The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-25
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A game has been arranged between
the High school and All Hallows col
lege, to be played at Walkers field on
DEG. 9. Next to the rivalry that exists
between the Varsity and the High
school, that which agitates the students
OF the college and the High school is
the strongest among local elevens. A
J football. season would not be complete
were the two schools not to meet on
the gridiron. They have always been
the most evenly matched of any of the
! local teams. Three years ago the High
/ school vanquished the collegians by a
score of 4 to 0. The following season
! the collegians got in their work and
PUT the High school out by score, of
to- 0. Last year it was the High
! schools turn again, and they twice
4 defeated the college boys by close
scores. By the natural order of sue
cession it is the college year this year.
and they are going to play for all they
are worth to win the favor of the
fates.
According to Captain Graham, the
erStWhile collegiate team is not dead
yet, even though it has been sleeping
for some time. He will make another
effort to reorganize this week, and
thinks that he will be more successful
than he has the past two or three times
that he has been recognizing the team.
1t means much to the boys of the insti-
tute to get a team in the field again.
If they let football at their school die
out this year. it is not very likely
that it Will ever be resurrected. There
are enough big, strong men in the
school to. put out as good a team as
any of eIocal schools have, but they
lack the spirit. and that is what counts
{.
will be made to get the team out to
practice next Monday, and whether or
not there will be any reorganization
depends Wholly on how the students
turn out TO practice. If they take the
proper interest there is still time to put
winning team in the field.
No answer was returned yesterday
from the high school to Manager AK
tons proposition for another game. 1t
is not likely that the challenge will
be answered until after the Thanksgiv-
ing game with Denver If it is re-
fused, Manager AXuon will send another
challenge and still another one. The
Christians want the game badly, and
thequestion that is agitating them the
most is whether or not they will be
able to get it. If arranged, the game
would doubtless be one of the biggest
drawing cards of the Geason.
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Captain Megeath of the second team
of All Hallows college is out of the
game for the time being. He is not
suffering from any injuries received in
a game. but from rheumatism in the
rigEe leg. Dooley is acting captain in
his place. The boys go to Ogden on
Thanksgiving day, and are practicing
hard for the game.
ca.nrI team Of he l1pivarGifv
will make an effort the coming week
to arrange a game with All Hallows
college for the day before Thanksgiv-
ing. Some time ago the All Hallows
boys promised to play them, and the
varsity boys are confident that they
tees are being held until after today's
game.
The third team Of the high school
went down to defeat yesterday after
noon before the rushes of the Lowells.
The score was to 0. The only touch
down of the game was made by Jack
Mckee for the Lowells. 1t was an in
teresting contest. and quite a crowd of
pupils from the two schools We're in
attendance.
The students of the Grant school yes
terday put it on those from the Sumner
DN score OF ~ 10 u AS one VI lic
boys expressed it: They came with
the big head and went back with a
goose egg
The Whirlwinds and the Hamiltons
played yesterday afternoon, and the
Whirlwinds were victorious by a score
of Is to o. The winning team wishes TO
meet any eleven that averages from
100 to 10 pounds in weight, especially
school teams.
The Y. NJ c.. "A will be strengthened
by the addition of new man in the
line. Sam Griffiths will be out next
week to help things along. The Chris
tians had brisk practice last even
ing in the gymnasium. After the prac-
tice they sat around in the office and
talked football over. made forecasts on
the coming games and had good time
generally.
f. R. Davis of Logan, who was at the
White House last night. is the manager
of the Brigham Young college football
team which was the champion of the
northern country last season. Mr.
Davis wants to arrange a game with
the university team to play in Logan on
day. and to play in Salt
Lake again on the Saturday following
He will see George Riser. the university
today. in order TO arrange the |
games But he was afraid last night |
that the contest between the Denver |
and the high school teams might inter- !
fere with his plans. We have been |
beaten in our first game this year by |
the Agricultural College, said the Lo- |
gan manager, but several of our play
ers were not in condition. and we don't !
ha do in,