The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-21
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PUNTs AND PASSES.
School Championship Schedule Con-
f1icts With Other Games.

me schedule that Manager RAINING Oh
All Hallows college and Manager Leonard
of the High school eleven arranged about
Week ago 10 decide the question OF
school supremacy, has occasioned all
kinds of trouble, and il now looks as
though the only game of the series that
Will be played is between the High school
and the varsity on the coming SATURDAY
That game was arranged before the two
managers met TO make, out schedule. or
it, too, would probably be involved IN the
general chaos. The TWO games for Dec
ana respectively both conflict with
other games. IL is on the 2nd that the
Christians and the varsity Will play, ana
the grounds have been engaged for that
game and most of the Arrangements have
been made On the 9th the High school
viii meet the East Denver High school
lads at Walkers field, and that will put
the game between All Hallows and the
varsity as scheduled out of the question.
None of the managers of the three eleVens
have any plan to remedy the difficulty,
and it will probably eliminate in meet
ing and arranging a new schedule. with
the dates set farther into the season.
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The game that will be played between
the High School and the Denver lads is
occasioning much interest among local en-
thusiasts. The local High School boys
have proved their ability 10 play about as
pretty a game cas- has ever been seen on
d Sail Lake gr.diron, and those who follow
football matters have desired to know for
some time past how their playing would
compare with that of the school teams
of the east. As Denver is the farthest
points east that it would be practicable
TO bring team from, the Denver lads
were written to for the game. and they
were willing. ID. A. Callahan, coach of
the local eleven, was for two seasons
prominently connected with Colorado
football matters. and coached the Pueblo
High School team and the eleven from
Colorado college. His opinion Of the game
is that the local boys Will not only stand
a good show. but that they will win out.
With the exception of the game between
the miners from Butte and the Christians,
on Thanksgiving day. il Will be the only
game of consequence with an outside
eleven, and promises to draw out a big
part Of the residents of Zion.
After siefea ting Mercur so badly, the
Christians feel that they deserve "a rest,
and VIII hold no practice until Wednesday
afternoon. They will then get out and
begin preparations to treat Butte in the
same manner that they served Mercur.
The Christians long suit is miners. and
the-- think -thsy VIII be able to send the
Butte mineralogists home defeated. Man
ager Axton is doubtful whether his team
will be able to hold any more outdoor
practices. on account of the shortneSs of
the days. His men are all working at po-
sitions that keep them until almost dusk
and then it is too late TO get out and re-
ceive the benefit of an open air prac-
tice.
Billy Burke, the whirlwind end of last
years All Hallows team. started to the
High School yesterday, and will be out
with a football suit on today. He Will
probably play his Old position at the end.
This will make some changes in the team
and may occasion a general shaking UP
Of the backs. Burke will probably make
his debut in the game with the University
on Saturday.
The Mercur boys. who fingered in Zion
over Sunday. returned home last evening
They were in good condition. generally
and took their defeat good-naturedly
They acknowledge thta their weak point
was a lack of team work brought on by
insufficient practice They will keen right
at work. despite their defeat and NAV
meet the Christians later in the season
If the game is arranged they will be able
to put up a better game than they did on
Saturday. All of the men are Old players.
but they had never. been in the same
teams before. n 'goodly amount of prac-
uce VIII be all that Is necessary to rem
edy that fault
The Sixteenth warders and the Fifteenth
Wa riders met in battle royal Yesterday ~ /
ternoon and the former Were defeated by !
a score of 10 TO u. The defeated eleven |
was by no means satisfied with the result !
and claimed after the game that they
Were outweighed by thirty-five pounds !
and protested Justify that the umpire was |
from the Fifteenth ward, and was The
rankest kind of a fake" The two teams !
Powell Ifmpson. Delander and Wade did 1
the best work in yesterdays game.
The High Schools defeat of the Chris /
tians has occasioned more comment than |
any other game of the season. Even the |
churchmen are talking about it, The |
Snurcn Messenger sums il up as follows:
The heavyweights were Completely
showed under by the brainy lads Ii is |
ever shus-mind above matter
;. ). Start the big guard of the Y. NJ. |
[, A. team, said adeu TO the Christians
YESTERDAY ard left Salt Lake He goes
TO oregon 10 engage in mining
The Second eleven of All fallows COL
lest goes To Ogden on Thanksgiving day
10 play game with light team of the
Junction city The college boys weigh
about lS5 pounds. and are willing 10 NEE
any team Of their weight in the state.