The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-23
HIGH SCHOOL q.
ALL HALL0WS 0
Red and Black DoWned Blue in
Fierce Game.
CONTEST A STUBBORN ONE
BOTH THE TEAMS BATTLE WITH
BULLDOG DETERMINATION.

Tie blue OF the Ali Hallows was yes
terday traiIed in the dust by the red
and black Of the West Side High
school. but defeat coming as it did
carries with it all the honors of VIC
tory. 1t was a great game of foot
bail, and while the west side sehoI-
ars deserve all possible credit for their
wei earned victory, the defeated col
Iegians are worthy of high praise for
the magnificent battle they put up
against superior team.
Inc game was one continued strug
gle from beginning to end. For bull
dog tenacity on the part of both teams
IL stands out as one of the gamest
struggles ever recorded upon a Salt
Lake gridiron. The score of q to 0
would indicate that the west siders
had an easy time of 1t, but this is a
mistake. The four touchdowns were
only made after Tic hardest kind of
playing, and while IL can be said the
High school goal was never in danger
II was because they never failed 10 get
the ball back down the field on a kick
when once ii appeared in their terri
tory.
Battle on Fifteen Yard Line.
At Ike beginning of the first half the
two teams battled on the All Hallows
fifteen-yaTd line for fully twenty min
utes before the west siders scored their
hrst touchdown. The ball went back
and forth on downs at this point at
least a dozen times. First the High
school would make a couple of yards
OF a fierce line buck and then lose it
on the next down. The third would
result I'm no gain and TIE ball would
go over. All Hallows would turn right
around and repeat the same perform
ance, never once resorting to a kick
TO get their goal out of danger. The
two teams seemed determined to fight
u out on that line if it took all aft
ernoon.
Judson ended the fight by hurdling
the line for a ten-yard run. scoring
the first touchdown. After that il was
the same thing over again, both sides
being repeatedly held for downs. and
the ball frequently going over on a
tumble resulting from a fierce tackle.
Strong on the offense.
Both teams were better on offense
than on defense. Neither line could
withhold the Onslaughts of the oppos-
ing team and many a play was put
our of commission back OF the line.
End TupS were an utter imDOssibility.
and this favorite ground gamer of the
High school was stopped short on all
occasions by the All Hallows ends.
Even Harris. the speedy High school
end. could not get around with that
long outside run of his that has gained
hundreds Of yards for the red and black
i'm the past.
The feature work of the day was
tie work by Judson Of the High
school. His siXty-yard run back Of the
first KICKOFF was the only sensational
play Of the game. His line hurdling
was another Of the best ground gain
ers for the scholars. Richardson. the
big High school back. was another good
ground gamer for his team. while the
tackliEg Of Richmond and Hennessy
WAS high class The best work for the
college. and in fact the best tacklinE
Of the day. was done by Spicer. the
lanky All Hallows guard. His side OF
the line was utterly unable 10 hold
his charges. and he dOwned more red
and black sweaters back OF the High
school line than any two players on
his team.
Quinn and Roberts Out.