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Show UTAH AGGIES SWEEP I COLORADOANS ASIC; . IN FINAL QUARI ; Romney' s Boys Show Superior Teamwort Use Bewildering Variety of Plays; FJ f Break Tie by Sensational Playing; Log1 Team Scores Two Touchdowns in Last ; Five Minutes of Play. form. Costello. espeeitlr?. effect of his many rettj Colorado started witi i ra keeping the ban in W OVr for a ' .. ::.' " . pass. Wi'.lsrd to BrsctaraP on t : twelve-yard Use. Utahns Tie Score. Utah came Pact SMsMj down the lield to a toocWJ j nies after ire .- '', : , the end of tl'.e half "W CoV-ioo's oignt-yaN threatening another K " o second and third ; Utah's, but in the fourt rU" and N-ir. another rosS- goal. Utah held and a place kick hem Oj S tine. Shortly atterwarJ . . n;:. :e tc.:-'' utes later a forward r. Wor.ev failed to Me " the final score M to. I' '' :"-'!. Sohrepferni.in in i rado star sot Jl kicks at unexpected the argument more ' Is Clean Game. About '. - 1 '; 4i game which - ... then- were a number oil offside. i-T 1"'. V.W ... - . ' ' for minor 'a-(.Mni-' Utah oittwotgMd , the man. , n,e lineup Utah Agsles t.f J- Nogalo . Brown u... W. Adams J Adams 1 ltoaan .. v . r.recke- :c Schivpferman .. .. IHard rh. - ; ft. Savage UJi". Score l- P psRlC : - Pnh ,., liah Aggies ,-,.' ado r . liah AW"" Color.ido t'm'S'. Utah Wales .' ,.'"'".!. .- K.lorado university Utah Agricuitura: college 19 University of Colorado f Siwctal to The Tribune, p OULDEK, Colo.. Nov. 15. Coach Lowell Romney's Utah Ajrjriee fJ I the 1 alvenltj of Col- or:i.l.i eleven. li to 7. here this aftenoon by a whirlwind finish that swept the Silver and Oold team off its feet ami netted two touchdowns in the last five minutes of play Throuch three quarters and most of tho fourth the teams Kittled at a T-to-7 tic, but the visitors opancd up at the end and pulled off two brilliant broken field rur... winch save them the verdict. ver-dict. t'tah had the better team aud 'deserved 'de-served to win. Man for man. the teams weiv evenlv matched, but the .VptTits outclassed Colorado in liieir team work and the varieties of their offensive pluvs. Colorado was handicapped by m;i, i.o t throe star players and this disarranged Coach Mills' offensive, plans. The local men wvre unable to mix their plays on attack or solve the brilliant offensive tactics of the vis itors. Boulder Shows Flashes. For the first ten minutes of the ginno and attain for ten minutes of the opening of the fourth quarter Colorado had the letter of the arnumcnt, but for the rest of the time tliov played on the defensive and only their tightinc spirit and individual efforts Kept their opponents from i uniting up a lead earlier in the contest. The Utah toaui used a split shift tor-iiuitiou tor-iiuitiou that enabled them to gain eon sis-tontly ou cud runs, and though not muii v of their forward pusses worn sue-co-si id, i ln always looked dangorous and several ; tines barely missed giving them a clear field to the Colorado goal. After I he first iiuarter t'olorado was unable to use the forward pass to advantage ad-vantage and had to resort mainly to lie plunges for short gains, while a few cud runs netted good distance. Falek Is Whirlwind. Kalek was easily I he' star of Ue game. The fast Utah halfback whirled and dodged through the Colorado team for steady gains and finally broke the. tie when he Inn fifty vards to a touch down five minutes before the end of the pln . Dec, .Inrvis and Worlov also d irll Hunt work fur the visitors. Sehreufar-man, Sehreufar-man, Willard. Muth. Hiown and N 'ggle did the be work for the Silver and Hold. Costello and FranWla.) who wcie aevcreh injured in the t'tah university can.' last Saturday, went in for the second half, but played under a heavy Uaudicau and wore not up to their usual |