Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1897-11-15

ton of athletic skill and science. The
superior weight and strength of the
Golden team counted nothing against
the skilful tactics of their lighter adver-
sarles, and all this was due to the super.
ior work of Coach Folsom, and to whom
praise in no measured terms should be
given. He believes in foot ball as Gle.
waiting in manliness, and training accord
ing 10 his method, instead of being a
mere incident, is held superior to the
game itself. With such system and
backed as the Boulder team is, by every
citizen of Boulder and every student of
the university, it is little wonder they
take pride in winning.
The Boulder team which PLAYED Sat
urday are worthy of much credit. Lewis,
Chase, Rogers and Schillng have the
snap and the lightning like movements
which made it practically impossible for
the miners to follow their play. When
the ball was III motion they were ready
to do their work and rarely did they fail
to make their gains. On the other hand
few realized the superb support they had
from the line. DeForrest and Clay as
end receive and deserve much credit for
their play. There are no better ends in
The state. But for the especially meri-
torious playing in the line thurman. as
our crack center, Dillon and Spangler as
guards Austin and Hogarty as tackles,
fall far short of receiving their ust
deserts. The holes made in the line by
Truman, Dillon and Austin on offensive
play made the wondrous gains OF Lewis
possible. And on defensive, Hogarty
and Spangler did magnificent and eff
fective work III stopping the fierce on
slaught of the miners.
At 2:3o Chase Kicked off for the Boul-
ders to the School of Mines twenty
yard line. In ten rushes Golden adj
vanced the ball 90 yards when Clay Sc
cured it on tumble. 1t then took thir-
teen rushes by Boulder to carry the ball
over GoIden's goal line for touch down.
Lewis failed at goal On the next kick
off by Golden, Schilling caught the ball
on the 10 yard line and advanced 1t IS
Yards. Ten yards IS lost on a tumble.
Rogers gains 10 and Golden gets the ball
on a tumble. By number Of line bucks
Golden then works the ball to Boulder's
20 yard line, where they lost it on downs.
Sch;lling Carries the ball for IS yards,
and then Rogers goes through right
guard and tackle and by skilful lodging
and maneuvering makes the star run of
the day, and a touch down. Chase kick
ed goal After Golden's next kick off.
Boulder advanced the ball by a few
scrimmages when kick was re5orted TO.
The strong high wind carried the ball
back from the IS yard line over Boulder's
goal line where Rogers fell on the ball.
This gave Golden two points, the only
ones of the day and for which they could
derive no satisfaction. A few more
minutes play gives Boulder another
touch down and the first half closes with
the score Io to 2.
The second half was rather tame as
Golden could not pretend to oppose the
rapid fierce play of Boulder's men The
latter seemed to score at will and soon
ran it up to sc to as final score. During
the latter half many of Golden's men
we're knocked out or quit and were SUBJ
stituted for. When the game closed
there were six substitutes playing.
The game was free from smuggling and !
the Golden's felt that they were fairly