Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-24
RVARD STEADY HAVING RESULTS E IN ANOTHER WIN
ll Kentucky College Made
 Most Wonderful
 Showing
IY BEFORE GOING
 |GAINST THE CRIMSON
|ant Display of Football Made Game at Cambridge, Sen
 sational Runs Features of Battle

mbridge, Mass, Oct. 23.-Har- " football fineness, weight and Rance triumphed over Centre pee's individual gridiron bril- here this afternoon in one of ost thrilling and sensational in- ctional games played in years. Sugh defeated, 31 to IA, the Dan- Kentucky college departed for buth late tonight with the praise football fans ringing in their for they gave wonderful ex- of the game, considering the caps under which a small col Eleven labors in meeting a team rvard aclibre.
 Individual and semi-team play the first half of the contest entre college combination show meness and football ability gained them the support of pectators. "The Frying Colon as the southern players are in their home section, match ort for effort with the Crimson t the close of the first two pe- had fought themselves into an break with Harvard, the score Ing IA to IA.
 exertions and suspense of such elling battle under strange con s and environments told, how in the closing half of the con- and the power and finish of arvard team triumphed over the late efforts of Captain "Bo' Hin and his teammates to turn |de of defeat. There was no lon in the minds of the 10000 tors, who completely filled rd's football amphitheatre, as ich was the better team, it was k, resolute, crushing progress finally developed the crimson as winner, but left ample for the hardy southerners.
 Wonder at Small School
 t an institution with an enroll of about 300 students and with he coach to prepare the foot eam for the puzzling and per play of a rival team with al- unlimited financial and instruc- bcilities should be able to match ltoric and established opponent ghout the first thirty minutes ky, stamps the Centre College as one worthy of all the praise had preceded it. Extensively Colonels" showed a game fully to that of Harvard, but it was Rck of strong defense that |y differentiated between the and the vanouished.
 t the Harvard Cantair and es reali7nd the reollv reroark- p'r't and nlav of the sontharn- S demonstrated hv scnne that place almoe+ irmadiato1v af+Ar mo. when the tear,e met i~ the rd t"ninin" oner+nrs, T>nrn in Horwaan, of tho w:-o;rr Wnrt "" to rantain M"M;lI;n Fnpratn'Ntin" hin, nnon his +eom wondn"fnl ird'vidral nlovin~ th" h''1 used in the ca,,,n a~ nv. W"Mi'''n d"s+ cnvorod anI N'"h "vhar"+od. h-rst into taar +nS"d tho ball with tho rero,rl- t" +h" v'"+o~ halon~s the sroils" Ha""a~d leader endaovoraI +o "n M"Mi1iar +o "ccer+ tho b,,, he "tat""'or+ "vo- Io~nrvo ;+ r' fh" ""a'test back field play ra~ saw"
 "r's c""" "+n~hock ro~s;s+od ;, @nsa'. howo--er. oo +Le mroup5 F" tn"~, had oo+ won r,r,o r' S''d woe thn hae+ orI oloo~- nod "ve" '"l-nn nart ;r crd """ did not dcrnrve tho hall t"""'v zoe" Tho s+n+nmoo+s
 r'v'I contains tvrafed whn+ n""""tod'" ? moe+ ror,a rL , hlo t''ed with do-7linp ina;vidral cam +"ats Claon. hard foot eatnrod tho cnn+ns+ r,oco ht'v ev""'tnd forward passoe Fcu'ar broken field runs. r-;ck
 r'rou"h smartlv made holes
 me, 'nt"rsporeed with nrnts 'id go'l tries. lifted tho conflict noV" the ordinary pridiron er- er be+ween the best of tho n ard r''ddle-westnrn elevers vas 'n the fateful final 30 es that the crimson machine dam"nst"ated its latent and "l attack and defense. and, " was workin~ smoothlv, Cen ,sst chance to win passed pwav nm Weaver. King and Roberts "Ved their ability more than +o ene'r own with the best of the team in forward passing. brok- " r"nn'no nrd tacklig, as well ''a"nosing their onncents' play 'e Hentre offerse had been de. ' far beyond it's team defense '"e Southerrers were unable ecK tHe steady erindinr tean
 ot Harvard or to follow tho w''h the alertness that nark,
 ~ork ot the crimson. Whil, ,o's attack was apparently ir 'ole from a center standpoint ''mson was early in the pam, 2 oppenents' overhead offens,
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