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Show COLORADO AGGIES ROMP, ROUGH SHOD OVER ROMNEY'S UTAH FARMERS . - . - ..... , i , t 1 Utah's Scoring Machine , Powerful Offensive Drive Of Hughes' Colorado Backs Scores 5 Times Over Logan Utah Eleven, Outweighed Ten Pounds' to the Man, Fight Gamely to Keep Heavier Opponents From Breaking Through; Knowles Makes Long Gain yJ70RT COLLINS, Oct. 28. The Colorado Aggies football machine S r marched over the Utah Aggies eleven here this afternoon in a 34 to 6 victory after one of the hardest fought battles that has been seen on'Colorado field this season. v The Colorado boys started right out in the opening frame to NEIL SMITH. Here Is shown Neil Finlth, captain of the Crimxon. who hss kicked five goals from the field so far this eeneon and has wort two games because of his kicking alone. In the College of Idaho grams 'Smithy" booted three drop-kicks drop-kicks over, scoring nine points and giving I'tah the game. That feat equaled the mark of Bob Kitrke. when he booted three Uat year against Denver. Then again I'tah won the Colorado V game because Smith kicked over th lone score with a dropklck. Five dropklcks In three games Is a record of which to be proud. So accurate la "Hmlthy's toe that ha Is almost sura to add points anywhere Inside the thirty-yard line. Kmlth Is a scoring machine in himself. Whenever bucks, runs and passe fail, tha "Sniller" can b depended upon to give rtnh a victory. wln tha battle and with three football breaks. Coach Hughes men recovered tha ball on the Aggies' thirty-yard line after Schaub had fumbled a punt. Hinds waa on top of him at the time and reco'ere6 for the Aggies. Ag-gies. I'tnh then held for two downs aad. tht Cnlorsvdo,Joya worked. avfori. ward pass to the L'tah goal line, fouser to Brown for twenty yards. Brown then scored around the Utah Aggie right end on the fimoua million mil-lion dollar play. In a few minutes after this Houaer again connected with a forward pass to Hinds and this scrapper raced fifteen yards more to the second touchdown, and Anderson An-derson kicked goal on both of the first touchdowns, UTAH BRACES. The Ctah boys braced for a while at this point and flopped up the Colorado line pints. Color do agMn got th ball on Utah i thirty-yard lin and Raid broke through a quick opening on his side nf the line and wiggled hi way for the third touchdown and Anderson kicked goal, ending th half. 21 to 0 In favor of Colore do. The i'tah Aggies players came back strong In lii third period and mad ft rut downs, but Crlorado forced them to kick lit their second attempt. After a series of burkv am) end runs. Colorado fought the ball down th field and were then held I'lah attempted to punt and the Colorado hovs blocked. Raid then went over for the C'dorndo's fourth touchdown and At.dereon failed to kirk goe.1, making the score Zl to 0 at the end of the third ferlod l'th took a brace on the next Irk off and Knowles raced back on his klckorr for tortv-flve nrds. On his next plav. he fumbled and Hinds recovered for 4'ol)irndo. The Colorado team then took tha hall to the l'tah five-yard line on h series of play sad Quarterback Anderson An-derson used good Judgment by sending Jluser over for the touchdown and he (hen klckod goal, making Colorado's total to-tal read 34 ioints. AGGIES OPEN UP. I,eddingham then opened up for the 'th tewm and uncorked a serle" vt short pa?es. Ho worked four out of five. The f Ir-t pass was worked to Slag-fred Slag-fred for a fifteen-yard gain and Kirk followed with another ten-yard gain. The little Ctah quarter then threw one down Xihe middle of the field and thla pass hounded from Colorado to Ctah and ftn-ullv ftn-ullv ended In Kirk'a arm on the Cglorado teri-vard line. Colorado held for thru downn and Leddingham shot a forward pass to Kirk, who leaped high in the air to nail the only s-ore for his team. Knowles kick st goal waa blocked and tl- pistol ended the game after the next kickofr with the ball in Utah's possession posses-sion in the center of the field. While the score shows the Colorado boys on the big end or the game, great pralw Is due the Ctah Agg.en for the fight they put up. when they came back In the lust two periods. Colorado outweighed out-weighed the l'tah team tan pounds to the man, but the Visitors never quit for a minute. Knowles, Kirk. Harris. Croft and B. Cardner all worked well for the l'tah Agries and leddhigham played a steady game at the quarterback position. posi-tion. The big Colorado litis proved to be too much for the visitors, who won many friends by their plucky acrap. Coach Romney s team showed up well, deeplte the fa. t that three regulars were not In th lineup and the l'tah Aggies can well be proud of the showing that th Logan team made In Colorado. While conch Hugiiea made many substitutions, sub-stitutions, his team performed like a well oiled machine and knew football. The line worked hard to gain th lead, and the work of Brown and Hinds on ends was of the.highst stsndard. COLORADO LINE STRONG. This pair was good on their snagging of passes and in their tackiink as well. They were down under kicks also. Houaer wan a demon at hitting the line and this star waa not used any too much, so that he could be saved, for a harder game. Houaer also kicked well and his pasaing was fiawW-aa. Raid proved to be a reg-' reg-' ular snake for the l'tah boys, and he wiggled his way for large gains time and again. Wvkert, who had mode such a good ahowmg against the Colorado col-Jtgf col-Jtgf elevii did not make the gains that narked him as a star In that game, but 0 he Is still a dangerous man when he once S get hold of the ball. Anderson ran the team well, hut was given the best of support sup-port tn calling his plays by the headwork of this man Houaer, who la on of the stars of the -conference. To pick out any star on the Colorado line would not he right to the refit of th men, as Harry Hughe line certainly performed wall and deserve great prais. Th hole were mad and every time that a Colorado Colo-rado hack could see his way, it usually waa five or ten yards for his team. KNOWLES AGAIN. STARS. Knowles and Raid uncorked the Isrgast gfttns of the sfternoon. The kicking kick-ing of Houser and Knowles was on an equal basis. No serious Injuria happened hap-pened in the game. Bain of the Colorado Colo-rado team and Ijtndsay of the Ctah Aggies Ag-gies were removed from the game because be-cause of injuries to the knee and snkle, but nothing of a serious nature happened hap-pened to either, j Th l'tah boys left Immediately after the game and will arrive home Kundav ' afternoon. With Maughn, Woods! das and 1 Woolley back In the game, the Ctah Ag- I glee will make tough picking for any I learn in the conference and the bo s have won many friends through their plucky work In their invasion at Fort 'nillns. The Uneup and summary fol-) fol-) lows: l'tah l'tah Hinds .1. Iflegfrled ! . Rurdtck It Hendricks Rain l.g Harris Clark .c... TV 'iardner McMlchael r g .... Evans Wlgl r.t froft Brown M Conroy Houser q t Leddlngham Anderson I.K Knowles Rid .f.b Krhauh Wykert r.h Lindsay Kubstitutlona Utah Aggies: Kirk fur Tindaay; I'etereon for Know lea; Knowles for He t erson : H. tin rdner for H-ha u b ; Bingham fur P. riardnr; I. Gardner for Bingham. Oiorido Aegs: Hmlth for Wykert; Col well for Held; Shut's fr Anderson; Hmltli for BnrdUk; Hurdick fr Clark: Mrn all for lUin; Meyers lor Brown; He I by for McMlchael. Hoortnr--'o1orado. touchdowns: Reld ?, Houaer, Krown, Hinds. Coals after touchdowns: touch-downs: Andersotr 4 out of five. l'tah: iVcocing: touchdowns: Kirk.' t officials Kefar-a. t 'rowley, Itanver; Mahony. I etivar. . I nifir; itlaaiei, Wooster, bead LucstuAo, |