The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-14
BY COACH M'INTosH.


went up in the air"
BY COACH M'INTOSH.
I'VE were outplayed and were beaten
fairly ! think, however, that the score
Overestmates the strength of Utah over
Montana. With six inexperienced men
on my team, they were simply taken OH
their feet by Utahs varied attack. In
the second they steadied down and played
good ball / am In close touch with the
intermountaiu elevens, and DO not hest
tate to say that Utah can beat them all
with the possible exception of Denver
university. l hope for return game next
season
Utah, as Montana Aggies, 0, tells the
story of the game at Cummings field yes
terday afternoon. played before repre-
sentative and enthusiastic crowd or loot
ball followers. As Coach Mcintosh or the
Aggies says the score may oYeresumate
Utah's strength a little, but it is very
little
With their appearance on the field, the
,Aggie stock slumped and the warming
up practice showed a comparison which
told for a Utah victory. me tlrst MIN
'utes of play soon dispelled ali doubts as
10 the ultimate outcome, and the unlVer-
sity students settled down to enjoy the
fun.
What followed was one of the prettiest
exhibitions of the new game ever seen
ON a western field, and it was the Utah
leleVen that did most of the performing.
Never before ndu the IOEhdIu pass bSCAA
seen to better advantage, never had a
more varied attack than presented Dy
Utah been seen, and never was there a
speedier bunch Of backs to execute the
plays
In Loen and Love, Utah has two men
that get about all there is out of the
forward pass LOells passing OF the bail
was both accurate and speedy, ana most
of the throws looked like perfect spiral
punts.
the most brilliant part of the individual
work. His advancing of the ball from
forward pass or in open field attack gave
an exhibition of speed, lodging and head
work never bettered on the field. HIS
direction of the team was also good.
other Stars.
There were others who added many
yards TO Utah's gains. Grant komhey
and LoeIl and, in the second half, boo
little all tore through the Montana field
circling the ends or dashing through
broken field for spectacular work,
During the game the visitors made their
wards but once on straight football, Trem-
per circling Utah's left end fOr 10 yarus
in the middle of the second half. Ihey
could make no consistent gains d Ii9 t vIIy
by recovering fUmbles and kicks did they
get into Utah territory. TWlce When
double forward pass was fumbled by Otan
the visitors had the ball within strlklng
distance. Through the line, however, they
could makes nothing, and the ends were
equally imperviOus 10 attack. Here crop
kicks were attempted, but both failed.
On defense, the Aggie line SnOWeu 10
advantage, especially when Titan mad 70
resort to old-fashioned football within
the Aggies' 25-yard line. Three times the
Utah backs took three cracks at the Ag-
teies' line within five yards of touch
down, and three times the Aggies held.
In kicking the hOnoTs between the two
teams Were anoq brea king eve1 with Doo-
little. however, getting away the best
spirals of the game, - -.
JamisOn showed Indian craft oy using
his head guard as a tee on winch 10
rest the ball at the kickoff.
On a split buck. Montana made gains
at times. but otherwise found the Utah
line stone wall. Nelson at center
ulaved a strong game on defense.
The Aggies presented a we'll rounded
team, with all hard tacklers and hard
Dlavers throughout None of the visiting
eleven. however could meet the speed of
DooIittie's two place kicks were easily
features Of the play, and were executed
The game was well worth the seeing
from the stands. and was interesting AT
all times, if the excitement OF d haIu
struggle was lacking
In the second half Montana steamed
and offered a stronger defense aIthousH
the recovery of kicks and the failure OF
more intricate passes by Utah saved lo's
of ground for Montana
The Game in Detail.
Captain olsen OF Olan Won inc US
and chose the south goal On the KICK
off Jsmison for Montana tried snort
kick and Montana recovered the Dali
on Utahs 4O-yard line. On the first down;
Brown tried a forward to Pool, and Loci
recovered the ball. ROmney made 10
Yards off left tackle. Love 10 yards pr
right end Grant 10 yards off left tackle
Grant 8 yards off left end. Love Ha ICI5
OFF left end. long forward pass, Loell
10 Love with a 35-yard run Dy Love gave
Utah the first touchdown after "a min
utes of play. LOell kicked goal Score ~
Loell kicked to Tremper Iayior macs
? wards off left tackle. Smith yards OH
right tackle. JamisOn kicked TO Grant,
who advanced the ball p yards throush
a broken field. Utah fumbied on Mon
fana's 10-vard line and Montana recON-
cred. Jamison kicked, and Pool recoY-
rcd Montana lost 10 yards on two
downs. JamisOn kicked to Love. Loell
I.ic,[ad TO Jamison. Brown 3 yards off
left tackle Tremper I yards OH Ilght
tackle Jamison kicked to Grant. Utah
penalized on third down and Montana re
covered the ball. Jamison kicked 10 hOnl-
uev who advanced the ball 40 YARDS on
a great run through a broken teid. On
the next down Loell went over Tor me
second touchdown after minutes OF play
JoeH kicked goal Score 20
A forward pass from Loell TO Love
Dlaced the bali on MOntana's 5-yard line
On the next down Grant Went Over tol
fbe third touchdown, after ll19 minutes
OF PLAY. Loell missed goal. Score ls-o
A long forward pass from DoeH 10
Love and followed by 55-yard run, gave
T~tah the fourth touchdown after lS1s
minutes of play. Loell kicked goal. Score
23-O. -
ward pass from Loell to Love netted
Utah IS yards. End run by love netted
fIrfah another % yards. Ronlney ~ yards
off left tackle. Utah fumoles, Montana
RECEIVERS on their own 5-yard line In an
attempt to kick out of danger the ball
struck the cross arm of the goal post.
Walker recovered and carried ball over
for fifth touchdown, after l6 minutes OF
NAV. Grant missed goal. Score-2s-o.
Jamison kicked to LOell, who advances
the ball s. yards through broken field.
An attempt at a forward pass from Loell
TO Grant missed. Walker advanced the
ball to Montapa's 5-yard line Utah held
for downs on MOntaEa's S-yard line.
Jamison kicked to Romney who fumbled
and Pool recovered. Jamison kicked TO
Love Long forward pass from Loeli to
Shores netted Utah IS yards. Short pass
from Love TO Loell gave Utah the sixth
touchdown of the game Loell kicked
goal. Seore-3z-0.
Second Half.
Loeil kicked to Smith. Smith returned
kick to Love, who advanced the ball 20