The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-11-29

and made a center push of six yards,
to which OBrien added ten more.
Taylor started off like a. celestial
boomerang with the ball but slipped
and fell, with five yards to his credit.
Allan hammered his way through
three yards further, and two or three
center bucks were made, but good in
reference from the Utes prevented
any large gains. An end run of nine
yards was made by Caldwell, who was
brought to ground by O'Brien.
Things were beginning to look cloudy
for the cadets and. at this point they
made a desperate attempt to regain
the lost ground. VanCott rode clean
over the line and passed the ball five
yards to the forward. Again the Ute
forces were rallied and VanCott lCaped
through the line with another gain of
three yards The University crowd
went wild with delight and rushed like
a mob on the gridiron. and the officers
were kept guessing as who were play
ers and who spectators.
Gains BY the University.
More center gains by the Utah boys.
Only three minutes more time. Then
plucky Kimball got the ball from the
Y. NJ. c. A. members, but it was FUN
bled. and Varian, who is always in the
it to the immense delight of the U. of
L. ''howlers." Again was the bit of
leather fumbled, and Nystrom, quick
as flash, dropped upon the leather.
The wearers of the white and blue then
got the ball on down, but rushed the
bali out of bounds and it had to be
returned. Price bit the end for a small
gain of two yards. Time was called.
First half over, score 10 to in favor
of Y M. c. A.
Second Half.
The second half began with a kick
off bv Allan. Varian made a costly
tumble and Ensign, who was just pc
hind him, got the pigskin, but was
tackled by TAYLOR after slight gam.
The ball at this stage of the perform
ance was within three yards of the L.
of U. goal and Ensign sent it back into
the field by kick off, scoring gain OF
fifteen wards A small gain was MADE
through the center and Narian gained
six yards around the right end. The
Christians here took the ball on downs
and recontinued their batterlng ram
tactics in the center. Prince rallied MN
self and spurted five yards, Wheh ray
lor took the oval and broke through
the ranks like paper, making touch
down directly under the goal post. He
kicked an easy goal and this LETT
the score 16 to on the debit Slde OIL
the account A fine kick was made by
Ensign, but the ball was fumbled, and
in the scramble O'Brien dropped on it
O'Brien made star play through the
rock-ribbed center for fifteen yards.
Then Bassey Price came to the front
and made a beautiful run of thirty
yards. A few neat center gains were
run off the phalanx, like Christians,
but interference by the Ute backs was
unusually strong.
Price made a brilliant run of ten
wards, but by a beautiful sprint Van
Colt tackled him and stretched his tine
form full length on the muddy grid
iron. Taylor and Price made straight
Roadway round the ends and brought
the ball within two yards of the goal.
Another heavy buck from the Y.
NJ. c. a closed the gap to six
inches Richel threw himself against
the center and made a touchdown.
Taylor's good kick was not a success
as the ball struck the cross-bar. En-
sign then made kick off for the Uni
versity ball pushers, and Price took
the ball and made a seventy-five yard
run. but, as he had run out of bounds,
the ball had TO be returned to where
he had run out of bounds. Center