The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-01
/ SCHOOL WINS
IN ALL HALL0WS
SThree TOuchdOwns on
lege Boys in Brilliant
Plays.
Y WAKE UP IN
4 LAST HALF OF GAME
o Scores Pretty Drop
X From the Twenty
Yard Line.

he'd the state football cham
sSaturday afternoon on Cum
sld by defeating All Hallows
" the close score of II to 10
rd-fought halves. The weather
and large crowd took advan-
he conditions. The field was
u fast playing, and while the
as doped to win, at no time
z contest did the team appear
a chance, The elevens were
en in weight, and played
+e center Of the field a large
ie time. The college expected
straight football, and it was
hat its back field would rip
be Salt Lake High school line,
btil near the close of the game
make any noticeable gains.
Ice boys were outplayed at
Re of the game, and only
did they make their yards,
The other hand the line buck
je high school could not be
ess than ten yards.
iomney Scores First.
ne started on time, and Cap
title winning the toss from
.orns the high school received
If. Doolittle kicked to Rom
ran the ball back twenty
high school made fifteen
two bucks and five more on
Il run. The high school was
kick. and Wheeling sent
hl TO Fitzmaurice. who was
hhis tracks: the college wns
punt after two unsuccessful
itzpatrick of the high school
)all back ten yards, after
high school was forced
Igaiu on the third down.
be possessed the ball on the
I'd line, and on the second
ugh the left side fumbled,
Recovered by RomDev. who
over for the first touchdown.
kicked goal.
: kicked 10 Rompey. who re-
he ball fifteen wards. The
Il rushed the ball 10 the center
id, then kicked, advancing the
fiftccD-yard line.
First Place Kick.
Ilece took q brace and the
|bl lost the ball on the first
x. Dooiittle kicked out OF
the goal. Again the high
lrted out for the goal. this
ling it. Karrick carried tine
IN yards around the right;
J Romney and Karrick each
yards through the line. and
by GALLAGHER placed the ball
fentv-yard line. The college
IL the high school made its
half n foot. Wheeling and
q two bucks advanced the
le eight.vard line, when the
led for time as two men were
hut. When time was called
E set low to stop the final
TO no avail. for on a split
! to the side lines, Wheeling,
carried the ball over for
Touchdown. The high school
receive punt out, but failed.
Hopeless Contest.
pparent that the college could
but they came back in the
IF very strong and deter.
rhev made few changes in
}, but the same high school
led out the half. Korns
Doolittlc, who was downed
uning fight Of twenty yards.
We then advanced twenty
straight football. but was
kick, Several end runs and
Al placed the ball IN the col
Rkard line. Wheeling then
brough the left side of the
,ur and a half yards. Only
4 TO go and the second down.
other buck Wheeling carried
'er for the high school s third
n He kicked n goal.
Hi Eh' VI hhi'c ipuI uuO"ue WAS
Tor All Hallows. They PLAYED
otball and practically rushed
.>hool off its feet. With forty
70, young Fitzmaurice caught
pass and ran down the field.
owned by Fitzpatrick on the
llne. McCs5o was sent over
first touchdown, DooIittle
Pretty Drop Kick.
rice received the kick off and
Che ball twenty yards. On
cks the ball was put within
of n touchdown. Doolittlc
heeling's punt and was
the twenty-vard line. He
"a drop kick and placed the
en- the bars, which was the
tgog.
up Of both teams is as fol.
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