The log cabin Democrat., 1914-11-18
GREAT BATTLE HERE
 FOR CHAMPIONSHIP BULLDOGS VERSUS ACCIFS FOOTBALL FANS ALL OVER.THE
 STATE AWAIT RESULT OF , FRIDAYS GAME.

kansas will be turned Conwayward Friday, when the Hendrix College Bulldogs and the Jonesboro Aggies play at Russell Field, the game decid- ing the championship in the college division of the Arkansas Athletic As soclatlon. AS this will be the last game played this season in Conway a large crowd of spectators is expect ed to witness the struggle. Six mem- bels of the Bulldog team will also play their last game in the association on that day, as they will graduate from Hendrix next June. They are Cap tain William Harton, left halfback; Silas Fulmer, fullback; Joseph Holmes, right halfback; James A. An derson, Jr,. quarterback; Robert Young, right tackle, and Howard Bish- op, right guard.
 Every man on the Hendrix eleven 'is in excellent physical condition, and in order to prevent any of them get ting injured before the game begins, Coach Headrick will eliminate to a large extent hard scrimmage practice this week. Yesterday afternoon was devoted to breaking up plays said to be used by the Jonesboro aggregation. The Bull Pups" were instructed in the plays and tried to use them against the Varsity. The plays were principally shifts, the linemen and backfield men scattering on either or both sides of center, with the quarter back and fullback playing their regu- lar positions. When the ball was snap ped, the center would pass it to the quarterback, fullback or to a man on either side of the center. The Aggies a-e said to have made numerous sub- stantial gains in this manner. on Hen derson-Brown at Philadelphia early this season, when the Reddies were de- feated to 0. This work will be re- peated this afternoon, and tomorrow afternoon only straight signal work will be indulged in.
 Reports received by the Log Cabin Democrat from Jonesboro are to the effect that the Aggies, although their lineup will be shifted considerably. are coming With a determination to mop up with the Bulldogs, thereby cllnchlng the state championship, the height of football team's ambition. The report that Grover Stubbs, Con- way boy who has played right tack,e on the Aggies' team this season, had turned in his toggery and quit the game, seems to be without foundation, according to Coach Earl w. Brannon of Jonesboro. He will start in the game Friday, Coach Brannon says.
 A comparison of the two teams may be gotten from the following statis- ties: Hendrix has won four and lost one game this season, scoring lS3 points to their opponents 32. Jones' boro has won three and lost two games, scoring 75 points to their op- ponents' 82. The Hendrix players av- craze about 163 pounds while the Az gies average about 157 pounds. Each team is composed mostly of veteran players. Jonesboro's defeat of Hen- derson- Brown on Henderson's own ground stamps the Aggies as one of the strongest aggregations of football players ever gotten together in Arkan- sas. Hendrix has been beaten by the Reddies seven consecutive years.
 The following lineups probably will start the game:
 Hendrix. Position, Aggies. Giles l.. E. Frazier Mccormack =. l.. T. ... Williams Coleman .... l.. c. White Wilson .... Center .... Allsopp Bishop ..... R. G. ...... Jeffries Young ...... k. T. ....... Stubbs