Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-28
Rousiug Rally Held 10 Assembly
Room at the West Side
Institution.
AFTER STATE CHAMPIONSHIP.
Students Rehcarsed Their Wells and
Received Instructions How to
Whoop With the Ladies'

Today ls Football Assembly day
at the West Side High school For an
hour preceding noon q rousng rally
was held In assembly room !, at which
the entire school was present. IL was
by far The largest gathering held this
year. and It's results win be apparent
at tomorrow's game In the best roofing
/ yet done In Utah. It's purpose was to
get into the minds OF each student the
Importance OF winning the state cham-
! pionshIp tomorrow, and of being at the
game with his best pair el leather lined
| lungs. An odd result win be the at
tendance at the game Of the girls Of the
school In an organized roofing section,
each member Of which viii carry a red
and black DAG, and viii be prepared
TO yen her lungs out for the school if Il
becomes necessary This WIN be the
first game at which the ladies attend
ing have gone IN body 20 assist in the
yelling, ana for Utah football is big
innovation,
The assembly was called to order by
Principal Geo. A. Eaton. tie addressed
the students ON The true ideals OF cul-
ture, pointing out the standards which
IL ought TO reach. Turning from the
general subject he spoke OF the game
Saturday and of The spirit the boys
ought to show towards their rivals ana
opponents. 10 ought to be one Of
fairness, he said, to both teams, and q
hearty support 10 the home team
lie was followed by short talks from
members Of the team who were called
for by the students. Needham, Critch-
low, Hennessey Richmond, Roberts,
Paul, Harris, Groesbeck, Dunn. Thomp-
son, Judson and Richardson each made
short talks In which they promised to
do their best Tor the school For the
High school Red and Black It's man
ager Arthur Parsons spoke for a few
moments. He was followed boy Rca |
Rogers, representing last years senior
class, and James Bowman representing |
the freshmen. The speeches We're fol- |
lowed by chorus singing OF the school |
song THE RED and Black" ana by a |
lusty yell practise In which all the |
popular yells were drilled over TN they |
could be given In perfect unison.
GREAT GAME TOMORROW.
Before adjournment every girl in the
assembly had been pledged to make
herself a flag Of the school cOlors 10
wave tomorrow
From indications today the game win
be a great one, ana fercey contested
Coach Callahan said this morning,
This afternoon we have a hard prac-
tIse IN which we will give most atten-
tIon to Kicking and defense work.
CritchloW Is developing into terror on
defense, and in advancing the ball he
hits the line low and hard Richardson
Is improving every hour and We expect
great things of him. Hennessy az tao
kle Is expected TO play the game Of his
life tomorrow, and be win have TO for
the ogden team win mass IT'S heaviest
plays against him The two ends, Har-
ris aud Needham, are doing beautiful
work, and they too, will have to hold
their positions tomorrow In some fierce
Onslaughts.'
Tho Ogden team Is not as strong this
year as II was last although It has |
many Of us best players back It's line
Is stiA one, and viii be hard 20
crush In straight line plunges 1t stil
plays Livingston, It's crack half back,
but johnson, us fine quarterback, is
gone. as is also Grecnwald It's fun back,
What the new men IN these positions
can do is not known.
The game VIII be called at Walkers
field at o'clock.