The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-01
IS. |, HIGH BEATS
M ALL HALEOWS
poa and Black Plays More
consistent Game-Score
Is II to 10.

4 ~, salt Lake Hl2h Sci'oOi ue
- college yesterday afternoon on
I-..,rg's field by score Of L to 10
.-ate won because IL played better
on -. consistent football. While the
Ai.u hovs al times swept the west sid
0Es heir feet. they could not stand
ard weakened at times when II
- the high school boys 10 make
=. ,ening ticks count The SAT- Lake
Y LIE had the stamina, staying guam
II md condition. and TINS eoii i,4. 'Ioii
ie' - -, a victory outside OF their con-
sals ,Ls oue most noticeable point IN
iush n the high school was the ability
avg ts,kIcrs Il took just one man
r. -, college runner, while on an
20. w. the high school boys got past
& -. two All allows tackiers ana were
O ~. bv he third. Outside OF this one
a ~ n cannot be said that the hlgh
& g os-s, o,Itplayed the college men.
81 ~ ,eams we're much stronger on OF
{ ~. nan defense. and 1t was seldom
! ~ 80 we're needed that either team
n ~ ,of negotiate the distance This
- sboWrn when the teams were within
I .,-sug distance Of goal Ihen elther
4 ouN make the distance WIN case uniesS
E,Tsysnted by q tumble.
& ~ sso-.ailed new style Of football. on
ii ss'Eirks and forward passes. were few
III ~ a. between The college tried for
Ii ~. -. - three times and made good
- fine. although on one or two ocea-
80 OTartrr FitZmaurace called for a
d ,rv-sri pass. saw he could not make II
r "a thea ran with the ball
4 srss high school did not try this new
II ley anee during the game while neither
Il s1a, Was partial 70 onside kicks.
4 M straight football. both teams had a
3 rnher OF plays that We're good yard
f,eirir. and frequently each hit the lines
To- FIVE and ten-yard gains.
Il The game was remarkably clean, al
i bosgh All Hallows frequently called for
= Inn, on account Of injured players. The
8,enslties were distributed about equally.
Il nd ssariy all were for offside playing.
tRounsg. Wheeling and Workman did
i he best work for the high school. while
ii, Fumaurice. McCabe and Doolittle did
be ssst work for the college.
How Game Was Won.
q II. college kicked of 10 high school.
md aaer two downs the ball was returned
IN kick. a tumble giving the ball back
Il b Mgh school on the college S5-yard line.
live yards In three downs gave the ball
An tR college on downs. The first try
y egisd nothing and on the second down
y n HaloWs fumbled and Romney grabbed
le tsn Tor the west siders. With a clear
~
ED Tor a fOrty-yard run. and the first
rofe THIS was three minutes after play
Dad been called.
4 The second score was a different tale
4 fter receiving the kickoff and meeting
J. success on straight football high school
licked All Hallows could do no better
a. twice the bali passed back and forth
% kicks, All HallOws finally getting the
all on high schools thirty-fiVe- line
q
h0oi recovering the bali
lirfe Tor me first time in the game il
poised as though something was going to
open and on straight football. alternat-
nd runs with line bucks. during
Fl hieh TINE Romney pulled off a twenty
.Fd giin around left end; the nigh school
81 rancet the ball forty Yards, where they
gan TesCrted to a kick.
ne college could do nothing and a poor
x ss returned to All Hallows' twenty
afo me where a split buck sent Wheel
sfolnd the college right end for twen-
eS4h and a touchdown. a SickOut for
n sl goal failed. Score: High school. IL.
h.1Es, o. During the remainder OF
aaa the ball changed hands freoupnt-
neither team being able TO make anv
lsN'al gains, the ball being fl
ned by All HalloWs in the
Hts the field. where il had
carried on a recovered kick as
-sue blew for time at the end OF
e n.S half.
The Second Half.
"a q second half the colIece recsi,.ad
- ana brought the ball to their
NIty-tve-yard line. Here the first
y 80 pass or the day was tried by All
- 4hc II netted ten wards This
"a sNA some hard line hammerine net
college forty yards. when Salt
N Mo-. Uaeed an held them for downs.
H. . alex OUT OF bounds gave the bali
Eye-v..5 - on the high school twenty
q sSu me. where the college lined nm
T. Q! Tor goal. It prov ,.d "a fai,e a.,
G.iir-a t'l. with fine chance TO score
- - ne thickness Of Workman
EoleS me only salt Lake PLAYER nor
10 A. te play. prevented McCabe
aenioWn e sue hhcs Tor "a
3 lroo IN, neAI down All HalIows' try for
uege plsI.'~.a S blocked and one of the
ilsge Sr1esh recovered the ball. The
~ 9igi ashed the High schools line 10
y osed s,,- scilool ten-yard line ana il
*u-a .T Tor score Here hon
J0eers5 10y rumble - the college Was
&asllickaS IN, ue itlyh school and the ball
L. 80 OUT Of danger. ''i
n ' began 20 change bands ...,.
8asnp' ~Io Iumhies. finally sItIt Tsl.a
on All HalIows' eiv-'a,'= ~
b. m .s second buck Wbeeiins n-ent
~, "a score. The goal WIS 3,ici-ad'
- school 0ole stand Il TO in favor Of
- goi'T e., got the BAN on their own
6ro-,,,.,illr on an exchange of lxfclre
fora ns;. returned but recovered the
eHtthe c,n-..v- thirty wards. = penalt,
forward eve Yards when I beauti-
~. igndir. neited then tlirtv-fivt.
He-yard lin Iie Dali uu the Hthh school
D. 49,, - HAe- McCnbp v.a,,t -. -
n excbsr,lll Doolittle kicked c,,iaI
ID baii go or kicks cave Inc coIisss
H Here E own tWenty-fiVe-va.d
gave tbe-rrN edk OF luck for the col
IL BAH on So Nv" recovered punts. mt
College 49, lakes ten-yard line I'M
n core on ID >slun. To looked sure for
allied fl,.,' 'e INST down college was
Il m Salt TaL. Yards and on the next
III college 10 50, lle same soSe. givina
line g. pan on salt Lakes five
q 4 -4ed. Salt ~ ~ next down The college
-nger -ut u and kicked out
as sir5;ee ran the bah bact 70 81,
III 1aed 4 49, ard line. where Doolittie
u 10 Ia rom the field. malxin~ mo
tAcr si5s A FAVOR OF the u-t.sr i. ile,.-,
lder Of the N danger for the re-
=. The Lineup.
q '@lan. Ali HaliOws
ID t. r. -----..... RumDh.
.......... Weber. Mckay
~ -esu..... L. ...-....... Dinneen
a -. - IT, --------...-. " alker
"a an--,..... u .-..--........-.Gr Grant
= ~ q. -.......... Rhoden
81 'Ner..,..... y .......-.Lynch