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the first time our g-oal got in danger. The Oklahoma boys
then shoved their big right tackle, Tribby, over for a touch
down. There was only one minute left to play when the
goal was kicked.
Our team was outweighed by that of Oklahoma by at
least ten pounds to the man. They manipulated their end
runs better, but considering the comparative weights of both
teams, we equalled them in line bucks. At one time in the
game our team got possession of the ball on our eight yard
line and advanced it nearly the whole length of the field by
line pla3 T ers before loosing to Oklahoma. With the excep
tion of a ten 3’ard run around our right end by Street, who
got the ball on a fumble, our team made no end runs. Those
who pla3 7 ed the best ball for the visitors were. Bogel, Tribb3’
and McCreary. Hope, Blake and Boettcher did the best
pla3dng on our side
The line up was as follows:
A. & M. Oklahoma.
McFarland right end Severin
Hope right tackle Tribby
Mauk right guard .'....Monett
Boettcher center , Wright
Caruthers left guard Clark
Benjamin left tackle Arnold
Street, G-. left end Clement
Bernay quarterback McCreary
Blake (Capt.) right half Short