Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-11-16
Razorbacks Had Severa. Chances to Score But Failed To Do It..
MAY WAS NOT WORKED
.parchman Rendered Unconscious But \ Was Reyived-The Game In Detail.

Little Rock, Nov. 15.-There mus l be an excuse for every game of foot l ball lost, and Arkansas must attribute Hits defeat by Mississippi, 21 to 10, to- i day, to poor generalship and extreme i bad luck.
 It was largely a game of quarter. backs, with Evans scoring all three [touchdowns for Mississippi, while Cook did much of the Arkansas gound gaining, and scoring field goal with ] a we'll placed drop kick. Mississippi was strong also at left tackle, and Arkansas had the always sure ground gainer, May, but the big fellow was not worked as frequently as he should have been.
 l Arkansas was faster than Missis- sippi, and gained twice as much ground as did the visiting eleven, but |the Razorhacks would attempt j for ward passes with the ball in their own Territory, two of these being respon- bible for Mississippi touchdowns. The other Mississippi touchdown was made while the field was dimly lighted by the lamps of automobiles on the Pide lines. After Mississippi had been held at the five yard line, and with two minutes to play, Evans worked an pldsstyle criss cross, and before it was discovered where the ball really was, Evans was half way down the field. with no one between him and the Ark ensas goal.
 Mississippi used about twenty play ers in the game, giving the regulars
 rest, and the scrub players did most Pf the scoring. Arkansas went Through the game with but two Finances, Sadler working for a few minutes at quarter in place of Cook, end Ellison taking Parchman's place ht half while that husky warrior was paving the wind pumped back into nlm. Parchman was carried to the ldelines, but he soon returned to the eame.
 Tn the first quarter Arkansas work Pd the ball to the twenty yard line Fnere Cook dropped a kick squarely between the goal posts. Again in a ew minutes he tried a drop from the orty. yard line, only to miss the bar 'y few inches. The lone touchdown nade by Arkansas came in the sec nd quarter, following a long pass to Anney, and line plunge by May for welve yards.
 m the second half the luck changed p Mississippi. Arkansas rushed the 'all about almost at will until a Prward pass was intercepted by Mills.
 no batted it to the Arkansas five ara line before he fell on it. Three Pmes the line was tried, and Arkan- as held. Evans then skirted around RfKansas' left end, going over the line that corner. He punted out and licked goal.
 TWO minutes later Mississippi again ltercepted forward pass on the Ar ahsas Twenty-Five yard line, and IVans circled Arkansas right end for
 touchdown, kicking goal.
 Time and again Arkansas had nahces to score, only to lose them trough break of luck. In the third uarter, with the score fourteen to ten Es'es passed cleanly to Murray, who
 as behind the Mississippi goal line, ut' Murray dropped the ball. The re- Free ruled that it was not an un- onpleted pass, but had gone over the oai line before being touched. and ikansas lost the ball, with few min LBS to play.
 nau Arkansas used May on the Mis-
 ssippl line, when close to the goal:
 would have rolled up good score
 any times. James, head linesman
 ould force Arkanaas to lose tho ball
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