors on several occasions 10 Off |
set them. Nebraska simply had tho |
greater eleven, tho creator machine, |
the greater passing, stonewall de- |
fense and terrible smash, which j.
SHOWN conclusivcly In the score.
Morrison was forced from the |
game IN tho third quarter from in |
1uries received when he intercepted !
n forward pass and raced back tn
the middle white line with II.
Morrison and Marsh were she
sooner stars. while Hammert came |
in for no little glory In his lino
charging.
Although the lIuskers completed
10 first downs, nine OF them came
from forward passes, which leaves
but seven In straight football,
Nebraska one had the Sooners on
their own one-foot line, with four
downs TO make gonl but failed
twice on their tackle tabs and on
the third down, tho Huskers re-
ccived q f5-yard penalty for hold
ing which probably saved the score
going higher.