The Nevada County picayune., 1922-10-12
PRESCOTT HI
 IS VICTORIOUS
Local Gridiron Stars Play Rings Around Little Rock Boys and Win By the
 Score 22-14
Sundays Gazette. ]

Prescott high school won, 22 10 IA
 Coach McGill's II boys from Nevada county came up to Little Rock yester- day and showed their stuff at Kava- priSed spectators. the Little Rock high school Tigers. and The Pine Bluff high school Zebras. The Tigers were the ones defeated, but the Zehras were present en masse. The Bluff City lads have d game with the Tigers a week from next Saturday. It's their big game. and they are anxious to get line on the locals. Incidentally, the ZebraS pulled strong for Prescott and apparently derived keen enjoyment in witnessing the Tigers downfall.
 The game is the old. old story of an undefeated team feeling too confident and being unable to rally from sudden breaks aga nst them The Tigers have been undefeated by high school team in the state since 1917, and Coach 1 'gulSltA tNtil dhlHliS HIS Sti1ldl "dS ECU ting "self-important.'
 When two breaks came against them l in the first four minutes of play. the Tigers apparently were dumf6unded and the Prescott bunch played rings around them while they were trying to figure out how come" The first break came soon after the kickoff. when Bale fumbled on Little Rocks 10-yard line. Jones broke through, scooped up the ball and crossed the goal for touchdown. The second 1 break came on the kickoff when Mor- ris fumbled the kick and Jones again recovered This placed the visitors in position to kick field goal from the 20-yard line. and Sage delivered the punch necessary. The 10-to-0 score against them gave the Tigers blow from which they could not recover, while the Prescott clan kept it's head and played real football.
 When it is recorded that II boys from Prescott handled the situation successfully, for Prescott, no error is made The same II youngsters start ed the game stayed in the entire time and were going strong when the final whistle blew Coach McGill was not forced to resort to single substitute
 The Tiger line showed its inexperi- ence at practically every stage. Al though outweighed slightly, the visitors presented a line that the Tigers could not break. On the other hand. the Prescott line repeatedly made wide holes in the Tiger formation With Captain Graham and Sage IS battering rams. and Cecil Johnson and Williams for interference the visitors were on the offensive most of the time
 Captain Graham was the individual star. Big and husky and apparently no limit to his endurance he set the pace for his team mates and they fol- lowed faithfully. Running at his side was another rangy yonngster, Sage, who also showed up well. He got off some good punts and gained consider able ground It was Sage and Gram. Graham ana Sage when Prescott was carrying the ball. Williams and John son were unable to gain. but they made up for it by putting up excellent inter ference.
 Richard BrighI Tiger Captain did not show llp aS well either of the Pres colt stars He played q good game, but the pace was too fast for bim. He gained most of the ground for the Tigers. Dick. howss CT, was forced out of the game ill the fourth quarter just when the Tigers were getting away with some neat passes and the Tiger rally failed None of the other back field men was successful in gaining either through or around the Prescott line.
 First Quarter
 Bright won the toss and chose to kick. Willimas received the punt on sA AtE Fa.Af