The Oklahoma Weekly (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 6, No. 21, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 23, 1922 Page: 4 of 4
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THE OKLAHOMA WEEKLY, THURSDAY, MARCH 23, 1922.
Oklahoma City Takes Championship Game in Tournament From Shawnee
McBride Chosen to Head All-State High School Basketball Quintet
FINAL CONTEST RIGHT
WON BY DEFEATING OF
LAMBERT AND KEOTA
Pott County Lads are Outclassed In
Final Game of Basketball Tour-
nament by Score of 37 to 28
CARDINALS EASY VICTORS
FROSH DEFEAT SENIORS
Sooner Prey Squad Takes iGame By
Default Is Decision of Council
The freshmen basketball team was
pronouncud victors of the interclass
basketball tournament by the Universi-
ty high school athletic council, Friday,
according to Wade H. McCallister, di-
rector of athletics. This team won the
f i nnl game from seniors by default Fri-| KEqtA
lav. The seniors contested the right
NO DOPE IS DPSET
IN FIRST ROUND OF
GAGING TOURNAMENT
FAIRVIEW, WATONGA AND
OKEENE NEXT TOWNS FOR
OPENING OF INSTITUTES
The community institute staff will
open its next group of institutes on
March 19 in Fairivew, Okeene and Wa-
! tonga, according to Miss Edith Perry,
Tulsa, Shawnee, Keota and Oklahoma sccrctary to Dr. J. W. Scroggs, direc-
City Eliminate Opponents in
Semi-final Play.
IS FEATURE SHOW
tor of the extension division Friday.
On completing this series, they will j
next hold institutes in Chelsea, Grove;
and Waurika. This group will close'
before the athlctic council who decided
in favor of the frashmen hasketeers.
Tulsa and Keota are Eliminated In
Morning Games by Shawnee and
Oklahoma City C3gers
i ikahoma C ity won the state basket-
1 ill championship Saturday afternoon
; > defeating Shawnee in the final game
• if the high school tournament by a
,cure of 37 to 28. Both teams won
heir semi-final Raines by comfortable
margins. < iklahonia City winning over
Keota 39 to 26. Shawnee defeated Tul-
- i by a score of 34 to l1'
Mthough the Oklahoma City-Shaw -
: t game lacked the speed of play that tin- infantry units here Thursday night
the Keota contest of the morning had b\ heating company D in the deciding
-;ivrn, the champions did not have any game of the series. When the final
■ ■.isy'time of disposing of the Pottawat- whistle was blown by the referee the
•■.iiiie county cagcrs. Oklahoma took -core stood 28-11 with E getting the
:he lead early in the game and amassed limi's share of the points made during
comfortable margin by the end of the the two halv
:rst halt. The score was 2(> to IS.
of the freshmen and the case was placed clinton. Binger, Durant and Lambert."" -V1 '1 14-
Are Victims; Keota. Capture
High Score Honors
COMPANY "E" WINS
INFANTRY B. B. TITLE
Defeat of D Company Gives Company
E One More Game With C Bat-
tery for Unit Championship
COMPANY E DEFEATS
BATTERY C PLAYERS
Oklahoma City Places Three Men on
All State; Keota Get One
Each.
Oklahoma City, stale basketball
champions, placed three men on the first
selection of the all state team picked
by Coaches Hugh V. McDermott and
Grover C. Jacobsen, who officiated dur-'
ing the tournament here just ended.
The other two men who made the
mythical berths are West, the flashy
Keota forward and Dunlap, captain of
Company I-. won its wav to the un-
ci! ated basketball championship of al
Shawnee did not stop the Cardinals
r. the final period until they looped
ihree more baskets. Then the losers
-,'arted a spurt and by the excellent goal
shooting of Mooney, brought the count
• ,|> to within six points of a tie. A
: nue out and a rest again started the
, hampions, and they rolled up three
more points while Shawnee was un-
• >le to put across the needed counters,
llazlet, who was chosen all state cen-
r was again high man for the Cardi-
i \!->, accounting for fifteen of the points
V. hill- McBride, all state forward, drop-
ped in six from the floor. Mooney.
Shawnee forward, accounted for ten
l'>\ virtue of thi> victory company E
will meet battery C for the champion-
ship of the R. O. T. C. cadet corps
lien Battery C won an easy victory
over battery A and thus cinched the
artillery pennant last week. The out-
come of the company-battery game will
also decide whether the artillery or the
infantry will win the cup offered by the
Scabbard and Blade, national military
fraternity.
The date set for the final play-off
between the two teams has been set as
next Tuesday afternoon at 4:20 o'clock
on the basketball court at the armory.
The infantry unit is determined that
it shall win the game Tuesday in order
No upsets featured the first day's
play in the boy's high school state j i
championship tournament Friday. All 32 to 10 Score Decides the R. O. T. C.1
the larger teams whose records have Basketball Championship for
been good for their regular season the Year
eliminated their opponents. ; 1
The feature game of the day between Company E of the infantry easily |
Lambert and Oklahoma City failed to I defeated battery C of the artdlery yes-j
bring the looked for upset, the Cardi-j terday afternoon on the Armory court:
nal eagers winning easily by a score of! by a score of 32 to 10. This gives Com-,
29 to 12. Shawnee eliminated Ginton pany E an undisputed claim to the bas-
34 to 22; Tulsa stopped Binger 27 to 16,; ketball championship of the R. O. T.
while Keota smothered Durant's hope* C.
under the highest score of the day, 49 The infantry by superior team work
m 2<>. and accurate goal shooting was able
to keep the battery team on the de-
fense throughout the game.
Rice, center and captain of the ar-
tillery, was the only man to score on
The Keota-tDurant game was the ^losing team. He threw two field
feature tilt of the day. Starting a rallj goals and six free throws. He was also
with the score of 21 to 3 against them abie to advance the ball down to his
in the last period of the first half, Keota goal hy cxcellcnt dribbling.
fcpened up with an offensive that gave McClure and Wallace, forwards for
them the better end of a 22 to 21 score t|le ;nfantry tjed for high point honors,
at the end of the half. ^ Both threw five field goals and one
After their comeback the Keota jree gQa| Wallace showed up well in
guards held the Durant forwards down hjg abiHty ,0 advance the bal| through
to one field goal while Maxey scored de(ense 0f the battery squad which
the other three points by the foul route. wou,d many cases resu,t jn a {ie]d
So complete was the reversal that when ^ for hU team
the final gun stopped the slaughter ^ , g were; Company £ Wa,_
Keota was leading 49 to 26. !ace, r{„ McClure If, Mathes c, Hand
KEOTA STAGES •
FEATURE COME-BACK
Too much west spelled defeat for
The shifty and sure shooting
forward sidestepped and dodged the
Shippey lg.. Tyler If., Lashbrook
to efface the mark against its record j Durant.^ The shifty, ]g f Sommers rg. Battery C: Stuffle-
11 Keota center, threw in six goals from
hi- team's points, all made in the last
,lf when the artillery won the football I , , ,
u u: loct foil Durant safety men to loop 11 field goals
With Hazht, Snodgrass and McBride championship from hem last fa . ^ ^ ^ q£ „ pojnts HolIabough,
finding the basketwcll from difficult During the game all R. O. T. C. in-
.ngles, Danford played more in the! struction will be dispensed with and all;
• ifet> position, feeding his team
nstead of dropping them in from mid
t'liirt as lie did in the morning game, court inside the armory. The infantry
III- , ,rL- tianrilincj ! • bill and re-1 cadets wil take scats on the west side .
vu)rk 111 handling tut bait and re T. • rant offense was shot to pieces, scoring
;> ii,„ tin„.n.vo fnrwirHi and the artillery on tile east side, iliis , , , ,,
■vi'iing it troni tbe Shawnee torwards I onlv live points in the second half.
division has been made to put organ- • 1
ization in the cheering and rooting of
the two divisions of the R. 0. T C.
for their respective teams.
bean rf., Naughton If., Rice c., Mc-
Crackcn lg., Hendricks rg., Brady rf.,
Nutter If.
ALL-STATE
TEAM
First Team
McBride, Captain, forward,
Oklahoma City.
West, forward^ Keota.
Hazlett, center, Oklahoma
City.
Dunlap, guard, Shawnee.
Danfgord. guard, Oklahoma
City.
- Second Team
Cook, forward, Tulsa.
Compton, forward, Binger.
Palmer, center, Captain, Shaw-
Nee.
Hollaaugh, Keota.
Wolfe, guard, Oklahoma City.
Honorable Mention
Snodgrass, Oklahoma City;
Mooney, Shawnee, and Sewell,
Keota, forwards.
Currin, Durant and R. Gore,
Clinton, centers.
Campbell, Shawnee, Lawton,
Tulsa; Maxwell, Keota; Austin,
Lambert, guards.
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r. ade him stand out as the best guard
■ the tournament.
With Mooney and Palmer carrying
'ie brunt of the Shawnee offense. Dun-
lip and Campbell handled the defense
well considering that they were work-
nig against an all state forward, a cen-
r and an offensive guard. They re-
. ered the ball and would work it
'.own the flour well but Shawnee would
in! t. fake the rebound after their first
CONSULTING. ENGINEER
Randall Clark, B. S. '16. is a -onsult
;ng engineer in Tulsa.
the Shawnee team who was runner up
in the tournament. The reason of thr
three men from one team making thr
first quintet was beacuse of the easil>
superiority of the Capital city combim
to any other entered in the tournament
That the selection won the approval
of the spectators was evidenced by the
cheering at the announcement of th<
teams just before the finish of thr
championship game.
McBride, captain of the Oklahoma
City team, was chosen as chief of tin
mythical selection and won his second
berth on the all state teams, having been
placed in that position by the official'
of the tournament held at Stillwater in
1921.
Hazlct, the rangy Indian center, wa-
the second Cardinal player to make the
team. In nearly all the games his sure
The University~oTsouthern California 'iad madc him hiRh Point man
debating team, which is to debate the Danfotd was awarded his position at
varsity team here next Monday night Bua"' on accoiu"t, of. h,s K00(l { "w
., will arrive in Norman Sunday, accord-j work- sure 3oal shooting and excellent
, ,r . . , : ing to word roceived yesterday by Josh guarding.
In the second game Tulsa had 1"^ varsitv ddjate cQach
d:tficultj putting Binger out of the, ^ ^ tQ consist of tWQ men
running with the lop-sided score ot . ... , Kv
... . i i he university will be represented by
2, to 16. Alter the tirst four minutes I - . ,,r rt,frtr/. ,
. i .t • Leo Dolan and Angus Woodford, vet-
of p av the Oi town lads had things
mates companies and batteries will be marched | ^ ^! DEBATERS DUE
inifi. their commanders to the basketball; ^ ^ ^ HERE SUNDAY
After the Keota comeback, the Du-
Maxey and Currin played the t e«t
for the loosers.
Southern California Orators To Meet
Sooners Monday
Night
TULSA TAKES EASY
TILT FROM BINGER FIVE
Five different teams are represented
in the second team selection, Tulsa.
Binger, Shawnee, Keota and Oklahoma
City.
I'he summary :
.lahoma City (37)
eran varsity debaters.
The California team is composed of i
Merle I. McGinnis, president of the
KAPPA SIGS WIN
f
liriile. rf. (O
Miodgra:
McBride,
Hazlett, e
Wolfe, lg
I lanford, rg
I! iller, If
lotal
>!iawnee (28)
M ioiny, If
>t(>ne, rf
1'aimer, c
Dunlap, lg, (C>
i .impbell, rg
Vinson, rf
FG
3
6
6
0
FT
0
0
3
0
0
0
17 3
FG
5
1
3
0
1
1
FT
0
0
0
6
0
0
' -pir.j- seven field goals while Pal-
n • hi- pivot man ties with Cook,
Tulsa forward, for second point honors j 1)rct'ly much their own way, using two
" th "ivi apicce. • t)cw 11]en against tl'.e westerners
A,r"8h^ Defense Captain Lawton starred tor the o'lers^ j t d slu(icnt i)ot|yi winner o( the SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON
. t ;'7, , I Tnka Ti l""i .'f" SW,'" llowen .W.ating priee an,I ol the Ham-
l ed ar.d Dunlap forced the tulsa ^or-! attack. He was high score man for his
wards to take long shots and hurried j tcam wjth 10 points, looping 6 out of 8
their shot ones so that they could get | tries at free goals.
but seven counters from the floor. Compton of Binger also made 10
0 took, Oiler forward, starred for Tulsa, |)(,int> for his team with five accurate
01 leading the offense and playing a good lossts from the floor. Compton, his•
— j all round game. j running mate, dropped in the other six
7 Fast Second Game points made by the loosers.
I'lie Keota—Oklahoma City game of- Boling and Ledfud were the strong
F j fered the fastest play of the tourna-. points in the Tulsa floor work, batter
0 ment, the Cardinal lads being forced jng thru the Binger defence time after
and
ELIMINATED FROM RACE
burger trophy, and Roland M. Max-j
well, manager of oratory and debate, Bristow Stars By Shooting Six From
winner of the Bow-en debating prize. Midcourt; To Play Phi G^ms
Both men are members of Delta Sigma
Rho, honorary debating fraternity.
Oklahoma has the affirmative side of
the question which is: Resolved that a
court of industrial relations for the judi-
cial settlement of industrial disputes
should be adopted by the several states.
Soon for American Title
0 to the limit to win over the Keota uin- time with their
0 tet. The score of 39 to 26 does not swift passes.
1 indicate the closeness of the contest, for
1 the first half ended with Oklahoma
0 City trailing 12 to 15.
Until the last half, the Keota lads had
sliiftv dribbling
points lead the
offense.
i otal
' >f ficia
una, referee;
11 6 2 things more their own way, but the ral-
lirover C. Jacobsen, Okla-j'y on the part of Oklahoma City in the
H. V. McDermott, Ok- final period proved more than the East
siders had expected. Hazlet of Ok-
lahoma, umpire.
1'ime of halves—20 minutes. ! lahoma City, won high
!n the morning's play Shawnee had with thirteen points.
liMle difficulty in disposing of Tulsa.
SHAWNEE DOWNS
CLINTON IN OPENER
In the opening game of the tourney,
Shawnee outclassed the Clinton team
and won without extending themselves
by a score of 34 to 22. Superior work-
score honors i in the passing line and a strong op-
Kappa Sigma sounded the swan song
for Sigma Atylta Epsilon cage title
hopes Tuesday afternoon by eliminating
them 27 to 19 in the first game ot the
playoff of the American league three
I cornered tie. The teams were well
ttack on defense and niatchccl and h Pwas not ,,ntil the las'
! half that the Kappa Sigs had a safe
lead.
The score at the end of the first
period was 13 to 12 in favor of the
Kappa Sigs. The Sig Alphs had brought
O. C. Guard Stars
In the final tilt of the first round,
Oklahoma, City proved that dopp about j
them being title contenders was ab-1
solutely correct. Less individual play J die count up to a one point margin b>
featured the Capital city lad's play a pretty flash of work when Holmai'
than in any other game of the afternoon, looped two just before the gun. Dur-
The five men on the floor played well: inB the second half, the Kappa Sigs
position on the defence proved disas- together and there was little attempt of | scored five field goals while only three
trous for the Clinton quintet. any one man to capture the stellar lion-1 baskets were made by the Sig Alphs,
whose shots would roll across the hoop
Superior floor work and accurate goal Danford, Cardinal guard, was tbe in- Captain Dunlap of the Shawnee team ors. ,
shooting were the strong points in the j dividual star of the game however loop- j and Gore, Clinton, tied for high score Hazlet, Oklahoma City forward, was or 0llnce . Ict)c. Ke ° ^ru rin>^.
P,.tt county lad's attack which rolled up ing in six field goals from mid court. | honors with 8 points each. Campbell, high score man with four field goals, ' r,stow' „aJ,pa .
the 34 to 19 >core against tbe Oilers, i Sewell, of Keota, was high man for his! "Skivey" Davis guard, also starred and three free throws, while McBride, ' l'r e urn e gatm. ie g.
1'ulsa lacked the ability to get to- team with thirteen points, including making three field goals from the safe- his running mate, was second with four ,)uot man t0S^C( ln slx g°a 8 ™m i<
get her n the plays while the Shawnee five field goals. West, his running ty position while playing a strong de- tosses from the floor. Martiney, Lam- ,K'r' ot wuci were man ,roin
five played good team work on both mate played the best all round game in, fensive game. < l,crt forward, accounted for seven of his nu< cour o man p aye< n ks
defense and offense. Mooney. Shaw- leading the defense and assisting in the, For Clinton, stellar honors went to, team's points while Wilson tossed in the game for the S A. E. team making all
net forward, led the field in scoring working of tire abll down the court, j Gore who besides making 8 of his team's other five. two of their points.
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