The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-20

the Injured PLAYER regained con-
scousness, and last night said he
was feeling fine with the exception
OF q. headache.
Shortly before the last quarter
Captain Gardener was accidentally
kicked on the head and rendered un-
conscious for few moments. However
he revived quickly and asked to be
allowed to continue the game. AS
the game was almost over his re-
quest was refused.
TSLFMING and Barker. halfbacks for
IL Denver. were also on the Injured
list. Fleming suffered painful
wrenched knee and Barkers breast
bone was broken. Both were feeling
as we'll as possible last night and no
serious developments are expected In
either case. The rest OF the boys OF
both teams are feeling fine.
The attendance al tho game WIS
very large All Of tho stands were
well filled and scores were standing
around the field. There were many
automobiles around the field, all filled
students were out IN force and cheered
wildly at every Utah gain. The gains
came so frequently that tho rooters
were hoarse before the game was over
Arrangements for handling the
crowds were much better than ut the
wyoming game, and the only criticism
OF tho management cams from tne
gIandstand when the rain drove hun
dreds Into tine stand, crowding those
already thorc, The game started
promptly at J o'clock amid the cheers
OF ths rooters.
r,IEsT quarter--Utah WON the toss
Il and chose TO defend the south
goal with tho wind at their backs.
The kickoff was a beauty and went
over Hampton's head for q touch
back. Utah put the ball In play on
play attempted forward pass. Rom
ncy made the pass to Love, who
missed IL. Had he caught the ball
he would have had a clear fieid for a
touchdown. On the next down Utah
hit Denvers nne and fuulbled- Utah
recovered, but the first down looked
good for Denver. Hamilton made
three yards over tackle and Utah was
the line and Bennion's kick went UP
IN the nlr for a distance Of only ten
Yards, but Utah recovered, Peterson
falling on the bsll OFT Romney re-
heved the tension by encircling LEFT
wriggled his way through right tackle
and slipped and scrambled over forty
Yards before he was finally downed.
This looked good for the Mormons
and the b,eanhers were wild with en-
thuBiasIn. Gunnel started Denyer'a
long list of injuries on this play when
he went out for his allotted two
minutes.
Hamilton fur,bled and Oleson and
Peterson fell OH the ball for Utah,
Lon RouIuey gained eight yards
around left end and put the ball close
To Dcnver'6 ten-yard line. Hampton
fumbled and D. u. recovered. Denver
punted on the first down and Fitz-
patrick returned ten yards. F1t1pat-
rick was thrown onto his head
and was taken out OF tlis game da1ed.
Sutherland vent in at quarterback.
Lon Romncy piougfled over right
tackle for eight more and Sutherland
made four over right guard. putting
the ball within foot Of Denver'g goal
lIno. Roinney carried the ball over
for a touchdown. The time was eight
minutes, Bennion Kicked an easy
goal
IN ENVER kicked off TO Sutherland.
~ who evaded tho ends aud re-
turned the ball twenty-five yards.
HAMPTON made two over right tackle.
Hamilton tried right guard and gained
four yards, Lon Romncy made eight
more over right tackle, Hamilton
followed with eleven over left tackle.
Oloseh anJ Peterson at tackle and
Gardener III c0ntcr were ripping the
Denver line TO pieces and the backs
had holes fiat three men could go
through. NaSlor and Tolman at the
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