Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-30
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'IGR|CULTUR|sTs 0
,,,uaI Game Played on a Muddy
Field, With Perfect
Weather.
FARMERS STRONG PLAYERS.
,,i,s Grit and knowledge OF
p' 80 hid Not Prove success
mi IN the struggle

mi IN the struggle
-,.,,sgyine day closed the football
4n - rah. The Aggies ana Uni
s'asou "a,, an cummings field for their
wnlg Sa,tle Yesterday Afternoon u'ah
saaal' ' MES, on muddy held, % to o.
s'n u. w,s one steady march up ana
lp' S, ,Sa aed laterspersed with forward
a a'ss short recovered kicks ana cosby
nmbles' .,,rop
,.,lcplural college surprised their
l'' Ha ~ sovtne least capt John
. /. p|s and Janison proved tnsms ,slhe,s
y ~ ne hest players m the STAY, ~
w - spuude tot tha game NV ~ ~
w." coaching they WIZ uetetvP mon
Fs-lr.mrnds ON the sriuIOu' na,r iiwes
NA'A'Ss Yesterday the game Oh tl,m aii,, III,
lN 80 INTO every mlNup uoudlly "N
me- WY Df the ple. 1ney were win
~ oo% rn matter who had 1 or wheIe,
We paN bsve mg men as they, suv"h
Sqoh ,|ty oo a tab IpotDdH neiu,
Asp ,n,1 on the Aggl, squad pldyeu
Vut' cams and ON them much uepeAu
Ne, ssr.oD. at quarter pidyed u pill
@. me llr rrsyed himself q general
Atll Moor and was especially stlOue
q Ply w al times ne used MS leS
v e.ltns' M. hall good distances, Frew,
y E.''s nrotfd q good man, dllu wa
Ais,,r with right training. ne az
Y asy MAS cnaracteuzed py q SLOW,
W. ky sort lhey lacked unison IN
a .''1 rork and many times were COM
w,.t, ost ON other occasions they GOT
~ m work with wonderful speea anu
ss the "L" Jeam neary on vs. lee.
r' ,sre, OF shift plays WORKED success
tT, nr short distances nut proved "
- s t5r the alert varsity team; WAC had
,.siy a time 10 gel IN mont anu s'op
r~rsr6 masses IN the majority OF
a,ss I'D not prove sucCehslul ~ uiu ~
~ recover Kicks winch were frequently
gscittd to By both teams curing the nls'
Nav Of the Agsies are expected back
/. sTto6l next year, others are as yet
-sJBsd what they will do, but C0ach
-seisO a counting on them Tor next
s~s5r. He is already laying plans Tor
procedure
UNIVERSITY W LIAii'
III, University team played a steady
-,rs ihrugh0ut. Several times the boys
,b5gd lstness but this was not often
: M Agues soon woke them up. Inc
tilr d ife day were Bennlon, Anderson,
Rgssell Mrkenna, Narley and Barton.
ms s EenuiOn's last year as Utah
rtlll hero Yesterday was his game,
al Ms teammates making concessions Tor
Nm thla ne mght make as large score
: pasSbe. re kicked five out of SIX
.osis with hts trusty Ieht and should
lle made siX straight, had a fancy one
lN been tried he made Ave Of the six
Im.hdowns. Bennl0u has playe d I'VE
N,.eiutiye years on the VARSITY. start
h as a preparatory student he has
|am the tuuhacks position year after
I. This position vii prove the hardest
" 10 hll next seaaon. Russell played
| usual brilliant game lie got into the
! Is with a vim and earnastness that
ANe spectators good 10 Watcn him
ot Concentrlted, he strikes the li0e,
ks1 falling before him as he charges.
Heb anSldcred the hardest man 10 tac.
re q the iuterm0untsi1 district. Next
1sl vii prove his last on a ~" team.
Rar played q fine game but was low
. Fiing down 10 work After ne
n l7el gtluud was certainly covered
q ihr MckcuHl took his place. Barton
afarey n the center VI the line prov
oval 10 the occasion with the as.
eIN OF Palm and stopped all the
~ charses of beef, Tho tackles. Bry-
a, Ray and Snow held their larger and
Ia stronger men IN hand considering
Y aSGyantges under which they were
sMfg Farley, Pitt, Bennion, Brown
= sutton Of this years team will not
" again on the varsity Their suits
..' gen turned In ard their Utah ca.
closed Their places will be hard 10
next season az they have been faith
S1 consistent players, who could be
NiA upon
KICKING GAME PLAYED.
We can well say that tho game yester-
vas a kicking game. short recovered
w and long punts were often tried.
w hey were rcsOrted to. too often
sll lne spectators who are more fond
hs running. with steady ground
3ps II was the Cieanest game vet
Nv tetWeen the two institutions, The
s were entirely satisfactory and
TX NihgNng was 30 be heard The Of
~ hdd ~ 10 comparatively lttlc
Llng ard their decisions were not
,lqNed by The raEcrs.
was only taken out twice.
Ia tNe y, &. iD the second half
PAYERS or mo Aggies had To be- re-.
| ~ ~ thtse wcer on the sick is
n y, We game. The thin muddy layei
~ innade fast running practically
sls,ti. yel inc players covered con
AN rt,,llupiy while the ball was In
|a,r..a g'"ald passes We're frequently
|,ss,p AZ oul rs often proved uusuc-
|r,s h hs, IHN9 NNnglng 10 the oval
II rasy and the passing was great.
LapeIe1 Split bucks AS nm 10 tbo
sln proved their most s,iorSssf',I
TX @ play Ends runs and hale.
|iSs gNef tackle were too SLOW ana
Itls8 we torte 10 cary them on when
10 lNe University tried dotihls
& Ss ,luyNt'y which puzzled the Az.
srs "''''l yards, The lineup Of tho
Agsies.
|hl-on Left End
b. Left Tackle
Ara Let Guard,
/ lssy Ccntor.
''' pi..,,'. ,...n;",W angsgaurd
HI rv.... h 'Is.l Guard. u
eyntsr, Right Tackle.
pigt, &C., "...Jamlson
p,.,',,'..,r,", Holden Isatt
|ein.. Quarterback
'iis,,ti,,i,t,., Peterson Dobbs
''"., ..+..,... AndreN VS. Cohurp