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Show UTAH DEFEATS H! University Wins Hard-Fought Tictorr From Farm School Football Team. LOCAL BOYS EXCEL IN USING THE FOBWARD PASS New Rules Are the Cause of H! Several displays on Both Sides. h ! Special to The Tribune. H. ' LOGAN. Oct. S. Tho University of f , I Utah defeated the Utah Agricultural col- 1 lego hero today In the opening football H game of tho season, by a scoro of 21 to 12. The game throughout was hard I fought, as both teams wore evenly matched. The Aggies scored against the 1 ! university team for tho first tlmo In six H i years. The now rules wero the cause I of several misplrtys on both sides, but considering the many cliangos which have been mado this year, both teams played good football, and showed that both Coach Bennlon and Coach Teetzel f have spent a great deal of tlmo in drum- mln? tho now rules into the players. The university clearly outclassed the Aggies In speedy plnys. and. owing w , r,ome advantngo in weight, hau a. little 1 the better ot the argument In the line I bucking. The Agsles suffered somewhat ! from stage fright. But alter a few mln- j' utes of plav It was found that they were more nearly a match for the university 1 than they had expetcod to be. and from , then on played a fierce game. Time after j time they broke up the university plays i and often mado spectacular runs through the university lines. . Game in Detail. H)' 1 The game began aL 4 o'clock with H, Captain Crookston of the Aggies kicking T off to Utah. Henry Richardson received j the kick, and with a, run of thirty yards t' through a- broken field, began a series or l fast plays, which rosulttd In a touch- down for the university just five minutes 1 after the opening of the game. Nielsen. Utah's center, landed the first, touch-down touch-down for the university, and Richardson l kicked goal. Score, 6 to 0. m. The second score during the game as made by the Aggies by a place K ck. made by Paddock from the 2o-yard line, and the first quarter ended with a. score of G to 3. In favor of Utah. , In the second quarter of the game Utah scored again, Romney making the toucn-1 toucn-1 I down after a series of short, speedy end ! runs, with several successful forward ' passes for Utah, which the Aggies 1 seemed unable to break up. I i Following this touchdown for the unl- ! verslty. the Utah boys took things easy. ; and when a long forward pass made by the Aggies, hut fumbled by them, was r made. Utah made no attempt to recover the ball and Pones carried the pigskin over the goal line, making a touchdown for the Aggies. The goal kick went and 1 the first half closed with a score of l- to 9 In favor of the varsity 1 Between halves the Logan boys gave a demonstration of tho snake dance. T ie 1 occasion being the annual sox day. at the l A- C U. Sox of all colors and stripes l , were exhibited In the lino about the 1 ' campus. The whole affair caused a great 1 deal of laughter among the spectators. Hj . Eichardson Scores Touchdown. I In the third quarter of the game Rich-H Rich-H ardson made a touchdown for the var- Bl sltv after ten minutes of hard fighting, in i I which several changes were made in the line-ups on both sides. Frequent errors wero recorded on both teams. The goal j kick following tho touchdown went and the quarter closed with & score of 13 to 9 in Utah's favor. 1 in the final qbarter both the varsity and the A. C. U. succeeded in landing a place kick and the game closed with a score of 21 to 12 In favor or Utah, i The work of the officials was good and It no complaint was registered by either I I side against the decisions rendered. IB Coach Fred Bennlon said: "I am well j 3 satisfied with the 6howing made by the i team. Our fellows clearly outclassed the 1 Aggies in every phase of the game. J Watch the university for a winning team tills year." $ Referee Bennle Baum had this to say about the game: "The teams were even- I ly matched and put up a good game. I They handled the pass well, though Utah i outclassed the A. C. in this respect." 8 Umpire Bruce said: "Th6 new rules I bothered the fellows somewhat, but both j teams handled the pass fairly xvell. The 1 : 1 game was hard, but clean." 11 I The Lineup. Hj 5 Varsity. Aggies. 1 ' Dean. Riser le Jones Hi I Home It. ..Andrews. Hobson HiK Young, Gardner lg Holder. fi Nollsan ,.c Martlneaux R Christensen rg Robinson g Sam Olcson rt Paddock S ?e terpen, Carmlchael re Brossard , Romney-.... rhb Egbert i Des Bennlon lhb Hancock 1 Grant qb.......E. Brossard i 8 Richardson fb Crookslon I Officials Bennio Baum. referee; , b Bruce, umpire; Stoney. head linesman; I Rev. Paul Jones, field judge. I Oberlin Ties OornelL . i By Associated Press. J ITHACA. N. V.. Oct. S. Oberlin , matched spcod against Cornell's weight ij and played the Red and White to a tie V this afternoon. 0 to 0. Cornell had up all her best men In vain efforts to win. For- i' ward passes failed in every Instancy through fine work of the visitors' ends. |
