The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-11-27
A GREAT GAME.
Particulars Of the Football Cone
test at Logan.
The Salt Lake Boys Downed by the Horny
Handed Sons Of Toll of
Cache

The University of Utah football team
returned yesterday from Logan, after al
lowing the crimson and silver to be tramp
led in the snow by the Agricultural col
lege. The game was to have come of on
Thanksgiving, but owing to the falling
snow it was postponed one day later. At
the appointed hour all the "a. CO students
turned out 10 urge and exhilsrate their
team on to victory by frequent shouts.
The day was cold, out the excitement
kept them warm. President Sanburn and
other professors were interested specta-
tors and when the game was over and it
was known that the "A. C.' team had won
pleasant smiles crept oyer their faces.
The University team made their appear
a.ace on the grounds al l:45 p. m. wearing
uniforms Of crimson stockings, brown
padded pants and white jackets, in striking
contrast 70 the IA. CTS" milk snd water
uniforms, no two Of which were alike. The
University boys felt confident OF gaining
victory over teen OF even weight, but
when their opponents, hardened TO life by
herding sheep among the mountains, or
storing their winters hay, came upon the
grounds 81 saw that the weight OF the
teams was vastly disproportionate in the
"A. esq favor, and murmur was then
heard among the University fellows that
their opponents would carry the day. 4ne
"a ca won the toss and took the ball, and
at = .. Ia. the game commences. Inc
University al once assumed the offensive,
and played hard fought and brilliant
game Tor time il seemed IS though the.
University would score touep down, ior
they kept the ball within the 'tA-C.'s" ter
ritory and close to the goal, but fortune
did not favor them and both aides retired
81 the emo OF the first half without any
points having been made.
Cunningham, Jennings and Mcintyre
were the features. the latter two making
some great rms.
After ten minutes. the two teams again
faced each other; all covered with mud and
6 little blood was seen on the faces OF some
TIE University made little Roadway, but
Immediately suffered & reverse fortune,
and in g short time Carl scored touch
down and Olsen kicked 8 goal; this mace
the score to 0.
The TWO teams advanced to the center
ard renewed the struggle. The points
made by their opponents caused dis
heartening influence on the Salt Lake
team. and it was now evident their
strength was waning, but they made des-
perate attempt TO score. At this moment
r. OlSen DScam6 lEdluCs lHe VIII dnO
WOODY captain, weighing 225 pounds, in his
zeal to prevent the University from scor-
ing, jumped on Thomas and tried to cripple
him. 1t is stated on the authority OF an
"a CO man, that their captain, immedi-
Rtely before the game, instructed his team
TO weaken the Salt Lake team by Gripping
their best players. He was evidently fol-
lowing out his own instructions, but was
promptly debarred from further participG-
ton in the game by the umpire for his lg
nominious act Rsybould took his place
and did equally we'll 1t was but short
time before the "a. CT made another
touch down ana a goal. This brought their
points UP TO ~ while the university had
goose egg. Thomas played 2 great game
during this half The game was now over,
and pandemonium of cheers went up Tor
the "A. ca team. When the noise had
subsidized, an "a CT man cried out, sIhree
cheers for the University" and three
feeble shouts were raised. Here IS a list of
the players and their respective positions:
T. Of q. Positions. Ag. College.
CUNNINGHAM Fun back------------- Sauborn
Mcintyre. 49, Left half back------------F. Olsen
Thomas------- Quarter Raybould
" aliace- Right Croft
CrOesbeck LEFT end Cr1ttenden
Christiansen----R Right tackle ------- Bunher
Fisher------------Left Ashton
Grover------------R Right guard ------- CART