Oklahoma at Haskell

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  The Topeka state journal, Topeka, Kansas, November 27, 1914, page 3

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  BEAT THE REDS Oklahoma SO0ners Outplayed Haskell Indians Throughout. The Final Score 33 to IL for OklahOmanS. Kansas City, Nov. 27.-Using forward passes with end runs and trick plays, the Oklahoma university football team piled up a 30 to IL score against the Haskell Indians here Thursday. Each team scored a touchdown in the open ing period but the Indians failed to kick goal. After that the Oklahomans gave wonderful exhibition of open field work and won with ease. A 4O-yard forward pass, Geyer to Montgomery, which secured a touch down. was the feature OF the game; Ideal weather and the prospect OF see ing a fast game brought an immense crowd to witness the contest. Haskell was well represented and its blue UNI formed students made plenty of noise with their cheers and a band from their school. In the first period after a great dea tumble gave the Indians the ball, ana in which the Oklahomans held the RED Men for downs, a bad punt gave the Haskell the ball again and from the 15-yard line Powell scored a touchdown in the second down. Artichoker missed goal. Then Oklahoma started from their 35-yard line right after the kick off and marched through to touchdown. Guyer kicked goal, score 10. In the second period Hap johnson caught a punt on his own 3O-yard line and lodging six Indians. ran 70 yards for touchdown. Guyer kicked goal. Fontelle and MzhictenO were put out of the game for roughness. Three beautiful forward passes put the ball on the Indians 2-yard line and Capshaw carried it over. Guyer missed goal. A 25-yard pass, Artichoker to Flood, gave Haskell a touchdown. Ar tichoker missed goal. Score: 2O-13. A 4O-yard forward pass, Geyer to Montgomery, the most spectacular OF the game. gave the Sooners another touchdown, Guyer kicking goal. 1t was a wonderful pass from the Oklahoma 45-yard line to the 15-yard line, Montgomery receiving the ball between two Indians and escaping them. Artichoker tried a place kick from the 40-yard line but it went wild. Okla homa then started another march, two forward passes and a trick direct pass with bucks and end runs took them to the 20-yard line where the period ended. Score: 27–⁠12. In the last period plunges by Geyer and Johnson took the SOoners to the D. yard line where Capshaw carried the ball over with plunge through left guard. Geyer missed goal, making it 80 to IL.

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  The Sentinel=record, Arkansas, November 27, 1914, page 8

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  okIahoma s3, HaskeII 12. Kansas City, Mo, Nov. 2G.-Usi1g forward passes with end runs and trick plays the Oklahoma University football team piled up a 33 to 12 score against the Haskell Indians here to- day Each team scored a touchdown in the opening period but the Indians failed 10 kick goal. After that the Oklahomans gave wonderful exhibi- tion of open field work and won with ease. A 40-yard forward pass Geyer to Montgomery, which secured a touch down, was the feature of the game Ideal weather and the prospect of seeing a fast game brought an im- mense crowd to witness the contest Haskell was well represented and it’s blue uniformed students made plenty of noise with their cheers and the school band

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  Omaha daily bee, Nebraska, November 27, 1914, page 1

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  Haskell indians Lose To Oklahoma Eleven KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Nov. 26.-Using forward passes with end runs and trick plays, the Oklahoma university foot ball team piled up SO to u score against the Haskell Indians here today. Each team scored a touchdown in the opening period. After that the Oklahomans gave a wonderful exhibition of open field work and won with ease.

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Oklahoma leads 2–⁠0 in two meetings.