The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-07
VARSITY SHUTS OUT
ALL HAL[OWS BOYS
Runs Up a Score of 36 to 0 on
Catholic Huskies at Cum
mings Field.


verslty huskies and the All Hallows
college aggregation at Cummings field,
Saturday afternoon, developed into an
interesting and exciting contest. The
hnal score was SO to q in favor of the
| university. Halves of ten and fifteen
minutes were played. The game was
more open than any that has ever been
witnessed IN the city. The forward
pass was used to good advantage by
the boys from the Catholic institution,
while only once did Maddox s men at.
tempt it, and that time it resulted in
the loss Of the ball.
'Ibe university team showed much i'm
provemeut since the meeting of the
TWO teams last Thursday. Only on two
or three occasions was ii possible for
The All Hallows team to make their
yards IN straight forward playing. Trick
plays were ,resorted to often md in this
way they were able to carry the ball
about half the distance of the field
several times only to lose it on downs
or through the miscarriage of n fake
play The varsity defensive work has
improved wonderfully, hut there is still
room for further Improvement. In Of
tenslye work the varsity could alwavs
hold its own Tho score was low. owing
10 the fact that in the second half the
Dali was turned over to All HaIlovs
on several occasions IN order that they
might practice offense work
Do Good Work.
Bennion, Russell and McKenno fine
back field of the varsity team, did OK
eelleht work in CARRYING the ball. On
several occasions they carried the ball
through a broken field for ffty-yard
gains Bennlon $ kicking was good.
during the half in which he PLAYED he
Kicked three goals Ex.Capt. Peterson
prayed star game at right end, He
lnade several long runs around thesend
.hat assisted IN making up the score
Tor Utah. Pitt and Sutherland each
played half at quarter. but Pitts
work was mostly on the offensive and
sutherland S on the defensive; there.
iore no comparison of the two could
be made. Don Ray did good work nj
niSnt Tackle Tor The varsity. DoolittIe
and Quinn at fullback did the best wnrk
Tor the Catholic boys. Hogan also did
good work at fullback in the few MN.
ltes OF play of the last half in which
he replaced Quinn.
Inc hrst six points of the varsity
score were made in one play after Ron.
mon had carried the ball almost 10 tho
center of Tho field from the kicLoG
~ -MNcNenna was given the ball. He car,
E,eu ~ through broken field. with
0ut nfue interference, for tourbdovr
Benn1on kicked goak-' The 5e-nnd s,y
first 'uap 'hs
On the next kickoff Utah carried tbe
ggail about two-thirds the length of the
ueld, AT tins point the only forward
pass used by the varsity was attemnt.
gI Inc ball fell TO the ground before
peterson, to whom it was thrown vas
dOle 10 tnllgh Tho H.
gwen the ball; forward pass was tried:
lnomas received the ball and ran for
ward, throwing IT TO Doolittle, who car.
Iied 1t for thirty-yard gain. Ouinn
hqcked the hne for another FIVE Yards
All haiiows tried another forward pass
bnt taliod to gain any distance. Ne
.Hurrln .qu was downed ten wards back of
the ilne by Russell. The University
huskles then carried the bail for q
Soldiers Given a Trial.
During tho fifteen minute intermis.
sion between the halves, the Fort Dono.
las soldier team lined up against m.
varsity. The varsity scored twelve
points TO the soldiers nothing. The
only weak point through which fbe boI.e
IN plue could gain on the varsity line
was at right guard. They succeeded in
working a good forward pass.
During the second half All HaIlows
were given the ball. even when tbey
failed 70 make their yards, so that they
would he able 10 get more offensive
work. The varsity took the bali in
the close Of the half and made three
more touchdowns. The lineup of the |
TWO schools follows: ''0
University. Position an LY,r.
Brown and N"S'
Russell ...... left end yu-rb-
BrNanr loft
nr,a ~ Tackle .'...-. Ioohey |