The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-20

Still the High school fought on
gamely but when, in the middle OF inc
last quarter. the same combination IN
the forward pass line or putnam 70
RhynersOn worked successfully Tor a
second touchdown, there seemed ltlle
hope. The High school still fought, put
the weight OF the Freshmen was pc
ginning 10 tell in their FAVOR ana the
game ended with the Freshmen lit
tie the stronger
IL was TOO bad that the weather con-
ditiOn made faster play Impossible 4ha
The handicap was against the High
school. Time and again man was
started nicely behind his Interference.
when his feet would shoot out from
under him and he was down, W ME
the footing was the same Tor both
teams with the High school counting
move on speed than weight they were
more az a disadvantages.
Even with the conditions as tley
We're. the High school gained more
ground on straight, Old-fashioned foot
ball than did the Freshmen. On emo
runs ana hitting the line the hed ana
Black gained the more ground. IN
returning punts the school boys were
equally as strong as their opponents.
Both eleVens however, could not
gain consistently. one. TWO ana very
rarely three first downs We're made
With the inability 10 gain consistently
seen by both teams, II was LETT Tor
the forward pass work OF the FRESH
men 10 win the game. The Freshmen
handled the pass perfectly and 10 their
better use Of the new football they owe
the victory.
Ths game in brief shows the first
quarter even, with the Freshmen plain
" SURPRISED at the snap and dash OF
the High school attack. Neither goal
was threatened in the quarter Inc
second quarter found the conditions the
same, with the High school, attack sun
having a shade on the Freshmen Both
eleVens We're forced TO adopt kicking
game. and here Marsh of the lied and
BLACK was understanding Dllllhan OF
Utah Toward the middle or the quar-
ter Marsh kicked 10 the Freshman 20
yard line. The slippery ball Went
through Sutherlands hand and Morris
Of the High school recovered. Two
tries at the Freshmen line failed TO
gain the required distance and Tor
ward pass was tried which failed.
Wilson scores.
Dulman attempted 90 punt out or
DANGER for the Freshmen, but the kick
was blocked on the Freshmen lO-ydrd
line. Wilson grabbed the plgskln ana
rolled over the line for the first touch
down. Marsh. handicapped by slip
perry ball, failed at goal.
The first Freshmen score came carry
I'm the third quarter. following a cost
Is tumble by Marsh. Standing on mis-
own 35-yard line, Marsh attempted a
punt on the third down, but the ball
slipped through his hands and a fresh
man fell on H. A forward pass Dill
Iaan 10 RhyneFsOn, gained Il yaIos.
The same play, tried AGAIN sent tsAS %
nerson over the line. Captain Dillman
kicked goal, putting the Freshmen in
the lead of 6 10 score.
Starting the last quarter, the High
school kicked TO the Freshmen, VINO
were defending the north goal, The
High school held and worked the hall
10 the Freshmen S-yard line, where,
falling 10 gain on straight -.I. BAN, th-
High school tried a forward pass. but
in was intercepted. An exchange of
punts followed, and then karrick re-
covered a forward pass attempted by
the High school and was not dOWned
until me had reached midrield. Suther-
land gained 20 yards on a spirited
quarterback run and a forward pass
carried the ball TO the High school 20
ward line. Here the Freshmen sprung
Il surprise when they turned a fake
place kick into forward pass, and
Rhynerson. receiving the bah on the