The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-20
Willy REDSKINS PLAY
TAG WITH STUDENTS
Carlisle indians and Their Famous Wing Shift
Completely MyStify Varsity Team.
On Field Covered Wit Snow Local Football Fans See Game As
Should Be Played.

Mon proved too much for Charles and
/ gained nearly every time they eX-
changed punts. There were few long
/ runs made with the exception Of Shell !
I dOn's. Most Of the end plays were un-
der ten yards. But one attempt was
I made at a place kick for goal and
this was by the indians. However, a
slippery BAH caused a tumble which re-
suited IN the loss Of the BAH for them.
For the Varsity. Bennion Davis.
Burmester and Wade did the best
work, although Russell and Peterson
must not be overlooked. For the In
| dams, they were all stars. All of them
! carried the bah and made their dis
tances excepting ShOnchOuk, the CEN
ter. who. however, made holes when
/ ever called upon to do so.
How the Game Was Played.
on the kickoff the indians chose the
south goal and Charles kicked the bali
boys did not gain an inch and Bennion
sent the BAN to Johnson, who fumbled,
scramble that followed. Two mOTe downs
did not gain an inch and Bennion again
kicked to johnson, who ran the ball back
20 the 'varsity's forty-yard line.
The frs two bucks by Carlisle gained
five yards when the redmen began to
timber up. They used straight football
tactics from their forty-yard line to the
/ varsity's goal line. s2ining on every
und the largest SIX yards during the
march to the first touchdown. and they
never had occasion to use the third down
TO make the distance. Charles was
pushed between the goal posts for the
first touchdown after nine minutes play,
i and Johnson kicked an easy goal.
r Indians Fail to Get Touchdown.
Charles kicked off fifty yards to Pitt.
who came back for ten yards Two plays
, 10y the varsity lost a couple of Inches
nj
third down. The redmen again began
steady march for their opponents goal
line and gained from two-to eight YARDS
on every down. with the exception Of one,
when a double pass Flores to Williams
failed to accomplish anything The IN
dams forced the ball over the goal Inc
sQuarely between the posts ana an
thought another touchdown had pee9
made. However. Referee Holmes decided
the last play was tOuchback, clalullhs
; that the Indians did not hold the BAN ON
? the ground on the last play until lne
referee blew the whistle.
{ This gave the varsity the ball on nus
Mon kicked thirty-five yards The next
I play saw the wing shift used Tor the
first time, and it Melted eight yards-
: Davis stopped the next down Tor "A Loss
( OF two yards. "A rapid succession of wing
shifts and double passes soon took me
= ball back to Utah's twenty-yard me
where Johnson tried for place KICK.
llrhe man receiving the ball, however,
S pieslxin for the varsity Two .tyS, py
{ Utah did not gain an inch, when the
: first half ended.
e The Second half.
In the second half Strobel retired in
Z favor of Larson. Mason for Ames. FlJL
: for Burmester, and Moore for FORBES on
j the varsity team. For the Indians,
f White took ENendine's place, E%enalhe
70 / took James place, Baker reheTed John-
70 son. Hendricks relieved Charles anu
MIA OF d
~ BenniOn's fifty-yard kick to the lnQlalls
: I was brought back twenty yards. EignI
T GOWNS gained thirty yards for me IN
: dams when Burmcster threw DillOn pacN
q for a loss of two yards. However, wing
q shift to the left carried the ball Forward
q when Carlisle fumbled and Larson re
e covered the ball for Ut9h; ON ne MS rs
d, down Utah fumbled and III was the IN
, dams ball again. Ten more downs, most
= of which were wing shift plays dlrst 20
: one side Of the line and then on the
y other. carried the ball rapidly down lhe
field without a loss on a single Gown,
e until Bowman went between me Bodi
h. posts for an eight-yard line buck. Tor q
b. touchdown. Carlisle missed an easy kodl'
e the ban slipping off his toe as he Kicked.
2 Score: Carlisle. II; Utah, @.
e Carlisle Realized Ten Yards.
x Bennion-s kickoff was brought back
2, twenty wards when Peterson broke
a through and downed an Indian for four
D yard loss. -Four yards were gained pl
a Charles when Carlisle was penalized ten
y wards for running the quarterback inside
% of the twenty-five-yard line. Charles
c fbep kicked 10 wade The latter tried two
end runs, losing four Yards on me llIsl
attempt and gaining IL back ON me sec
IOnd. but fumbliug the BAH when JQckeu'
Again the wing shift was brought into
. play and in few minutes two 70 ten
L ward gains carried the bali to Ctah's two
n yard line Here an incian poW-W' e" " ~
- held and on thc next play Hendrlchs WenJ
T. between the posts for a touchdown Jude
goaled Sc0re-CaTlisie n, Utah q
ID mems five-yard line and Sheldon ran
= back eighty yards before going down
- From this point it was easy work the ans
= duns gaining the required distance on
y every down excepting ono, when DAEls
7 threw his man back for loss. until Bow
~ man scored touchdoWn- yuue missed
&c goal. Score carlisle. -; Ct2n. %.
Baker Gets His Bumps.
y Baker was knocked out on the return OF
"a / BcuuiOu's kick. and Immediately after
ward Carlisle was penallIed TOT a quar-
it tprnack run inside OF Lne twenty il q
e lire. After a few gains the INDIANS start
n ed 90 kick and ON the first down BennioI
- would return the punt The bail Iina ~
a. got into play on the varsity $ twenty
l. gard line Here Peterson went thrOug
the Indians lor a. tWo-ydrQ gain. the DIG
gest made 81 the varsity during che
came fsgrmestor also got a yard gain
la these two Gains being the only ones made
n by Utah during the same. Bennion rum
n time Carlisle recovering The ball. The
~ lineup and summary
y Carlisle. POSITION. can
= + FLORES ........... il. h.. ...-..-..-....D Davis
"a Bowen. ............. j. p. .StrObel-LaIsor
~ Dillon. .-..-........ L. g. ...... Mason Anne.
lr ShOnchouk q. -...------..- tie Isle
r. ENendine-White. h. c. -------------.-- Ela,
-- James Exendinc.. r. n. .-.....--. Peterson
~, Jude ............... r. r.. ......-.-... Russell
y Johnsor-Ba Q. r. .,..--.-..--.. AVad'
Charles Plti-
g Hendricks..... r.. If. b. ..-... BuTlneste
,t Sheidon.......... r. h. b. .Moore-Forbe
lt WuHams-tl harles r. Il. ..--.----- -Benniol
ri Referee and umpire. Coaches Holme
II, and Warner. tlmekeepers. Drs. Eilerbecl
F and Waite: lncsman, Dr. Plummers TWEEN
tv-minute halves; touchdowns Charles
De- Bowman CD. Hendricks. goals from fre
Il kick. Johnson 3. missed j; Jude
,c missed
p +4+444%+4+ ++%A~**
p St. Louis Gets Donahue. 4
be Cincinnati o. Dec. 19.-August I
re- = Hermann chairman of the national
e. = baseball commission. decided that
- . Charles DOnahue former second
4, = baseman OF the salt Lake City team,
'h > belongs 20 the ST. Louis National I
.p . club for 1904 This is upholding
~ y previous decision made 10y the nation
e. . al commission. Donahue was claimed
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