Oxford High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Oxford, KS)

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Mulvane Grabs as ., ., rw, ' League Crown , X Q, f 4 -- - ... 9 -- Mulvane, Kas.. Nov. 13-Mulvane . V fs 4142 7, X , s q,':T3'Y ' High School became undefeated ,N V- Ay-12-1 I f. ldng of the Sumwick League here . W I .1 1 Q Friday night by halting previously 1- 4 ,- -' . 'f '-.14 Q unbeaten Oxford, 19 to 12, ln a g ' .,.. MTLQ- - thrill-packed football game. Mul- .Q 'N QQ-- ,'1 - . ff. :- vane ended the foot all season ' V 'jf.Ql- Hi- , ' A ,i with slx wins and two losses, both Tl 14, ' . ' 5,21 -'W,y..,g. . ,Q defeats coming at the hands ot non- ,wk t y- Q.. Q 3n32t3,,7'ift 2.0 I will league foes. 1,0 fa eg-f oxford noun soma r-r-na is-o rc-oe.-. Q 5251033 Mit., fi After a scoreless first half, the Wildcats were able to Z0 ovor in the third period for the first counter of the Nov. 3, Wednesday vaftemoon game. Fink crossed the goal line for the touchdowng and a pass from McCrabb to Nicholson converted for the extra point. In the fourth quarter McCrabb crossed the goal llne for the second touchdown, but the kick for the extra point was n - no goodg so the game ended with Oxford leadinz 13-0. Oxford Defeafs Anthony, I8-0 Oxford, Kaul., Oct. 9 fSpeclall -Oxford high defeated Anthony here last night, 18 to 0, in a non- league game. The locals counted touchdowns in the first, third and fourth per- iods. Fink went over in the first, Chamberlain counted in the third and in thc fourth McCrabb crossed the final line. There were no con- versions. Oxford Takes Close Contest Oxford, Kans., Oct. I6 fSpeciall -Oxford defeated Clearwater, 20 to 19, here last night, taking a thrilling Sumwick league contest. Oxford scored twice to once for Clearwater in the second quarter to make it 13-8 but Clearwater came back in the third with 7 points. Each team got a touch- down in the fourth but Oxford converted to take the game by a single point. What They Say By H. L. Bart Clifford Barnhart, Southwestern alumnus, is mother former Bulld- er whois doing s fins job of coach- ing in high school ranks. In his four years of coschlng football at Oxford high, Bamhart has mode an enviable record. Un- der his tutelage the Wildcats have lost only two Sumwick lssgue -amos, tied one and have won 17 -mtests. Oxford 0. - HI!-pu 20. ln the final game of the season, the Wildcats bowed to the Harper team last Saturday aftemoon with a score of 20-0. This game was postponed from Friday night until Saturday aftemoon because of the snow storm. Harper scored first in the opening period: their other touchdowns were made in the sec- ':nd and third periods. No scoring was done in the fourth quarter. The Wildcats ended the season with 6 wins and 3 losses and won second place in Sumwick League. SEASONS RECORD Oxford 0, Leon ..., ..........,.......... 8 Oxford 20. Conway Springs ...... 0 Oxford lB, Anthony ...,,............. 0 Oxford 20, Clearwater ....,......... 19 Oxford 12, Belle Plzxine ...,.., ..., 6 Oxford 27. Valley Canter ....., .. 0 Oxford 13, South Haven ........,. . 0 Oxford l2, Mulvane .. ,..... ...... ..... 1 0 Oxford 0, Harper ..........,,,,...,. ,Liu Total ...... , 122 '-0-' 'lf' Belle Plains Loses fo Oxford Oxford. Kane., Oct. 23 lspaclall -Oxford defeated Belle Plains, 12 to 6, hero last night in s Sumwich league Hume. Oxford Defeafs Valley Center Oxford, Kans., Oct. 80 Gneclall -Oxford high defeated Valley Center, 27 to 0, in a Sumwick league game last night. McCrabb scored for Oxford in the first period and Chamberlain went over in the second to get things started. Two more touch- downs came, another in the second and one in the third. Oxford Defeafs Conway Springs Oxford, Kans., Oct. 4 ISpecialJ -Oxford high school started preparations today for a football clash here with Anthony next Friday night, after defeating Conway Springs, 20 to 0, last Fri- day night. After A scoreless first period, Oxford scored in each of the fol- lowing periods and added a safety in the fourth for good measure. McCrabb led the Oxford scoring with two touchdowns. Leon Team Beats Oxford I Oxford, Kano., Sept. 25 tspecislj -Leon high defeated Oxford last night in the opening contest for both teams, 6 to 0. A long touchdtwn pass to Dahl, speedy Leon truck star, iced tho game for the Butler county team in the second period. It was the only score of the xrnme which oth- erwise was played on about even tfvrms. Oxford made five first d'wns to Your for- Leon and each team com- xii 23 rsuuvnn- ..-..- -

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'X 11,3 institutions 'unlimted of higher 5 K A I reserves of sand learning and gravel BACK ROW: Mr, Barnhart Qcoachl, Knapp, Lemmon, J. Poovey, Nicholson foo-captainl, McCrabb fco-captainl, Mr. Regnier Qprincipsllg SECOND ROW: Iongley lmanagerl, Chamberlain, Alley, Joe Fink, B. Brown, Cheuvrontg THIRD ROW: Martin Qmauagerl, Sidener, Bliss, Reece, West, Spencer, Brown freporterlg FOURTH ROW: Totten, Starlin, Rich, Lowry, Mbnteithg SEATED: Ross I 5 f -1 4 if 'L 't s a?f7'f .Q 1' SEASON 'S RECORD THEY WE Tf'.EY Augusta 34 sr. Johns 38 35 Conway Springs 9 Cleanmter 26 48 St, Johns 34 PYUIVHHS 33 L3 Clearwater 42 Belle Plaine 32 31 Mu-wane 43 Clearwater 30 35 Augusta 35 South Haven 37 1,0 Vally Center 29 Valley Center 51 33 Belle Plains .42 Burden 49 32 Burden 27 Belle Plaine 37 30 Conway Springs 18 TOTAL 702 640