The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-07
ALL HALLOWS IS
DOWNED BY OGDEN
FumbIeS and Adverse Rulings
by Officials Costly to the
Catholics.
TWO SCORES CALLED BACK
VISITORS SCORE IN FIRST HALF
THEN OUTPLAYEp.
TWO SCORES CALLED BACK

The second game or the seasOii
played between ogden high school ana
the All Hallows college was won by
the Ogden team yesterday on cummings
field by a score of Is to s. Ogdeh oIo
all her scoring in the Iirst mar. IN II
the second half, while they succeeded
in getting the ball on Ali Hallows
three-yard line twice, the VisItors were
unable to push it over All HaIows
made her only score after 1lVe minutes
of play in the second half.
From a spectators STANDPOINT the
game was one of the most interesting
of the high school series. Throughout
the entire game fumbles and kicking
were plentiful During the ten min
utes of the first half the All HalloSvs
team played the visitors OH their Ieee;
Twice during this time they succeeded
in running the ball to Ogdens ten
yard line and there the pigskin was
recovered by the Ogden boys ana WAS
kicked out of danger.
ogden made her first score ~ Ii d
tumble by All Hallows. The ball was
recovered by ogden and kicked. yohh-
son of the ogden team grabbed the
pigskin on the tWenty-yard line anu
carried it over for the first touch-
down, Johnson missed goal Score,
oIdhoIm's Long Run.
The touchdown by Ogden was quickly
followed by another. All HalloWs
kicked to ogden and then secured II
on downs and rushed it to Ogden
and recovered by Oldholm or the Og-
den team, who ran the entire length
of the field for a touchdown. Johnson
missed goal. Score. 10 to 0.
The third and last touchdown of the
half was made by Evans or the osoeh
team. All Hallows kicked 10 Johnson,
who advanced the ball torly-tlVe yards
through a broken field. ogden Iuhn-
bled and recovered on the next down
After two line bucks, Moran gave Old
holm a short kick. He ADVANCED the
ball to All HallOws' One-yard me ana
on the next down Evans carried the
ball over for the last touchdown for
Ogden. Johnson kicked goal score,
16 TO o. The half ended with the Dali
In the possession Of the All Hallows
team on Ogden's twenty-yard line
In the second half the All Ha1loWs
team came back to win. They play cd
the visiting team completely OH their
feet Their open plays completely par
fled the visitors and in less than i've
minutes of play on a block ed kick from
ogden, Crouch secured the pail ana
ran twenty-five yards Tor All BeiloMS
only touchdown. stephens hIckeu sOdl'
For the remainder of the game All
HaIlows' luck again went against her
or she might have come out VlG T,l f,l Il
was lost to ogden. Ogden kicked and
Boyle grabbed the oval and ran sixty
yards to a touchdown Wnlle auVahc-
inc the ball one of the All HalIOWs
men fouled an ogden man and the
touchdown was not allowed Ogden
secured the ball and after ADVANCING
the ball to All Hallows' three-yard line
lost il on downs. All Hallows kicked
out of danger. The ball was recovered
by Fitzmaurice of the All HalioW
team. who ran the length of the field
for a touchdown. The points were
again taken away from the college
bows on the ground that the ball was
not first allowed to strike the ground
With a series of open plays the Al
Hallows team again advanced the bal
to Ogden's twenty-five-yard line, where
Stephens placed a beautiful droI
squarely between the uprights. Score
16 to 8.
For the remainder of the half honor'
were about equally divided. Boil
teams advanced the ball well on opeI
plays All Hallows had somewhat thu
better OF the argument on me plays
but the fumbling lost them the game
The last minute of play ogden KICKED
the ball to McMasters, who fumbled 1
on their own ten yard line. With onl!
ten seconds left to play, Ogden wa
unable to push the ball over and tn
half ended with the ball in possession
of ogden on the All Hallows' fiYe-yar'
line