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Show MS DEFEATED BY dOHOH Maddock'8 Roys Only Able to Make One Touchdown in the Contest. BENMON MAKKS THE SCORE FOR UTAH TEAM Boulderites Too Heavy for Mormons: Mor-mons: Break Lines Almost Al-most at Will. Special to Tho Tribune BOULDER, Colo., Nov. 1. Utah's lighters light-ers could not hold the giant Boulderites, who tossed them out of the way while they marched up and down the Held scoring scor-ing 40 points to the Mormons' 5. During tho major part of the game the ball was In Boulder 3 possession, and the Colo-radoans Colo-radoans simply walked down the Held, carrying the feather-weight Utahns along With them, for gains varying from two to eight yards It was weight and science againsl si n-ncc. and. although Utah excelled ex-celled In the latter, weight turned the balance In Boulder's favor Even when Utah had Uk. ball. line was so light that the be skfleld oould no! g t In action before the Boulderites were upon them. Passing of Ball Interference. By superhuman effort, the Utahns sometimes managed to tight orr their op- (c-nents and then the Maddock system worked like a charm, but this was only aslonally. Generally the- passing of the ball was so Interfered with that there was a umilde 01 I ISe tile plav was stopped behind the Inn Had One Chance to Win. If Utah bad a chance to win the game 11 was f the llrst live minutes of play. Reunion si nl the kick-off to 1 ' il.- who was sp. . .Illy and beautifully downed bv Cuddy Russell, " apt. Peterson stopped Roulder'f n-xt pla behind the line. Boulder could not gain Coley punted to 1 in. who tumbled, but Russen recovered It was I'lah s ball, hut Die .ptai terlmck pass was Intel t'ei . i w-lth and Peterson fumbled. Boulder gathered In the pigskin, pig-skin, but fumbled and 1'tah Immediately did likewise Colorado forced the bail down the field, but Utah bruced. Caley missed a place kick from the forty-yard line, and it waa Utah's ball on her twenty-yard line. Peterson broke through lb.-line lb.-line for nfteqn yurdi ancb Cuddy added ten more. The next quarterback pass was interfered with; the ball was fum- bled and In the fierce scramble s Boulder-,ltc Boulder-,ltc fell on It. Lost Ball on Fumbles. Six times Utah held the giant (do-radoans (do-radoans and six times lost the ball on fumbles caused by Boulderites breaking through the line. Mad not this last fumble fum-ble occurred there might have been a different story t. tell. Perceiving that Utah's line could not even hold until their plays were formed. Boulder became coiltldent. while the visitors jrew pei-plexed pei-plexed but desperate. The handwriting of Utah's fate oould be seen on the wail. It was no longer H question Of who would win but rather, bow loiig could the puny Utah line stand up before the Colorado beef trust'. Throughout the entire game th" y St 1 up and fought back as hard. at tin- ilnlsb as : t the start, but that wus ail the good it did them, The Colorado-nns Colorado-nns were po heavy that, once n mass play was started, tin Utahns could not liopi to stop it shorl of a three or flve-yard flve-yard gain. Heavy Men Needed. H lakes heavy men to stop a mass formation of heavy men. Ulyht men are j swallowed up in the play and swept along; That Is whut Utah needed and still need- Th- want of It rendered Utah's splendid hack Held helpless On offense of-fense and made possible Boulder's steads gains by line plunges and tandem hockx. 1 Utah's ends played great bail, and only one. 'lid the great Caley, ITubbs Caley. the life of the Bouldt r team make good his yards. On hte other attempts Ander-iion, Ander-iion, Pitt, Bcranton and Bennion met and forced him back f'r losses Story of Game. Boulder sweeping the I tub light line before her Is the story of the game After 1 Utah's string of fumble right at ihe I slarl -if the game, Colorado started do 11 the field for u touchdown. Caley hit the line for ten yards, and by a series of I tandem bucks the oval w as advanced to i'tah-- eight-yard line. Chriatensen, with three Utah men clinging to him, was carried car-ried over for a touchdown Caley kicked goal Boulder 6. ' tah e Brown received the next kick-off and ran the ball bark to Utah's thirty-yard line Bennion made fifteen yards on a split buck, Utah fum-bled fum-bled Pitt recovered and Utah again tumid., tum-id., Down the field wont the Boulderites Boulder-ites for their second touchdown Caley goaled and 111. si ore was 1 p, 11 In fay or of Boulder. Kickoff for Colorado. Colorado received kickoff and was held oh ber ten-yard line Pitt made a fair catch and Bennion only missed a goal from the forty-flve-yard line by inches In the next play Russell s ankle was Injured In-jured and Harris replaced him. Caley made the next touchdown and kicked goal Boulder 18. Utah 0 Straight line plunges with the tandem formation secorcd another touchdown. Caley missed goal. Boulder 2?. Utah 0. Second Half. Utah opened tho second half strong Horbst went in at quarter and Bcranton relieved Pitt at end. After sewral long gains Boulder braced and toook the ball on her twenty-five-yard line. Utah -topped Boulders plunges and Caley punted Two bin ks b Bennion netted fifteen yards i tab was penalized and it was Boulder's ball, but two downs brought no gain nnd t'nley punted to Herbst Brown made two yards. Ben-nlon Ben-nlon three on a buck and seven more on a take Peterson gained Ave, but 1 tah fumbled and Boulder forced the midget Utahns down the Held before hem for another touchdown. Calej missed goal Bould i VS. 1 tah 0. Kickoff for Utah. 1 tab received 'he next kickoff. Blown ,11. oh i.ii yardfl around the end. while B union. Harris and Peterson hncked the lin. for good gains But Boulder braced, took the ball and mirched down the field for another touchdown. Caley coaled. Bouldt 1 84, Utah 0 fairy's long run and line bucks sent Thomas over for Boulder's Bould-er's next touchdown. Caley goaled Boulder t. Utah 0. Touchdown for Utah. Caley received the next kickoff and , Bouldei had marched half way up the Hi d wli. n Thomas fumbled. The ball ; flopped In Reunion's arms. Out from the bunch lumped the star Utah fullback. who playefl brilliant ball throughout and with Bcraftton protecting he galloped down the tleld sixty-live yards far Utah's Rmi 1 i.nlv touchdown Bennion 1 missed the goal. Boulder AO, Utah 5. Be-foie Be-foie the came closed Boulder scored another an-other touchdown and Caley goaled. Boulder K, Utah 5 Boulder Has Great Team. Boulder has good team work, she played fast ball but her defence was easily pierced by Utah when once her plays got started Vasley played a remarkable re-markable game ai center Hn did well ,1 tackle ami Hennessy dlstliiKuishcd himself bv twice downing Caley from behind be-hind The Officials were fulr. but might justlj haw penalised Boulder oftener for holding in the line. The line-up follow fol-low s Boulder. rositiun. ' ti Cttrtstenssn r. Pitt Rowior r. t Peterson, Cspt Jordan r jr. . HennM) . Sutton Farnswortb c Varley Barr I Curtln Foote It Ray gather I. Anderson TrudKlon 1 Scranton. ilrbst Oaley r. Su.b Brown SlKmund. Moore 1, h b.. . Itus.sell, Harris rtriberl-. ''opt. Th'oinan t b Bennion Kennedy of Harvard. referee; Smith of Brown umpire, Elswurth of Chlcaso, hcHd llnemnun. Iterlfres. tlmekeMrs-r. lime Of hah en thlrty-flve and thirty minute. |
