With tJ, e score a t only 13-0 with twenty-fi ve seconds left, Tech r edeemed its pres tige with a 28-yard scoring play for a 20-0 vi ctory. Southern Sta te was tJ1C n ex t team expected to romp over Harding. But the Rider s were equally as troubled as Tech , scoring only twi ce for a 13-0 victory while seeing the Bison 's threaten to scor e twice in the game. Ouachita and the Bisons butted h eads for the second tie of th e year, 0-0. Harding drove to the Tige r II -yard line but cou ldn ' t score. State Teachers fared l ittJ e bet.ter than T ech with a 21 -0 win, and Arkansas A&M passed its way to a 19-6 victo ry. Harding, thou gh , got its first taste of A.I.C. scoring against the Boll Weevils. Homecoming furni sh ed the most excitement of tJ, e yea r. In a dri ving r ain the Bi sons scored early on Hend.;x and then were caught napping in the fourth quarter on a double pass play to knot the score at 6-6 on th e ra in drench ed fi eld . H ar - ding won a stalistical vi ctory, thou gh , piling up 271 yards to 111 for Hendri x. The Bisons got the sweet taste of victory in the next out ing aga inst The College of th e Ozarks by trampl ing them 34-0 at Clarksville. BISON co-captoin Jim Citty leaps high to snog the pa ss wh ich set up Harding 's only T.D . in th e 19-6 Jos s to A&M . Citly ployed regula rl y a s left end . lACKS ogoin5t the wa ll, a spi rited Hard ing defense digs in ago inst the! Wonder Boys of Tech. Va ried ollgnments ond "stunting" li ne-bockers a ided the Bisons in turn ing a pred icted roul 10 a moral w in. 183
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