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

Terle Right END. "A
G. Robbins Left End. Simpson
Meakin Capt. Right Halfback.
Stewart Left Halfback. Scare (capt9
Trip Fullback =; " brie ei
Howell Quarterback ii. Sihlth
Substitutes. H. S. Juniors-Kimball,
James Conden injured, Meakin Presumed
playing). Two thirty minute halves.
Score-10 to 0. favor Cyclones. Releree
Bassey Price; linesman, o.. II. McGraW.
Iimekeeper C.. II. Stull. Umpire, ). d.
About 400 people had assembled to wit
ness the game, and they amused mem
selvesby cheering the different teams ana
players. The gr1diron was hard and IN
good condition, when one allows for the
rain OF the previous evening.
The game started with the ball in the
hands of the Juniors. The kick off was
made by, Robbins and the ball on .d nelne
collared by the newsvenders was proI ilpp1
ly carried to the center OF the held:
around the right end, but nc, further
gains were made by Trumbo's boys and
the ball was given to the High school
lads on downs. The High school boys
Second down, i've YARDS 10 gam,
cried the linesman. Again the mighty
Meakin strove to break through the cen
tried an end run, but did not make the
required five yards, so had to return the
bail to their rivals on downs. Newsooys
rushed the pail through me cen iii "a =
ing out d small gain. Barker then had
an argument with one OF the JUNIORS l1 13.al,
and began to slug, him. but ne e was
quickly ruled off the held, ana alteI
promising to bury the Ratchet, was again
| allowed the play. O'Br1en then WenL
through the center for four yards, NOW
ing down his opponents like weeds before
m mne and dla added five more yards by
a center buck Two yards were again
added to the growing score by the same
tactics. Barker ran the end LOT t1 Ia
yards Gam of four yards by heaVy play
Scare who had been waiting 10 ulStNl-
| guish himself took the oval ana nla l11;,, d
! splendid gain Of fifteen yards, dragging
! four men with him on this powerful run:
The ball was then within twelve ya l, t6 Oh
the goal and the newsboys TOOK the
referees advice and stopped nShtinS 10
line up quick. Again the PAL was y, Pu A.
around the end for three yards, while
center play gained two yards more Inc
boys were warned that only two more
minutes remained in which 10 carry the
PIG 5T Time up cried the timekeeper,
as the newsboys had been talking anu
thereby lost some time. At this the H1gh
school lads stopped playing, bu IT, ene r ~
clones rushed the ball over the line. lnis
touchdown was not allowed, ho" 1Nel'
! as time had been called.
The Second Half
Opened with the ball in the center OF
| the field. Robbins, of the Hlsn Scnool,
| made the kickoff, but as the pan was not
kicked ten yards it was brought PACK
and Robbins tried again. This time the
leather went spinning down the field
where it was promptly stopped by A:
Barker Scare then made a gam OF
three yards through the center y Brlen
gained three yards, Meakin, VINO downed
him made a splendid tackle. Meakin had
his nose and mouth hurt in this buck as
! OBrien gave him a straight arm which
brought him to the ground. Although
he was severely injured about the lips
he resumed playing.
Center plays then gained ten yards
for the Cyclones. Scare again took ten
more yards. Other small gains; High
schools ball on downs; Robbins fumbled
ball. but got it again and gained one
yard. Ball to Newsboys on downs. Slow
steady gains until within ten yards OF
the goal. Scare was then pushed
through the goal, making the first touch
down. O'Brien missed the rather easy
goal >-,...
Repeated bucks and foot playing put
O'Brien in a position where he made the
second touchdown. Time here was near
" up. Scare made one of the best kicks
ever seen upon the fort field when he
kicked the next goal which was diff
cult one, as the ball was fumbled. The
score therefore stood 10 to 0, favor Cy-
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