The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-24
SURPRISE FOR
HIGH SCHOOL
allied to Score Against the Col.
legiate Institute.
Ems EVENLY MATCHED
CORE OF 0 TO 0 WAS THE
RESULT.

The football team of the Collegiate
isti.ute handed out a surprise to the
udents of the High school yesterday
nd upset all the calculations of the
Use ones. Those who predicted an
sy victory for the High school re-
aived a severe shock. Bets We're free
made that the score would be all
Re way from 20 90 40 to 0 against the
5ilegians. After playing a twenty
80 and twenty -minute half the best
g. Hieh school could do was to break
PJen with a 0 20 0 score.
The crowd was not quite as large as
! le usual Saturday attendance 20 the
-aooI games, out ;t was just as en-
usiastic 13ach team was well rep
scented bv rooters. The gIr students
both Institutions We're out in fuh
Tors and helped 10 cheer their favor
iI appearance neither team seemed
4 have any advantage I'm weight. The
4 7liegiate eleven mad heavier men in
\ me positions, but there were offset
The small ends and backs. The
: Ell school did more fumbiing than
81 any game they have played this
ssOn. ana IT is probably due more
this cause more than any other that
eE were unable Co score. Several
mes they had the bah within strik-
distance of q goal when q tumble
Is the bail for them
After The kickoff the High school
p7E. started down the field and it
0ked easy for them. They went the
(. length Of che gridirOn. going
rough the Collegiate line for gains
from five to ten yards on each down.
isiops of 40 To- score appeared 20
putting It mild On the Collegiates'
e-yard line a sudden and almost
nsa1onal stop settled the High
5hoofs further progress. The col
4 gians held the High school boys. not
lowing them to gain an inch on three
n WINS and the ball went over. After
Dying twice 20 advance the BAH. Pet
fuhback of the institute kicked il
Lawrence on the institute twenty
20 line The High school was held
the first three downs and the ball
ain went over
one OF the prettiest end runs Of the
s. was then made by Sexton Of the
iege, who went spinning around
sht end FOR twenty yards. Then
mmenced @ bitter fight betweea the
O teams. Neither eleven appeared
D. able 20 advance the ball First
C0negiates were held for downs
id he ban would no sooner go over
au fl would come back for the same
use Once during these tactics. how
er AwlIy' Thomas made an end
- Tor twenty yards. The half ended
I'D the bah nee-. the center OF the
id, IN the CO-egiates' possession.
n the second half Thomas and Ad-
$ went out their places being filed
Pike and Weboer. The COnegiates
re held for downs, after receiving
J BAH on the kick-of. and it looked /
moment rs If the High school
SCENTS would be able TO score. A (
Alnbie lost the BAH for the latter on I
Institutes twelve-yard line. The F.
iege team had to kick q moment I
ef. Hyde captured the kick, re-
fuing the BAN TO the same spot it 7
IS kicked from. A couple of bucks 4
2need the bah to within five yards I
goal when the High schools FUN 1
~ In The scrimmage after the oval 4
WIS Knocked over the goal line and 4
|aplain Nelson fea upon it, making a I
leE9ack- The haH was brought cut I
r. Kicked from the tWenty-fVe-yard I
e Never again was either goal lire /
danger Twice the elevens ex- /
-nsed pEnts with honors about even. /
: re Gloss Of the game the bail was