The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-11-03
HAlDOCk' men
MEET DISASTER
St. VINCENT Triumphs Over
Utah University Eleven by ~
a SaOre of II to 5.
GAME STUfBORNLY FOUGHT
CALIFoRNIANA SURPRISED AT
THE AgsulT.

Los Angeles. cal. N4v lin one OF
the greatest games everl seen in Califor-
MIA or the west ST. Vikcent's defeated
proud Utah. After conqGNring every op-
ponent in the Rocky Mountain region for
the last two years and taxing the Colo
RADIO Miners scadps a week ago. L. OF L.
trained 10 the minute BY ome OF Amer
ica's greatest coaches met us waterloo
AZ t-esta park tais afternoon before 5000
Io0teTS. The stand was blaze of color
and q mass OF femininity added beauty
10 The scene. Society turned ou& in full
force. The university OF Southern Cali
lorna was representa- by big bunch or
rootCTs who waved the visitors crimson
ana silver flags and yelled for Utah.
VI nen the teams trotted onto the field at
! clock muTmur of disbursement
went up from The local rooters.
Saints Were Confident.
Utah ou5weighed st. Vincents, ana
the Saints bore an obvious ex-
preston of confidence But St.
termined 7Odiers resolved TO die before
they. would give way TO the larger and
heavier eleven. 81. Ninc6nts constantly
outpiarcd t-tah ia the modern game OF
football. The locals we're Tar superior
Eicl,ins, forward passing and open
nation. In the first half ST. Vince
cot ,he BAL TO tahs four-yGrd line
entire 81. NiucenIS team Dlayed eXca
dissraced By The fastest team ever9
I'm southern California.
Gsssey-0f st Nineents made gain
gain for from six 10 ten yards and 4
like a demon. Taylor broke up all D.
that came mis- way aud piled up his hesVss-
opponents like bags of wheat He was
the man VINO was after the bail all Of
the time. CuddY Russell. Richardson and
Anderson played Utah's best game. Con
viii went in at the second half but his
kicking leg mad been knocked TO pieces
in the game against the Miners and his
punting was ineffective. He suffered
great agony from the injury but re-
manned in the game. Red Morris at cen
ter displayed aggressiVeneSs and was by
far the fastest man N Utah. The Wis
ltOrS tried numerous trick plays but none
of them succeeded and several were bro
ken up and missed So badly that Titan
suffered costly losses at critical periods.
Utah Team Was Slow.
Utah came out here with a record for
swiftness and undoubtedly had some swell
trick plays, but the men were fatally slow
IN executing them.
1t was Remarkably clean game. both
teams conducting themselves we'll. except
IA one instance when Anderson Of Utah
and Rheinschild mixed things Anderson
made Gtah's TOUCHDOWN through ST. Vim
cent guard, but Russell missed goal kick
i'm the first half T.. the second half john
Gait made St. Vincent's first touchdown.
but Captain Grindle missed the goal kick.
W -tHiN TOUR minutes or IlIle being cal co
Grindie made St. Vi1cent's second TOUGH
down, helped through by Murray and
Grindle kicked goal
Umpire TRACER Of Stanford who offici-
ated, declared that il was one of the
hardest fought and greatest games Of
football ne had ever seen in the west or
east.
St Vincents splendid victory was due
to the team working ceaselessly. the men
going through practice three times a DAY
regularly until every player knew the
new style of football by heart