COLEMAN Forward SHANNON Guard VAUGHN Forwa rd ARKANSAS STATE TEACHERS GAME BARTON Gua rd The Harding five next met State Teache rs and were sc t back to 0 62-30 score . The Bi sons, crippled by the loss o f Dav is and Kidd through ine ligibility, keenly felt the loss of the ir two cen te rs. The Barton men fought hard bu t the ploy of Murphy and Gunnels proved too much for the crippled Bi sons. The game was hard f ought with many foul s being called on both teoms. Murphy scored 18 points to lead the attock against the Bisons. Shannon ploved a good de fenSive game while scoring 7 points. SECOND ARKANSAS STATE TEACHERS GAME With Davi s bock in hi s regu la r posi t ion , the Bisons ployed improved boll over the ploy of the,r meeting . The Teachers won, 39-31, bu t not without a fight. The first 12 minutes was ployed on even terms, then Teachers went on a spree and held a 19-13 lead at the half . Coach Borton rallied hi s forces a t the half and the fighting B.sons knotted the score at 30-30. Led by Wa lkard a nd Math is, the Teachers men rallied to sco re 9 poin ts to defeot Hordlng Walkard led Teachers attack with 12 poin ts while Bell, Bison forward, took SCOring honors with 15 poin ts. ARKANSAS STATE COLLEGE GAME Afte r a four -doy res t , the luckless Ha rding five journeyed to Jonesboro to meet the State College quintet. The pasS ing a ttock seemed to bewilder the Bi son five and they met with a 50-33 defeat . Sta te dominated the first half leading ot the Intermission by the score of 27-13 , but the B. sons come back f ighting hard In the second half and played the State team on even te rms, State scorin g 23 while Harding scored 22 poin ts. The play of Davis, oil-s tat e center, ond Norr is, c rock forward, paved the ma rgin of victory for State. McReynolds received on injury In thi S gome thot kept him ou t of the next gome.
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