The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-11-14
THE INDIANS RUN.


pigskin.
THE INDIANS RUN.
The ball was thrown back to Roberts
for a kick, but the fullback failed to
get it, and Waddoups accommodate
| ingly gathered it UP. Provo soon lost
the ball on downs, after Hyde had been
neatly tackled by Cross. The ball went
to Knowlton, and in the prettiest end
run of the day he covered 20 yards of
baked clay territory. After one or two
more or less futile bucks, Roberts made
q long kick. Twenty-Five buckskinned
| forms dashed towards the east goal.
The ball went to Waddoups and was
! fumbled. second later Knowlton
| flashed by him and was beyond the
! goal posts with the ball in his arms.
This was the second touchdown. 1t
had taken ten minutes. Roberts failed
on the goal kick.
Provo was dismayed. Three more
minutes remained. Allen got the ball
on the kickoff and wedged his way
! back for ten yards. Waddoups got the
oval after another kick, but was tack
| led so hard by Smith and Augustus
that he did not rise for two minutes.
! The whistle blew and the ball was on
the 4O-yard line of Provo territory.
THE SECOND HALF.
When the second half began Otteston
had taken the place of Miller. Allen s
leg was too strong on the kickoff, and
the ball went out of bounds, but on the
next attempt the ball went to Larsen
and was brought back about Is yards
where it was stopped by virtue of a
tackle by Dykman. There was a row
| at this point over an alleged tumble by
Waddoups. Another kick was made by
] oDI, Il Dat No Io1 T
sen made a gain, but when Hyde
clasped it in his huge fingers, it be-
came slippery and fell, and at the enc
of q wild scrimmage KnoWlton was
found to be covering it.
Allen made a buck which garnered
five yards, and Knowlton made an
other, but the Y. NJ. c. A. could not
hurt the Provo line any further, an6
the ball went to the academy.
Roberts, on a clever drop kick landed
the oval within one yard of the goal. a
stout resistance was made here by the
Provoites. They urged the ball back
ten yards, but the Y NJ. c. A, will
heavy defensive work, stopped then
here and obtained the ball. Alier
hurled himself through the line for foul
yards. Knowlton added four more
Suddenly there was d tumble, but {
cheer went up when Augustus wa:
Aliens heavy bucks did the work ant
the ball was over. Roberts kicked {
neat goal.
a FINAL RALLY.
The playing was furious and rapid
after that The Provoites made 6, fina
rally to regain their lost ground. eros!
got the ball on the kickoff, but wa:
checked before he had taken a step. 4
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to make fair catch. He failed to throw
up his head as a warning and wa!
tackled fiercely by Dykman.
PROVO SCORES.
The academy men pushed their wa!
slowly up the field. The superior weigh
of the line was apparent, and the buck
could not be resisted. With gains o
three and four yards, they slowly ap
preached the goal, and finally Hyde, il
a final effort, went over for a. touch
down. Most of the bucking whicl
brought out the touchdown was don
by Hyde The Provo enthusiasts cheer
ed wildly when he went over the line
Otteston's attempt at a goal was
failure.
Three minutes more remained, durin;
which the ball was kept in Provo ter
ritory, but the whistle of time cam
with the ball near the center yard line
The lineup:
Y NJ. C. A. 3. Y. Academy
Bagge, /. e.....r. e. Otteston and Mile
Smith, |. t. commonwealth. t., Johansel
Short !. g...............r. g., Andersen
Reading, C. .......-...... ...,..c, JUDI
Dykman, 7. g. ..............l. g., Ewel
, Clayburn, r t. .........L. t., lie Fevr
Augustus, 7. e. ..........l. e., Peterson
Capt. Cross, q. b.......q. b., Waddoup