Salt Lake Telegram | 1922-10-16 | Page 11 | Football

La i i i u i ., - The first fooibsll game of the sevlrr-Saspete sevlrr-Saspete division created history, fur It was the fint game of football to b played In th town of Rallna. Tha people of the cliy turnM out In large numbra to wltneae tha Slow Normal eleven trounce tha 8 Una, t'-Bin, Tha store of tha trr.ial Kama t6 to , Hoow Normal scored five touchdowns In tha ftrat tft mtnut of ptey. dm to th fart that balln team tn unabl to mU the name. lurlng tha rniinl-r of lff ciitivt the play lim mom ctoae aa ttas tHllria. boym learned tha game. Pti.w, Saline. It. Magna! !.. l.avsr hr ilnaen B. Burr ..It... Kvtn Chriaienaen J. H-t.1 la 14 Barnard K. lMiri-n. c V.ickt Taylor 1. Jnrhmin rs John Htewart (. Thomaoo rl C. Chrlatenaen II. Iraon ...re K. I.arTt A. Aimatrung ()b K. ,Jnn H. Nbyea . i ft Dan i"upr 1 U. Half try Ih. M. Ivie rhnat naen lb Ism Murphy 8uht it ut-: Hnow-'arlaton tir It am a I, MhhwIII fur I'hr.atrMiari. Anderson f-r Itfnl. I .a r ae ii rr .lack n. f lf leraen for Thom on, Thomson for Arrnairong. Hard work will he the dally event at tha Wki H41e Jltgh grid fteld Ci.e h Mclntyra haa a few rough apota to polish off tntor hla nit irimo and' will take all wet k lo do The U-nt H:h irienti-r ' very tor-' tor-' tunaTe IrTTilil TfMua WITl trr THinne 1 In not having any men in the crippled Mat. All the man are tn the b-t of abape anJ ft el anttuua for the next coiitist. AH but one of th Esat With grlildera re- i parted f-r practU thla nfternotm, Ad"lph I Wullllii. who rerelv-d a badly sprained ankle tn tha Jordan-Kaat Hish tuaale. will not repurl for a short period. Tie F.ut High third team will play tha Irving Junior High tomorrow a.urnuin on tha Eaat High campua. The Weat High aeconda end tha Jordan a-conda are erlieriuled to halite thla " but due to the "beet varatin" at th Jordan ahol. It la di'Ubtful If the game will be placed. If the Jordan roach -lava the game the lauthera will play tha It City Mtnera. a a The Cranlie aerwnd t-sm will enterialn the KeBt II. ah .'ood t-ni at tit a nil" T!iurelar aftrrnoon, when lh iwo trains tneri i aettle honors In the "dins" ilivi-aion. ilivi-aion. Both teams are tied foe firM pia e and tha winner la slated to wslk off with the aecond team honors a ' Re Sutherland, the OranUe mentor, re-ports re-ports all of hla protegea In fine eh ape f.r the net conteat, jc!i la ah-tulfd l. tk plara Saturday afternoon on rummiiis field, with tha taat High Leopard. Although Al-though ban ten by the I'atithera, th Oranue gilddesa are d'-irr-iitn-.l to utaco a cwnr-batk cwnr-batk and truuma tha Kat High. a ror ATKT.I.O. Ort. 1 Recent fi.ot hall gatnaa In the high arho..l d.v.iMoii .f Idaho show that Idaho Falls. I'ocati-ll. and Huhl are contendcra for h'gh homtra In tha eaatern srtlon and Boise and Weiaer In tht. weat. Although Twin KsMs defraud IMet wim S U-lo-0 a. ore, ltul.l alao cWftriit-Sit cWftriit-Sit nter TieHey tn ta sasans. and MiolT-the MiolT-the clrrumntam a tht rlvtrt tha ilunl lu)i the beat of the dr.pe over Twin Kalla. Mahl defeated Ortkiej- with a 7-to ecore: Rupert d-feBi4 Iturte. Ii to ' Hinvtn (1ert'attng llnodins. I to . and Jerom- h-at j-imahone, 20 to t. Friday Hiarkfoot d-fent-ed the Malad Imys wltn a soie if A to