Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-01
,.l,.e and Denver High School
Teams Unable to Score
r,s NOTHING TO NOTHING
of .ereck Meet Greek" FRO"
,,.r 10 rini.h-A nu''''"de o"eere"
the combs'snis'

u ~. tsriost fought football game
',,,,.ssd In the Beehive state
n" .,,v, is the unanimous verdict of
400 people who saw yesterdays
W W IN the Walker grldlron between
80 p.nyer and Salt Lake High
81 tsama
4 .,,,.eh each side had u fair and
A,,i for the greater part OF the
i,mentablc EXCAVATIONS Of dis
,.,,,.,i we've ever and anon hurled
80 the shrinking atmos-
when at the conclu-
the rival teams presented
u s,b.r with a goose egg. But ,hc
- IL was Crock meet Grccck' In
-. every play. From the time that
80 made the splendid kick on for
I. an takcfs 1t was a fierce struggle
= aprmacy. The spectators howicd
=, yelled until they were horse, ana
|,,,st,rsmbcrlng their election horns
.,,,,.d Cor such occaslons-blcw a
,,,N. dssonancc until they were
-si,,ely exhausted. All kinds Of pco-
7. vsre there. The fat man. the
- nan the man who pulled his hair
!, 1,psed and yelled like a Comunchc
!, ne war path. the individual who
~ 4 told You co. when either side
.,,d ,hc least advantage All colorH
he alnbaw were seen In the i'm
r.ss ,hfong with q proponderancc ~
- ana black. Hundreds of pretty
ea,vee there with hats trimmed with
I, eaors " the Salt Lake High school.
| ~ ,hsy watched the yiclou. tackling
riufgei thei heroes on TO victory
EXCITEMENT WAS INTENSE.
NJ most exciting period was whom
T. cal1udoans had the pigsitin within
~ inches " the salt Lake sual,
ydli they BE- able Ia maintain thef
hd earned reputation as the Irwin
Assf
NM after time ala the Denver lads
rFss the salt Lake line like "a bnttcrins
m 10 their vain ondcavor to force the
nHh few Inches further into the terri.
- Of their opponents. Then the local
,.in ~, the ball and BY n series of
fsTe rushos. slowly but surely covered
itslr Lost ground The brilliant plays
:, tbs home team brought forth a deaf
,fifg roar u approval from tho null
tisls.
nul Tarpoy made the prcttiost play
n the DAY when the two teams were
lid W within the Utahana' territory,
nan was sem 10 spring suddenly from
nat mass Of eiiiofcscont humanity and
tiH iof Dcnvcrs home. II wns Paul
raU.y. and he had the oval gfippcd
tstlly IN hla arms! With bntcd breath
~ crowd watched him dash on sixty
iifds ere he was Intercepted. His
10y was probably as much OF SUR
Ifls' % biz comrades ~ 20 the visitors.
hh the local boys been equal To the
elaslon 10 Interference work, Denvcrs
tl0fs would now be- trailing In the
rte The cheering over Turpcy'u feat
tnauh,ed 10 an ovation.
DETAILS OF THE GAME.
Ia ,hc frs, half ,hc salt Lake team
iaNd the oval within fifteen yards Of
" VISITORS gual. and that was the BEST
iafsins the home lads made until the
hut pant u the second half. The Den.
W secured the ball and rushed IL
Ia IN a manner that was actually up-
Il.lns 10 the salt Lake pnftlsans. II
tily booked ~ though the ~. -. ~.
- we've too husky fpr the "fnVlncl-
tst' fot they carried the plgzkin Ia
VAN ,lghi yards ~ Salt Lakes goal.
A us lgncturo Howell punted the tall
" vsion' yard line. but
vas hustled back thlrty-nvo yards.
THE SECOND HALF.
a lhe second half the home lads woke
VIII a start and at once r,gain.d
nv from the spectators. The Colo
Aillhs took the ball 20 within four
80 Of lhtir opponents goal and as
~ Nch'mvniy that II was over.
80 lof the space Of half an hour there
NM-of wot1a--on the grldlron.
NJ referee ruled that ID was NOT over,
~ NE came proceeded. Cant. Smith
-l'l tho ban. The local team caught
~ arrivals acomln' and goln' and ali
vi had en- gone.
TARPEY's SURPRISE.
Ma Howclls,Jack Tarpoy and Trent
~ aAe talhpult into Dcnvers ranks
- my hel there was general melee. gu,
.h dAft,d Paul Tarpey and made
yard dash to bc downed by
Ielehi hetc was another squab-
49, NenN minutes duration. Arthur
,lsoh conlondod that only four inen
w, On The limo when down was called
~ sAplaln Smith argued otherwis.
~ we oval wua sent back 10 Salt
- twenty Vineyard line, much q
n. ll~us1 Of the onlookera. one OF
,,B Iine lals said emphntically that n,
49,, sul pay. call ON another man
u,isai,. pay | won't play" he yelloc
", .saSh Callahan rushed In amons
80 WIN IN. question. What do yot
hsW Nel mack 10 the game nnt
Nm ,o,,. what your made Of. show
H, guFltsy, show them courtesyl'
a. ~l'loe Prevailed and the hight Wen
nr,t'y everyone said that the decision
M ulhong the rnnkcst of the rank
tsFis, ,i team continued their bat
lsry.,' i'ucs and steadily pushed IN,
~ ""ln back until the close nj
M KY natural TO suppose the Sal
he 49, were exceedingly sore oVcl
hs si,'s'3h OF the Tarpey play. nu
nv nus also had kick coming
M AZ 'nlhlnod until the last, tina
lafs's tne oval on the line OF Sal
tipf.s,t,ual IN the second half, and sncl
dlis ~ NV, NJ We'rc getting the wors
ssfe on,. We think the deal not fair
aVsss u''s tfcquent, 30 along those line
\, i.asn NJ six und half dozen.
lfi ~ -halc the star would be Yer,
il6sldY lo. sun, commondable mentor
z M a.. inlue OF the two colored lad
ftusy 'd.,,',9,fa and Can't Smith an,
M ~, y, the Salt Lake eleven.
D. eo-,, aal long and tiresomo walt 10
"a, nj, 'l'.,,,lhe,nent VI football game
Al tpa,p.rlenced yesterday. Prompt
View. wv p IN the referee's whist,
w, ms.is s game the best Of feeling
notiesoh,. on both sides. and II wa
'shh l,ne iact that there We're M
N or amoug the play
fAs hWls orderly and well hohaycd
tsh tlgh,,'F boys said that they hal