Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-10-31
LOCAL HIGH 3;
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FAST GAME OF FOOTBALL W.T. MESSED BY BIG CROWD AT
 FOREST PART MONDAY
MANY STAR PLAYS
Local Lads Outplayed Visitors But F0rdyce's Punting Was q
 Feature.

The fast eleven of the Pine Bluff High School held Fordyce High School to the close score of to 3 in a fast and spectacular game yester- day afternoon before several hundred students and interested townpeople at of the season here for the Pine Bluff High, and 1t proved to be one of the fastest games seen here ill several seasons.
 McGaughy, the fast quarterback of the local team, saved his team from defeat in the last few seconds of play by placing a beautiful field goal over the posts from the 20-yard line. The three points from McGaughy's kick tied the score made by Fordyce a few minutes before in the same kuarter, when Tomlinson, quarterback, kick ed drop kick for about fifteen yards.
 Pine Bluff played rings around their
 
 their plays proved costly and the ball was continually changing hands. Fordyce played a bunting game and was the only work in which they out classed Pine Bluff
 Few, playing right end for Pine Bluff, played star game throughout ! the battle. Out of four forward passes Few completed three for good gains for his team. Few did his best work, however, on plunging through the line of line shift and formations He was worked hard in the first quar- ter of the game, but never failed to make a gain on line buck. Few also did fine work in the defensive. Captain Allen, who played half back, and Few made most of the gains , for their team. Allen made several spectacular end runs for big gains always following a perfect interfer' ence. In the first half Christopher played HGle other half and his snal : and dash on end runs and line bucks carried the Fordyee players off theil feet He was retired after the firs . half and Sorrells, the fast young sub who is making a great showing this season in filling back field positions was put in his place. Sorrells has splendid defensive style, but his speed was noticeable yesterday.
 Fletcher at fullback, went through Fordyce's heavy line for as much as ten yards several times and the visi tors were never able to hold the bis fellow before he had plunged a few |, yards through the line. The feature of the defensive playing in the line . was the work of Guest at right tackle l Guest was a sure tackler and broke LID Fordyce's fake tackle bucks near g ly every time. Albright, playing iu g right guard did fine work in tearing . up Fordyce's line while Sloan in the other guard played well.
 r Mcintyre fought with the spirit ot 3 a demon at left end and played a t brilliant game on the defensive side 8 Mcintyre tore up end runs and many g times broke through the interference l and downed the man before he reach t ed the line Of scrimmage.
 7 Lyle and Toney alternated at center each one playing half. Coach Bas, sett expressed pleasure at the game his boys put up and said that they did as good as he as expected against the old and experienced men on tht opposing team. Coach Bassett re fereed the game. It was played 1T fifteen minute quarters. Jewel Car ter, player for Clary Training School was field judge, and Harvey Harri son, of Hendrix, was umpire. Franl Bloom of Pine Bluff was head tim
 keeper The following is the line-u
 of the teams:
 FORDYCE-Gr Gresham, left end Coleman, left tackle; Jenkins, lei
 guard; G. Smith, center; Gammi right guard; R. Smith, right tackle Holder and Daubs, right end; Tomlir son, quarterback; Blakely, right hall Bryant, left half; Harper, funhack. PINE BLUFF-NcIntyrc 1e- e~:' =. rre~s. lef4 tac'-,e. -Ss ~NS' s-'sit , left gua,d; Lyle andsTaney, cAate cAatel
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