Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-12
AGGIES BEAT HIGH SCHOOL.
Agricultural College Team Defeated Lo.
cuI Students by score OF IStoO

~ Nhe KANE At Logan on saturday be-
tween the football teams OF the Salt Lake
nigh school and the Agges the latter
won easily. Tho game Was like the ono
played between the Soldiers and the Var.
silly crowd. In that one team was out
classed on nearly every point Of the game
The Agsies. were too strong. too big and
too quick for the local eleven, and the
result was but natural. The contest end
ed with score OF is to nothing but It
might have been much worse, This state
ment is not meant to detract from the
nigh school boys because they have
very credltable team, but in going against
the Logan pig skin ohasers. they bit on
more than they could chew. They were
handicapped by y pounds weight and TO
them Il was like buckins AGAINST A ston.
Wall Only once did they max. gain
through hteir opponents line, and that
was only for about one yard. The Logan
boys might easily have made the score
larger one had they not confined nearly
all their operations to line buckink In
sending the ball around the ends they did
as they leased and the local team could
not stop them. They were never held for
downs and at no time were they in the
ing against them The lineup and sum
mary follows
III. ii schoo-Judson, left end; Harris,
left tackle; Gundry, left guard; Rich
mond' center; Hennessey' risht. guard;
Hansen, quarter back, Richardson, Well
er, fullback.
Agricultural College-Pond and Baker.
left END Msdsen, left tackle Kirk left
guard. Gardner, center, Nielsen, right
END Doremus. quarterback Adams, left
hslfback Roberts right halfbsck, Jar
dine. Cooley and Means. fullback.
Halves q and ~ minutes
Touchdowns, Adams, two; Jardlne one.
Adams missed Kick Tor goal twice. Ref
cree D. A 1.sngdon. Umpire. johnson.
hnsmen- HlSsins and Bah.
Following are the results Of games
played on eastern gridlrons on Saturday
Cambridge. Mass, Oct. i0.--Amherst's
readiness in taking advantage Of Har-
Yards Inability to hold tho ball enabled
failed to kick the goal The game was
played IN ralnstorm. In rushing Am
herst was outpayed. Harvard played a
faster game and showed to advantage
both on the offensive and tho defensive.
but fumbled wretchedly The touchdown
was made when Harvard had attempted
qusrtcrbaok kick from her io-yard line
which Amherst blocked Crogs.well
cropped on the ball, pushing It across the
line for a touchdown.
New Haven, Conn. Oct. 1o.-Yale and
the Springfield (mas) Y. NJ. c. A. Train
Ing school eleyens played sensational
football game on Yale field today that
ended with score OF % to In favor OF
Yale, For considerable part OF the
game, however, Springfield PLAYED
through the Yale line ana seriously
shook up the veteran Yale eleven. Far
better than the score indicates did they
play, and Yale was more thoroughly tried
out, both as to attack and defense than
In any other game OF the season. ,
Providence. r. l., Oct lo.--In drlzsllnx
rain Princeton defeated Brown. 70 To D
this afternoon Princeton players out
put w a ,tiff nsht, and in Inc nrst hair
held their opponents down to eleven
points, fve OF which were made on A
drop kick from the 23-yar1 line by Dc |
witt In the last part Of thl, hair Brown |
frequently called out Of the line 10 send |
the ball from 30 or 60 yards ON punta
against the wind. In the second half |
Princeton exhibited greater dash and |
more united play. with the result that
runs OF 10 to 20 yards
AT Lawrence, Kan.-University OF Kan |
sas, II; State Normal school 0.
At Philadelphia. -Pennsylvanla, 30; State
At Brunswick, Mc.--PhInlps Exeter, Is;
Bowdoine, o.
Al middlettown, Conn,-Holy Cross, II;
Wesleyan. 0.
At Hanover. N. H.-Dartmouth 81; |
Union, 0.
Al Lancaster, Pa,--Carll.le, 80; Franklin |
and Marshall o
At South Bethlehem. Pa.-Lehish. II;
Ursnus, o.
Al Ithaca, N. Y.-Cornell II; Colgate, O.
At Madison, Wis-Wlsconsn, a, Law
renee, o.
At 81, Louis, Washington, o; North.
western, ~.
At Minneapolis. -Minnesots. ~; Ames, o.
At Chlcago.-Chlcaso p; Purdue, o.
At Annapo lis.-Navy, 6; Virginia,
At Ann Arbor.-Universty OF MchI.
gan, 70: Btloit, 0.
At Columbus.-ohlo state university, a;
Denison, s.
At Andover Mass-Phillip.-
n, New Hampshire college, 0,
At Denver Nebraska, 10; Denver uni
versity, o.
A, Lexington, Ky,--Ksntucky State col
lege, ~ Bora college, 0.
Al Washlnston-deor 10; st. Al.
bans OF Roanoke, Va, 0.
At Iowa city, Ia,-lowa, %; Drake, e.
At New York.--Columhla, 3; Williams, 0.
AZ Champaign, III. University OF I'LL
nols g. Rush Medical college, 0.
At Galesburg, III. Lombard college ss
Heddlng College a.