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Show ; CRIMSON 'BEGINS WORK FOR FIRST CONFERENCE BATTLE WITH B. Y. U I " , ! . . L II I Mil I ! L " I ' '"I.. , M ! COACH IS PLEASED ! WITH LOCAL Every Player to Be Given Chance to Show Wares During the Week Tha lTnlvraltr of Utah football war-rlora. war-rlora. who successfully rTef ended their rolora aaralnat the fast College of Ida-ho Ida-ho eleven Raturrlajr afternoon, on Cum -miner's field, will atari preparing fr the Brla-ham Youn University battle next Saturday afternoon on Cummins a field. With the exception of the Injury In-jury to Evane arm, the Crimson play- era coma through their hard battle with the Irtaho eleven without a erratch and the boy are ready to Improve their work for the first conference battle of the eeaaon, aaalnst the Provo a a; are - Jatlon. Although tha Utah A a arte s won roa Coach Twlchail'a uav ii a. .kaavjf, core, tha Crimson player are not taking? tak-ing? the Provo team'a ability In any liRht manner, aa the B, Y. U. team played brilliant hall at tlmea. These Jade believe that they ran win from the unlvereltr. If they plae ataariy came and tha Utah roarhesj are sol no- to drill their men hard on tha tniatakea , that were made In tha Idaho game. COACH KB r LEASED. t Tha two moat pleaaed a-entlemen at .the Utah -Ma ho frame Hat urday were Ccachee Tommy FHspatrlck and Major Fred Prince and theae men are p rate-tna; rate-tna; their men hlrhly for the way that they fousrht aralnat auch a atr-on team aa the ColUa- of Idaho trotted out on the field. With aucb atara aa Miller, Jackson. Hultt, and IvweM. Coarh. Cornell Cor-nell brought an aairrexat Ion to Km It Laka that drilled tha local fana and made Utah ftarht for every lnh of the a: round. Utah won because the Crfm aon playera put up the beat football ana. aunougn tna loano boys excelled at the forward pais game, tha I'tah team waa not forced to use their overhead over-head gam at all. aa they made enough m. pointa bv their and runa and by Captain Cap-tain Hmlth'a drop kicks Idaho made one of Ita touchdowns on a pure fluke and earned the other, while the Crtm-on Crtm-on battled hard for everything that It made. It waa a hard fought battle and the credit should not be taken away from the Utah playera. who deserves the barking of every loval football fan fiom Utah. Playtmr without four reg-auh reg-auh iilara and losing Kvans during the first f'va minutes of tha game waa the fate . that fell to ITtah In Itk first battle agalnat a team that will be as strong aa any other aaaregatlon In tha North-a North-a west this season. I'tah had to fare . the music with Its new men In the line. up. and these man cams through In , tha opening game. No one knew that T'tah was up aaatriat more than Tommy iJTIf pstrlek aad be la high In hia praTT ror every man that played In tha game Hat urday. MftHT WORKOIT. 2'. There will be a light workout fhla afternoon for the men who were In , the Saturdsy battle and there will be , heavy acrlmmage for those who failed . to get a chance, because of tha closeness close-ness of the ac ore. Football haa taken a new lease on life at the university and the coaches feel that they will have k a titular team If th men continue to rmprove during tha neit few weeks. " Too much cannot ba expected of the green men at present and the coaches ' are working hard to drill eome foot- hatl knowledge Into the men, who have hud little college experience. Harvey Hancock. Clara Hagen. and "Nrlck" Whitney will ba out for light pra.ilre this afternoon, but tha coaches will not let any of theaa man In Haturdav'a game tteUesa they are In flrat elaaa undltloa. ... The X-ray picture of Kent Evans' arm failed to show any fractured hoies yesterday and the hia; Crimson alar may be ready to pjuy again In at leaat two weeks. Thia will rebuild some of the spirit that waa lost after thia .nan waa put out Saturday, aa tha big fellow haa hta heart on a winning; win-ning; team at I'tah thia fall. Moat of the men havothe same spirit and tha new i:tah fight spirit haa even thrilled the atudenta. who showed some real life nt the game lust week. |
