The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-17
FIERCE GAME
RESULTS IN TIE
High School EIeVens Divided
HcnOrs Yesterday.
THE SCORE STOOD Il TO l2
SENSATIONAL PLAYS MADE BY
BOTH TEAMS.
HE SCORE STOOD I2 TO 70

BY far the hercest game OF the year
-as played between the Salt Lake and
gden High schools at Walkers field
yesterday. SO intense was the interest
{ the LOCO spectators that p times
seemed as If they would rush in and
Sake hand in the game. Partisans
both elevens yelled themselves
arse and the wavjng of flags and
! lowing OF horns raised such a din
hat it was almost impossible for the
layers TO hear the signals. The ogden
esen bought down several hundred
p9ters, who gathered in squads about
le side lines and easily succeeded in
: aking as much noise as she ro0ters of
be- lacal High school. THe crowd had
Jason To cheer and yell. for the game
as She closest seen in this city for
me time.
Each team scored q touchdown In the
st half. and again duplicated the feat
The second, closing the game with
score Of twelve TO twelve. The con-
was fun Of sensational plays, anu
en- the cool headed officials were at
smes amazed al The brilliant perform
&C. OF some Of the players.
q Einety-y1rd Run by Keogh.
q Perhaps tie most hair-raising play
The day was q ninety-yard dash by
& keogh- tho Ogden full back, and the
termined run Of Hyde, the local half
ISlck, in his efforts TO bring the Ogden
Nan to the ground. The local aggre-
ttlon had failed to make the neces-
distance an ftgo Tnvr-~e
mpted TO kick on the third down.
sten-s line broke through and blocked
kick
J. Keogh grabbed the ball and start
on his Ions rum almOst the fun
ngth of the field for a touchdown.
tn the entire Salt Lake team i'm hot
fsuit. The fieet-fOOted ogden man
He'd away from every one of his
rsuers excepting Hyde. the pIucky
IL Lake half back. AS they neared
goal line it looked as if the latter
ould not be able to gain the inter
ming two feet between himself and
flying Ke0gh. Just as the Ogden
an VAS about to cross the line HYDE.
superhuman effort. tackled him
pm behind and GOwned him within
70 feet O a touchdown. The effort
these two men fafEly lifted the crowd
their feet. Ogden quickly lined up
slts frenzy to score the touchdown.
Throw Opponents Beck.
"a buck was ordered and the Salt
Ike bows threw their opponents back
no gain Again the signals called
a buck, and again by mighty effort
ogden ontingent were kept from
bring. They lined W for the third
asst trial. and by united effort
ogden team pushed KeOgh the
cessary two feet. scoring a touch
wa.
ogden's second score was also of a
lsatiOnal kind. The visitors were
ID for downs and forced TO kick.
Eloing the ball to Thomas Of the Salt
ke team on the lltter's ten-yard line.
attempting to cGrch the ball Thomas
bled and i'm. an instant Farley Of
Gen snatched the oval and scam
led over The line for Ogden's second
pre-. Both these touchdcwns were a |
Re Of good luck on the part of the
tors, and might properly be termed
hes, Nevertheless. this is part of the [
ne, and resulted in the visitors tying
score.
Perhaps the best stand of the dav
made when the local aggregation /
red its second touchdown. After /
rying the ball down the field by lit 1
~ tearing the Ogden line to pieces. ]
me plungeS Of from three to six /
rds each down, a sudden brace by !
visitors held the local students on /
Ogdens' twO-yard line
Thomas Scores For Salt Lake.
buck was ordered and the ball ad- /
zhced 10 within a foot Of the visitors
q line. Here "Awky" Thomas was |
cred through the line by Captain /
tn. The play started in fun force. !
vas met with strong resistance by !
Ogden eleven.
n3m3s was showed high I'm the air.
IRE. With the oval tucked safely I'M /
his avn, he calmly watched the on
ng forces around him. one side tr--
20 push him over the goal line and
II other resisting every effort. FIRST
BlgoKy player and his precious bur
were swayed one way and thel he
er, IT looked as if his team mates
ID never be able TO overcome the
ibla force offered by the eIev-
ogden players. Suddenly the
pie mass Of twenty-five sturdy
rs E1sen collapsed, Thomas falling
he heap.
gain the crOwU at the lower end Of
field became frantic, some declaring
BAH was over and others disputinT
claim. For time IL looked like a
Ugh house" Finally the officials
angied the mass OF players and /
vky" Thomas was found safely at
bottom of the pile with the pig
under his arm. about six inches
the goal line A goal by Hyde tied
score.
Salt Lake Outpoints Ogden.
nsidering the points scored and the
ner in which they were made. salt
easily outpointed their opponents.
local team playe- the better game
he way through. In offensive work !
clearly were superior TO the Wis
me and time again the local stu
sent Elen through holes in the
ems line big enough to drive q
on in. Another noticeable feature
b. local play was the hurdling. Not
one man but several cleared the
en line with a single jump for sub
ti2l gains. Davis at right end for
locals put up a star game at tack
II ard took care Of nearly everything
started in his direction. The -hr-e
Lake sacks. Hyde. Thomas and
renee, divided honors in gaining !
I'd. each having several end runs
credit
me visitors J. Scudder WIS easily
best man. He hit the line harder
made better end runs than any
e other backS. Farley also played
BOD same for the visitors. getting
every play. Both AGREE and
mes as referee and umpire showed
=. heir decisions that they know the
and gave good Subtraction. ;