The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-23

r'uEfblrH cost LLaM IL.-
Facing a score Of l6 10 O.. Urar men.
in for the third quarter and uIsr-f
Colorado off its feet. Tile Tigers 49,
defending the south goal Within ~
minutes after the quarter Started T-rsE
forced the Tigers 10 punt from tbet-
35-yard line. The kicE was HerEe-
and Christensen, tearing back aftar ~
ball, fell on IL on the Tigers l5-rsrT
line. Utah tried the line twice f-r
the Tigers held. Lining up as Z -
an attempt at goal from placement
Richardson received the BAN ana So
a beautiful forward pass TO- CsB-sfr
Home. who had but few yards 10 nm
tor the touchdown. Richardson missed
goal, but the score was l6 90 81.
The Tigers kicked off and after an
exchange Of punts, Lon EOmuev inter-
cepted Tiger forward pass on UisFs
35-yard line Through A broken field
and past all but one OF tle Tissr-'
crack sprinters, ROmney returned tie
ball until dOWned on Colorado ll-yar5
line. II was the most brilliant run of
the day.
Here was a chance for a Utah score.
Richardson Goes over.
Richardson plunged through the Ina
for four yards. BenniOH followed with
three. With three more yards needed.
Richardson again was called up0n and
when the pile lifted he had made first
down by three inches. and within Two
AFNA oA the 4l4lc. 1lA AlE next ULaN.
richardson again plunged into the line.
ana this time the Crimson Dauu rs
went into the air. Utah had tied the
score.
Then came more turmoil when Rich
ardsOn booted the ball between The
posts. Score. Utah. II; Tigers l6.
AFTER the Kickoff came two PLAYS.
and time was called for the quarter.
Utah had but 20 defend her goal and
the game was won
For the last quarter the Tigers
kicked off, and on her teu-gard line
the ball Three times dld Colo
RADIO try the Utah line Bat
failed, ana the bail went over Reid
returned Richardson's punt 20 the
9 70 Yard line. The Tigers went
for one OF the few times ia the game
on straight football The Tiger line
shifted TO the right and Captain Van
Defmoef, who has run a 100 yards In
football suit in 10 rs. circled Utahs
left end for the touchdown. Goal was
again missed, but the score was 81 10
II for Colorado.
For the rest Of the quarter Colorado
forced the play in Utah territory and
with the time all but up in looked
dark for the Crimson. With two min
utes to play. Utah started a squirt dow
the field, when a Utah man recovered
a quarterback kick. one forward pass
worked, but another was fumbled aul
the bail went 10 the Tigers. Just be-
fore final time the Tigers kicked Ou
Of danger.
Lon Romney. for Utah. played a bril-.
llent game, his dashes through the
broken fields stamping him as one Of
the fastest backs I'm the west In rh'
second quarter, on forward pass, Do
ran 40 yards for Utahs frs
score and his long run 10
the third ouar-e- -rTac=I the hail fT
striking distance from which the line
plunges Of Richardson and Benni0u car
ried IL over.
Richardson. as usual. played bril-
liantly, smashing the line with grea
force. handling MS forward passr
with great accuracy. and holding Nal
Demoer c0lorado's great kicker al
but even in the puntins duel
Utah Line Holds.
From tackle TO tackle, the Utah linz
was a bar 10 all consistent gains. bu
the ends were not so strong although
the Tigers attack was sent in that OBJ
reetion most Of the time
Grants weak ankle got the best o
MN IN the third quarter, and little on
h0mney took has place al quarter q
do good work.
For Colorado. Captain VanDem0er
quarterback Reid. Acker. Smtdu an.
Nltherow played great ball. The all
uced and il counted in recovering th'
many tumbles which marked the game
Delays over the rules were many an.
time was taken out again and again
both for this and on account OF iu
Jurles, The condition OF the TWO team
was about standOff with the harl
work telling on both
Jtah worked the forward pass Cd
better advantage. while the Tigers
varied attack al the ends netted then
most OF their gains Colorado has
Wen balanced team, a team that looked
heavier and was faster than Utah and
played with gameneEs TO the end.
Jtah went on Ihe field Handicapped
with OvercOnfidence. This WORKED
against her until the first touchdown
scored by the Tigers when the Grim
ana played like the veterans they are
Inc game viii be remembered as one
or the hardest fought in the hisf9T5
OF Cummings field.
Colorado left at 40 on special ear
over the Rio Grande. The trip of lhs
Tigers was in charge Of ID. q. Pat
terson, ticket agent Of Colorado Springs
The Lineup.
Colorado. Utah.
Thompson ...t....le..... Riser and
Carmichae
Bowers ......lt..-....... Oleser
ftedDlom ----------- lg----- Christensel
~ AlAetoW -.----- C. .-=..----. Alel1rl
STACK -------..--- .rg- Young. Gardne'
LOOK -.-------...--- t.-. Home capt.
Sinton ------------ re Deane. sOmmefa
Reid ..--.-.-. -..--.q b.---. Grant and
.. R0mney
Van DemOer .......rh......... Benni0a
HEAD ...-..---.-- lh.-....--. Romney
AcEer. Floyd .-..--fb $500. Richardson