The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-22
WYOMING EASY
FOR CHAMPIONS
Beaten by q Score of as 10 0 BY
Logan Aggies.
VISITORS WERE OUTCLASSEO
FARMERS LINE IlIPREGNABLE
GOAL NEVER IN DANGER.
Special to The Herald.y

Logan, nov -l.-Dn Held llhL Was
literally a sea of mud the Agricultural
College football team beat che eleven
of the University of Wyoming by a
score OF 40 TO o. The visitors were
hopelessIy outclassed and outpiayed,
and not once during the entire game
aid they have the slightest chance 10
score. Ihe Utah champions played the
best football ever seen here showing
much more team work and greater
speed than when they played Che var
sIJy OF Utah Ihey scored Hour touch
downs in each half. and Madsen per-
formed the remarkable feat of goal
ing six times out of eight. with a wet
field and Il wet ball. Madsen was the
star of the game. de Captaiued the
champions and ran the team in beau
t1ul shape.
The playing OF Adams. Fem. Olsen.
Nielsen ana Alfred. for the Agricul-
tuTal college, and CavCu, for the visi-
tors. was a feature. Wyoming was
outweighed a little by the champions.
but the speed, precision and strength
of the latter gave the visitors no
chance.
The Agricultural college won the toss
and the ball was kicked to them. Oh
sen went through the line for five
yards. Alfred, Madseu and Adams
made good gains. and then Fem, on
a quarterback play made a sensa-
tiOnal run of fOrty-fve yards. Alfred
was pushed over for a touchdown aft
ter seven minutes play. NIadsen
goaled. Madsen kicked to Wyoming.
The visitors could make no gains.
either at end run or line play. and
kicked twenty-five yards to Fem.
Adams went fifteen. Olsen ten and
Madsen four yards, and then Alfred
went over for touchdown after eleven
minutes play
Wyoming kicked to the Agricultural
college; Alfred Adams, Madsen. Rich
and Olsen made steady gains. pTinCi-
palIy at line bucldng; then the ball was
fumbled, but Olsen recovered it. and
shot over the line for a touchdown.
AIadsen goaled. The next touchdown
was made in three minutes, Rich,
Adams. Olsen and Alfred tearing up the
opposing line for ten and fifteen-yard
gains. Madsen missed goal. The Agri-
cultural college kicked to wyoming
and Caveu ran up fifteen yards, but
on two tries at end runs the visitors
lost ten yards and kicked 20 Fem,
who. by means Of admirable inter
ference. ran it back thirty-flve yards.
Holding by Adams. however, resulted
in the ball being brought back thirty
yards, and a penalty Of twenty yards
more was imposed. In three downs the
Agricultural college carried il back
twenty-eight yards, when time was,
called
In the second half the Agricultural
college kicked to Wyoming. then threw
the visitors back twenty yards in two
downs. Nadsen breaking through and
throwing the runner. The Champions
tEen went straight to another touch
down and Aiadsen gOaled. The next
touchdown came after five scrimmages
and Madsen again gOaled. On the last
KICKOFF CaveU ran the ball UP forty
yards. but his team could not make
any ground and had to kick Pond
made several brilliant quarterback
runs and Captain Iadsen carried the
ball over and then gOaled. The game
was clean and orderly, the wyoming
men acquitting themselves as gentle
men. Five hundred people saw il. The
lineup.
Wyoming. A. c.
Gillespie .TuttIe, Erwin
Ott..---..--..-....I- T........... Madsen
Hill Kirk
Taylor ............-C--. Gardner
TOdball. r. G.s........ Nielsen
DelaTiO. T.-........-. Olsen
Kennedy r. E.-.....-.....GOff
COrdiner .........-Q. B.. Fem. Pond
/ Lohlein. ..........L. II. B. Rich, Roberts
( Cavel. II. Adams
/ MerZ Alfred
Halves-25 minutes each. Touch
l dOwns-Olsen. 4; Alfred, 8; AIadsen, L
nT,Er0D -,-F-z01 .