Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-24
!, Football Game Played at
" Walkers Field saturday
Afternoon
MORE WAS % TO NOTHING
.,, and Black Was 10 Danger at
:, Tine College Boys We're
Completely ontcIass'd'

80 tho gpOClblVl '"'''
From came ne walkers held
ioo''aD onornoor was the most
&luIu', Of the season. Ihe
nuH'V," ,o9 All IIalIows were there
1a' chorus Of yolls aud SONGS mat
WIN .oI ro.echocd across the gridlron
tcho'u 1"' and Girls OF tho High School
Ih' p ,s.,o with au elaborate display OF
FaV ,,d back hags and SET OF wen
I'l a1' leather lungs that didn't cease to
uaIn'u minute during the play Even
op''S ,n,s school girls turned out ana
n' i've" seortlly In the hurrah business.
S,a' .,,t cot no girls at our school
W" ' ana All HalIows boy as a group OF
gao V s,bool maldcns tore the air with a
hs' S,n, some OF the fellers has, and /
yen , g vlz here to yell for us like
hat ,,,,
=. uos the High Schools game from
a., NIXON and only slow back feld
, ~. seemed to have great deal OF trou'
~ IN connecting with the openings made
~' ,Ss llnc. prevented the score from be-
~ "" nncb larger than the p TO o, which
,.s,ssents the play IT was not a one
,3s5 game though, for every inch OF
.,,rod was fought for and play after
mos 6nlshed with a man out because
DIN derre line bucking, The. game was
% Jtinn, An straight football. and mo
s,,P sibool team displayed splendid
hi9g1msnt IN It's plays. To save thelf
l,-ts tackles and ends were substituted
I'm ever tho ball WIS not WITHIN sulk-
,,g Instance Of tho goal WIN leit JACKIE
XIV me- ball would De sent around tl6hi
,ssEe. and With rIght end back thc Dall
vogd 20 around left end till lhe Ieam
pY%a6rksd near 10 the goal line. lhen
ha4 Ntn5son who was whole team In
w,,S Would take the ball, for q hurdle
m n.., g1ard. or u whlrl OF tackle, aud
ma Invariably bring the necessary
WE i6r a touchdown The heavy men
,,s bsed 10 advantage, and by line
,b.Htltions were often masscd against
, Tsak spot for Bis gains at critical mo-
m,ns
JuDsoN WAS THE STAR,
mison was easily the star Of the day
In I'M exchange OF punts he was always
n, qainer and In bucking the Inc he
Sriv once failed m making tlfst down,
nT9p al halfbaCk showed that he was
lew al Inc business, He missed several
.tspcfs 10 get into The openings made for
Nh but al the same time showed a light
isg shirt that will make him one Of the
is9ms best men later IN the season
Groesbeck at quarter played a star game,
and one that won the hearts Of the root
ers The line was Wen trained, ana was
mmoysblo when M by the All HelloWs
wtn. who were several degrees shy in
knowledge Of the way 20 hlt line to
rop an Hauows. fullback Grdley was
easily the star man. He got into every
b8y' and was usually the man who stop.
fei The High School onslaughts back of
ihe uimmage line. Quinn, at left tackle,
,h5ved ne had good football material
When he was injured and ordered on tho
fsd Ne was told That he hadn't better
Nav as II was his right arm that was
hurt and Il might be- awkward TO have
M right arm useless for a few weeks,
% that's an right, he answered, TIN
ltthanded" aud tried TO take his old
raco IN the lineup
FEATURES OF THE GAME,
ATS o'clock All Hallows Kicked to Jud.
son. who, with splendid interference. car.
ned the ball back nearly seventy yards,
making the longest run of the day. On
the ij.yard line the High School was held
ior downs and for the next Is minutes
lht battle Of the day was fought 20 pre-
vent The High School getting over tho
Ia % Ill
lines the BAH changed hands, before Jud.
son hurdled the line for five yards and a
touchdown. Score. High School, 8, All
llalI0Ws, o.
Donhater received the ball. and was
d0WnCi IN bis tracks. All Hallows were
easily stopped iu three downs. and Gr0cs.
heck GOT the BAN on a tumble. In three
minutes Juds0n had again hurdled the line
'lr another touchdown He kicked goal
Score High School. II, All Hallows D.
Jlis0n Kicked 20 An Ilallows. who were
forced to punt on Third down. BY series
q assaults on the guards and tackles tho
lIIgh School carried the ball rapidly down
iht field TO another score just before time
was up.
An Hallows kicked on and Judson punt.
Cd after couple 0f downs gaining IS
Yards. After am exchange Of punts the
high School went after their Opponents
lInt again. and shortly before time was
up Richardson was sent over for the
Qlrth touchdown, Score. High School,
p All Ha,lows, o.
The llneup
HIgh School, Position. All Hallows.
Harris ". ..., ID y. 600, ..... McEvoy
Iall ru- ,,u,r. j.. I. ,..,., ,.,... Quinn
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