Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-11-10

Elne HUH hlEn SCHOOL IOOlDaIl team smashed all dope and set record yesterday when they defeated the strong Lonoke team by the score 27-0 before the largest crowd of the season. The town people turned out we'll and the school children had gala day. Nearly every student from the grammar school to the high school waA there to cheer the local boys. The roofing was fine. The crowd enjoyed the game and all were satiafied.
 The game was full of thrills and brilliant plays. End runs, smashing tackle and passes, with good interfer- ence. were the bright features of the game. Lonoke played smashing game, and at times made consistent gAins Pine Bluff employed all the different styles of play. The end runs gained ground. Smash after smash resulted in good gains. The forward pass was used for long gains, especially by the locals.
 Locals Score Early.
 Pine Bluff won the toss and de- tended the north goal Lonoke kicked off and the game began. From then until the half was over the teams played brilliant ball. The zebras began series of bucks and advanced the ball to the middle of the field. Lonoke held and Quinn puntetl far down the middle of the field. Lonoke started but halted and had to punt. It looked like a bunting duel After several ex- changes of punts the Pine Bluff team secured the ball on the forty yard line. aud by criss-crosses and bucks, carried the ball to within five yards of the Lonoke goal from where Ingram, the plunging full back, carried 1t over for the first touchdown. Wynne failed to kick goal. The crowd went wild and the side line rooters cheered long and loud.
 Lonoke played desperate game and the half ended soon after. Score. Pine Bluff 6: Lonoke 0.
 L01lOke Weakcns Under Founding.
 The second half opened with Hens ley at left half. Young Collins had received temporary injury. The coach kept the team intact, all the regulars were in the five-yard line and Lonoke returned ten. Now be- gan the prettiest part of the game. Neither team could get the advantage. It was plainly evident that the strain was telling on the visitors wao fought ranftilly all during the quarter. But the smashing. bucking and running plays were too much for the Lonoke defense and late in the third quarter. Hensley skirted the end for a long gain and carried the ball to the ten- yard line. Sorrells, who had been held In reserve bucked his way to the three-yard line, and Hensley smashed his way through right tackle for the second score and kicked goal, making Pine Bluffs score 13 to Lnnoke's 0.
 S0rrells Always There.
 In the third quarter Looke's de- fense weakened considerable and the ZebraS ran their ends for long gains coupled with several passes for good :gains.~ Pine. Bluff carried the ball to the five-yard line, but the visitors etif1ened, held for downs and punted out of danger. Wilson ran the ball back and opened up his team and noon tho ball was at the ten-yard line sS0rrells was called upon. and he gave . desperate plunge and carried the ball over for. the third score. Hensley kicked goal Score Pine Bluff 20 Lo- noke. Q.
 Hensley was relieved by Boles and still the romping continued, Several times the Lonoke team attempted the pans but each time they were unsuc- ccssful, and at times the charging line of the Zebras got the man in his trocks. Late in the last quarter, af- ter Lonnke had punted to Wilson and he ran t up to the middle of the field.