Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-10-05
Short Passes Enable COllegians To Defeat Local High Eleven, to 0;
 Pine Blutfians Work IS t-Edged

Akadelphia, Oct. 4.-By complet- ing short, snappy passes, the Hen derson- Brown keddles today defeat ed the Pine Bluff High school, 27 to 0. The Bluff City team was a game little aggregation, and the collegans had hard battle. lime after time, the Reddies were held for downs un- der the shadow of the younger lads goal. The temperature was 9S on the field
 Haynie, tarfingered right end for Henderson-Brokn, received a forward pass from Gordon and raced 15 yards for the first touchdown. Gordon kicked goal. The half end, to 0.
 The nigh school lads came back fighting hard in the third quarter, and most of this period was theirs. But finally in the fourth, being un- able to break up the Reddies passes, were scored on when Taylor went across for the second touchdown. Cor don kicked goal. In the latter part of the third quarter, Edmundson ran 20 yards for the thlrd touchdown, and Gordon again kicked goal. Haynie, who, with Gordon figured prominent ly in the Reddie victory, was almost credited with the last touchdown when he received pass behind the visitors goal line, but was unable to hold to it when he was severely jolt ed when tackled by Collins. A col legian recovered the bobbling pig skln for the touchdown.
 Passes Help Collegians. Haynie received the pass in one corner of the field over the goal line and sped for the goal posts in an at tempt to place it more conveniently for the kicker. This attempt almost cost the Reddies the last touchdown, for he was intercepted by Collins wno crashed into him with such force Hay nie dropped the ball. Men of both teams scrambled for the ball, bu: . when the referee untangled the mass a Henderson-Brown man was found at the bottom of the pile with the ball in his possession. Gordon missed the goal after touchdown.
 Except for forward passing, the Reddies showed little class in com. parison to the junior team. Haynie, Edmundson, Gordon, and Moody, individually distinguished themselves by hard, consistent playing. The Cor don to Hayne aerial route was es- pecially effective. It was notice able that the collegans had stubborn resistance when trying to pierce the line of the high school lads.
 Pine Bluff Line Holds.
 There they met staunch barriers in the form of Albright and Harper, Pine Bluff tackles These boys loom- ed up in the line like pair of regu lars, and every line play attempted by the college men was quickly smothered by these boys. Collins at quarter played a good game, and Sor rells at left half played star game, offensively and defensively. Quinn's crashing ackles, and Boone's aggres- siveness, and Lindsay's consistent work backing up the line at defensive quarter were outstanding features of the work of the local team.
 The playing of the entire te,,.n was a source of satisfaction to Coach Bassett.
 1 "They all played top class football,' y he said last night "They were up against hard propositions; the col lege men were older, harder, and more experienced. But my boys were in there to stay and except for the baffling short passes the Reddies pulled, there wasn't a shade for the better in the college team"