The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-31

run was a clever one. and Brooks neat
ly evaded several pairs of arms that
| were stretched out to embrace him
After a couple of short rushes Bowie
was forced through the center and
scored a touchdown in Just IL minutes
after play was called. Hooper kicked
at the goal against a strong wind and
missed il. Score: to o.
IL took only seven minutes TO score
the next touchdown. Ellis caught the
ball from the kickoff and carried il
almost back to the center. Bowie
broke through the center twice. gain
ing 10 yards. and ellis made a pretty
15-yard run around the left end. Cap
tain Brooks again got the ball and
scurried around the right end and car
ried 1t between the posts. amid cheers
that were heard at Silver Bow juno
ton. He cleverly avoided several
tackles, and was given beautiful inter
ference by Gillis. Hooper. King and
Blackburn. Hooper sent the bali fly
ing between the posts. making the
score 10 to 0.
Salt Lake Kicked out Of bounds
twice purposely. and Butte got the
ball. Ellis then kicked off and Cross
caught the rubber and started to run
with IT.. but before he had gone 10
feet Blackburn forced him down. Tay-
Tor and Mcintyre tried their hands at
sprinting. but were quickly tackled by
hlnS anu ltlSl 8lOullu DOln tunes. AlA-
er a couple of successful rushes on the
Mormon line Bowie was forced
through by Brooks and King and
scored a third touchdown in eight
minutes more. Hooper missed the goal
again on account of the wind and the
score stood IL to o.
Brooks caught the ball from McIn-
tyres kickoff and carried il back to
the center, where he was so energeti-
cally tackled by Taylor that he was
temporarily knocked out, but was in
the game again I'm a few minutes.
Brooks, ellis and Hooper participated
In q little game of bluff, and while
their opponents were trying to deter
mine just where the ball was. Smith
carried il right through their line for
Is yards, and after he had been tack
led by the irrepressible Taylor. he
gained a couple of yards more by rolling
over and under the struggling mass be-
fore he was finally pinned down. King
made a 20-yard run around the right
and assisted by the interference of
Brooks, ellis. Hooper, Bowie and
Blackburn and Smith, who was back
ed up by the entire team, lodged
through between Moore and Abel and
ran 10 yards and so scored the fourth
touchdown. Hooper put on the finish
ing touch by sending the ball between
the posts, making the score 20 to 0.
Salt Lake kicked off again and Gills
snatched the ball. tucked IL away un-
der his left arm and started off as
though he had been shot out of a can
non. He had the force of a concen-
trated cyclone and the speed
of the wind. and he knocked the Nor
mons down as fast as they ran up
against him, and some of them he
jumped over. He ran 20 yards before
Joe Klaffki could let go of a yell he
had bottled up for just such an occa-
sion, and when he was finally carried
down by half dozen of the bewildered
Salt Lakers the ball was within 20
yards of their goal. In another 20 sec
onds Brooks had secured the ball and
carried ii across the line. ellis punt
ed ii into Blackburn. but Hooper miss
ed the kick at goal. Score: "a to 0.
BY a brilliant run Brooks brought
the ball back to five yards inside of
the center after Mcintyre kicked off
and was tackled by Taylor. Bowie
went through the center for five yards
and Smith gained IL yards on a left
end play The visitors then got the
ball and Taylor ran around the right
end for 20 yards. where he was tackled
by Bowie and King. Cross repeated the
performance on the left emu. and was
interviewing Bowie and King when
time was called.
The Buttes started in on the second
half with the intention of keeping their
opponents from scoring. and they sue
ceeded in doing it. King started out
with a right-end play that missed fire
and he lost 10 yards. Bowie went
through the center for 10 yards. and
Bowie and Smith went around the ends
for 10 yards more. ellis then got an
other opportunity and he darted around
the left end for 30 yards before Read
ing grappled with him. Bowie stole 10
yards and was then put through the
line for five yards and scored the sixth
touchdown. Hooper kicked the bah
just whore he wanted to put il, and
the score was 30 to o.
Blackburn brought the ball back to
within five yards of the center. and
Smith carried il around the left end
twice for 20 yards. Brooks and Hooper
ran around the right end for 80 yards
and touched the ball down. Hooper
missed the goal, and the score stood
"a to 0.
The ball was again touched down
i'm about five minutes through some
pretty work by Brooks. King, ellis.
Smith and Bowie. and Hooper sent the
ball over the bar. Score. 40 to o.
King ran around the right end for 40
yards and Gillis made another sensa-
tional 30-yard run and Smith made a
touchdown. King kicked the goal,
making the score 46 to 0.
Hooper touched the ball down again
a few minutes later. and King kicked
it through. Score, 80 to 0.
The Buttes had the ball within 10
yards of the visitors goal when time
was called. and in another minute the
score would probably have been in
creased to IS.
The Mormons only had the ball three
times during the game. and they lost
ii very quickly each time The game
was a great success financially. which
was due to n great extent to the man.
agement of Gay Stivers, and consid-
erably more than 81 900 was taken i'm
at the gate.
W. Z. Gayley. Encyclopedia Brittanica
editor of the Standard. returned yesterday
from m eNfcn1el trim fhrnnrh Il nnens