The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-30

From the moment that the Red ana
White appeared on the offensive h
was apparent that they had far ths
better new style formations. The dou-
Die and triple passes followed by Tie
forward pass Outclassed anything in
the new style game thar Colorado
could offer, but al critical moments
Utah players failed TO mold the baI
ana IL was their inetrecIivenes il this
department more than any one fea-
ture that caused their final defeat
The state varsity, on the Other
hand, used nothing but straight FOOT
ball but 50 surely ana powerfully did
they tackle and so well ala they mold
on TO the sphere, once 10 was given
gain considerably against the AorU1us
The Utah line held well. bur the euls
were unable 10 stay the onrlsl OF ths
powerful Boulder back field
The Boulder backs used the old STYLE
hands on play IN their attacks and
while they were penaliZed Tor 10 al
times, the overlooking Of this PLAY
By the officials or three occasions had
great deal 20 do with the Silver and
Colds steady gains
The firsI score was made toward
the close Of the first quarter. IL f1l-
lowed repeated fumbles on The part
OF Utah and nghtning-lke recoyeriss
Of the ball on the part OF the Colo
RADIO ends, who played e remarkably
fast game throughout
With third down in sight. Richard
son finally punted out from his 20
yard line 10 Rich, standing Ol The
Utah 40-yard line Tie BOuldeTIrs SIG
nailed for a fair catch and the sphere
came down right into his arm. IS lLu
Hartman holding for him, Rich fCl-
lowed his catch with q perfect field
crowd OF fans Wenr crazy with exc
citement as the sphere sailed right be-
tween the posts.
Twice again, almost Immediately aft
zT7 ri Iii IT, NJ I'd.
tried for goal but each time the
sphere went wide and the quarter end
ed with the ball in Titan possession.
The second quarter opened iu rha
same way as the first; both sides Wsrs
fumbling frequently but the luck Ia
YOred the Colorado boys.
Il was not until the end Of the PEE
Rod that Colorado began 10 play real
football Then, with the ball on Utah's
35-yard lire. Colorado was penalized
IS yards for holding. Two line smasles
and forward pass advanced the lea-l-
er 10 the lb-yard line. Carmichael and
Hartman gained 10. Hartman
tried an on-side kick. Utah fumbled
and Colorado recovered In the next
scrimmage McFadden went over for
the only touchdown Of the game. Colo
RADIO lost its chance 10 kick goal on
the puntOut
In the third quarter. with several
changes in the lineup, Utah setled
down and il appeared for a time IS
Punting became the rule. both Eich-
ardsOn and Rich sending tie ball Tor
long distances. Finally. after falling
from the Zs-yard line, Ricl made a
tair catch on the Utah 45-yard line
and, with the wind against him. made
perfect goal, his second OF the day
and the final score
After that Utah started en- 10 NOW
down Colorado. BY dint Of punting
and scrimmage, they finally got the
bail 10 COloradO's iS-yard line as the
quarter closed.
In the final quarter a strai ght buck
for Utah failed 10 gain much and The
forward pass was signaled. E0mueV
made a perfect throw TO Riser huL
the latter fumbled after making The
catch and Colorado recovered the ball
on the 5-yard line. liz was Utahs last
opportunity 10 score.
II was getting dark and from that
time on punting was resorted 90 fEs-
Guently with little effect.