The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-01
Utah's Football Outlook
for 1913 Is Promising
Despite the Loss of Nine Regulars Coach Bennion
Hos Excellent Material for Another
Winning EleUen

other years growth and experience will
ne ready 10 assume the burden cast OFT
ln,s year oy the two Romneys. Fit1pet-
In the line there VIII he Toiman aud
Rsrker Tor guards and Naylor for ops
tackle. The past season has been The
first rear Of varsity ball for all three, put
with tho experience they have ha6 this
season and tho training they have re-
ceiyed from association with such men
as have composed the "U-'' squad they
should be veterans at the game next fall
Beyond this tho team must necessarily
he new, and whatever mey be Eald OF ~
must be, at least TO some extent, based
on conjecture. However. with the ma
terisl at hand. it is safe to say that q
good team will nc dcy eloped. The CHIEF
source from which Bennlon can draw
bunch through lack of C condition ili'iih, he
freshies failed to show much class during
the past season. but ihere arc several
men on the team WHO Will DC excellent
OF these. Jack Travers. Fred Stack.
Gardener Msrgetts snd Elchnor arc the
most promising. Trayers. Stack and
Gardener are back field mon. Trsyers.
hos an ideal build for football weighing
about is5 pounds stripped. lie playsd
on the Granite team for three Tears and
Travsrs IS st-sprintcr nnd exceptionally
fast in o. football suit. He Is faster than
any cr the "u' backs who win return
and should make regular place iD the
Fred stack was captain OF this seauo-.'s
freshmen team and came here With two
years experience as fuIlbsclt on the uni
versitv OF North Dakota Stack weighs
175 stripped aud hits the line with great
force and Judgment. Besides. Stack -
n batter puntcr and kicker than any man
who hag beeu seen on CumminS1 field
this year with the exception OF DoTn-
blaser OF Montana.
Gardener played quarter for the freshles
and constituted about one-third OF the
line pluuger than a quarterback and viii
make n good running mate for Trayer7
or any of the other back field men.
Marsetts played end and hale for the
classiest tackler In the school, barring
not even tho first team men.
1sichnor played offensive center and
defensive end for che freslues. Tie is n
good deal the same style OF player as
Dune Gardener but IN anything Ia faster
on his feet He is not as strong as car
slderably ia the next year The manner
In which he played against Cahoon; the
big high school center. speaks well for
him.
also fresnie linemen from whom good
work can be expected. Stack Is new at
the game. hut his wonderful kicking
foretells success for him. Against Gran
ito he kicked drop from the fifty-hve-
Besides these men there is Eoy McIn-
tyre. former ceptain OF the SAT- Lslie s.,
very fast Also when I'm form, he is the
best punter in this entire section OF the
country. He entered school too lste 10
play this year, but VIII be e''siDio next
fall.
There Is also = possibility OF Ward and
Olesen, The high school halfbacks, enter
nre Clever playcrs and would help con-
siderably.
who always show up for their nrst ea
perience and make good, men VINO hsVs
playcd good ball on class teams, but
who have been reluctant to Try for vaI
sity honors. At present. at leass. ths
seems quite formidable array and ber,
MON should have n team when snontn
rank right az the top again.