The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-24

the march Suddenly Latimer shot over
the line and one goal had been gained.
Aliens foot sustained paralysis and he
missed goal
The play in the second halt lasted
only a few minutes longer KimbaH
kicked beautifully to Cross, and after
a few more plungeS the referees whistle
blew with the oval on the University
35-yard line.
Sanford retired on account of his in
iured leg, and Eph Barker took his
place.
Kimbau took Aliens Kickoff grace
fully when hostilities recommended, and
carried the oval IS yards. but the RED
and white were unable to keep up their
advantage and the ball changed hands
on downs once during this half the Z.
Of q. rallied and got the ball on downs
1t was at about this time that Allen
and Hyde exchanged fistic Courte5leS.
and were ruled off by Referee Stanton.
under the protest of Umpire cred May
Three hundred and twenty rooters came
on the campas during their fracas. Bar
ker did Aliens work at half and Trlpp
was substituted for Hyde
Barker did some good buckinS, Tripp
did some good tacltiing, and lastly the
association soon got another toucn-
down. Latimer missed goal, and the
score was to O, where it remained I'M
til the end
The only events of interest that fol-
lowed was the clever way kfmball stole
the ball, and Porter's sprightly run
with the oval after it had been fumbied
by Cross. He made about 20 yards,
and il was here for the first time that
Gatehouse, the 61a foot guard of the u
of n. DISTINGUISHED himself. He reached
out about ten feet and caught Porter
where Achilles got the spear. ana as
Reiser, the Varsity Splinter, got hold
of Porter at about the same time, Por-
fer concluded to stop. Whereupon the
whistle blew and the game was over.
The line up:
University. y M n - "a.
Hedger. =. :. L. E. - =. go. ..BaGG
Wallace L. Y. ......".. LynberS
/ Gatehouse -. Il. G. ----- Smltn
1 StringfeHow :. &C. ---.- -Augu l
I Pearson ....R G.. 80, ....Claypurn
and Barker
Anderson go. r e. 49, ----Langton
/ HYDE .......L II. -. ......--- Allen
Olsen ..R. H. ......" ..Pofter
I Telford %. b -. 49,. cross
I KinbaN .. e. &. - Latlmer
and HoWells
Onctals.-Refereen and umpire (al-
ternateiy)-FredM May and Joe Stahlohi
hnesmen, Hampstead and Meakln-
FOOTBALL NOTES
The Y. M. C. a. II have arranged for
{ two games with PriYo. One VIII b5
! played here on Nov. 6. and the second
! on the 18th at Provo
The Crescent team has been under
going some diIigent practice of late ane
Fred May, who will be manager OF the
aggregation this year, says he is now
ready to enter the local arena and con-
test for the pigskin supremacy in Utah
The team made a reputation last veal
and as most of the old players are still
in the ranks, Mr.. May expects great
things OF them.
Their victory over the Z. of q. team
last year gave them the championship
Of Utah, and they are now anxious q
uphold their position by meeting the
NJ. c. a. and Provo eleyents. Their
first game viii be with the Y. NJ c. a
on Nov. Is.
The line up viii be: Frank Barker
II. e.: T.. Barker, !. e.; LynbeFg, l. s.
Anderson, c.: Livingstone. I. s.; Hopen
beck. T. t.; Sears, L. e.; Whitehead. q
b.; Shefford, l. h.; Bob Lawless. L h.
OfBrien. {. b.