Show UTAH CHAMPIONS BITE THE DUST University of Colorado Wins Football Game I FINAL SCORE IS 33 TO 6 f t CALS WEAK IN TEAM TEA WORK AT SEASONS OPENING 4 Jr Jf I h liada W a I To rasa hor up in screen green And her out ont to Utah to li the football team If I had a son sir I tell you what that hed hedde do de deH H d like hl hI for Boulder as his lis daddy used tr to dO Thus sang Boulder UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO 33 UNIVERSITY OP OF UTAH 6 nce more October brIngs the sturdY r ollege giants on the grIdiron and with th m come the college girls dressed In tt new creations of fall fashions car carrying carrying the colors of their Alma and glitt glittering ring silk pennants or of their lass dass Cummings field bore all this yesterday afternoons afternoon but later thE th checkered campus revealed the marks or of a struggle in which the sons eons of Utah suffered a defeat before the line and backfield of the Boulder eleven to six nix was the final score and as aa they crossed and the theoal goal oal of the Utah team the dampened When victory beckoned to th losing team the yelling surging mob cheered and sane sam their college collese ode to victory but all was Sn in vain How ever r Colorado had her supporters but sh acquired them durIng t tie e same game and although decidedly in the minority th they y made themselves known as the boys bos from the neighborIng state plowed their way through the opposing line Society Sees the Game The 1200 who wItnessed Uc tle game ame were nearly all in sympathy with Uh the home team but they all were aware or of thE brilliant plays executed ted by the visitors and applauded them heartily T py realized they Uey were here all alone ind the true sportsmanlike manner in which they were treated W wa I b by the Boulder team The crowd was as not all college gina or college cOllese boys boysa R a great man many were prominent people of the city lt who turned out in fashionable runabouts and The grounds were well policed and even the ul day added to the m merry rry ring of the He college songs The field was dusty which at times oh ob the moss mess of pl players plied piled in a heap If ap but outside or of this nothing more could have been asked for forIt forIt It was not the lack ot of courage nor lack Jack of effort that lost the game for for ever every man worked h best I 1 I I I C I Io IN o N I Ii Id i d and that Is all can be asked Jt as th systematic team work o of the boys bos where eleven men worked as on one against eleven men who worked individually The Boulder Is probably ably as good now as it will ever be during the tho season but this be Fald Eaid or of the varsity team But three ago Coach Maddock gathered the boys around U tle e training table and commenced to teach them famous methOd of pIa play With th exception of live five men all were green in the same game and nd wonderful pro progress gress has been made They showed their lr fighting spirit when on dif occasions they stalled off the forging procession of the Boul fl r team on the five yard line holding for do downs s once and getting gotting the ban ball twice on fumbles The aggressive of the tEam showed up much bet tr their defensive work and some of the old men failed to get in the game ame The line Is 15 the weak part of the am and the backs had no chance to show their ability The Thc Colorado boys averaged at least pounds to the man heavier than tlc Hp varsity players and as a result they swept off their feet Utah Scores on a Fluke The score shows relative strength ot of th teams but only Was ws a fluke and s a thing which oft times happens Pitt grabbed the ball ballou ou Il a fumble made by Johnson Johnso and by arming he piloted his hisa a ay through tb team mb the open field From the line a away wa when a touchdown seemed almost ertain for th Boulder te team m and amI with Jt dash planted It behind the q I lorado goal after malting making a ard 1111 Colorado had made a goal from fromfield field a few minutes before belore and at I 1 this his time things looked bright for tor Utah C beers of enthusiasm rose In w waves ves vest t from im every side ot of the field but fell agaIn agath as the march pro uro jd dd into the teams territory At r f very every the Colorado team d the ball into their and but three times durIng the lamP gme did Utah make down They re J to punting but leg lega a bad and at every try he kicked I t of For Utah Russell Russett PUt Pitt Pitton on nd Bennion played a great greaty y c the defense and ana many a It broke broko up Later Lator rIll h te mner was substituted for forI I dettle for tor Hope and both men f filA gb re made n a good showing Two fen bIen Ordered 1 J I WN wa pe twice and Colo CoIo Colof I f J t br for offside playing j r v If 0 d during t the c tame game was Ind nd J ope for tor Utah and JS ii r o of r were both ruled art ol rl A B a Tedd Jedd Brusse planted if ft ma 1114 on liopas nose but with a 1 ha up a cut ut over ocr ocrA A 1 ItI r boys boY eye Mere leie It ended roo I I w t tod oft the field t 1 WM any Indication ot of Jb Pt Was Won j Ilk m St ot ho how cr won the thea a 1111 t bud W to tell It was one 11 mane end ot of the neld f th b r and during aurin the twenty I t k l they ros ed the thel l ih kJ ll outgo goals s and d ai a i kU Slie fluId borts i i JI m P sIs in the thea a li Ti t hp Ia most of If th tb t t F run JJ but tIce ur UL OJ ti t r three times Jackles were wet eer u nied ed once d ame to the ban ball Both Smith and Christensen who held down the positions opened up bIg bg holes and an thE th backs were always good for a 8 gain El runs were few and they resorted to line bucking The team work ot o the Boulder boys was the best that has ever been seen hero and every man pl his h part Owens at quarter handled his men well and deserves cr credit for his generalship Salberg took on s at t and repeatedly made gaIns he was sent throUgh gh Roller was as sub substituted for Christensen and played d a l good game sume at tackle |