Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-07
MICHIGAN WEATHER
MICHIGAN SCORE.
VARSITY Team Gave Fort Douglas
Soldiers an Awful Drub'
bing
FINAL RESULT WAS IO7 TO 6.
IT., ooly Score Made by Uncle Sans
Bows Was Purely the Result
or a Fluke Play

mons Michigan weather at Cummings
u Saturday The hurry habit was
h'o ar5 was Irresistible. The score
U'.' ,.wIar Michigander and grew
was .,, yosl.lIko proportions not be-
u ,,, bs soldiers were especlally easy
,,l,op. but because the Mlchlsan
20 "' o'ma methods were out In complete
''' and worked in the regulation man
"'''' G.ro ,rs Michgans four biggest
l.'. Michigan 1872 to West NirsniasV u
,,.Ng5n Us to Buhalo's o. Michigan lll
A, .,' Michigan AggIe's o., Michigan l0l
,",, lnverstys o. The score satur'
l,' .s rmb ll to the soldiers o. Tho
90, am accident and didn't happen as
'r..,It of the play but In lucky run
.t..k.od. Except for mat the score
IoH Univ he passed three times lu
Nl.D football records. II passes the
AI5'. Iah score by a points
UP IN THE SEVENTIES,
,r,., tte tally was up In the seventies,
ua bod. WAS sweeping down TOWARD
D s.Iolprs goal there was q stop iot
..ri and while time was Guy lhe SOL
,.,s captain said 10 the captain OF
IE. Utay Dis that the way you Nine
'.ms1 those Denver guys, how the
.'" 5o Won do TO- anyway Jimmy
D.J Mo ttam laughed ana said, Hurry
f.r.olD'5io0ns were made Saturday in al
,..t.tsry vay known 10 the game. Here
. iao Zines consumed ln crossing the
.l Hlr.rr enc FIRST hale First touCh-
.p "a seconds. second, ~ seconds.
rrI minutes IS seconds. iuurlh, Z
nrusa. seconds; NTH, minute, DO Sec
.rds sixth 2 minutes % stcohas' sew,
.nU 3 minutes. ~ SECONDS tlEhtu,
minutes even The average ume lor Ihs
"sftsn tUuchdOWns was 2 minutes. =
seconds
EVERY MAN GOT ONE
I'm ,edtng up touchdowns almost ey-
.ls man on Inc team got one except Rob-
t,s tha center who was legally dehar-
f.t Tor doing the trick That means that
tta Same was played on the run A line
rr Mad never g0t in position received the
fsI Dn a glp t0 almost any man I'm the
rr. and went blowing down field before
fe opposition knew the signal had been
f,al End runs prcdominated, That was
louse. perhaps. the team was trying out
t1t sy.e Of game for the 'Agglcs." II
made spectacular game, that opened
Hs eyes of even the Oldest Of tahs
nrbal fo0tors 90 the possibilities Of foot
nII ana { one wishes 20 see the game as
b & blayCd only I'M one other place In
America he ought To- journey up % cum
rrfs held the next time "a University
lineup is announced.
END RUNS MYSTERIES,
Tho end runs were mystery. They
were operated behind q perfect breast
work 0l Interference, every man OF
which bad an opponent spotted and
knocked him out Of the way while tho
man with the ball sped ON for gains OF |
anywhere from ll 90 20 yards. Not I'M |
frequently tho Utah backs carried the |
hl. clear across the field In three downs |
tM four would represent the average
Wade had h3 inning as star, with Rus. |
en- running "a close second. The two /
n them made couple OF spectacular /
lals dght at Che end vi the game which /
ri,d two t0uckdOWu8 while there was /
hardly mluut of play left Forty yards /
from DE line Wade took the ball and |
hu.gl his way clear through 10 touch. /
down with r. whole swarm " Soldiers /
trying 90 modest him AN the way. A me. /
l.'.N lN''l ANN"... no ANNlUN kNAANNANk NANn|IA D
l.t cDJ from the middle OF the field, |
and IAN Into % whole bunch Of oppOsl- /
u0u Tie swIghtarmpd one man, hur. 4
o.d another sldCstCppCd the next, /
Knocked over the next and finally passed |
CHAR through the bunch to the goal line.
HOW BENNION PLAYED AT DENVER |
B.nnon gave a splendid sample OF how
q Played at Denver and time after time /
uoke through guard on that wonderful |
Nll buck that passed him over the Dem
w defense for IHh's second touchdown.
N k.gkng bis work was a feature, on |
u. h,hun be- frequently sent the ball |
,"f tha posts. and his feet ends got |
ba,k even 20 the goal line,
,o.'Nn 40 half played hard while he
.ael hlt no plays himself an In before
h.ihr ls through, 80 NerCeIy does ne /
lIlir tao opposing lino lie said Satur.
10y is l' came on the field sparring
w bi'llh ai lhe end OF the first half |
po you Know ! iumbled the bali az Den.
w p.,' simply because ( was so weak
-..lI4nt bold onto a." lie was a great
...e gamer Pltt was another. al
..-to hf playing was at times erratic,
.l N' Was not careful 20 hug his inter.
~ ltle' Peterson at tackle was a
tsly player and a sure man IN bring.
,s Gown lne right player when they tried
w,Vhg through his position.
n'lltN scored one II was be-
u'r Ear. B.nniou. who had lust come
.p l0e game IN AndcrsOn's place. tack
' us man hlgh. and with his hands omen.
al ,oe I's, ~ the team wasn't watch.
, cO,. enough Cor errors. Albright OF
Bs,, 1o.l.,rs. had the ball, and passing
i.,,, no Nos surrounded hy the whole
r.'t ,.. .t vent across the field with per-
''..N'N lu "a touchdown. Albright
' lNe s.ar NJ the blue boys but I'm gem
I'm .tF,ug ln the lire Rosonthal was
~ '.'.' veteran Lieut. Booboe. of tho
i.r t.'' .',N.h Infantry held down quar-.
n. W . NtNl One manner The rest Of
r nv" showed lack of practise togotb-
t,bU'N2 demonstrated that Il had good
i,,f,. ,ilu .u N when q little more
' hNa improved their team work.
SHOULD HURRY ALL THE TIME.
~ an unsatisfactory feature OF the game
iro-. VIZ Ia'. lal The varsity men were
I1io ,t .ti 1u hour late In getting
idoat.i ''., ming that would not be
trs. colleges Like their old bablt ~
5.tls practise this Is ono OF the od.
ltf.is or Ia.t OF esprit de- corps which
M ~ OliefoWn at the University
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