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Show COLLEGE FOOTBALL GAMES FIRST CONTEST OF THE SEASON AT ALL HALLOWS. Decisive Score In Favor of Veteran Flayers Practice Will Make the Vets Look Sharp. Anyone who viewed the All Hallows campus last Saturday afternoon was well convinced that the All Hallows students cultivate not only mind, but body as well. There was a football contest between the first and second teams, and as both were determined to win, it was exciting from start to finish. fin-ish. That the score was 18 to 0 in favor of the first team does not argue against I the good work of the second. Their team work was good and the captain played his men with snap and used good judgment; but the first team had greater weight, and its important positions po-sitions wero filled by veterans on the gridiron. These two advantages gave theim the game. The work on both sides was not up to tho college standard of football playing. play-ing. Interference must be improved, tackling must in mo.?t cases be learned, fumbling must be eradicated, and many other points of good football playing must be brought out before their work will be considered satisfactory. However, the future is bright, and the friends of the All Hallows athkil.es may look for favorable reports of the teams before the season is over. The line-up of the teams was as follows: fol-lows: First Team. Second Team. Wolshan L. E Megeath Luddy L. T Me!oy Find.i ay L. O Ruebelmann Powers C McDemaid O'Neill R. G Furey Madden R. T Coltharp Hennessy R. E. Sullivan (Capt.) Gallagher S. H Dewey McKenna R. H. B Luxen Fanning (Capt.) F. B Canning Downey L. H. B McCcrmkk The brilliant plays of the game were made by John McKenna and Hugh Downey of the first team, who made several long runs, and by Con Dewey and Ernest Meg eat h of the second, whose tackling Vis superb. NEWS OF ALL HOLLOWS. un cumiay last jurs. l. Kueue:man of Pocatello visited her sen. Harold, at the college. Mr. and Mrs. "uHliam O'Brien, on their way to California and the coast, stopped off to see their son, James, on Tuesday last. T. M. Powers celebrated his eighteenth eight-eenth birthday last week. Mr. J.F. White and Miss Alice Clark called upon Gilbert White this week. Mr. Thomas Snedckn, superintendent superintend-ent of the Diamondville Coal company, of Diamondville, Wyo., called at the college last week to see his son, Robert. Rob-ert. Among the new arrivals at the college col-lege this week were Messrs. John Tal-ton, Tal-ton, Stephen Hays and Thomas Sun. Mrs. Freborg of Uintah, Utah, paid a visit to Professor J. P. Fanning and Master Willie Mcran. Mrs. B. Fanning" of Ogdcn spent a few days at the college visiting her son Professor J. P. Fanning. Mr. William Jennings of Ogden has been a guest of the college for several days. He is on his way' east, to take a much needed, vacation. Rev. William Morrin of Denver stopped at the college for a few days. He will leave for the coast on Monday next. Rev. Father Hendricks of Montpeiier, Ida., paid a. visit to the college last week and remained for several days. Lieutenant White, stationed at Fort Douglas, will hereafter drill the students stu-dents of All Hallows. Mr. P. H. Cannon, who has jut returned re-turned from an extended trip through the east, stopped in Salt Lake City to cct; ins son, Austin. The All Hallows college military band has now twenty boys under the direction direc-tion of Professor Pederson. There are three reeds and seventeen br?s.s instruments instru-ments in the band, and the boy are taking such an interest in the work as to promise excellent results. o a o . |