The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-10-27
VARSITY BEATS
ALL HALL0WS
University Students Too Much
for ColIegians.
WON BY "A SCORE OF l6 TO 0
THE RESULT WAS A SURPRISE
TO THE PUBLIC.

rhe annual game between All Hal
lows and the University was played
yesterday. and once more the blue and
gold OF the college went down in y
feat. That figures on paper go a-r
naught when bumped up against the
real article was clearly demonstrated
to the satisfaction of the 1.500 people
that witnessed the contest All Hal
lows was the favorite before the strug-
gle and scarcely anyone considered for
a moment that the victory would be
so easily wen by the students from the
east bench Although the score would
not indicate it, vet the varsity had
easy work in winning the game. Not
once during the contest was il held
for downs and in but one or two in
stances did the plays fail to make a
noticeable gain. on the other hand.
the college players were unable to do
anything with their opponents line,
and IL nearly every instance had to
kick the ball or lcse it on downs. The
varsity played in what might be
called hard luck. Five times during
the game it had the bail within strik-
ing distance % the goal and lost it.
three times on fumbles, once on an
of side play and once or a decision
by The officials. The 'varsity was un-
qusStionably The stronger and heavier
team and as such outclassed the col
legians.
Different Styles Of Play.
One feature o. Yesterdays game shat
was of considerable interest was the
different styles of play used by the
teams. The All HaIlows adopted the
close formation on the defensive. while
the varsity went to the other extreme,
using the open formation
1t rs now thought that the COLLEGE
made a mistake IN playing the tackles
guards and center in such close order
Worthel at right tackle on the All
HalloWs is conceded to be one Of 10
best line players in the city. yet i'm
yesterdays game the university backs
went through him like SO much paper
True. Worther would get the first nan
that came his way. but the rest of the
Interference passed by him as if he
were not in the line.
FOR the All Hallows Farmer Fred
smith played the star game. In fact
he ex-captain Of the High school
put up the greatest defensive came
ever seen on a local gridiron. Smith
took car Of both sides Of the line and
WIS in nearly every instance the man
who cowned the varsity player with
the ball
Good Offensive Work.
On the offensive Talon played the
best game for his tan and gained
more territory than all OF the other
players combined. Meagher played a
goCd defensive and offensive game I'M
I'll retired near the end of the first
half. For the varsity Brown and
Bennion were easily the best men.
Both # these men hit the opposing
line Ike a hurricane and generally
plunged yards after being tackled The
game was remarkably clean and de-
void of any wrangling. The showing
made by the varsity has raised il i'm
the eyes of the local public i'm it's COM
ing contest with the University OF
re ada on Thanksgiving. It was
freely predicted last evening that IL
would be able to make its presence
seit when il goes Up against the
strong Nevada team. Both agEreSa-
IONS were we'll represented by roOters
and the -"aving of flags and curious
combinations Of yels did "A great deal
towards encouraging the players.
The Game in Detail.
The ball was put in pay by a kick
from Dougan 70 Talon, who was
dOwned on the college lxenty-yard
line. The latter was sent around left
end for two yards. Farmer Fred Smith
tried a right end run and lost three
yards on the attempt. Meagher punt
ed. the ball going out OF bounds, CIV
Ing it 20 the varsity on the All Hol-
lows forty-yard line. The varsity hit
Worthen on their first down with
Brown for a gain of five yards. Pat
terson, q. WegtOn and Saunders in
tue order named. hit the college line
-
Saunders again went through left tack
Ie for plunge. landing on the college
eight-yard line before going down
Peterson att smpted to go around left
enc Tor to, shtOwn and funbled the
ball, Cline of the All HalIOvrs faIIina
on IT, The rollege here made its onl-,
gain of the day, Talon going around
the 'varsity's left end for a run of
twenty-five yaros. when Brown ptIie,.
him down from behind. Meagher bir
40 vTe EN-
five-yard run around left end BY
Farmer Fred Smith Two more downs
Tor the college gained two yards. when
the varsity was penalized ten yards
,or offsiCe playing. The varsity
0raced, compelling MeaEher to punt on
The thiri down. anC Patterson. think
ing the ball out of bounds was
aowned on his own ten-yard line The
university then began a march for a
touchdown that was never headed
End luns and line bucks of from five
10 ten yards on each, carried the ball
The full ength of the field for toucn-
down. Not single down resulted in
loss. Bennion finally going over the
line between the goal posts for 2 score.
Dougan missed goal
Score, 70 O; time-of play. twenty
and a ltalf minutes.
Kicked to Wade of Varsity.
On the kickoff Wade advanced on f.
his own thirty-yard line before hitting
the ground. Patterson started f, the
enemy's goal with a twenty-yard rur
around left end. followed by a line buck
81 ssVelve yards BY Bennion. Saunders
and Bennion gathered in six more
yards. when Harker made a splendid
run around left end for twenty yards
Just as the varsity was again within
striking distance OF the College coal
an of side play gave the bail to Al
HallOws. Talon again started the
play with a ten-yard run arEund Fef;
end, when a try by Farmer Smith and
Talon resulted in no gain. Meaghei
was again fore7d to kick TO Patterson
Another marcn was started for the
college goal line. Brown and Bennior
making large gains through the Al
Ealiows' line. the latter using his shiri
n the plunge. Meagher went ouS Of
he game at this poirt and was re-