Show All NAllOWSVICTORS Salt Lake Business College Loses to the Blue LOSERS SHOWED UP WELL 1 JWhlle Lacking the Best Team Work = They Managed to Score Against the All Hallows Team and Came Near Scoring Several Times Only a Small Crowd Turned Out to See the Game Which was not a Bad One Individual Excellence and Details of the Piny All Hallows 11 Salt Lake Business Colt jege Col-t 5 Thc SaIL Lake Business College boys proved somewhat oC a surprise to the yesterday Tust how All Hallows boys method of done or what the it was nobody seemed to fully understand I play was side the di stand One wise gent on lines pronounced the play a Wheeler I Wilson Anyhow it got along pretty well and made the game a closely rather contested one The showing was marvelous in view Of the fact that the Business College did not know for sure five just where its men would play minutes before the game Their teamwork team-work was a little raw at times but they frequently got together long substantial enough to break through for tial gains Their runners sometimes forgot all about interference and runaway run-away from It offside plays and an occasional oc-casional forward pass occurred but taking it all in all worse games have been 0 > played Cline of All Hallows again demonstrated that he Is a wonder won-der in the way of ladlIng and ht was responsible for some of the fine runs as well Christy a Maori youth who played with the Business College showed up pretty strong at times but his head work was not always of the best Only a few people went down to sea the game Most of them were football foot-ball experts from other teams and their main object in attending seemed to be to announce how they would have done when certain plays came up FIRST HALF The Business College got the west goal and kicked Tom Fanning brought the ball to the twentyflveyard line and from there Cline punted it clear across the field to the Business College twentyyard Schefskl got around the left end and carried the ball to the fortyfivcyard line before ClIne got him Christy took it to the center by a hurdle play and on the next pass took it around right end for twentyfive yards Clines punt thus proving of little avail Schefski got the ball next and was sent back eight yards by one of Pot ClInes own kind of tackles Christy fumbled the ball and it went over on downs fifteen yards from All Hallows goal Al Hallows then took jt by steady gains to the Business College Col-lege fiftyyard line where Cline went around right end for twenty yards bo ing tackled by Christy The ball went again to the Business College five yards from their fioal Three center bucks I carricd It to a distance of eighteen yards from the goal l where Schefskl made an end run which brought it to the forty fiveyard line At this point I Christy fell back for a punt missed and Cline sent hlni back with the ball for a loss or twenty yards The ball went to All Hallows Cline punted it over the goal Clayton touched It and Wolohan fell on it making the touchdown touch-down J P Fanning kicked the goal All Hallows G Business College 0 SECOND HALF After All Hallows kicked oft in the second half the Business College soon had the ball past tho center of the field and assisted by a fifteenyard run by Christy scored a touchdown Christy making It and Chaffln missing the goal All Hallows fj J Business College 5 All Hallows got the ball next on the Business College thirtyfiveyard line and soon had it at the fifteen mark Cllne tried a punt here but Chaflln blocked it the ball going to the Business Busi-ness College It went back to All Hallows Hal-lows shortly after and Cline secured a touchdown by a fine right end run of twenty yards Capt Fanning missed the goal All Hallows 11 Business College Col-lege 5 The only features of the remainder of the game wore a thirtyyard run by Cline and one of twentyfive yards by Tom Fanning Tlc ball was in the Business College territory about thirty sight yards from the goal when the game ended Following Is the lineup and summary sum-mary S All Hallows Business College JE Smllh c Ilnmlln Fisher t j g Show T Canning r g Smith Keyes 1 t Peterson L P Fanning Caytrr t Stanton Wolohan 1 c Russell I Mclvonnu V > re Bassett Capt TJ Fanning I h Christy I Galincher rh Schefskl Cllnor t b Chaffln R Canning < i h Clayton Score All Hallows 11 Salt Lake Ems incss College 5 Touchdowns Wolohan Christy Cline Goal from touchdown J P Fanning 1 Referee Fred Smith Umpire Um-pire LynvJUo D S Itlter Timekeeper Prod U Leonard Linesmen J L Sullivan Sulli-van All Hallows LeRoy Sanders Salt Lake Business College Time of halves twentylive minutes GRIDIRON NOTES 4 The football event of the week was the Thanksgiving game between the East Denver High School and tho Salt Lake High School The game proved much of a disappointment The people of Salt Lake had been misled into believing one of the crack teams of Denver was coming when Instead a team which at no period of the game showed Itself to be in the same class with the locals was brought over The onesided score of 34 to 0 resulted and the game was such a walkaway that after the first down the interest was gone The Denver team proved to be wretchedly poor on defense and did not show enough generalship to get hold of the ball by kicking out of o bounds thui allowing Its offensive game to be used until too late to donny do-nny good After the fine team which came from Denver last year the public here expected to see a good close con test but as it happened here many o time and oft In the past the confid ing public was thrown down One result re-sult of the game will doubtless bo to compel local teams to send elsewhere for visiting teams another season It will probably be bard to get Salt Lakers to turn out to oce another I game with a Denver team The Y M C A team now wants to I I meet the winner of the Thanksgiving game The Y M C A claims tho State championship and as It Is the challenger and has not been defeated by a Utah team it certainly has the 1 call The University team claims the State scholastic championship i The Y MiC A second team will rco to Logan next Saturday to play a game with the team of the Agricultural j College there 1 t t v j I The need of a general athletic park In Salt Lake has been long felt and the construction of a field t 8ultable for I nil kinds of athletic sports has been I suggested frequently during the past I two seasons The idea luui met with I the hearty approval of all to whom It has been broached The present facilities facili-ties for accommodating crowds and bringing out the best kinds of contests are inadequate and the talk of a new field IK again to the fotv It has been suggested lately that the new park should be constructed near the site of tho new University buildings and In the same connection the Idea l of having the park built on the University l t I campus the proceeds from tho use of the field by outside organizations togo to-go into the Universitys athletic fund has been advanced The location 1 would be an admirable one for football baseball and nil kinds of field sports I and it is believed definite action I looking to the establishment of a line athletic Held there will be taken In the near future The new University will have need for some kind of an athletic field and the Idea of making onu that could be used by other organizations Is Is believed will meet with general I favor The location on the hill would be an advantage not possessed by any I athletic field now In exlatence here The elevation would Insure the maximum I maxi-mum dryness of ground at all times which would certainly be a boon to players Patrons of the sports would I I be able to ride In the cars right to I the gates of the field Adequate seating seat-ing arrangements could be Installed and the trnck instead of being a I source of expense to the University could bo made a source of profit as certainly if the grounds were placed In good condition and the accommodations accommoda-tions arranged to correspond the now field would secure the cream of the good attractions The idea It Is believed will assume a practical form before 1 long and It is assured that if the plan Is properly carried out the effect will be beneficial Ito I-to nil concerned the makers of sport and the patrons alike j 0 e > I The game between the Y M C A and the Salt Lake Theater team originally I origin-ally arranged for next Wednesday has been postponed I a v o I There was some talk in football circles cir-cles yesterday of arranging an exhibition exhibi-tion game between the High School and i eleven former High School players for I I next week It is believed a strong team i I could be picked from young businessmen business-men of the High School Alumnal association asso-ciation Among the players to be picked from are Mort Allen J Fred Odell Hal I Hcmpsteud Chick Murphy Dana I Smith Tod Goodwin and others I o o The Trllbys claim they have a grievance I I griev-ance against the Jersey Blues with whom they played Thanksgiving morn ing The Trllbys claim the game resulted I result-ed In a score of nothing to nothing while the Blues insisted they made a touchdown The Trilbys say the touch I down occurred after time had been called and there e is j friction J The University of Utah will play with the High School next Saturday I |