The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-26

In game in which flashes Of speed
alternated with displays Of ragged work,
the University of Utah freshmen won
| from the Granite high school by The
score OF - TO s. This score hardly indi-
Gates the relative strength of the teams.
as the work OF The freshmen was far be-
7 low the standard they have reached this
! season and had they maintained the
pace thcy set at times. the score would
! have been three times as large Granite
deserves credit for putting up a stubborn
! battle, Tic high school BOYS are. for the
! most part. new TO the game but with
the entire student body roofing madly in
| The blcaGhcrs they were In the game with
all their might from the first 20 the last
whistle.
At tho end of the first quarter the score
stood 10 in favor Of the south side
boys. Whom the frcshies had tho bali
they fumblod constantly and after work
Ing /, almost over the line. lost IT. on Il
rumble. When Granite had the ball they
were able TO 20 through the Utah live
and had il not been for the work of
Moose at end for the frcshies. Granite
down, by hard and desperate work
Granite carried the ball 10 the freshmen
20-yard line, from where Rich, tho Gran
tie fubaCk, scored three points on
beautiful drop liicle
AT the beginning OF the second quarter
the freshman line stiffcned and the back
Held men began To Plow through Tor long
gains, They We're haDlpcrcd, however
by the fumblinG hahit, and 1t was only
a'tcr d hard tussle THAT they worked the
ball to GRANTEES ouc-foot Inc. Here Utah
lost the bah on downs. Tho next play
however. resulted in q touchdown. as
Utah broke through and blocked "A punt,
aud Marsctts fell or the ball for = touch
down.
on the ncyt kickoff Utah soon got tho
ball into GRANTEES territory. only To lose
ip
and when they tried go puut. Daily broke
through and blocked the ball. 1t bounced
into Fred Stacks hands and lie ran
twenty-five yards for a touchdown and
kicked goal making tho score l% 10 :
Later on in this quarter Granite re-
covered punt for Il 50-yard gain and
whistle blew for The first half.
The freshmen received the kick at the
beginning OF the second half and lost ihG
ball near thcir own goal. IiCh uicd
another drop Kick. bat failed.
The remainder Of the third quarter WAS
marked bv hard luck ON the part Of ihc
frcshies After wording the ball almost
over tho line they lost 1t on tumble.
uirty-five-y yard run by Moose of the
freshman team.
EarIy in the last period the freshman
began To pow through the Granite line
and on series Of plungcs hy Gardener
Travcrs and the two Stacks. the bail was
forced To GRANTEES fye-yaId Inc. from
where Travcrs carried il over. STACK
failed az goal.
The ball then z!eZa=Gcd back aud
forth FOR some time until I'm the last
mInni" Walter Stack booted over q
beautiful drop from the forty-yar1 line.
Gardener at quarterback for the fresh
men PROBABLY played tho best game for
his team. Moos" and Marsntts on tho
ends and DAILY aud EcSuor did splendid
work uu the In". t.iclinpr put Up - Won
dcrrui game on defense. bot his passlng
~ center was not cN,r, good l'rc1
SiHrlI and TIaVr wcr" always good Tor
4 .Hin i'm the hIc'S Iicil.
For Granite. EamS"y"r. at halfhacl.
Rich AT fullhack auI Dl"Scn ~ quarter
did tin" best work in tho back dcld. while |
in the lin" GcrT=c Hamilton on tho end
uud Ashton III center put m the best cN
hihtiou.
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