Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-27


the first half but got down to hard work
| during the second period OF play
Michigan had defeated Wisconsin. l6 10
anu minnesota had tied Michigan,
Mihnesota wished to excel Michigan, and
py hard lighting did so by margin OF
one point This wish spurred Minnesota
10 nerce, fast playing In the second half
| me minnesota team seemed to be re-
| porn II worked together and pounded a
| victory out OF good team before an adj
Fefsely inclined audience Of 1000 persons.
Davis, Iris Field Citrate and Schacht
performed prodigies q yalor to the re-
Harris, quarterback. time and again ox-
ecutcd runs for gains which brought the
| crowd To liz feet, Daring tho second bali
me pail was almost continuously I'm Mini
| nesota' possession, Wisconsin was fight
ing an uphill game all the time Twice
! schacht carried the bah across Wiscon-
SINS goal line ana the third time Bur-
dick had the honor Rogers kicked goal
| Twice, and the score was Minnesota, Il,
| Wisconsin q.
WASHINGTON BEAT IDAHO
Seattle, Wash, Nov. 2G.--On wretchcd
held that was almost lake tho Uniyer-
| Ily OF Washington today defeated the
| University of Idaho by score Of TO 0,
making the only touchdown OF the game.
| Inc game, the final intercollegiate match
| TO be played In the northwest settled
| beyond any doubt to fact that Wash.
ington Is easily the strongest team in
| oregon. Idaho and Washington. The
| ield was the worst that has been seen
| mere this season, aud a drzzling rain fell
| lhrougnout the game,
| ldahos orense was the strongest Of any
| WISHING team seen here this season, with
| the possible exception Of NeVsla Her
| defense was also better than any other
team that has played here, but II was
spasmOdic.
Rogers, for Idaho. got away FOR thirty
| yards IN the second half, and this was
INC longest run of the game Washing
| tons offense was steady. except for fum-
bing. Thomns, ldaho's right guard,
| played the star game for his team and
| broke through time and time again
| Washington's score was earned BY con-
sistent tackle plays and runs Just OUT
| side of tackle, the bali being carried from
| the center OF the fell.
STANFORD THE WINNER.
| Los Angeles cal. Nov. &-The stan
| ford varsity eleven defeated the Sher-
| man Indian team from Riverside this
| AFTERNOON 10y the score Of Is to 0. Stau-
| ford was much faster behind the line than
| the Indians. and seldom failed to make
| decisive gains when the ball came into
| their hands. The C0lleglans kept the bali
In their opponents territory the greatest
part Of the time.
The Indians were not quick to take adj
vantage of opportunities aud were SLOW
In solving the offensive tactics of the
| collegians. quarterback pass fooled
them several times ana TWO OF the touch
downs scored by Stanford were made on
the clever execution Of this play. Cap
tain Bansbach was the bright particular
star OF stanfordN lineup, and for the In
dams Bems Peirce, Ncafus, Lugo and
Torres played a splendid game
NEVADA LOST ONE.
Corvallis, Or Nov. 8-In the inter-
state football game here today Oregon
Agricultural college defeat ted the Nevada
nmiXgrgitN nv "a n IL A
superior defense, especially I'm critical
moments and fierce onense throughout
the game, won the contest for the ore
e0nians.
CORNELL SHUT OUT.
Philadelphia, Nov 28-Pennsylvanla
wound up her football season of disap-
pointment today by defeating Cornell. w
to o.
Only twice during the game were the
Cornell men able TO hold Pennsylvania
for downs and they maintained their dis
lance only times, mostly by fake
plays.
MONTANA A, c. WINNER.
Bozeman, Mont. Nov. 26.-trniverslty of
Montana was defeated In warmly con-
tested game of football here this after
noon by Montana Agricultural College
10 TO G.
DENVER L. BEATEN.
Denver Nov. @-The Haskell Indians
defeated Denver university hehro today in
closely contested game by a score of
~ to =, Peter Hauser Haskells right
end was injured early in tho game and
had 10 be carried from the field
OTHER FOOTBALL SCORES.
At Manchester N, H.-Dartmouth. %;
Blown. O.
At Westinghouse Georgetown. 5; I.ehigh
At Pittsburg- State college, 49, Wash.
ington and Jefferson, 0,
AZ Topeka Kan,-Washbun S5i High
At Lexington Ky--Kenucky Univec.
sity, % State College. o.
AZ Iankton, $. D,-Yankton College, IS;
Huron Q.
~ Columbus, o,-lndIana University II;
At St Louis, Mo-Iowo, 70; Washing
ton 2
Al Oklahoma CITY. okla.--Bcthany
tkansasl College, L; Oklahoma unlyer-
At Boulder oClo. University of Colora-
do, a. Missouri State of Mines, o.
AZ Nashyllle-Vanderbllt 10; University
OF the South. D.
At Rockford, ll--Nnox College, %, BE.
A. Rlc6mond-No North Carolina. IS; vir-
gina, o,
Al Sioux iCty, Ia South Dakota. 20.
Morningside College o.
Al Lincoln, Neb,- Nebraska, 49, Illinois.
o.
AZ Dies Molnes. Ia--lown Agricultural
College. i6: Drake University O.
AT oskaloosa, la.-Des Moincs College.
-; Oskaloosa
Al Grlrne Ia Simpson College, 6;
Iowa college, p.
AZ Charlottesville. lnd,--Notre Dame.
"a: Wabash 0.
AZ New Orlcans--Tulane University IS,
Richmond va. University, g.
Al Knoxville. Tenn, Tennessee Dear
and Dumb school 2ji North Carolina
Deaf and Dumb. o.
AZ Austin, Tex.--Uniyerslty OF Texas. |
81; a. & NJ, College, Texas. 6,
At Birmingham AlN-Unlversity of !