Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-26
By Defeating Camden Yes terday, Locals Complete
 Season Without q Defeat.
FINAL SCORE OF
 THE CONTEST, 48-0
Rassett's Boys Go Through Camden ties for Touchdown with Three Plays Within Two Minutes of Begin.
 ming of Game.

Pine Bluff yesterday defeated Camden, at football, by AS to 0, in a game which was one-sided from the first kickoff, and which brought the playing season of the local squad to a close in q blaze of glory.
 With the exception of a 0 to tie game against Little Rock. at Little Rock, the Pine Bluff squad has de- tackled this season. It is undefs ated, , a record which is .qualled ocry by the Little Rock squad. whose only de- feat was received at the hands Of Memphis, and which game can not properly be classed in Arkansas lnterscholastic sporting records
 Yesterdays game was witnessed by 1000 or 1,2OO. fans, of male and female gender, and of all ages and sizes. Young folks and old were present to witness the contest, and it was difficult to decide whether the old did not have as much fun out of the sport as the young folk obtained Gi2pd playing by both squads was cheered, the crowd showed a ganer- ous spirit with its applause.
 Score In Two Minutes
 Pine Bluffs first score was tallied within two mi1;ltes after the starting whistle blew. The locals needed only three plays. after they obtained the ball On seccnd down from Camden, to rush it through the Camden goal, and Cross had no trouble kicking the first goal.
 The score at the end of each quarter was as follows:
 First quarter: Pine Bluff 21, Cam de1 0.
 First half: Pine Bluff 35, Camden
 Third quarter: RiSa Bluff fl, Cam den 0.
 Final: Pine Bluff AS. Camden 0.
 Cross Kicks Six Goals.
 The locals scored seven touch downs. one zach by Bays. Collins. Niven. Harding, Cunningham, Moss and Cross. In his seven attempts to kick goal. Cross failed but cnce, in the third quarter, getting six goals successfully three in the first quar- ter, two in the second quarter and one in the fourth quarter.
 The locals worked the open game consistently and successfully. The forward pass was their main stand by and despite the fact that the strong wind meda such play some what difficult, the huskies continual ]y gained big ground on the style of play. The visitors scored their only gains of consequence in the same style, not being able to make any gains against the local line by line bucking.
 For the visitors, Captain Kennedy and Buchanan were the stars. For the locals. there were no particular stars. Everybody played a nice, steady gama. and each did what was expected of him. Bays was the chief cellent form at passing. yhe tackl- ing of Collins and Quinn was fine, 2 all times.
 All Material ls Used.
 Every regular fit to play, and every man on tbS big list of reserves, was used by Coach Bassett at some time during the game. Especially after the first quarter, when it was shown clearly that the locals were in nc danger whatever, did the coach bring cut his extra men, not that they were needed. but that they might get inntc an actual game, and gain eXperi- ence.
 The season of football is closed, unless there should be game ar ranged with Philadelphia, which is not expected Coach Bassett already has a good line on the 1916 football squad. having had excellent cppor- tunity this year to develop some sec