Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-29

men, but who could tell wna, the smaller men knew of ln1 science of the sport or what speed they would develop. The fact that they held the big Fordyce team to only two touch downs made them objects of respect and much speculation.
 When the Pine Bluffians crawled under the ropes at the east end of the field and galloped up to their favor 1te location at the southwest corner the cheers were fairly hurled across the enclosure against the fence on the opposite side. The faces of the heroes of five battles in which they held their opponents scoreless were animated with a feeling of determina- tion that boded ill for their opponents.
 The Game Was On.
 After short signal practices by both team, just to warm up, Capt. Fletch- CT, Captain Moore, the coaches and the officials assembled in the center of the field to give and take the hand of clean sportsmanship. A coin was tossed. Captain Fletcher chose to re- celve and the pigskin was taken to the center of the field Short snappy words of encouragements were hurled by the members of each team to each other, the students boomed out a yell, the whistle blew and Captain Moore sent the ball hurtling into Pine Bluff territory, and the game was OH.
 Pine Bluff returned the ball nearly to the center of the field. Captain Fletcher, the most consistent ground gainer of the locals, made 20 yards before he was down. Sorrells speedily added 10 and big Mcintyre, the full back, went 20 more before he was stopped by two opponents. Camden appeared little puzzled and manag- ed to stop the next play, an attempt ed forward pass. The teams were within 20 yards of Camden's goal when the signal was given for a, field goal. Capt. Fletcher dropped back. Sorrells half sprawled upon the sod and raised his hand He received the ball perfectly and Fletcher's toe sent the ball between the goal posts, scoring three points and within four minutes of play,
 Pine Bluff kicked off but on the first play Camden fumbled and G. Sloan, the angular left end. dropped on the ball. Fletcher went through the line for 10 yards, and Allen re- ceived a perfect forward pass from Mcintyre and crossed the line for the first touchdown. Lyle kicked goal
 Try Forward Passes.
 Pine Bluff kicked and Camden at tempted series of forward passes which were unsuccessful and they were finally forced to kick. Small gains were made by Christopher and Mcintyre but the pigskin suddenly slid from the fullback's fingers and after a general billing up G. Sloan was found on the bottom of the mass of humanity gracefully covering the ball. A tumble by Christopher mo- ment later was recovered by Camden. And then the long, slim "cakeb baking G. Sloan stepped into the breach and intercepted forward pass attempted by the visitors. Camden immediately kicked and on the first lineup Nc Intvre sent the ball back into foreign territory. Capt. Moore, of Camden, found hole in the line and went five yards. Again the little fellows tried the forward pass and two suc- cessive times the play was foiled. Then, within kicking distance. Moore attempted to boot the ball between Pine Bluffs goal posts, but the oval swerved to the left and Allen ran 30 wards with it before he was stopped. Captain Fletcher, the strong man of the locals made five and then 70 yards through the opponents. The period ended with the ball in Pine Blufs possession on Camdens 15 yara line.
 Second Period.