Oxford High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Oxford, KS)

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nw, .K-. mi i TOP HOW: Cooper Morris Knapp Poovey sacomn Row: mcciabb, Peters, KiNicholson Taro - H nd' West, Ginder ,W ,. tc . X. What They Say By H. L. Hart Wedne-sday' nivht the Oxford high school football team clinched the Surnwick league title for the second consecutive season witnoot a defeat. However, the highly tvaimwi Oxford team yielded up a :ou-.'lr down in its 13-'7 victory over Iilulj- -Vane. That score was only 'Elie second of the season made againsi Coach Clifford Rarnhart's' Cl13.Y fUS- The hustling' Oxford tetinn 'has had had breaks this fall. Two players were injured so badly they were unable to play for the re- mainder of the season and the manpower situation at Oxford is not too strong at any tiane. The school is not large and injuries to key players hurt. But the Oxford boys like to play football. They will meet Harper at Oxford on the night of Novem- ber 14 and wind up the season. Harper is a Class A team but Barnhart's boys will be in there battling to make it a perfect soa- son. 26 Cxforcl Wins From Clearwater Clearwater, Kans., Oct. 11 fSpe- cialj-Oxford high ran over Clear- water, 27 to 0, here yesterday aft- ernoon in football. Farris plunged over for the first Oxford touchdown in the first per- iod and a little later Rush went across. McCord drop kicked the extra point, making the score 13 to 0 for the first period. The second period was scoreless but in the third Farris scored again and McC1'abb passed to As- per for the extra point. In the fmal stanza Far-ni scored and Mc- Crabb drop kicked the extra point. Oxford made 12 first dovsms to 4 and carried the ball 183 yards to 61 in rushing. Guard Monty Cooper of Oxford suffered a broken leg in the game and will be out for the season. Oxford High Had Perfect Football Season OXFORD - Coacli i'lil'I' Burns hares revel'-vii-Llwioiis fomlmll renin rolled up n i'l-vorll of il vicioi-los: in- cluding' five Sumwiol: lr-:xgLio :if- fairs during tho season which L-lust-il with it 14 to 0 win over l'lux'1vlr. llrevious to the Hurpor gqzuni- the Oxford olevon vinchocl the Surnwivk- league title for the soconll :sirixiulit your by downing' Mnlvane 13 Lu T hero. Ono of the largest rroiwis in the history of Oxford atlilc,-tics sriw. tho oontest. The Sumwicli league consists in Oxford, Belle Plaine and Oxford' highs of Sumner county and Ynlll-S' Center. Clearwater and Mnlvmn- uf Sedgwick county. Repeat 1937 History This year's undefeated and unting sr-ason is the second in the history' of football, reports Dean Lemmon in The Oxfordiuri, the school news- paiier. Tho other undefeated and untiorl team was in 1937 when only six' games were played, Lemmon poink ont. ln 1937 the schedule inoludr-rl Milton. Conway Springs, Clearwa- 1'-r. Arkansas City, Harper and liolll- l'lain4-, Tho 1937 point totals worn Oxford Til, opponents 25. Two Hass A Victims This your Oxford rolled up n point :idvzinlago ol :XG to 13. Two lvl' tho uznnos w--ro with Anthony :mil l'l2lI'1u'1'. lmth Class .-X sohunls. Tin- win liver .intlmny was the sou- onfl sinwe the st-liools started thi-ir rivalry, Sqlnill moinlwrs wow Cum. .Tm-lc linsh, Uililnly l :u'rls, Bud lfarni, llivlizilvl Aslwr, 1-'rs-lluly Rhodes, Carol Nivlmlson and G4-cron Gin- ds-1-. all soniorsg Bill Cumliholl. Hill lilmdralilw, XVusli-y '1'o1tnn, Paul Ilia-h, Monty i'no11c1'. ,loo Fink, Dean Imm- mon. Richard Peters, Kenneth Nia vholsoii, .Xslcy Morris. Donald Kiizipp, Vluxrlvs llf-of-o, Billy NN'l'sl. Donnie Marlin, Jinimy' l'oox'uy :innl liiolinrrl Blonll ith, The 1l'lT siusoirs record: 13 Loon o. ii lmiixvziy Sprinzs 0, 26 Antlimiy 0. ST Ch-zirwnioi' 0. ST Ei-llc l laino 6, 23 Yzill--y Cl-ntr-i' 0. KT South 1-lavon 0. 13 Mulvzino T. ll iflxirin-1' H.

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Oxford Defeafs South Haven Oxford Kans,, Nov. 1 fSpecialJ -Oxford high maintained its.pe.n- fect record on the gridiron here last night by turning back South Haven, 37 to 0. Oxford made 14 first -downs to Z for South Haven. Yardage was 266 for Oxford, 232 for their ri- vals. Oxford made 9 passes which netted 80 yards. South Haven at- tempted three. Farni ran 50 yards in the first period for the first score. McGrabb plunged 54 yards in the second quarter for a. touchdown. Oxford took the kick off at the half, getting the ball with McCrabb run- ning 50 yards for the third score. Farris made two touchdowns in the third with McCrabb dropkick- ing for an extra point on one score. Farris ran for the final touchdown. Oxford will play Mulvane Wednesday night at Oxford for fthe Sumwick league championship. Oxford Annexes Title li By Defeating Mulvane Oxford, Kaus., Nov. 6 fSpecia1J-Oxford high school won the Sumwick league title here last night by turning back Mulvane, 13 to 7, in the championship game. It was the second consecutive league title won by Oxford with- out a defeat. Mulvane's touch- down last night was only the sec- ond scored against Oxford this season. Coach Cliff Barnhart's boys jumped into the lead last night when Rush plunged over to culml- nate a drive down the field in the first period. Extra point was miss- ed and Oxdord led, 8 to 0. Oxford threatened in the sec- ond but failed to cross the final line. MULVANE SCORES In the third Farris scored again and McCrabb passed for the extra point, to make the score 13 to 0. Late in the final period Mulvane uncorked a passing game that put the goal close and Galvin scored a touchdown - ' d Oxford Defeafs Valley Center Valley Center, Kans., Oct. 25 - fSpecialJf0xford high remained undefeated here Friday by defeat- ing Valley Center, 25 to 0. . McCrabh and Rush each scored inthef irstperiush d o,R in the first period, Rush tallied again in the second and Farris went over in the fourth. Oxford made 16 first downs tc 3, rushed 216Ayards to 35, and gained 40 yards in passing to none for the home team. So far this season Oxford has scored 166 points to 6 for its op- Oxford led in first owns, 18 tm position' 10. and in rl-lShiI1g, 220 Yards i9 Fink, sophomore tackle, received 46. Oxford punted once for Zo 3 leg injury early in the game and yards, Mulvane twice for 75. Each may be lost to the team for the team drew 60 yards in Peflalfies- remainder of the season. Oxford tried two passes, completing one and having one interceptedg Mulvane tossed 11 times, com- pleting 4 for 89 yards and having one intercepted. Mulvane fumb- led twice, losing the ball once. i Oxford closes its season on No- vember 14 when the strong Harp- er team comes here for 8 Illghlf game. The staring lineups: Oxford P os Mulvane Agper ,.,,,,,,,,,,,. LE., ............ Brown Ginider ......... -...LT .............. Rogers Campbell .......... L G...- ......... J al'V1S Rich .......... .... C C ,... .... K aufman Tolten ............ R G...- ......... Shoup Rhodes .......-...RT, ......... McGinnis C. Nicholson ..RE ...... Wentworth McCralib ...- ,..... QB ....... ... Chapman Rush on .......... LH ............,. Unruh Farris ................ RH...- ....... Storey Farni .............. FB ........ Galvin ich Scoring by periods: Mulvane .......... ..... 0 0 0 7- '7 Oxford .....,.,..,....... 6 0 7 0-13 Officials: Bonine, referee: 'Hen- kelqumorieg Butts heafl liY19S1I18!1- Oxford Winner Af Belle Plaine Belle Plaine, Kans, Oct. 18 fSpecialJ-Oxford hilli defeated Belle Plaine, 37 to 64 It was the annual- Homecoming game for Belle Plaihb and the home team crossed th Oxford goal early in the fours: period. hat was the first muchdown scored on Oxford this susan. Oxford led, 13 to 0, at the half. Oxford made 12 first downs to 3 for Belle Plaine and rushed 262 yards ,to 38. Oxford gained 88 yardgm passingto 80 for the home beam .LUP ROWS U.NiCii 5 i gr,-. ii olson, Rhodes, Asper, Lemmon SECOND ROW: Barnhart--Coach, Farris, Reece THIRD ROW : Mana 25 gers--Chamberla in, Wheeler

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