| Show FAST OPEN WORK OF 1 J f 1 v I J- J Jl l NORGREN'S BEWILDERS VISITORS VISIT ORS Despite Heavier Line and Backfield Boulder Eleven Is No Match for Fleet Plungers of U. U of 0 U. U Once Local Collegians Get Started ROMNEYS ROMNEY'S TOE SCORES A DIFFICULT GOAL NELSON H. H NORGREN'S football machine machne c completely outclassed ont ont- COACH C classed tho the much touted University of Colorado eleven ele yesterday on Cummings field The Norgren outweighed by the succeeded in solving the combination of the heavy Boulder line soon after the second quarter of play piny Ita had commenced and from then on consistently dashed through their opponents' opponents line When tho the final whistle ble blew w tho the Crimson warriors had piled up a n total of 28 points and amI had held the former the orme Roch Rocky Mountain title holders to a blank score But for some somo regrettably poor ret ref the Utah score might have hao been much larger Time after atter time tho the Crimson team was heavily penalized and once In the third quarter work tho-work the work of ot tho the became so flagrantly I raw that the officials on l tho the sidelines protested his decisions and the spectators spectators I tors hissed their disapproval On this occasion the ball was In Boulders Boulder's possession possession possession pos pos- session on the tho yard 30 line In two penalties the tho Crimson players were set setback setback setback back to their yard 2 line lino by tho the referee referee ref ret erce but fortunately for tor them the Utah line was able to hold Boulder for tor downs In spite of oC the fact that the II refereeing favored the visiting team some of ot the tho Boulder players remarked after r the game that the officiating was Inexcusably poor Jl Jf t J Boulder coach made the follow tollow- following I THE 1 ing statement after atler the tho battle We We were beaten b by a won wonderfully powerful powerful power poor ful CuI offensive team I had no Idea that the Utah backs would be able to penetrate penetrate penetrate pene- pene pene pene- our hea heavy healine line like the they did My fellows are yet jet ct comparatively green green but played the game as well as they knew how The Crimson appeared to be nervous during tho the first quarter an and mad macic no noticeable gains against tho the Boulder line lineS but hilt in III the last three quarters of play they took a brace and plowed through the enemy's defense etense nt at will During the greater I part art of or ortho the tho game gamo the ball was in Utah's possession possession pos pos- session and only once did the visiting I eleven get within scoring distance of ot I Ithe the Utah goal boat In tho the fourth period Boulder had tho the ball on Utah's yard 2 line but tho the Impenetrable Crimson line held like a concrete dam and forced the back The Colorado team was held for or downs the ball re reverting reverting re- re to Utah's possession The Crimson open formations kept bewilder bewilder- the Boulder men In constant ment The only formation on which Utah failed to gain was the f forward r a pass Their opponents in manipulating two or three passes for tor big gains gain but when the they did work worle the tho ball to within striking distance of ot the Crimson goal lino line the they were held hold for downs by hy tho the stonewall forward defense defense de do- tense of the Norgren eleven teams were frequently re required required requited re- re B BOTH to punt and in consequence some Bome of ot tho the b best st booting over ever seen on Cummings field resulted Kay for tor Utah on three different occasions punted behind tho Boulder cr goal line and once on the tho off kick the big Utah boot bout artist ortist sent ont the pigskin whirling directly between the Boulder Bouhler goal oal posts Romney also IJo executed some sonic spectacular punting for the Crimson and Chapman did cud the kicking for the visitors It would bo be difficult to pick the sUbstitutions subI substitutions sub sub- stars on either side Numerous were made mado on tho the Colorado I team while Utah's original up line went through the first two tt quarters an and a part of ot the third before any men were taken out In tho the last period Norgren l' sent In an entire fresh back field For tho the Crimson however the playing of ot Romney Kay and Porter was especially commendable Porter the absence playing at quarterback In of ot Wilson who was out on account of Injuries piloted the tho team in a a. master masterly ly manner In several Instances outgeneraling outgeneraling th the tho Boulder defense Nor No was his splendid playing confined to his hla duties duties duties du du- du- du ties at quarterback In playing back for tor punts th the wiry Iry little lIitle pivot made three spectacular long runs His most remarkable sprint of ot the game came in the third period whoa when he received a punt and picked hi his wa way through 32 before he hc yards ards of ot Boulder territory Ho also proved to be bo do ef ef- ef was stopped o O in throwing 1 In tho the third quarter when the ball bull was the Boulder Doulder goal within 20 yards of or Porter placed a well aimed pass to toWarner toWarner Warner Varner who went through for tor a touchdown end runs proved to bo the tho Crimsons Crimson's greatest ground gainers His ills punting was also one of tho the strong points In tho the Crimsons Crimson's on playing In tho thu second quarter after tho the Nor Norgren- Norgren ites had worked the ball to the Boulder Bouller Boultier Boul Boul- tier der yard 31 line Romney placed place a pretty pratt dropkick between the Boulder- Boulder I Ites ites' ites goal posts for tor th tho Crimsons Crimson's ons on's first score Kay Kaj playing at left half halt was w wone one of ot the Crimsons Crimson's principal ground gainers Hla His playing was featured by his smashing and speedy getaways Once tho the supple Crimson back got ot under under under un un- un- un der way he was seldom Beldom stopped b before forG ho he had made at least a ti yard 10 gain F The work worl of ot the tho Utah tacklers reflected the efficiency of Norgren coaching coaching- and showed a a. great Improvement Improve Improve- ment meat over o that of last Saturday In the tho game with the University of ot Southern California Douglass and Goodwin ou on the tho Boulder several fe occasions nipped backs backs' runs In the bud and could always always al al- wa ways be rolled upon to break up p th the i visitors visitors' onslaughts First Pint Quarter KAy Kny klc kicked ed off oft to Costello Costollo who returned returned re re- re turned 10 yards The Boulder eleven was we-s held for downs and the ball went over Romney made nado 5 yards around luft left end followed b by a yard 15 gain by Kay Kny through left lert tackle Utah was held hold for Cor three downs and Romney punted punted punt punt- ed Co 65 5 yards to Chapman who vho returned 15 yards ards Boulder was held for tor downs however and punted Neither te- te tem teim m succeeded In making gains through gh each others other's line Une and were required to punt back and forth Corth The quarter ended ended ended end end- ed with tho the ball in Utah's posses possession lon lonon on Boulders Boulder's yard 40 line Une Second Quarter Romney went around left en l for in IA yards Ia Kay also gained g 10 yard yani through h ri right ht tackle On the next pia play Bohen carried the ball but fumbled tutu fum bled Randall recovering for Boulder Boulder tried a drop kick kEel from the tho 50 30 yard ard line but tho the ball fell far tar short o othe o ot otho tho the crossbars crossbar After ACter an au exchange go of oC punt punts Utah worked the ball to tho the yard 31 line from Crom which Romney Rom Rom- Hey ney JI executed a ft drop kick The quarter ended with the thc ball in Colorados Colorado's terri tern tory Score Utah 3 Boulder 0 O. Third quart Quarter r. r Romney returned Chapmans Chapman's kickoff 25 yards ards Utah 9 penalized 15 yards ards for tor holding Romney punted 40 yards to Chapman who was stopped In hK hie tracks tracts by Van Pelt Boulder punted to Romney Homney who ho with good goud cu by Kay Ka Karan ran 40 yards around left end nd advanced 12 yards followed b by a a. Kay hay H nu J j ari aru run CUD U oy na end for a touchdown On the missed ed tho b ball ll Ka Kay kicked to I Boulder was held for tor n and punted to Porter who returned 32 yards ards Hom Romney Y made 1 4 yards through center On a forward pass va s. s Porter Portor to toWarner toWarner Warner arner the latter scored the tho second n. ln kick for tor the the- goal was blocked The quarter quarte ended with the ball o on Boulders Boulder's yard 20 line Une In InU U Utah's tah's possession Score Utah 15 Boulder 0 O. Fourth quarter quarteT Kay went around right end for tor a a. touchdown from flom tho the Boulder yard 20 line On the Van Pelt caught the ball but allowed it to touch the ground bround and the chanco chance to kick kiok goal was sae forfeited After an exchange of at punts Porter advanced nd the tho ball 30 y yards from a Boulder BauMer punt Randall Int intercepted a a. forward pass Boulder was vas hold for downs do owns An entire new backfield was sent Inhere in inhere inhere here for Utah went vent through right tackle and over o for a touchdown Ferguson forguson kicked goal boal The period ended ended end lInd- ed cd with tho the ball on Boulders Boulder's yard 15 lino line in Utah's possession Score Score Score- Utah Score Utah tah 28 25 S Boulder Doulder 0 O. The ups line and summary follow tollow BOULDER UTAH Sylvester Ie Ic CaPt Van Yan Pelt l 1 It Lt t. t I. I lg Roche Randall c c King ICing Eastman rg rg Taylor Talol W Adams rt rt Douglas L. L l- l Eastman lastman re re Warner Evans Ob Porter Portor Costello Jhb Ka Kay Capt Romney Kemp lemp tb fb Bohen Touchdowns ns Touchdowns Romney 1 I Warner Warnor 1 I I Kay a 1 1 1 1 Goals after botter touchdown touch touch- down down down Ferguson 1 Substitutions Utah Utah Karrick Karrick for lor or Roche Coleman for tor Taylor Ta lor McGill for tor Goodwin Hayward for tor Warner Varner Whitney Whit Whit- iCy ney for tor Porter Palter Langford for tor Van Pelt Ferguson for la Kay Boulder for Cor Evans vans Morrison for tor Costello Rapp napp for or Kemp Costello Cotello for tor Imms Kempor Kemp for or Rapp for tor Chapm Chapman n. n Official Official Lieutenant Lieutenant referee referee ref ret ree Richardson umpire Barker timer imer head linesman |
