Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-09
F0RDYCE TEAM LOSES CAME BY
 21-TO-0 SCORE
corrells Stars When Bassett's Eleven Marches Over Dallas
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whistle Slgnlfyng IHe emu ol Che Pine Bluff -Fordyce game yesterday afternoon, the Pine Bluff High school walked off the field victors by a seore of 21 to in one of the short ost and one of the hardest fought football games played on a local gridiron in recent years. Pine Bluff scored three touchdowns, and Sor- rels. Pine Bluff left half, kicked three coals after touchdown, two of which were from difficult angles. The first touchdown came in the second ouarter after a march up the field hv the Pine Bluff eleven with Sor- ~ells. Boone and Lindsay smashing off tackle and through the line for steady ga1ns. With the ball on the Fordyce five yard line, Sorrel.s n]owed off tackle for the first touch doWn.
 The second touchdown came i'll the fourth quarter after similar march down the field. After two attempts at the Fordyce line, Collins, quarter back, dived two yards over the piled up mass for the tally. The third touchdown came in the fourth quar- ter with less than five minutes 70 play when Sorrells smashed off right tackle, and raced 75 yards through broken field.
 The game, which was scheduled to start at 2:30, was delayed until after 4 o'clock because the train bringing the Fordyce team to Pine Bluff was fate. This necessitated cutting the quarters down, and was the direct cause, most likely, of the Pine Bluff score not being larger. Pine Bluff re- ceived the kickoff defending the north goal. Boone, Pine Blu1t right halfback, was down"d on his 20 yard line, and after three intellectual at tempts to smash the Fordyce line, sorrells punted to Waters who was downed Ill his tracks. On the first play by Fordyce, Parnell, left half back ran 35 yards around Pine Bluff right end. On the next few plays, Fo- dyce threatened to score, but when Sorrels intercepted forward pass, Fordyce offense weakened and was revived only at times when Parne!l got into an open field with the ball.
 Individuals Star.
 The Pine Bluff line played erra- ticaily. At times, they were in-. vincible, and smeared play after play before it was started. At ether times, they allowed great gaps to appear in the line and the quick eye of Parnel1 lost no time in spottlng these holes.
 Collins in Gains.
 For Pine Bluff, Sorrells at left half perhaps, loomed up as the scintillating figure. He was in nloyy Iofonci1-oJx, ing into the line several times stop ped the Fordyce backs dead in their tracks after they had negotiated the line of scrimmage. Offensively, hls work was responsible largely for the Pine Bluff victory. In the second quarter, after Pine Bluff had smashed the ball to the Fordyce tlve-yard line, he carried the ball ever in powerful plunge off right tackle. His off tackle smashes in the last quarter, together with crashes by Collins, Boone and Lind say carried the ball to the Fordyce two--yard line, where Collins deliv- cred the punch with a dive over center. The most brilliant play of 1, the game was 75-yard run by Sorrells when lodging, sidestepping and twisting, he made his way thru broken field to the goal line.
 Collins at quarterback, made sev- eral nice gains around the end, and smashed off tackle for yards when they were needed on more than one occasion. His defensive work yesterday was noticeable. Boone, right half, thought not playing up to the standard he set in the Lo- hoke, game, made several timely smashes thru the line. Lindsay, 1ul! back, backed up the line wall, making any number of hard tack |! les.
 Tn the line, Harper at right tackle was the individual star. He stop ped ,uplays, directed at hi sflank a number of times before the runner mas reached the line of scrimmage, and once was the outstanding fig ufe Tn the play when he crashed thru the line and downed a runner several yards behind his own line. Miller at right guard, Wick at lett guard and Terrell at left tackle, Pplaylng hard, smashing football. lbSroWn at left end, yesterday as in the game last week, proved a sen- satlon by his work in downing the runner on kickoffs and punts. His playing, offensively and defensively, was or the hard, smashing, and con- slstent kind which catches the eye and aI1 admiration of the sidelinesl wynne at right end, playing with a a; badly sprained hand, played con slstently, as did Clark, who alter mates the end with him.
 Parnell, Fordyce left halfback, othHefshadowed th every other man on !hat eleven. He carried the ball l ln masterly manner, showing nnesdwork in picking openings, and qpee1enslvely, pe cut short number of rlne f Bluff line smashes, which started optomisticly. i The lineup: | pIile Bluff Position Fordyce brown -----le left end Westall