Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-02
HIGH JINKS FOR
]. Of j. FOOTBALL.
Celebrate the Victory Over Three
States In a Manner Most
Earnest
REGULAR REJOICING SPIRIT.
c,ll,d II Hurry Day aud Then Set
About to Give the Title a Real
istic Interpretation

Yesterday was hurry day" at the
rnlyersIty. The whole school from
,c,lpg President Merrill to the green-
.., freshman got the habit and It re-
.5,o5 I'm the first college demonstra-
40, ever seen ON a Utah college CAM
an. The Immediate cause OF the
'hnckots OF ioy' that overlooked in the
.,.,t bonfire rally In the evening was
to return of the twice victorious foot
r,n team from the first away from
Somo trIumphs yet acquired by the
t,,Iyorsltv. Prof Lyman character
,-.3 tbo celebration aus the dawning Of
g,st igbt after eight years Of darkness,
AT THE DEPOT
The team. It's manager and the
.o1ch were met at the depot by the
, 1o, and women OF the University
,Nor n rousing welcome which put the
ain Of the engine whistles to shame
tbo team was comfortably seated on
,So fan of biz buss The procession
moved up to East Temple street loos-
ling yol after yell as Il advanced TO-
ys,d the center OF town. The buss was
rvllsd bv the 500 men present and be-
tir5 n came the women, unashamed to
yeD al The top Of their voices for the
,Io,orious ioam The rear was brought
nm nv EXPRESS wagons carrying their
ain capacItv OF cOeduCatiOn ON display
Al me Kenyon the procession paused
vbllo the rooters rent the air with Il
thousand ycls expressing something
ola feeling only known to college men
,gbo are Young and 20 and I'm school at
,be same time. The team then sprang
SUNRISE by chanting from its seats
n, Mo top Of the bus a war song
learned while on the train coming
home Il ran something like
what have we dono' What have we
done"
We've put Montana on the bum
That's what we've DONE
what have we dono2 What have we
done?
We've put old Denver on the bum
That's what we've DONE
What have we done? What have We
done}
We've put Wyoming on the bum
That's what we've done
What will we do? What viii VIC do?
Wen do It to the Agges too
That's what we'll do
The last verse ended up In n great
shout Of approval. for the Varsity men
do not take kindly TO the fact that the
AggIe aggregation are advertising
themselves us champions of the state
and putting up O brand Of football I'm
the west. that Is heart breaking to
those who have am interest I'M the
states good name IN the field of coll
loge sports
The buss which had been decorated
by The women students, while the men
had gathered wood for the bonfire, was
handsome affair in red and white,
with the scores of the two games dis
played In large letters. After the pause
IN front Of the Kenyon 1t moved on up
East Temple 10 South Temple street,
and then adjourned to the campus
where luncheon was served 10 the team
by The College Women's club.
THE RALLY BY THE BONFIRE,
with the shades OF darkness there
came from everywhere TO the flag pole
where The University emblem 1oated
on lha night wind all the enthusiasts
VINO had foregathered at the depot In
The afternoon. The approach OF the Fort
Douglas band was the signal 10 light
me big pile of lumber stacked In front
or The buildings. and while the flames
IeapI up high into the air. the colIegans
aAEce1 10 mad glee around the fire IN
sets OF tours, Jed by the music OF the
uniformed band. Then the team was
Produced, and escorted to the stand
erected around the flag pole for the 0c-
els'on' Ben Iibbey was there with his
eB megaphone TO signal the yells, and
Malloch. Who now assumes the name
nus great master In football, Coach
losl was there TO tell how every man
qua lone DIS duty IN winning the game
over Denver and how It took the whole
vloIt OF The team to stop Denver on
We courtyard line and turn the tide OF
ga'Ile our way Wade-Captaln Jimmy
'Stue-"ds there to tell hSw Denver
Dsl expected to make easy money out
U. 'Ne team, how the bets were two to
v'e N Denyers favor and how the
yeul doomed up on the field, overflow.
lug NE Utah men In giant proper
.J"'' RISER was called to tell Of the
wv ana OF the treatment Denver gave
we 'som when she found she was lick.
Du heT ieet and had lost her easy
SIIlt'y on tho game, Bennlon. the big
,SS.oa,A VINO made the longest run of
1, ny. Jay on d split buck through guard.
,t summoned 10 blush and tell how
"t oIhers helped him TO IL.
Nler these speeches the serious talks
,sln from The faculty. who wanted IN
,lt,'' on the students what this rallv
.yaal as a beginning of tInivc,sity
bg ", WI 'Ae campus, and the awaken.
49, s ~. new life that would mean the
hess ''''' iIolh JUS long dead
n, r'oi Lyman spoke first. going over
s0IrI, Nv years VI defeat, and poor
loalor' 'al had been the Unlyersitv's
css, ,'o or. ana the coming years of sue.
bWai dT y, Tle college life. He was fol-
IA Ssr, Wy FfoL Roylance, who wanted
10 sS ,ny ! tAat he was "a dead one and
desng." u. Way be could yell with the resi-
Drs Fh ~. Implications to the contrary
bUe.5i ' va Plummer and MerriIi foi
BY proSsp .ne trend Of thought started
on ma lyman attempting to impress
team stu Students what support M tbs
IN tbs '' ,,., mean, and what il can brIny
NY ue way Of victory ana ooIicg. LIS ,sts
other ,De,eDfulon concluded Win on,
e.so.. parade around the fire. ana u'
'''' OF those present e' '0nss on the