Paragould soliphone., 1922-10-02
BULLDOGS OPEN SEASON WITH WIN OVER HARRISBURG HIGH
 SCHOOL ON LOCAL GR1D1RON

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 12S pounds of flesh and grit at the Harrisburg line, he made dent every time, and was always good for d big gain. Piper" Mack, running the team at quarter. for his first time, was one of the best ground gathers for the locals, scoring four touchdowns, and he was found in one of tho features of the game. ."Littlc Bill' Tricc, a star of stars, played a wonderful game at right end and not once did the opposition make gain around him. and on no less than five occasions he broke through and throw them for loss. He also scored a Touchdown, after receiving a forward pass. Capt. El more and Saltcr were the bright luminaries of the entire play and their breaking up of enemy plays, line pluDgiDg and end circling was spectacular. Hubert Grooms fea- tured the game with several long runs, four of them totaling over a hundred yards. This boy should be one of the stars of the state this year. In the line every man played moro than their part, although they had few opportunities to display their defensive powers, as the Harrisburg team seldom held the ball. kr- choff at center, Collier and Whit man tackles. Vickroy. Hale and Baine guards, and several new ones playing their first time, gave prom ise of giving the Bulldogs another stonewall line. Fred Wright. en- toying his first game of football, and Bill Elmore, another power in the backficld, are fast developing ceptionally fast, will play in every game.
 Following is the game in detail
 First Quarter.
 Harrisburg won tho toss, and chose to defend the south goal. with Paragould kicking off Salter kicked to Harrisburg 33 yard line, Cant receiving and returning only one yard after a momcntary fum- ble. Two pIungcs by Tucker, one by Cant and one by Smith ncttcd dogs ball on the Harrisburg 40 yard line. Mack lost 3 on plunge A poor pass from l<irchoff cost another two. Mack passed IS yards to Salter. who raced the remain ing 22 10 Paragould's first touch down i'll less than two minutes of play. Mack kicked goal Mack kicked off to Harrisburg 30 yard line. Smith made two yards on two plunscs. Carlyle broke through and hurled Tucker. for loss. A pass. Smith to Hart, nettcd 20 yards. Hart lost five yards when Mack broke through and stopped him. Elmore intercepted Fuckers pass and it was paragould's ball on Harrisburg 40 yard line. Salter circled right end for l2 yards 'Dabo" plunge off tackle for 5. Saltcr following suit. A pass, Mack to Salter, ncttcd IS more. Mack . plunged over for the Bulldogs sec { Ond touchdown and then missed f goal. Berry relieved Graves at left < guard for Harrisburg. for the first ' of 2S substitutes. Mack kicked to l. Smith on the 30 yard line, and the latter returned to yards. Grooms { and Elmorc played an Alfonso-Gas- z ton with a. Harrisburg pass, the f latter pulling it down finally on Salter and Elmoro made il l first down with line plungcs Saltcr skirted left end for 9, and IIlmore again made it first down z with yard plunge over guard. . Grooms and Mack, with two hard | center smasheS, carried the ball | 10 the I yard line. A short lat I sral pass, Mack to Salter, made it lTSl uOWH' Mdck passed 10 tdf- ' yle. over the goal line. for the third touchdown. Mack's attempt Il 't the goal hit the cross bar. Mack's short kickoff was fumbled \ by Ford and Collier, scooping up I he ball, ran. to Harrisburg 30 yard line before being downed. rricc made 9 yards on an end Elmore skirted left md for 13 yards. Mack plunged )ver the goal but fumblcd, Mitchell )f Harrisburg recovering. Harris burg punted to Saltcr in mid 'icld aud he ran 10 the 20 yard inc before being dowped. Elmorc ,, short pass 10 Carlyle md q plunsc by Mack brought the pail to Ilarrisburg's yard liue when tho quarter ended.
 Second Quarter. '
 Mack went around right end for mother marker. Saltcr missed goal. r. Berry relieved brother Bill at left guard. After Salter's kickoff lost the ball on downs \