Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-16
Ooings Among the Local tner-
gstlc Pig Skins Chasers'
WILLARD BEAN IN DENVER
uow tho "Prcachor PugiIist" IL Pea
turcd In the Centennial STATE
Horse Races cricket riatch.

This afternoon the Y. NJ. G. a. foot
nii team indulgca In the nrst practice
fths season ana will elect a now cap
r.n Go stop into the shoes Of }. %. Cross
,ba has held down that position with
fsumen owing 10 the fact that Mr..
cross now holds the position NJ the
waaatrh school hls duties viii prevent
Dim taking an active part upon the
uliifln this year
Mortimer Allen iH spoken Of is being
UtHly successor 60 Cross in tho now
vacant cnut1lnuy. Allen Or the oldest
PLAYER Cor the blue and white. dc Be-
4 good hnlf.hnCli and enjoys the cone
f1grta OF the entire team and th1re
Vh1 F0 v0clfcr0unly root for the Chris
HgH Wilson. the x-Cornoli back. who
tfat year ana such fine work FOR the
y. So e.. A. team. D. in correspondence
with Manager Aston. ana. providing
terms can Do mutually arranged. d. VIII
come down from Butte. whore d. now
g. and coach the local eleven. In the
event 0f not arriving ut satisfactory
terms : shaun who played half back
On the AmCH uR.l team. VIII probably
coach the Christians. shaun would
very much like tp play football himself
Dot owing 90 an accident that h' enc
t0untofrd ON the railroad lnst year, his
football days are now unfortunately "a
'hing Of the pas.
with the commencement OF school the
various football teams are ruriuruH
uU Uu 400 Sides Early ln the week the
Juniors OF the CullrHpte Institute
elected Albert Az captain and Erwin
MgN.ecg. mnnaggr Of hrit football
team. Al ilHlluw'H college athletes met
DH Thursday evening and talked over
che coming football H0Hauu. There Or
Ul,ry nf puud material at the school
tH.H year but uH many NJ the players
have not set arrived boz town fur the
term ana the managers. captains aud
rIlrhcrH for The various teams win not
o. decided upon until nll the boys are
Joe W, strinFfoil1w, the old.tlmo 800.
pound half.buck for the University Of
Utah. leaves Tor Ann Arbur ON Mon
day morning where De will study law.
Manager Axton has received % letter
from Frank lltchlg. manager of tho
WuRhburns NJ Topeka. Kansas. asking
that "A game be- arranged with the
OGDEN football team, ON their trip 10
California.
From tho present Indications nrncti-
fAllN AAN NNN ANNANANl MNAllNH NAANH NfNNNN
will be- played on the Walker Field.
witch b. conveniently located and FUR
NiHhyl with ample seating urcpmodn-
lions The wuch-voNcd question OF rcn.
Cal has practically boon settled and
hanccforth Will be- put on q 20 per cent
hlTis and not forty por cent ns hereto
flrr, with the Fort Douglas ground
now closed 90 thU rutp-pnyinG public
there remain only Walkers Field and
thr University campus whercln tho
fls'hkln chaaors can covort
There IL some talk OF N'vlvinF tho
l'ks team. Several o. the old members
orc anxious TO reorgnnizr and not go
over. 90 the Y, NJ. G. As. az was pmc-
ueally agreed last week
The cricket game Tor next Wcdnos-
DAY promises 10 be- an interesting nf-
fHlr, II VIII bo the first in ogden for
many years ana la order that every
lndy may see a. arrangements have
hrnu made for the game 20 take place
nH The ogden Tabernacle square. Both
thn Salt Lake and the ogden teams arc
luctlcing hard. and the game will
n1i result uu dli tho recent one "a
Hllt Lake. The lineup ~ tho ogden
team. a. az present anticipated, VIII be
Hs follows WIN. Haddsnham. cap.
AIN Brig, Robinson, John suit !.
Burton, Nathaniel Thomas. Thomas
Hays, job Read. r. u. Evans and Thoa.
fuurthwnlte.
salt Lake will probably be Represent
81 BY Hayward. Davies Rubp. bur
.gIgh, snundcrs McpherHon. COLTS.
Morris, Mcl,Escaltcr. Bird. and Wilson.
However nothing definite win be- decld-