Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-29
Big DAY FOR FOOTBALL.
IMC.A and High School Garry Oh
Tho HO1OS.


The time from 10 O'Clock TO yes
,eriay was devoted exclusively 10 foot.
hail enthusiasts ani those Of Salt Lskc's
popula,ion wno were athlctically In
onned. -Four games were playeii y
M.C,A. Va University Of Utah, High
School W Logan Agricultural College,
Tmmbo Cyclones VI II. =. Juniors
and Summer Va Bryant Schools.
The prevailing thaw made lhlngs
decidedly Juicy under foot, mud
begflmed classic prohlss being
the srier Of decoration for tho
competing elevens vino played tneif
hardest despite the uuiAyorsule clnll'
lions which prohibited tricky play 10
any successful extent Unpleasant
Notwithstanding and accidents were
conspicuous by their absence auu ava
pether IL was a harmonious day o.
sport.
BRYANT w sUMSER
Both teams lined up on tue vacant
lot at the corner Of Fourth bsst ahb
Eighth West Al 1920 q. IN. AND th'
game was witnessed BY \ voetcfous
crowd of some 800 paflitaus. thr
hummer boys had ~ mewhni the h'h'-
ier team. owing 20 which fact ihcl
wote enabled 10 score ~ TO by the con
of time, Both slrveus INDUCED 10
fancy playr, the interference sui int
ing being n Auythiug abIvc the aver
age usually pa, up by 'no lu''n'''''
CYCLONES vs. LsJuNioRs.
Al 1915 Ia. Nswsboys met the II. s.
Tuniots on the Fort Douglai campus
The frat half developed tbs fact thal
min teams were evenly maiened, o.
though three more minutes grace, par
ring accidents, would have fcsulIei
In touchdown for the literary ped
dIsrs. Tue game was a hot Que ani
Il VAS open to conjecture whether lhe
game was proceeding under London
eriar ring rules or iust simply ties iof
iii. In the second half there Wst
blood on the moon. Simpson, 5eafs,
OiBfleu, Meakin, Barker OF al indulged
In a husky old time. Sears got over
the line twice, the second touchdown
resulting In n finely kicked goal Ihe
oylonea came out VI the melee violofa
10 the tune Of 10 10 o, wheftupOn there
was mad scramble down town Atsf
the fTee turkey repasl.
mon SCHOOL vs. LOGAN A @.
socio,y turned out In ioree to wilt
meas the game between the two lohulns
llrbt weight teams OF Utah. The
crowd Of somr 800 people with oou'
tipRsnt Of the fair seK made the welkin
ring with their rival slogans. some
red and black enthusiastic "footoP'
would start the ohorus'
30, me, o my, won't we black the
A. g, eytl
80 me, y my, tho Logan farmer
viii DO pie. Wow" .,
which would 10 Immediately ioi
lowed by the minority with;
Trough and tough, rough anu
tough, you buck the iarmeiH anu your
get enough"
George Downsy was an impAtua
referee with Shuup ump,Ie, Moor
tiniekeeper, anu two Logan linemen
High School got the ball aud Oie
made q good drive. Porter an
Allen iDdulged In some goo
work which eventually lAude
the ball over the line after five minute
play. A weak kick Tor goal was mad'
by OdslL The boys liued up again u
battle array aud good solid veneer o
mud. and resumed hOslilitles. Upon
the A. q. Tegaining the ball WilsoI
made q pretty run ottwtnty yards, out
was neatly downed by Oiell, where
upon tue ball changed hands for som'
minutes. Porter essayed 20 break iol
the line, but LTngton nailed him. Tn
first half Terminated In n beautiful raj
by Hempsteai (who IN now man 10
the IA. &. roam) with a good inter
ference by Porter. The last half wa
OF the give anu take order, the soor
remaining the came In favor Of IL. s
ttoO.
YIN. O. a, vs. U, OF U.
The game was called mn hour late
than advertised time, A big crow
witnessed anu inleTieted with tn
progress Of the game, by an ut
aeemly orOwding over tue gtoun,
despite the efforts OF the police. Y
NJ. q, A. won the toss ana took N
east goal. Taylor for the Y. NJ. q. a
was tue star player OF the day. Mur
ply, the High school center, playci
gooi game despite his having playt
IN one game IN tho morning. Alieu
Price, O'Btien, Gross and Lynber
materially helped things aloog Tor tn
Christians, while Ensign, NsplTor
stfingiellOw and Varlan did ytomal
service for the u, OF u, but the latte
were outplayed by their oppousnt'
Taylor made good run VI sixty yard
belug caught by Kimball on a hail
raising tackle three yards from homs
Tho first touch down was secured b
Allen, n few minutes after the star
which was converted into a goal. 1
the second half Enaign INDUCED I
some some good punting, Taylor ~
In hia work, however, aud secured
third touch down, then Rshel backt
the center for smother, tue u. Of |
wotKing In the mud ike rtolans, bI
were outplaytd, leaving the score
call OF time 1T Y. NJ, q. a. 20, U.