The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-04
RIVAL HIGHS
BATTLE TODAY
Best Salt Lake Has Meets Best in
City of Pueblo.
WEST SIDE ENTHUSIASTIC
GIVE FAIR EXAMPLE OF IT IN BIG
PARADE ON MAIN STREET.
WEST SIDE ENTHUSIASTIC

For the first time in several years
the Salt Lake High school, the cham
pion aggregation Of its class i'm this
state, viii measure its strength on the
gridirOn with an outside team For it's
opponent the Centennial High school
OF Pueblo has been selected, and the
dope points TO a great struggle when
these youngsters clash on Cummings
field al o'clock this afternoon. The
salt Lake High school has not met de-
feat this year. Pueblo but once, and
that against the School, of Mines. one
OF the strongest college teams in Colo
RADIO. and team which expects TO
give the University of Utah q hard rub
III this city next Saturday. The Man
ual High of Denver succeeded la get
ting tie with the boys from Steel
town last Saturday. and the Pueblo
Alumni We're defeated by the Centen-
malls by a 2 to 0 score. The Salt Lake
High has played two games this year,
one against Ogden and the other
against the Collegiate Institute. and
both We're easy victories for the stu
dents from the west side.
Pueblo Team Arrives.
Pueblo, accompanied by coach and
manager, arrived I'm the city yesterday
afternoon. Coach r. II. Dawson is an
old Michigan man. and has impaired
some Of the famous Yost tactics 10 the
Pueblo boys during the two years he
has been IN charge of the Pueblo team.
When seen last evening he SAID he eX-
peeted hard game, as the name of the
salt Lake High school as d tough
bunch OF youngsters had travelled over
10 Colorado. and therefore his aggrega-
lion would have to give the best they
had to hold them down. The Pueblo
team IS eleven strong and two substi-
tutes, and it is their first trip outside
of the state. The boys, while not over
ly burdened with avoirdupois. are a
clean looking lot OF youngsters. and can
be depended upon to give a good ac-
count of themselves.
Given Great Reception.
Pueblo was probably given q greater
reception when they reached the city
yesterday than any other football team
which has ever journeyed to Utah. No
sooner had the eleven registered at the
Kenyon than a bowling mob OF stu
dents. fully 1000 in number, came
marching down Main street headed by
six buglers. 1t was the Salt Lake High
school en- masse. They came i'm body
10 welcome the visitors. and IL any one
thinks the Colorado boys did not al
precidte IL. a few moments converse
ton with Coach Dawson would quickly
change that persons mind.
There Were Girls, Also Boys.
The students separated in two diyts-
ions, one OF boys and the other of girls.
and drove the politicians of the street
FOR the time being. All interest in
Who VIII be the next mayOr?' was
sidetracked by who will win the game
today and that is going some. Every
student in the parade carried a flag.
some carried two, and was decorated
with several yards of ribbon.
YeIIs Were a Feature.
But the feature was the yells. Little
or no attention was paid To sharps and
fats, and high tenor and deep bass
voices intermingled with the sole idea
OF making "A noise
Words unknown by Webster We're coup
led with vocal sounds in comparison with
which Sioux war cry resembled the
cooling of u turtle dove. Ii was all done
10 welcome the Pueblo boys and let the
public know that the High school was
going TO play football today.
\ continuation of what happened or
Main street will no doubt be enlarged on
this afternoon at Cummings field. III
salt Lake wins. II Will tor a certainty,
and if Salt Lake loses. the student body
will yell any way in an attempt to change
the result
The managers OF the two teams gave
the linc-ups and weights last evening. and
the locals appear to slight advantage in
the weight argument They will face
each other as follows:
Pueblo. Salt Lake
Pryor, I50.,,,,..,.., L. T.. ........ Harris $50
Whltlock, H.. /. I. .......... Paul i55
Barnett. li6........ l.. q. .......Roberts, 40
Ortner, l5@,.-........ e. .......... Morris. l45
Setter. l4l........... X. q. .... H. Hyde, 1858
Young, lJS..-...... L. I. ....-..... Moon, 100
CritchloW. $50
Edwards 1bI........ L. L. ........ Dunn, 40
Price, l@5.........,. q, b. .......,. Rouse, l55
Taylor li0.......... l. H. &c. Hyde 40
LannOn (Capt) IL r. II. Richardson, lbs
. Brieu, 49,. +. B. Judson Capt. IL
\ treat for the visitors as well as the
local team has been arranged for this
evening at the Salt Lake theatre Through
the courtesy Of Manager George D. Ply
per of the theatre and Manager Henry
w. Savage of the prince Of Pilsen'
both teams are 10 be guests of the house.
Coach Dawson on receiving the invitation
last evening said his team would have
to leave FOR home right after the game,
Professor George \. Eaton Of the High
school wired the principal of the Pueblo
High school asking that the team be al
lowed 10 remain over until Sunday and
u this request is granted the teams viii
take IN the theatre together.
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