Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-14
u,.,oo,, Varsity Swept Of Its
Feet by Utah
Men.
SCORE WAS FoRTy'Two TO 0
ooce Was Utah's Goal 10 Danger
AOd Touchdsws Came Easy
Both Halves


An nervousness as to whether NaIiey
A'usrbst can I'm the center and quarter
tnd ~ an the Utah team disappeared
posuoi' OWhcn the new men held their
}esWausf Nissoula without tiaw, Nafley
pla,gd mat he makes up IN nerve anu
plg,inSe sr!rit what he lacks IN WelBnl,
NsI"a1 mad Herbst loses IN pouhds 70
a"",uronstrated that he makes up III HeauS
o,a,ing The Montana game was PlaStu
lHir'b ,ttarnoon OF Friday, ana Utah
~ w, v"a y against typical goose egg
Montana This means the slgnlnchht
,ar, mat I'm the second week OF her
N.,s1G I'tsh this year Is playing me klhd
f|hsW which last year she only attained
q p1 Hl rbgnksgiving and Aggie games
l'l t,Wr,tar means that three weeks from
" "IIitah Win meet Boulder at Boulder
Condition 90 do her best TO wrench VIC
~, nom the team with the best estaO-
,.ss5 reputatiou Utah will have an op-
..p,nitv % meet
rq wv M men Who are not on Maddocks
-, te9p, 10 means that they must learn
KY "fotball with him IL not mere
,,rspqth and willingness, but famlllallty
INK his style. and that they must b9
,sirp tO work for year on a scIun
.,nI- brforo aspiring to the places Of
,i.., now ON the team. II Is UNDERSTOOD
,,l eomo dissatisfaction exists among
rg,ers Who failed to make the team pc
l,nso lighter men are kept I'm places to
Which they are not given chance To Try
CUTTERS TO REJoIN SQUAD
p,ssrtly number II such men ault the
,1 and for some reason the spirit IN
a., University student body has not bcen
such MS 90 drive the men back To work
~ chin them out Of student circles. The
,.Jf has baeu bad for the second eleven,
%, necessary TO Keeping team MP to
standard and having men on hand for
rs, wear who know something of the
game 49,. r-.,,.,..i,,,
gathered ON East Temple street ana AFTER
hearing of the decisive victory turned 10
licensing the future outlook and u was
made plain that stronger support VIII be
Gwen m the shape OF larger squad, when
training is resumed next week,
ToUCHDOWNs WERE SEVEN
The score at Montana represents seven
lburhlOWns aud seven goals. Three OF
Them were made in the FIRST half and four
ir tho second half The fastest was made
10 three downs using up ~ seconds. and
tlt sowcst was the ilrst, which consumed
gmnutes after play began. with remark
ab.e reversal Of form ON his boot Bennon
Kicked every goal with ease,
UTMIs DEFENSE STRONGER
UuH defense was stronger than whom
Ea PLAYED Wyoming I'm Salt Lake. Twice
orN did Montana break through il for
ssc Kind of gains at All. ana these were
h ho second half when nj tho kickoff
Montana took tho bah. and sent Gunner
M halt around Utah's right end for
Nsly,nSSg Sa5aS, 1n1 ioIl4MN s W W, ny
through the line for thirty more. The bali
ltN went To Jtah on y 1umDlo, ahd ~
four minutes score had been madc, lQl'
lived by another IN ~ seconds IRON inc
ftkof For Montana ~ Fisher al right
nd was most successful In stopping
IWls unsIaushts. lle Is an old carlyle
player and knows the game as only the
most experienced players do. lie was re-
tots of injuries received previously I'm
PRACTISE. Capt. Mcleod at tackle was also
strong player and with Fisher, Groeu-
cough and Gunner made up the backbone
Of ODE aggregation.
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"N''N''''' r. HHSoN RuSSEiL'
70 wasiu J'tah's terrible offepse that the
brilliant features of the game told Bon
Do.