The log cabin Democrat., 1920-10-11
GRID CAME ST|RS
 PEP" AT HENDRIX
MANY ATHLETES BARRED
Students Celebrate Halting of Porker Team-Farris and Montgomery
 Ruled Out.

] Accepting the scoreless draw played with the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville as a virtual triumph for the Bulldogs, the Hendrix College stu dent body Saturday night celebrated with an informal" parade over Con- way to the accompaniment of a series ! of lusty yells and outbursts of enthu- siasm. It was said that the three Korean students were among the big noise makers, early catching the school spirit and doing their bit to- ward rewarding tht team for its val iant work. Sunday mornings enthu- siasm also pulled 250 students out of bed at o'clock to greet the Dogs when they arrived from Fayetteville Smiles are evident at all points of the campus, the more so on account of the poor showing made against Russell vile one week ago.
 Another development in the athletic situation, which caused anything but joy was the suspension of Jeff Farris until November, 1921, and of "Dinty" Montgomery until June 15, 1921, for alleged participation in semi-pro base ball, the action taken by the Arkon- sas Athletic Association at meeting at Little Rock on Saturday. Farris, according to press reports, drew long suspension because he played under an assumed name. Charges of like nature also are pending against Louis Mann and Bill" White, star slabman of the Bulldogs last year. Mann is member of this years grid team, and Montgomery held down second base on last years baseball team. Mann. so far as can be learned, broke into the professional class when ht received pay for coaching a high school team, which is counted an ath- letic service.
 Ouachita and Henderson Brown also felt the axe wielded by the strict as- sociation rulers. The Tigers were de- prived of Cargile until January, 1921, and Rowe until June 15, 1921. Green was removed from the Reddies until June Is, 1921, and Taylor until No- vember 1, 1920. Perdue of Ouachita and Weatherly and Henderson of the State Normal are athletes under sus- picion of professionalism.
 Under the custom observed by the association members, the professionals barred from association games will be permitted to represent their respec- tive schools against non-member teams. At Hendrix, this will allow Farris and Montgomery. should thty remain students at the school, to play occasionally and then witness a sub- stitute perform at other times Far rls would be given permission to play against Camp Pike. Centenary College and Drury College during teh present season.
 Return of their fighting spirits and the good generalship exhibited by Farris account for the scoreless draw played at Fayetteville The Bulldogs held to the defense except for one stage of the game, and then advanced the ball to the Porkers' 30-yard line, not having the punch to put it over. Varsity four times threatened the Hendrix goal, but were beaten back each time by the stiff defense. Charles, Newton and Harton showed best for the locals, according to press reports, while the entire team dis played dogged fighting spirit which turned back the ecorts of the varsity. Not since football relations were es- tablished between Hendrix and Ar kansas have the Bulldogs been able to hold back the Porkers without a score, making the achievement all the more illustrous.
 Coach Woody has added Drury Col lege of Missouri to the Hendrix sched- ule. The Missouri eleven will come here on November 19 Other games on the schedule already have been an- nounced. Next Saturday, the crack third division team from Camp Pike will invade the local lot. Contrary to the popular belief, it was not this team which sustained d defeat of 68 to 0 at the hands of Ouachta last Friday, the Tigers playing head | quarters team and not the division