The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-25

the Aggies had clearly Outplayed TN
OvercOnfidencc almost cost Utah the
The ability of Utah To show the
kind of football that defeated Denver
university brought the victory yester-
day against the Aggies other than
the first part of the third quarter
Utah was played even, and in the
first two quarters outplayed by the
visitors.
With a comparatively small but
wildly enthusiastic bunch of rooters
in the east stands and the A. c. band
cheering them on, the men from LO-
gan fought on Offense and defense
alike. and not until the final whistle
could the Utah stands cheer with GER
tain victory.
Utah's touchdown came in the
third quarter The Aggies kicked off
10 the south and Richardson made
one of his brilliant returns 10 Utah's
40-yard line. On straight line bucks
by Richardson and ROmney the ball
reached the Aggie 35-yard line,
where il was fumbled, the Aggies
recovering. The Aggies made fiFst
down twice and then F. Brossard
fumbled. Richardson taking adVan-
tage Of the wind, punted. and e.
BrOssard just saved a safety by get
ting the ball outside the Aggies' line.
From behind his goal lire E. Bros
sard punted, ROmney returning 10
the 22-yard line.
Here Utahs bid for a touchdown
would not be denied. Grant made
five yards on quarterback run.
ROmney. on a buck of tackle, made il
first down on the A. c. 12-yard line.
Richardson plunged for four yards,
and Romney added the same dis
lance. On the next play Richardson
went through a hole in the blue line
and shot over the goal line untackled
for a touchdown. He added another
point on an easy goal kick. Score:
Utah, 6; Aggies- o.
Undismayed by the score, the Ag-
gfes took up the attack and soon had
the ball in Utah territory. Until the
end Of the game they played Utah
even.
Many Injuries.
1t was a bruising game and the in
juries We're many. Utah used sixteen
men, and the A c. fourteen. When
the Utah men found themselves out
played they individually took up a
fierce attack on the blue line. and the
hard play made time out d necessity
AS individuals, however. Utah could
not win, and until the team got
down TO the best football it knew the
Aggie goal line was not threatened.
On straight football the Aggies
gained a shade more ground. Coach
TeetZel had developed the best inter
fering seen on Cummings field this
year and il protected the blue run
ners for good gains. on defense it
was a standOf, except for the few
minutes the Aggie line failed 10 hold
when the Logan goal was threatened.
In running back kicks the Aggies
gained more ground through the
work of &. BrOssard and Captain Egg
bert.
In kicking BrOssard averaged more
yards than Richardson.
The result was held by the visitors
as a victory for Logan. Coach Teet-
eel and his men were Congratulated
on all sides, and the 1910 Thanksgiv-
ing game will go down in Utah foot !
ball history as the best game put up
by the A. c. in years.
Standing out in the limelight of in
dividual play was the work of Captain
Egbert of Logan. He advanced the [
hall brilliantly and shared with Rich /
ardson the honor of gaining the most /
ground. Egbert was very hard 70 stop. |
mis- ability 10 evade tacklers being par
ticularly noticed. Time and again he /
circled Utah's right end for many /
yards. He also led his team with good |
spirit throughout the game.
Richardson Great Player.