The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-07

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Sample 49,. lit. ........ Hampton
Charles Smith ...Lg..... WINNER
w. Smyth .......c c.. ..............Pa Paui
| Floyd Smith ....r.g...... 900. Kirby
! / CheckettS ....r Watson
! Allen .... re. .Rynearsoll
Moran ...... .Q...,s. sutherland
Stone 80. .lh,.... Hamilton
Evans ...... ....r.hs....s. D1llman
Mickey" Boyle .fl...... Ashton
I Ben Baum was chosen referee,
Lieutenant Dickson. umpire. Ben Har'
ker, field Judge and w. S. Hedge as
head llneman.
At least 1000 spectators viewed the
games and about 1000 had gathered
on the field at l o'clock to watch the
struggle between ogden high and the
"U" freshmen teams. The freshmen
kicked off and OgdeN after securing
the ball lost 1t on their 10 yard line
when they tried to punt it out Of dan
ger BY a series of end runs and
plunges, the freshmen succeeded In
carrying the ball over for touch
down. Goal was kicked and the score
amid the frantic cheering from the
University stands was chalked up as
to o.
Ogden kicked off and the freshmen
returned the ball fifteen yards before
the runner was tackled. The fresh
men fumbled and the ball went to Og-
den after which the freshmen were
penalized fifteen yards for holding
Then the ball passed back and forth
each side holding the other for downs
time and time again until Ogden at
tempted q fake play and fumbled the
ball which went to the freshmen
They then tried to punt the leather
which was broken up by ogden, but
the freshmen succeeded In retaining
the ball On a forward pass, Whit
meyer jerked the ball out of the air
and started down the field but was
tackled
Ogden tried 10 punt and failed after
which the freshmen were held until
they were forced to kick Moran
caught the ball and returned 1t for
80 yards. Allen tore around the end
for 10 yards more; Mickey" BOYLE
went through center for yards. after
which Captain Stone hoped through
a hole in the freshman line for 10
yards. This brought the ball to the
43 yard line and Moran tried a place
kick for goal which he made without
difficulty. The whistle ended the first
quarter with the score standing to
In favor of the freshmen.
The freshmen Kicked off in the sec
ond quarter and ogden returned the
ball Is yards before tackled Then
Ogden punted The ball sailed high
In the air and Sutherland signalled
for a fair catch The freshmen then
tried place kick which they made
and the score was to in their fay
or. This was the last point made in
the game. Ogden although fighting
valiently for 4 touchdown was held
by the weightler team. The remain.
der OF the game was a series Of punts
and forward passes, neither side being
able 10 score.
Bennion of the University Of Utah
was chosen as referee for the Salt
Lake high and Grand Junction game,
Lieutenant Dickson was chosen um.
ire Lieutenant Ellis as field Judge
and Hedges as head linesman. Salt
Lake kicked off to the visitors who
began their play by tumblng the ball.
Ihey recovered 1t however but were
held Tor downs and the ball went TO
Salt Lake.
oalt Lake then took the ball down
the field by a series of end runs and
forward passes for tuchdown Goal
was kicked and from that time on to
the end OF the first quarter It was
merely a question of Salt Lake run.
ming back and forth across the field
Tor touch downs until the score stood
% to at the end OF the quarter In
iaVor OF the Salt Lake high. During !
the second quarter Grand Junction |
by series of forward passes and |
line bucks carried the ball /
over for touchdown and kicked goal |
But Salt Lake rallied and run the !
score up TO 80 before the whistle end.
ed the game At no time was the
game in question Grand Junction be-
ing clearly outplayed and out classed
IN every feature of the game Num-
erous predictions were made on the
side lines as to what the score would
nave been had Grand Junction been
Plttcd against ogden instead of SaN
Lake Both teams viii play at Grand
junction, Colo, on Thanksgiving day,