his two field goals in the first half
caused the blue feeling to settle over
the A. and M. rooters. He was liter-
aly a fiend, and out of three attempts
was successful in two. His line plung
ing also caused great trouble. He was
a hard man to down, and was never
known to lose a yard. The Sooners
had other star men. Clark and Hol
land played great ball at ends, and
Reeds’ punting was a feature, and his
playing was with a rush. Ambruster
and Rogers did good work, as did
Meacham. Hott, until taken out with
a wrenched knee, put up a great line
game. To Owen must be given credit
for having a hard fighting team.
The supoprt the corps gave the
team was great. Each one was anx
ious to do his part well, and when
the “Siren” or “Rickey-ti-Rock” thun
dered forth applause was always forth
coming. In “Rusty” Dowell and his
two assistants we have as fine a lot
of yell leaders as ever mounted an
upturned barrel.
GAME IN DETAIL.
First Quarter.
The Farmers win the toss and
choose the south goal and defense.
Reeds kicks off thirty-five to Kern,
who fumbles. The ball is recovered
by Ambruster. Oklahoma first down
on Farmers' fifteen-yard line. Reeds
brushes center for a five-yard gain.
Reeds hits the same place for two.
Courtright is then called back and
kicks goal from placement on the
twenty-five-yard line. Oklahoma 3;
A. and M. 0.
Reeds kicks off for Sooners ferty
yards to Kern, who returns fifteen.
At this point a forward pass is at
tempted, Bateman endeavoring to
pass to Eevrett. The ball is carried
back and put in play on the A. and M.
thirty-five-yard line. Bell hits right
tackle for six. Bell attempts same
play, and fails. Bateman tries line,
no gain. Ball goes. to Oklahoma.
(Time out. Bateman relieved by
Beasley.) Courtwright skirts right end
for twelve yards, is down by Higgin
botham. Reeds tries left end, but
makes no gain. On a fake kick Mo
ran’s men are sent back, but instead
of kicking Ambruster takes the ball
through center for five yards. This
play is followed by the shift which
has proven so destructive to other
members of the Southwestern confer
ence. Ambruster receives the ball,
but is thrown by Bowler, the giant
tackle, for one loss. Ambruster gets
three on end run. Courtwright at
tempts drop on A. and M. forty-yard
line, but fails. Farmers’ ball on
twenty-yard line. Bell takes three
through the right side of the line.
Bowler called back and makes a
thirty-yard gain through left tackle.
Higginbotham hits the line for eight.
Lambert tries tackle buck without
gain. (Beasley relieved by Bate
man.) Higginbotham- punts fifteen
out of bounds. (A. and M. penalized
five for off-side.) Ball is fumbled by
Oklahoma center and recovered by
Kern. Bell attempts forward pass to
Montgomery, but fails. (Oklahoma
penalized for interfering with Mont
gomery in his attempt to receive
pass.) Bateman takes one through
right guard. Kern follows with one
on end run. Higginbotham completes
forward pass to Montgomery, who
runs thirty for touchdown. Higgin
botham punts out to Kern. Higgin
botham kicks goal. A. and M. 7; Okla
homa 3.
Reeds kicks off fifty to Bowler, who
returns thirty-five. A triple pass from
Spake to Higginbotham to Beasley
nets the Farmers three yards. Bell
circles right end for thirty-two yards
and is downed by Ambruster. Mont
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SCHEDULE
November 16, Mississippi A. and M. at College.
November 19, Tulane at College.
November 20, Kansas A. and M. at College.
November 28, Baylor at Dallas.
gomery takes two on round end play.
Lambert is then called on for tackle
buck, fumbles, the ball is recovered
by Ambruster, who gains two, fumbles
to Reeds. Courtwright takes three
through right guard. He then repeats
the same performance. Reeds takes
four on an end run. Time up. Ball
on Oklahoma’s thirty-seven-yard line.
Score: A. and M 7, Oklahoma 3.
Second Quarter.
Reeds makes first down. Reeds no
gain; Rogers one yard. Reeds punts
to A. and M.’s five-yard line. Higgin
botham punts twenty-seven out of
bounds. (Parker relieves Higgin
botham.) Oklahoma’s ball. Clark
takes three through tackle over play.
Ambruster completes pass from Clark
with an eight-yard gain. Courtwright
takes seven on end run. (Weedon re
lieves Rogers.) Weedon hits line for
two. Courtwright follows with two on
double pass end run. Reeds makes
two on fake kick. Courtwright takes
three on tackle brush. Courtwright
on thirty-six-yard line kicks goal from
placement, pcoi’e: A. and M. In OkJa-5.
homa. 6.
(McArthur relieves Bell.) Reeds
kicks forty-five to Bell, returns fifteen.
McArthur takes eight on tackle brush.
The run is duplicated, but only nets
him six yards. Bowler returns Reeds’
punt thirty yards. Bell five. (A. and
M. penalized fifteen, holding.) Parker
kicks out of bounds. Oklahoma’s ball
on A. and M.’s forty-five-yard line.
Reeds no gain. Courtwright three.
Courtwright ten. Reeds five. Rogers
four. Rogers first down. Courtwright
takes five. Rogers four. Rogers
three, first down. Reeds one yard.
Courtwrigth eight. Rogers thrown for
loss of four. Ambruster one yard. On
bad pass by Spear to Ambruster
Courtwright misses place-kick from
twenty-yard line. Bell no gain. Parker
thrown for loss.
Ball on A. and M.’s line. Pai’ker
kicks five, is returned one by Weedon.
Reeds, while Oklahoma is on Farmers’
ten-yard line, tries but fumbles to
Parker. Bowler, called behind line,
smashes through left tackle for five.
Spake takes eight around right end.
Hot( is injured, relieved by Trilby.)
Everett takes twenty-five on com
pleted forward pass from McArthur.
Bateman thrown for five loss. (E/er-
ett relieved by Washington.) Wash
ington called on for end run gains six.
Farmer half fumbles, recovers and
gains six. Parker punts fifty-five to
Ambruster, who returns fifteen. Time
up. Oklahoma’s ball on A. and M.
forty-two-yard line. Score: A. and M.
7; Oklahoma 6.
Third Quarter.
(Orr replaces Ambruster. Reeds is
relieved by Lowry, Weedon by
Rogers.)
Courtwright kicks off thirty-five to
McArthur, who returns ten. Higgin
botham, who has replaced Parker,
gains ten on end run. Kern follows
with seven to his credit. Kern gains
three more. McArthur is thrown for
loss of two. On criss-cross McArthur
goes one. McArthur attempts forward
pass to Montgomery but fails. Hig
ginbotham tries drop-kick from forty-
yard line, misses goal. Oklahoma’s
ball on twenty-yard line. Courtwright
takes two through line. Reeds takes
the same amount. Courtwright punts
out of bounds twenty-five. Farmers’
ball. Higginbotham circles right end
for thirty-five yards. McArthur fol
lows with six. McArthur takes one
more. Bowler gains five. (Time out,
Bowler.) On a smashing line buck
through right tackle Kern makes four.
Same play is made and Kern takes
seven. Forward pass to Montgomery
nets five yards. Kern makes two
short quarterback runs and then goes
over for touchdown. Higginbotham
kicks goal. Score: A. and M. 14;
Oklahoma 6.
Courtwright kicks ball on top,
causing it to roll down field twenty-
five, is returned by Kern. McArthur
on criss-cross gains ten. Washington
is thrown by Holland for two yards’
loss. Higginbotham punts forty-five to
Washington, who returns ten. Rogers
smashes through center for a gain of
three. Courtwright takes ten around
right end. Rogers gets three. Court
wright rounds right end for three.
Lowry brushes center for three.
Rogers follows with four. Lowry no
gain. Lowry three on Sooners’ fake
kick. Couidwright punts ten out of
bounds.
A. and M.’s ball. Kern gets three
on cross buck. Bell fails. McArthur
makes forward pass to Montgomery
for forty yards. Two more attempts
are made in succession to complete
the pass, but without success. (Cap-
shaw relieves Courtwright.) Kern
tries drop kick from midfield, but
without avail. Quarter ends. Sooners’
ball on their own twenty-yard line.
Score: A. and M. 14; Oklahoma 6.
Fourth Quarter.
Reeds brushes right tackle for two.
Capshaw follows with two. Capshaw
takes fifteen around left end. Cap
shaw takes four through tackle. Reeds
fails. Capshaw loses two. Reeds
punts forty-five to McArthur, returns
ten. Higginbotham gains three. Mc
Arthur thirteen. McArthur three.
Kern one. (McArthur relieved by
Bell.) Bell Jtries forward pass to
Washington, fails. McArthur com
pletes pass to Higginbotham. Bell
gains two. Montgomery skirts left
end twenty-eight yards for touchdown.
Higginbotham kicks goal. Score:
A. and M. 21; Oklahoma 6.
Reeds kicks off forty-five to Bell,
who returns twenty-three. Kern loses
two. Bell tries pass to Washington,
fails. Lambert tries tackle, no gain.
Higginbotham punts forty to Reeds,
returns five. Orr on line buck takes
nine. Reeds follows with two. Reeds
thrown for three-yard loss. Capshaw
takes six around right end. Orr takes
three through right guard. Reeds
punts forty-five yards to Higgin
botham, returns two. Higginbotham
punts forty-four to Reeds, who re
turns five. Reeds attempts forward
pass. Capshaw gets four. Reeds kicks
forty-three to Higginbotham, who re
turns twelve. Lambert on tackle buck
gets thirty-five, down by Reeds.
(Time out, Oklahoma.) Bell gains
four. Bell follows with two. Bateman
makes forward pass to Montgomery,
who runs twenty-five for touchdown.
Higginbotham kicks goal. Score:
A. and M. 28; Oklahoma 6.
Reeds kicks off to forty to Crow,
who returns ten. Montgomery takes
forty-five around the Sooners’ left end.
Spake attempts pass, fails. Morrison
gains two.
Game ends with ball in Farmers’
possession on Sooners’ forty-yard line.
Final score: A. and M. 28; Okla
homa 6.
The Line-Up.
A. and M.. Position. Okla. U.
Montgomery G. Clark (capt.)
Right End.
Bowler Hott
Right Tackle.
Lyles Berry
Right Guard.
Cushman Spear
Center.
Miller Meacham
Left Guard.
Lambert W. Clark
Left Tackle.
Everett Holland
Left End.
Kern Ambruster
Quarter.
Bateman Reeds
Right Half.
Higginbotham Rogers
Fullback.
Bell (capt.) Courtwright
Left Half.
Substitutions: A. and M.—Spake
for Kern, Kern for Spake, Washing
ton for Everett, Beasley for Bateman,
Bateman for Beasley, Parker for Hig
ginbotham, Higginbotham for Parker,
McArthur for Bell, Bell for McArthur,
Crow for Bowler. Oklahoma—Tribbey
for Hott, Orr for Ambruster, Lowry
for Reeds, Reeds for Lowry, Capshaw
for Courtwright, Weedon for Rogers.
Touchdowns—Kern, Montgomery
(3).
Goals from touchdown—Higgin
botham (4).
Goals from placement—Court
wright (2).
Officials: Referee—Moise (Se-
wanee). Umpire—Johnston (Miami).
Head linesman—Dyer (Texas).
Time of quarters—Fifteen minutes.
Score by quarters: First quarter—
A. and M. 7; Oklahoma 3. Second
quarter—Oklahoma 3; A. and M. 0.
Third quarter—A. and M. 7; Okla
homa 0. Fourth quarter—A. and M.
14; Oklahoma 0.
Final score: A. and M. 28; Okla
homa 6.
When Mr. Stevens took Miss Caw-
thon down to the Milners’ swing at
11:30 at night, only to have her ac
cuse him *of being “a most unsenti
mental lad,” he should first have
taken into consideration the fact that
some members of Presy’s family are
“fresh-air fiends” and sleep on the up
stairs porch—that is, they sleep when
not kept awake by highly entertaining
conversations between “unsenti-
menal” (?) seniors and charming la
dies of the Lyceum course.