The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-15
HIGH SCHOOL WINS
. FROM GRANITE TEAM
Salt Lake Boys Defeat the
Visitors by the Score
of SO to 6.
FEW PLAYERS INJURED
Olesen, GALLAGHER and Ward
Stars, but Teamwork
Gained Victory,
FEW PLAYERS INJURED


football eleven tiumphed over the team
from Granite high school by the score Of
IS TO G. Tho crowd was the largest
which has witnessed high school game
here for years. The new west bleachcrs
which can scat five thousand persons.
were almost full, the high school, which
has an attendance OF nearly two thou
sand students. turning out In body to
root for their team. Each student car
ried high school pennant or red and
black ribbons and were prepared TO win
tho game With their roofing if the boys
on the field were unable 10 do IT,.
Although the Granite rootors were in
tho minority they did the best they could
To help their team Among the specta
tors were some Of the members OF the
who attended 10 get some idea of the
quality OF football they viii have 10 put
mp I'm order TO make a showing In the
scholastic series.
Few Players Injured.
One OF the pleasant features OF the
game was the comparatively small mum :
Der of times that time was taken out
for injuries 10 players. The work OF
the officials was thoroughly satisfactory
TO both players and spectators. Another
feature OF the game was the support
which the university students who were
present gave the Granite boys. The uni
versity boys collected on the north end
OF lne DcdcneTS ana ulluer lnS lsduel-
ship of Willard Stevens gave the Gran
tie boys rousiug encoura cement
The game was divided into four fif
teen minute quarters. The men lined NJ
ardson of the Salt Lake high school Won
the toss and chose 10 defend the north
goal. the wind being quite strong from
the southwest Salt Lake received the
down the field, Granite got the ball
on an attempted short kick. but were un-
able 10 make their distance and lost
the ball on downs, Then by a beautiful
ly executed forward pass. Oleson TO Gal
lacher. the high school took the ball over
for the first touchdown OF the day al
the end OF seven minutes play.
olesen and GALLAGHER Star,
Soon after the next kickoff olesen made
pretty ,hirty-yard run through
quarter the Granite men were unable Z
make their required ten Yards. The ball
therefore, was almost tho entire time IN
the possession OF the Salt Lake men and
rltory.
During the first quarter the Salt Lake
team was twice penalized for holding
forward pass and placed the bali 6chIni
the goal post for a touchdown. The bal
was called back. however. the play be
Ing declared illegal by the officials. anc
the crowd was pacIled when on the mex
two downs Olesen took the ball over 70
a touchdown.
At no time during the game, except TO
Granite look dangerous. In this period
they got the forward pass to working
nicely and made considerable ground oe
fore. the Salt Lake boys were able L
Granite BOYS took the ball from clos,
TO their own goal almost to their oppo
nents', when they lost II on downs. Whei
the Salt Lake team had worked the bal
ha IN n - 10 hcla q ill,r ri
A forward pass which Hamilton, righ
end for Granite, Intercepted and ran fift!
yards through broken field for the "nl!
score which Granite made. Traver
kicked goal, making II six points for hi
team. Hamlton's run was the mos
spectacular OF the day.
Team Work Won the Game.
Several men on both teams SHOWED
UP especially strong. but IL was the team
and not the Individual work which wor
the game, For the Red and Black. Car
Olesen. who played right half, was th'
star Olesen was strong on defense anc
a demon on offense. Whether be wen
around the end or through the line IN
| was never stopped uncil IL half dozen mel
were on him. Wa-d who PLAYED th'
| other half. was also sUong oil his lin,
| McIntire at tackle and Cahoon at cente
were the strongest, GALLAGHER was ef
| fective In the handling oil forward passes
while McIntire and Cahoon could AWAY
Gs usPci'u'u UPON ~ OPSH uP 'oloS "
For Granite Hamilton at right end ant
| Travers al fullbs,k were the stars. Ham
ilton Was the best man on ether team
given the ball. with the proper sup
| port he would be the Test high schoo
end in the state. Travers, notwithstand
| ing his light weight. is fierce lin
| punger and sure tackler. as we'll g.
this game gives the Salt Lake team bet
| pionsnip this season. Coach Richardson
| has built up combination of weight anc
| speed into which d. A. Callahan has In
stilled enough ginger to mako Il a sur'
bet that both the Ogden high school ant
the university freshman teams VIII have
| to put UP better football than they hsv'
| thus far shown
The game started With Granite kickin.
to fitzpatrick who was downed in hi
! tracks. Olesen went around the END TO
four yards, Ward went nve and Higso,
took the ball seven. yards FOR the t1rs
school WAS psnaIized Eve yards :or hol1
/ Ing. High school tried g forward pass
but Snow missed IL. Ward kicked -
Yards High school forced Granite I,
| kick. On forward pass To GalIachs
high made IT'S first touchdown. McIntir'
failed 10 kick goal Score ; 10 o.
Granite kicked 70 Fitzpatrick. who re
turned fifteen. yards. oiesen carried th'
ball six Yards and Ward four yards
| OleSen went around for thirty yards anc
| then the forward pass was 'ried ba
| failed Ward klcleod 10 Love OF Grant,
and Granite was soon forced TO kick
| Ward went through for ten yards. oleser
! fumhlsd and Granite got the ball. bu
could not eoin and Was forced 70 kick
| High school was also forced 10 kick.
Granite tried line bucks unsucCesSfully
| and lost 1he ball. On two long runs higi
| school took the ball 10 GRANTEES 25-ysrt
! line. Ward carried the ball to the 2-yart
line and olssen took II over for TIE sec
ond touchdown, Mclntire again failed e
| kick goal. Score 10 To o.
Granite kicked TO Dlesen who brought
| the ball back 10 the center ~ the field
| High was then forced TO kick Granite
| fumblcd on the first down and Ciallachel
| got the ball Olesen went thirty yard,
| for the third touchdown and McIntyr.
kicked the goal. making the score s 10 o
Granite kicked 10 HiEson. who returned
| the ball twenty yards. and the high
school. with two long runs. carried the
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