Evening star., 1934-10-16
OILERS BRINGING
GREAT bACKF|ELD
Have Speedsters, Huskies
to Shoot Against G. w.
In Fridays Game.
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TuIsA. Okla. October ie.-coach
Elmer o. (oioomy ous) Han.
derson. coach Of the Univsr.
Lty Of Tulsa. has packed up
his bag Of potent gTidiron tricks. gath
cred together 2e Of his selected young
players and u ready to leave for the
hfth clash with the foot ball men
and magic OF James Pixlse Of George
Warrington University next Friday
night In the National Capital.
The wiley Tulsa coach. seasoned BY
% years at the foot bali game, viii
open the bag Friday night conndsntly
expecting another and the NTH con-
guest over the Colonials.
Ths Oilers, with their four coaches
and . number Of fans. were scheduled
10 leave Tulsa BY rail early tonight
and to arrive In Warrington on Thurs
day afternoon 1t i2:4S In time for .
light workout In the afternoon or
night. Headqusrters viii b at the
Hamilton Hotel.
70 Be Primsd for q. w.
MOT at al upset BY the I2-to-i4
IN loss to Texas Christian here last
Saturday, Henderson praised the
play Of his young team and attributed
this second defeat In more than two
years TO Z few matters Of bad tudg-
mert. He believes that they Will reach
their peak for the q. w. game.
Handicapped by uncertain footing
and wet ball, the result Of . heavy
rain Just before game time, the Hurri-
cane In defeat outgained the Texans
In rushing, 24l to q yards, and In
passing, 81 to q. Tulsa had previously
defeated the Central (oklahoms)
Teachers, 26 TO 0, and the University
Of Kansas. z to o.
stars for Tulsa against T. @. o.. turn.
ing in Q number Of long, thrilling
runs that all but salted the game away.
Co-capt. Roy (Skeeter) Berry, 157-
pound triple-threater. was the leading
ground gamer Of the day. He was
called zone Oh the greatest halfbacks
I've ever seen play" by Coach L. r.
Meyer of T. c. U.
Little Joe Kahl. 1ll.pounder and
fast as streak, also made Q touch
down and was second to Berry In
ground gaining. He featured by Q
4e-yasd sweep through the Texas team.
Clark Big but Fast.
HOWARD CLARK, almost as fast
H but weighing 100, completes the
array Of open scoring threa1.
He demonstrated his arrival this year
by returning r. G. q. punt IS yards.
reversing his field three times and
using . deadly stin-arm.
Against George Washington, Clark
or Kahl may start instead Of Berry.
There also are on hand Titanic Tack"
Dennis, triple-threat fullback: Woody
Estel. 166-pound blocking hail., and
Harold Wickersham, I90-pound quar-
terback.
Co-capt. Rudy Prochaska, al. Okla.
homa center. Ii the ranking Nneman.
He'll be nanked at the start by Edgar
Cooper and Jerry Collins, Junior
guards; Troye Kennon and Troy
Stalls, junior tackles. and Charles
Dugger and Herb Larson, senior ends.
Pyochaska and Berry are seuicrA
The other backs are juniors.
The Tulsa eleven q confident, but
not cocky about the possibilities of the
q. w. game. They came out Of the
T. q. q. tilt without injuries. and al
viii b In condition Friday night. u
will be . spirited team. keyed to play
its best game. that faces the Colo
nials.
Besides Henderson, Line Coach Tom
Edwards (Villanova). Center Coach
Ross Baze (California) and Athletic
Director ]. B. Miller (Springheld) will
be with the team.