Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-31
HOW SALT LAKE
WALLOPED OGDEN.
West Side High School Gave Team
From the North a Bad
Beating
SCORE WAS 80 TO NOTHING,
While the Game Was Slow, II Was
FierccIy Contested From Beginning
10 End and Best Team Won

one. two. three. four five gIX, seven
AN good children $50 Go hulNon
when they ret thcro they win ten
How we beat ogden aIi to-Ono,
Two three four nNc. 1N, seven,
That rs what the Girls yelled The
slogan OF the llIfh schul boys only the
painted FLUTES know But boys and
girls together were 40 the game and all
ui the mhruurht W.ir biggest pair Of
leather lungs 10 was a. great day Tor the
West slide lllen Sca3ol Tor 70 brought
them the state championship They had
that yal Tor and Victory to yeIl for and
Captain Judson 90 yen fer aud also
"Mugslo Grggsbegh' out OF the bunch
there wasn't % calm moment from tho
blowing Of the whistle at o'clock until
the shades OF darkness brought the close
VI play
Turty.threo 90 a goose egg "a a bigger
score than usually happens ln on interest.
Ing game But his was ana exception IL
never had % tame moM.ut DO o. and not
ogden made after beer players were tll 90,
aud could hardly take tuD.r places 10 me
lineup There was something Stubborn
and unyioldlug lu che spirit with when
they fought when there was no physlca
strength loft In them TO oppose the sldsh
Ink bucks of the ligh school. Football
never presents more heroic ilght man
that made by Tracy VI Ogden He was IN
the middle of every play and once had
his sweater torn almost on DIS back TO.
wards the end of the second half he would
tumble his way into the lineup when De
was so far gone Dee could hardly handle
his feet The next moment would see MN
throwing himself against o Nhoio mass
OF players, and then SINK To the ground
unable 10 rise without help
LOCAL TEAMS GOOD CONDITION
The story Of Salt Lakes victory Is u
simple study boz coaching ana condition,
She could play good bail up 20 the blow
ing OF the last whistle. for her men Wtle
hardened down 90 uu advanced stage OF
endurance She found that ogden ha1 u
strong line which 10 was hard WORK 20
got through. ana u that could not De
skiTtcd Quickly sensing The condition sie
worked the one play mat was good all
the time. II was the wonderful line hur-
die that was mystery 90 ogden ana mat
was seldom stopped until 10 bumped INTO
the back field Even then u would nave
not been good for "a big victory hdd ohlN
one man been skilled go d. But Judson
was as good as Dunn at II, and Dunn was
as good as RICHARDSON, and Richardson as
good as Nccdhlm This crowd OF play
prs prevented the necessity of trims one
man out To- get the ball down held'
SALT LAKES STRONG LINE.
In the line Salt Lake was
stronger than ever before. Al
center Richmond is one OF the few
men who have ever starred the position
He made some wonderful hurdles ~ de-
fensiyc work over his opponent and broke
up forming plays in "a manner To bring
down the coed roofing section en- masse
Han played a wonderful game ana his
tackles were always aimed low ana sure
n the place that brought his man down.
Hcnnessy and Roberts. who lined mp on
each side Of center had things their own
way with the ogden guards after the
same got wei lenough along for training
90 begin 10 tell Towards the end OF the
game they opened big holes which the
backs plunged into iu straight line bucks
for big gains GrOesbeck at quarter playr
ed a game TO be proud or and was one
OF the hoadiest men ON the field. He de
rectcd the play IN the best manner at ey-
cry crisis and Ia hitting the line was
was due 10 am error m passlng-a record
that in football is equal 10 that OF n pitch
er who brings q men to bat during base
ball game
PLAYERS BADLY USED Up.
Players on both sides were badly used
up at times, and several men had Co have
time taken out for three and four minutes
iu order 20 get back into the game, Brow
HH k.I
were retired for injuries Most OF the
other men hurt were simply winded or
strained go slightly that "a little rubbing
brought them around into shape.
THE PLAY IN DETAIL
Browuell kicked on to Richardson, who
ran the BAN On % yards a straight march
down the field then began IN which end
runs, and cross bucks through tackle were
tried with little success, while straight
plungts through guards and hurdles over
the line made bis gains on the G-ydrd
line ogden got the ban on downs, but
could make 40 he1dWuy against the SAT-
Lake lire.
on third down Brownoll puntod TO Jud.
son, who brought the bah % the center Of
the field, In "a steady march 10 the goal
40 took the lligh School less than 10 min
utes 10 plant the ball behind the posts Tor
the first touchdown. Judson kicked an
easy goal. and set the High School maid.
ems wild with delight In the prospect of
q certain victory
on the next kickoff ogden was forced to
punt after three downs I'm the middle OF
the field again Salt Lake got the ball
Judson went over the line neatly Cor a
2J-yard hurdle. Needham followed with
"a Slide OIL right tackle for " yards IN
trick play, which looked 90 tle uuoDsCrv'
iug IKE Am end run. Dunn hurlicd three |
yards for tha touchdown, which came
within 10 minutes after the Kickoff
The third touchdown was made hy the |
same system OF play Judson made % |
Yards boz "a hurdle again Harris broke |
away from right end and Noted % yards .
hudson went over for Che touchdown. hut /
missed goal This brought the score up !
20 l6 90 % goose egg at the close Of Tho |
halt
CAME CLOSE To GOAL
The second half opened dlsastrousIy tor
Salt Lake and came near 90 netting no |
least one goal 90 ogden Two punts from |
Ogden on third down were mufioi Ur fum- /
llod and ogden secured the ball. on the /
5ryard line a place Kick for goal was
tried. but Br0WUcu was not up tO the |
rick This was followed by % big brace
lu Salt Lakes part and q series vi fast |
play, that soon ncttcd che fourth t0uch-
l0Wr Dunn going over DE line with thr
ligskin.
nan caught Brownella kick and then
Began some rapid hammcring OF the
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