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

The line up was as follows:
High SchoCl-Murphy, center; Lyn-
berg, right guard Smith, left guard
Kint, right tackle; Young, left tackle;
Giimer, right end; Hampstead, lett emo !;
Odell, full back; Hudson (caPtD, quar-
ter back; Porter, right half back; Al
len. left half back. Substitutes, Mckee,
Goodwin, Johnson, Trip, Hedger.
Logan-Wheatl y, center; Hart, right
GUARD; A. Jensen, left guard; e. Jensen,
right tackle; Rose left tackle; Sutton,
right end; Parkerson, left end; Lang
ton. full back; Hodges, right half back;
Bankhead, left hall back.
Two thfrty-minute halfs. No injured.
Logan south goal. High school forth
goal McAllister and Mr.. klchnldh'
both of Logan, linesmen. Moore, Tune
keeper. George Downey, referee
The The leather oval was carefully
nois ne for a kick, and Odell
sent it whirling down the field into the
ranks of the astonished A: u laus.
But they quickly recovered from tnelr
surprise and lining up rushed the naii
through the center, gaining yaru.
Again they lined up and buckea tne
massive High school center, ou1 Ilaue
no gain. The city boys then got me
| leather ON downs, and it was passed
]
a veteran, gaining five YARDS. Ai.ei i,
the dauntless Mort, carried the pan
seven wards, with a splendid buck
Two ward buck through center. All
other center pay headed by Allan
head for 1OS inches. First down, small
gain by Allan, who butted the me
] hard to get it. The right end looked
easy. so Mortimer took run 1or ten
wards, and on the next line up Portef
/ took five more, this time AROUND me
Logan. lads left. A small easy center
/ buck by the H. S. lads gained them
very little, but as they were within
! three yards of the goal they were en-
| coura ged to do further deeds of might
! and strength by the joyful 'yelLs OF
! their followers, the ''SiSS-Boom-bah
! -Boom-Bah-High Scllool-High
| -Raln-Rah '-driving ter
ror to the hearts of Logan's sturdy
players. Allan then rushed through
| the center. making touchdown.
Right Under the Gonl-POsts.
The goal was missed by Odell, as the
ball was very slippery, and his shoes
We're ,e fun of mud. With firm, hard
ground beneath his feet, the capt1El
of the red and blacks could have easily
kicked the goal, but, while the field
was in such a. condition as 1T was at
Yesterdays game, it could not be done
| SCORE to 0, favor High school. Ihe
first touchdown was made eight min
utes after the kick off, this being 1e-
! markably fast time, and reflects great
credit ON the speed of the players
Bankhead. a Logan man, then kicked
the ball. and Allan, like q flash, hao
| the ball. gaining ten yards. The bal
was carried in ten yards as it was neal
the side lines. Allan added ten more
wards to the High schools S5lplock
| Porter, leading a center play put sever
more big yards ON the school black
| board
Allan hit the line for five yards. The
Logan boys then showed how strong
they really were, as they held dowr
a terrific center play, thus shutting
out any further gain on the part of The
High school laddies. First DOWN five
yards to GAIN exclaimed the lines
man. A small gain by the. city cllans
Third down, four yards TO gain" ano
with a burst of speed Allan went
through the end. for six yards. Logan
had expected a, kick and was not pre-
| pared for the end run that Allan made
The ball was fumbled, and Logan re-
ceived it ON downs. Then a great big
| Logan player made a splendid run
around the end, making quite a gair
! before being tackled by Odell, who
| grabbed his man low and brought him
80 the ground. Bankhead, of Logan
made a fine run, gained four yards, anC
was stopped by Allan the big. High
schools ball ON downs. Three yards
was the next High school center gain
! and Smith got the ball as it was fun