The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-11

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% T.. NuuJ 90 Tulsa lliFhs .
gIrupuoI game .Ura winner ot the /
HarIrsNU.-J,uh# game.
o 3d. Winner OF rryor.Clnrc /
more rIwu pbN. NiuuDr ui Ho"ui1. .
Suul Springs same.
Finals.
First district rhampiousuip 90 nr
determined uy game played 90 $50
by tho two teams HuD'Dastul lu The
symluHlH.
An games played in ii1rwDll gym,
University OF Tulsn.
ONLY ono upset marked tho first
days play Friday in tho FIRST dts
tript school basketball touIu0mrni
at Harwoll gym, TULSA uu,vrrntN
Tint was tho unexpected defeat
last night OF Ramona High, looked
upon as one OF the strongest Duu-
toudcrs for the district titlc, by the
Clnr,mOro quintet which came TO
the tournament with but lttIo In the
way OF a reputation, Tn" score
was Clurcmore 81, Ramona %. TUT
sa, sand Springs, Clnrcmoro, Bar
tlcsvlllc, Glcupool, Pryor and othcrA
figured to have n chance, came
through with colors flying md I'm
most cases won with comparative
casc.
Tho inability Of Ramonn's for
wards 10 solve the stlff defense pre-
scented by Coach T. a. Mayhcrry'a
. Claromore OUTFIT. was rcapOnHihlo for
the defeat OF the Santa rC league
champions. Claromoro'H defensive
play was perfect Ramona evidently
has been In the habit of riding rough
shod over It's opponents ana the
teams own defense has suffered al"
result. The consequence was that
Clarcmorc led in the scoring all the
way. despite tho Closcnoss OF the fl
nal count.
TULSA high disposed Of Lcnopah.
It's only opponent OF tho day, with
no trouble AT an. I'm fact Coach
Rau took out his tirst-string men
shortly after the opening and let
substitutes do the work. prctcrrng
20 save his teams strength for the
harder games to come. Tho score
was Tulsa. Al; LcuapNh, 20.
sand Springs High won a couple
of games In impressive style, ana
hopes of tho suburbs hackers mount
ed. Tho first Sand Springs victory
wua 40-to-G win over Colllnsville.
Three OF tho Collinsvillo regular
PLAYERS arrived too late to partici-
n
sided score, Sand Springs then dc.
fcatod Dewey AZ to 90 In n much
harder game at night.
ono Of the very best gnmes Ot the
eleven played Friday was that II
which Pryor eliminated Pawnee. ~
10 40 II was n scc-saw affair from
tho start. first one team and thcr
tho other being In the van.
Glenpool piled up the most one
sided count OF the day, defeating
Skntook &c TO 6.
ono of tho freak plays was whet
n BiNhy player defocted the bal
and registered a field goal for Big
heart Had he not touched It the
bail wouldn't have gone anywhere
near the basket
Coach Francis Schmidt OF Tulsn u
who IA In general charge OF th'
tournament, said that all coachc
had EXPRESSED satisfaction at the ct
flcleut work OF officials In the tour
namCnt, Strong Hinman of Wichita
Earl Jones Of Tulsa l. and Eddt
Elbel OF the Y, NJ, G. 4. are scrv
ing a referees.
BOX scores OF Fridays games;
RED Fork. II Pos. rpur, I
. Henry J., h'oN,
Moore H. Campbell
Bridges e. hlmHo
Sheffield g. MAY
sroIinr. Flsld ro,ls-May = Camphc
e. N,pNrs q. kuH,y Q. Mctlhln J.. Ere
lhr-vs-iicnry Ct o, Mays OF g. Re'''
~ n.
lace Cor sheffield, ilnr.c7a tor Compecll
officials Eau Jones. referee, step
scorer, stewart umrEreper
RlEhcurt 10 r.a niNhS
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