The Sentinel=record., 1913-11-01
OUACHITA COLLEGE
 BEAT CENTENARY
ARKANSAS BOYS WON FROM THE LOUISIANA ELEVEN BY
 SCORE OF 14 to 0.
Large Crowd Present to Witness the Game Which Was Played on Cen terfiedd of the State Fair Track.

Ouachi.a college romced away wi.h tie Centenary college eleven of hreveport I.a. yesterday afternoon, winning ey a score of II to 0. The game was played on the State Fair grounds and was witnessed by large crowd. X number of young ladies of the Ouachita college accompanied the .eam and were enthusiastic !n their cheering for their school.
 Jackson, the full back of the Qua chita eleven, was easily the star Of the game, making both touohdowns for his college after sensational runs through broken field. Abraham also starred for Ouachita, while Gar former for his eleven, time after time throwing the Ouachita backs for loss Centenary won the toss and kicked to Hurley on Ouaahita's ten yard Hurley returning the kick twenty yards before being downed and re- peated the distance on the next down. By a series of line plunges and end runs Ouachita carried the ball to Centenary's twenty yard Hne, but here Centenary took a brace and Hurley attempted a drop kick which | failed
 Centenary put the ball ill play, out failed to gain and was forced to kick. Ouachita could not gain and at | f.s,, 4.,I fcr a,-a a1c forced to kick, the ball going out of bounds at Cen1enarNs- thirty yard line. A forward pass by Centenary failed and Ouachita got the ball on downs. Ouachita could not gain and the quarter ended with the ball in Ouachita's possession on Centenarys thirty yard line.
 In the second quarter Ouachita Jailed to gain the required distance and was forced to kick. Centenary then attempted forward pass, which was fumbled and caught by Jackson, che star full back of the Ouachita eaHven. and shaking off taclller after taclder, carried the ball 
 little full back was called on and on an end play repeated his previous performance for a touchdown. Hur- | ley kicked goal Score, Ouachita [, Centenary 0.
 Centenary kicked off to Oua0hitas | five yard line, Abraham receiving the ball and returned the kick for twenty yards, which brought the ball to Ouachita's twenty-five yard line, Ouachita failed to make ground and was forced to kick Centenary ma l ipulated a forward pass for fifteen yardes, bu5 the ball was again fum- | bied, Jackson securing it and mak- ing his third thirty yard run. On the next down Ouachisa was penalized ! twenty yards for holding. In the next play Ouachita regained half of the loss by a forward pass. The first half ended with the ball in Ouaohita's possession near the center of the field
 Centenary kicked off in the second | half to OuaChita's five yard line Abraham returning the ball twenty yards On the next play Abraham made ten yards off tackle Hurley 1 immediately gained ten more yards on the mex. play. Centenary then held their opponents and were given the ball on downs. Centenary could not gain and were forced to kick. l rTlta thir1 t.,,t,.,. gpJ x,,ft1, ,1,, tn1I in Ouachiia's possession on their op. pcnents' twenty-five yard line. In the last quarter, after several sensational runs by Jackson. the bail was carried 10 sCentenary's twenty yard line. Jackson penetrated me lina for a twenty yard run and touch down, Hurley kicking the goal In few minutes the half ended the game being Ouachita's by a score of 10 to o. The two teams lined up as fol. lows:
 Ouachi.a Centenary. ]. Toland .-..........,......G Graham
 Right end
 C, C. To5y ............. Honeycutt Right tackle Honayeutt ................... Floyd
 Right guard. Joe Toland .,............ Hamilton
 Center
 iiaTgis ,.t....i i..........,. Mccoy
 Left guard.
 E. Poland ..............-. McClold
 Left tackle.
 huSSdIt .t,,.-.. .-......,.... Garre.t
 Left end
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