The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-21
.GR|D|RON GAME
RESULTS IN TIE
All HallOws Boys and Ogden
High School Team Each
Get Goose-Egg.
ATTEMPTS OF FORWARD
PASS UNSUCCESSFUL
Game Is Characterized by
Great Amount of Punting
by Both Teams.

The teams Of All Hallows college of
this city and the Ogden high school
met in gridiron battle on Cumming s
field Saturday afternoon, but failed to
decide the question of superiority. the
score being TO 0. With snow falling
fast during the greater part OF the
time, and the ground so sticky as TO
he a hindrance. the warriors of the two
Institutions tried their utmost TO cap
ture rhe honors of the contest, but to
no avail. The contest, however, served
10 interest two hundred or more en-
:husiasts in attendance, and they kept
up continual hubbuh with their cheer
ing;
score OF D to makes it clear that IT
was well contested, and that the teams
were exceedingly well matched. The
All Hallows boys, however, had the ad
vantage IN weight, but this was Offset
by the Ogden huskies by their ability
10 execute end runs In slightly bet
ter fashion than ala their opponents.
Decidedly Open Game.
The contest was decidedly open one.
II was impossible for either team to
make any progress in the other 3 ter
ritory by straight-line backing, with
the result that forward kicking was
the most frequently-use play. The
work of the Al Hallows team with this
kick shows material improvement.
The Ogden hsukies did remarkably well
with their end runs, being more famil-
lar with this class of play than did
ward pass was attempted three times
during the contest, once by Ogden and
twice by All Hallows, but each of such
PLAYS resulted in failures.
The contest was begun By All Hal
lows kicking pff 10 ogden. Within hve
minutes, during which time three eX-
changes of kicks occurred, Ogden man
|aged 10 get the ball on the opposing
team S fve-yard line. All Hallows held
|hoys landed the oval one foot from the
goal line. where it was lost on downs.
After another series OF forward kicks
4 by each contingent, All Hallows sue
|eeeded in reaching Ogden's 6ve-yard
.line with the ball IT was then that
'the Ogden boys displayed their
strength. aud three bucks by the All
Hallow s team failed to carry the ball
'scross the goal line. During the re-
mainder of the half. neither goal was
lin danger The half ended with the
lball IN the possession OF Ogden in the
middle of the gridiron.
Forward Pass Attempted.
The plaving IL the second half was
asIso confined principally TO the center
5oi the gridiror. 1t was during this
half that the forward pass was unsuc-
1cessfully attempted by the two teams
1.-THE attempt Of Ogden to use this play
WAS. indeed, feeble. Securing the ball
ION kick, a player for Ogden, catch
ling the bal! when 1t was passed, ad"
lysnced ter yards without interference,
land barely tipped it forward, The oval
lfell on the ground within ten feet from
the point from which it was tossed and
sait went over TO All Hallows-
a A feature of the game was play by
dCapS Quinn. Of All Hallows, which
3gaincd thirty yards. Quinn dropped
4bsck from his natural position, apPar'
Nently To make a forward kick In
i'stead, he tucked the oval safely under
his arm and darted around Ogden s
sdripht end, much 10 the surprise of his