The log cabin Democrat., 1916-10-30
TEACHERS EASILY
 DEFEAT FARMERS NORMAL IS WINNER, I9-O JonesbOrO Aggies Played Of Their Feet by PedagOgues
 Here Saturday.


 feating the Jonesboro Aggies, 19 to 0. Despite the fact that the dope favor ed the Aggies, tine Pedagogues play ed them off their feet in every par ticular. Early in the game, it was discernable that the Teachers had the visitors outclassed The Teachers made three touchdowns and kicked one goal.
 To Shappard Hammer, a Conway youth, last year with the Hendrix Bulldogs, goes the credit for the Nor maPs three counters. The first was made on a forward pass from G. Dodson, seven minutes after play was started.
 The Normal kicked to the Aggies to start the fracas. After few trials at line plugging, which failed, the visitors punted to midfeld. The Nor mai was held for downs. Jonesboro again was held and forced to put. With the ball on the visitors 33- yard line, four first downs were com pleted in succession, carrying the ball to the visitors 26-yard line. G. bod son was called from the line to toss forward pass. He sailed the pig skin over the line, and Hammer made flying catch of the article, as pretty one as was even seen, and darted behind the goal posts. Conatser kicked goal. Score, Normal ', Jones' boro 0.
 The second touchdown came in the second quarter, which opened with the ball in Jonesboro's possession on their 11yard line. The Farmers were held and punted to Normal's 42-yard line. "Shallow" Dodson gained four yards through the line, and Sam Donnell followed with 20. Another first down was made, with few yards to spare. and, with the ball on the Aggies' threeyard line, Hammer scooted through center for the second touch down. Conatser failed at goal. Score, Normal 13, Jonesboro 0.
 It was in the third period that the third touchdown was made. Jones' boro kicked to the Normal to start the second half. After making one first down, the Agges held and the Normal punted to their opponents 24yard line. The Educators recovered the ball on their own 45-yard line. Don nell annexed five yards on line buck and G. Dodson plowed through for l5 more. A fake quarterback run was called, and Haner received the ball and raced 25 yards around left end fol the final touchdown. Conatser again failed at goal. Score, Normal 19, Jonesboro o.
 The fourth quarter saw the ball see saving. The visitors best chance to tally came in this period, when the ball was carried to the NormaPs To- yard line on line bucks and pretty 26-yard forward pass, Witt to Keller. A tumble ensued here and the Aggies' lost the oval, and Normal punted out of danger. The Normal also had a good chance to score, carrying the ball to the visitors five-yard line, only to lost it on tumble.
 Sam Donnell, also local boy was the brightest star of the galaxy. His inc plunges always netted substantial gains, and time after time he was call ed upon to exercise his prowess. He gained almost as much ground as the combined strength of his colleagues. His tacklng was pretty thing to be- hold Hammer exercised good judg- ment in calling plays all the way through, and his long end runs netted many a gain. Shallow" Dodson's in- ured shoulder kept him from the imelight, although he played nice game. G. Dodson and Captain Joe Brooks were the mainstays in the first inc of defense.
 Bert Harb, Captain JeAries and rankersley played best for the Az gies.
 The next game for the Teachers will he played Saturday at Batesville, when they meet Arkansas College, the cam that lost to the Bulldogs Fri lay, ' to 0. Much interest is mani tested in this clash, as it will furnish line on the relative strength of the Bulldogs and Pedagogues.