The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-05
ACHER'S HUSKY
CLAN WINS OUT
IN HARD FIGHT
Tulsans Win Greatest
Game Ever Played on
Razorback Field

special 20 the World
FAYETTEVILLE, ARK, Nov.
In the hardest fought and most
even matched session seen here this
season the Tulsa Golden Hurricane
defeated the Arkansas Razorhacks
10 TO today. The winning break OF
'he game game In tho fourth quar-
for when Stewart, Tulsa, half back
intercepted a forward pass on his
own g2-yard line and raced the
length Of the field for marSor.
Tthere were no Arkansas men near
enough 10 catch him.
The Golden Hurricane machine,
crashing stewart, Thomas and Vic6-
prs through the Arkansas line, made
the distance 65 yards In ~ downs.
Arkansas Marches Down.
Martin kicked goal. Following
the touchdown Arkansas received
and carried the ball so yards for the
tally. with the bail on 24-yard line.
White, Tulsa center was sent out for
slugging, Arkartsas getting "A t2-yard
penalty. Tho score was put across
ON a Tour line buck by Fullbright.
lle missed goal. The bah see-sawed
up and down the field In the second
quarter after the Arkansas touch
down, neither team scoring. The
Ra2orhacks carried the oval to five
yard line once however In straight
downs the scoring machine failed TO
work across the last down. Arkan-
sas came back hard after the half
and again carried the bail to the
nvo-yard line. with third down ana
four to go Rogers plunged through
for three yards. on the next play a
Tulsa lineman broke through and
nailed tullbright In his tracks. pre-
. AVLH y a
tour first downs I'm the third period
while Tulsa failed to make n single
advance.
The fourth quarter saw a contlnu-
alton ot the Razorback offensive.
after Yellowiackct offensive had
carried the ball 80 yards up the field.
with the ball on the 35-yard line
Arkansas attempted long pass TO
Hansari. Stewart lodged around
tho Arkansas end and took the
throw, racing In Il straight line down
the adellnes for the Tulsa victory.
Game Is Protested.
Prior to the game Arkansas Off
cials received a communication from
the Oklahoma intercollegiate Attn
lctlc association stating that Thomas,
'ruIsa star half, was ineligible.
Thomas is said to have played pro-
fessional baseball with Sapulpa.
Arkansas protested the player, but
when Tulsa refused to play the game
unless Thomas played, gave In, in
order not to dlsappoint the crowd.
Thomas then called signals and was
throughout the stellar player OF tho
Tulsa squad. The game was played
under protest by Arkansas. Captain
II. G. smith was unable TO start the
game because OF his bad leg which
was operated upon Tuesday. Smith
sat through the first half In his
civilian clothes, but when the game
got SO hot and Thomas, the left
guard, had to 80 out because OF
broken collar bone, Smith went in
and dressed for the contest. He
finished the game entering In the
fourth quarter.
For Tulsa, Thomas was the out
standing star. his generalship and
stellar running with the ball teatur-
ing the contest. Vickers and stewart
both played beautiful games, both
plunging the line to good advantage.
Martin and Balcom were stars OF the
defense
Woods, Fullbright and Mccullough
We're Arkansas stars, Woods deserv-
ing special mention for both his Of
fensive and defensive work. Rushing
Coleman and Williams did good
work on the defnsive. Smith after
he got into the game was stone
wall OF defense and stopped up the
Tulsa gains through the line.