Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-09
ANOTHER MARVEL.

The other marvel Of The team Was
young BrW.ug of the Northern No
mails. mere srhoolboy is years of age.
standing under five feet three inches.
and weighing less than rs pounds. He
plays outside right in the forward line.
and was The terror 0f the opposing de-
fense He Was the fastest player on
The team and ic played havoc With the
towering giant backs iu the ST. Louis
team, % the huge enjoyment Of the
spectators over - 000--WhO could hard.
ly credit their eyes IN seeing such A
mere slim KID who looked as IL Won
could blow him over. battling dodginL
through and completely running 10 A
standstill aud outplaying opponents,
sometimes two AZ once, both Of whom
were double his weight.
ono Of the giant ST. Louis backs. aft
or the game said Its an very We'll
saying put him over. but when / ar
rived there with that intention | always
found him with the ball five yards of
IN another direction, and even when
they aid come 10 the charge IL was not
the little fellow that was generally
put hors-de-c0mbat for a second or two
but generally the other fellow. as
Bryning using ONE or two "sockor"
tricks. he held up his sleeve generally
got the best when they dId manage 90
meet him. 10 the huge delight and
amusement Of the beVildered oulookers.
10 whom such things seemed incredible
After their tour IN the states and Cam
ada. the team was not disbanded. so A
new aggregation win be added 10 The
list OF famous British amateur clubs.
go 40 present there are three that can
now Do called famous amateur "sockei"
teams N Britain, viz: Corinthians.
Queens Park Glasgow. and tho Pill
grims mo former undoubtedly holding
the palm slightly ahead Of Queens
Park. as both are Organizations Of
long standing but the practically newly
's-med Pilgrims could give either
lively afternoons work.
NEW STRENGTH THIS YEAR.
According 10 accounts. this years ~.
gfegdtion will be stronger than The ors
that toured this country last f4u. and
should ne Boo Itah-as % is to be- sIi,.
ccIcly hoped win DO the case-arrlye az
satisfactory arrangements with the
management In charge OF their visit.
then one of the most interesting inter.
national sporting events win be pulled
on boz Salt Lake city that has occurred
ou this continent west " The Mlssissip
pL ana should The ground be- I'M an 4
condition. as 10 is hoped 30 VIII be
because 'socker' owing to the ball b,
ing Kept low, the passes being on the
surface demands more level even
and nrm surface than does either the
Rugby orthc intercollegiate game-then
one Of the finest games OF football the
most attractive and pretlIcsl to watch,
VIII Do played in this city. that his
utcmounnlp country has witnessed
coz even dreamed OF. while The sp,cta-
tors will be- treated % maryels not only
NJ individual play but such combined
and effective team work an Of which
is open t0 any spectators eye. every
thing done in the open and broad day-
lIght-thc passes. so well timed and
given with such accuracy while an the
while travelling a. top speed that 10
university coach ever dreamed of in
the intercollegiate game.
Az ALL UTAH TEAM
An al-Utsh team. although having
mo- chance Of holding their own with
tho formidable visitors. VIII have at
least one strong advantage. namely.
the elevation viii De bound to effect the
pace and vim Of the visitors So that
more even game than otherwise should
De- the outcome. Let those who love
true sport and healthy outdoor recres-
ton f0r association football IS healthy
f...fHfr. GOT far.f hfr .rH ff ma can
succeed Bon arranging the match this
real Internal ional socker football game
NiIl De looked upon bon the future as the
rcd letter day In the history o. Ttahs
outdoor sports. J. MORGAN.