The Springdale news., 1908-10-16
IT WAS A
 TIE GAME. Neither BentOnville Nor Spring. dale Able 10 Score in Foot.
 ball Game.

Only small crowd was in at- tendance Saturday afternoon to witness the game of football be- tween the local high school team and the Ouaehita Academy team from Bentonville.. Although the Bentonville team has little the best of the locals Ill weight, the game showed that the teams are very evenly matched and the game was interesting from start to finish. The interest in the game was marred to some extent by the work of referee Mauck, of Bentonville, who did not appear to be very familiar with the rules of the game. In the first half Bentonville kicked the ball, which bounded beyond the goal line, and on this he gave them two points. The Springdale players protested, and after the game Mir. Mauck agreed to leave it to Coach Bezdek Of the Uni versity, and in letter to Prof. Peterson he says the contention of Springdale IS correct, which leaves the game tie, 0 and 0, as neither team was able to score.
 The Springdale players de- pended on end runs principally for gains. They tried line buck ing once or twice and made gains each time No Zattempt. was made to use the forward pass, although the Bentonville team used 1t number of times for gains.
 The lineup of the Springdale team was as follows: Clyde Estes, right end; Chas. Brogdon, right tackle; Sam Whitesides, right guard; Thurman Foust, center; Bob Blaekard, left guard; Frank Holcomb, left tackle; Fred Hax- ton, left end; Harry Brogdon quarter back; Frank Sanders, right half back; Roy Rathfon, left halt back; Paul Lewis, full back. Substitutes, Irwin Carter, George Smith. Prof. Bagwell field judge, Prof. Peterson um- pire Twenty and twenty-five minute halves were played, with ten minutes lntermission.
 Considering the limited amount of training had by the local squad they put up good game, and one that was entirely satis- factory to their friends. They will probably have thelr hardest game of the season tomorrow when they go to Fayetteville to meet the second team of the University.
 The game at Fayetteville Sat urday between the University of Arkansas and the University of Mississippi resulted in victory for the former, B to 0. The Arkansas team is making d good showing this year. They play the University of St. Louis at St. LOUIS IO-HlOIIOW.
 Mir. and Mrs. N. K. Hoole ex- pect to leave Monday for Greens burg, Kansas, and from there will go to Tularosa, New Mexico, to spend the winter for the bene- fit of the formers health. Unless they dispose of their horse in the meantime they will drive through to Greensburg, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Manuel, son-in-law and daughter of Mr. Hoole, who have been making their home here, will leave Monday for Galena, Kansas, and will also drive through. After looking after their interests Ut Galena, where they own property, they will go to Oklahoma to make their home. During their residence here Mr. and Mrs. Hoole have made many warm friends, and all witness their departure with genuine re- gret. They will go 10 house. keeping at Talarosa, and The , News, with other friends, trusts that Mir. Hoole may be fully re- stored to health, III which event they may return to Springdale. Dr. Perkins has purchased the famous herd of red hogs owned by Sparks X Hoole, and will keep 1t intact at his farm northwest of town. Hogs from this herd took first and second prizes at the county fair last week.