The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-10
UTAH DEFEATS
AGGIES 20 TO 0
Crimson Eleven 0utClaSSeS LO-
gan Players at Every Turn
and Wins.
GAINS MADE BY NEW GAME
LOVE, LOELL AND SWEITZER
STAR FOR UNIVERSITY.

Especial to The Herald Republican,
Logan, Oct. 9.-Outclassed and out
played in every department of the
game. the Agricultural college went
down TO defeat here today at the hands
Of the University of Utah eleven by
the score Of % to 0. It was a bitter
pill for the farmer roOters to swallow,
but the Crimson rOoters from salt
Lake were wild with joy as their team
rolled up the score.
One bright spot alone stood out for
the Aggies-their line withstood the
attacks Of the state university time
and time again. Il was by means of
the Onside kick, forward pass and end
runs that the visitors gained their
ground. In each of these methods OF
attack they showed finished style and
the execution was quick and snappy.
On the other hand the ineXperience
of the Logan eleven was easy to be
seen and inability to tackle, and re-
peated fumbles further told for de-
feat.
The play on a whole was clean and
the penalties were about equally d.
vided.
For the university Love, at quarter
back, played a brilliant game, and with
Loell, the smashing fullback, and
Sweitzer and ROmney, the former Salt
Lake High school star, shared the
honOrs of the play. Love handled his
team in fine shape and mis- gains on
Onside kicks and quarterback runs
were both consistent and frequent
The Aggie ends, Egbert and Holden,
played strong game, and Hancock at
half also starred. At no time, how
ever, could the local eleven gain con-
sistently against the visitors, and the
Crimson goal was never in danger.
FumbIes Costly.
At least three Of the touchdowns
scored by the visitors were due to fun
bles by the local team. Once a punt
was fumbled on the Aggie line, Loell
grabbing the ball as it bounced from
PaddOcks shoulder and the former
Michigan fulIback had but a jump to
go over.
The touchdown was protested by
Coach TeetzeI on the ground that Pad
dock was back of the line, but II was
not allowed by the officials.
The game started with the Ag6tes
kicking off TO the university. On the
second down Love cirCled the left end
for hfty-hve yards and was called back
twenty-five yards for running out of
bounds. The ball was carried back and
fourth around the center line. when
a fumbled forward pass gave Sweitzer
the ball and he was not downed until
on the Aggie ten-yaTd line. On the
next play Love carried the ball over
for the first touchdown. LOell failing
TO kick goal Score. Utah, 8; AggieS, 0.
More play in midheld came, with
Utah gaining on every exchange. Love
then got away with a thirty-hve- yard
run and LOell carried the pigskin over
and kicked goal Score. Utah. II; Ag-
gies 0. Here the half ended.
On the start of the second half the
fumbled punt gave LOeu and - easy
touchdown. Forward passes, end runs
and onside kicks worked to great ad-
vantage for Utah and the score was
piled up. With forty seconds left to
play, Loell made q clever recovery of
an Onside kick and went over for the
last touchdown. Final score: Utah, IS;
Aggies. O.
Both teams played through the two
twenty-five minute halves without a
change in lineup, and there were no
injuries.