The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-21
HIGH SCHOOL IS
WINNER AGAIN
SWampS All HaIIoWS, but Has
to Play Great Foot
ball.

The Salt Lake High school football
team defeated the All Hallows college
elevens yesterday afternoon on Cummings
field in their second game of the sea
| son, by One-sided score OF A to O.
The Red and Black supporters. with
rags and pennants, occupied the wesy
oehches ana cheered wildly as their IA
VoTlte warriors rolled up the score.
The college lads showed much better
form and condition than they did ia the
first game with the High school and.
were IL not for the fact that their de-
tense was much weaker than their Of
| fense the score would have been much
closer. During the short time that the
Catholics had the pigskin IN their pos
session they seldom failed to hit the line
or circle the end for good gains, but a
rumble or poorly executed forward pass
usually lost them the ball.
>. The High school ran off series OF
line piunges and half back cuts which
proved too much for the college The
Red and Black boys took no chances and
executed the On-side kick and forward
pass only when they had the best OF
Stevens. the crack place and drop
kicker for the Catholics, IN whom tha
college placed a great deal OF faith, did
OF showing mis- ability although his punt
ing was strong, Romney for the High
school team tried three times for a drop,
missing all by short margins.
The Play.
Captain Fitzpatrick won the toss ana
the college kicked to GALLAGHER, who was
doWned on the 25-yard line. Wheeling
smashed the night for ten yards and Cal
iacher circled the end for % Crouch
broke through and smashed up the High
school Interference; the Red and Black
IGuInDled; All Hailows recovering the ball
crouch hit the line for 10 yards, but Nc
Kay was thrown back for a loss. An on
sue KICK placed the ball in the center OF
the ueid In possession Of the High school
The Red and Black bows now started IN
tear up the field, Workman. Romnev
GALLAGHER ana GOOdspeed going for larse
gains. wheeling buCked the line placing
me me pigskin On the 2-yard line, where
Romney on the second down carried N
over. RomneS kicked goal Score. 6 to Q;
IN the first five minutes OF play
Inc college on two large gains bv
CIoqch ana McMaster advanced the ball
20 the center. of the field, but were heH
Tor downs. ROmney, GOOdspeed Wheel
ing and GALLAGHER hurried the ball back
70 the Catholic 25-yard line, where Rom
MY MY attempted TO drop kick, but missed.
me cOlle8e spread for a long forward
pass, but Workman interfered recover
ing the ball Wheeling bucked the Iaft
LOT u yards, and on the next down Good
speed, carefully picking his holes and
throwing aside one opponent after an
OIheI, ran 50 yards for the most sDectactI-
lar touchdown Of the day RomDev
k nc &c, goal; Score, u to 0 in favor OF
The next touchdown came within two
minutes from the second on a pretty for
ward pass from Fitzpatrick to Worth
man man VINO ran free of Interference forty
YARDS crossing the line between the goal
posts Romney kicked the goal. Score,
During the remainder of the half tbs
pail was mostly IN the center with NJ
Master, Hilgard, johnson ana Tro14cb
In4aAlhg good gains for the college when
the whistle blew. 'ii
Second Half.
In the second half the High school bo,,z
came back stronger. The college kicked
70 Fltzpatrick, who was dOwned in MS
tracks, Gocdspeed was sent through the
ll6Hl TOT yards, and Wheeling broke
away for SC yards. ROmnev again tria5
LoI a drop; from the 3O-yard line. bur
ID During .5ie the next few. minutes the col
zee Played superior ball to the TTigf,
scnool' tearing up the field for large
gains on wide spreads and forv-sI5
passes. but flnally lost the oval on a FUN
GOodspeed and Wheeling ran 90 varJ9
LOT touchdown. ROmnev failed to Ir5cI-
goal Score. % to O. - AioA
Two long runs by Fitzpatrick and Good
speed long forward pass from Fit
patrick TO Workman and Romnev go
Iisu the DdlL over for another touchdou-1
F'9 r.I Kicked goal. Score, % to 0.
Inc next three tOuchdowns came Within
about twelve minutes of NAV 5Tba "lo.Ill
enoed with the ball in possession of az
Hlgh school in the center OF The sieiI
score S39, A to in favor Of the Salt LAKE,
S5ooqisPeed at left half back plaved a
remarkable game for the HIGH scLooi
ana MS work was Of a high class VVbsoII
liss was strong on Offense, breaking AVA,
0Iten Tor large gains Vortbrnsn az
SIaltacher handed their ends well. vhfia
AdcIntyre and Yates were the r1ost ~
receive players on the line. Jobn Po,Is
considered by many the hest csyteT' a.,
me the High ig a. school league did not appear IN
sIIS an I1aIioWs lineup, owing to badly
NC Masters at quarterback was &C.,
while Crouch, Hilgard and johnson 65osS,
large gains for the Catholics. Rogers q
liant defensive game. at oiil-