Salt Lake Tribune | 1919-10-02 | Page 15 | Lehi Pays First Grid Game Friday

LEHI PAYS FIRST GRID GAME FRIDAY Special to The Tribune. LEHI. Oct. 1. Tbc first football team thnt over represented Lchi li igh school will bo Initio Ini-tio ted into the great scholastic eport Friday when 3t tangles with nn aceregatiou wearing the red and blue of Sprlngville next Friday at the Nobo town. This will be the first coutest eve? played by tho home-town institution and will have ben the first ono most of tho players play-ers ever t i mossed. Due to the fact that neither of the squads lies ever played football before this season, the confab promises to be a novel one, as well as an eyenpener for nil contestants. In order that the teams may get the most out or their debut into the popular pastime, an atjrement has been made by Hie respective managers to permit per-mit coaching on the field during the game. Lehi will give the Springville team a return CP me a week latr on the same proposition. Coach L. G. Thome, former Occidental college col-lege star, who pilots the Lehi outfit, will invade in-vade the enemy's t err I lory with a likely looking look-ing crowd of greenllncB. Though handicapped by lack of football knowledge, the Purple and White crew shows keen aptitude for the game, and they possess a lot of pep and brawn to boot. Tlioe who will likely make the trip are: "Hood" Smuin, fullback ; "Phoebe" Karl Miller Mil-ler and Karl Roberts, both speedy halfbacks; Louie Osterloh, quarter: "Icabod" Alfred Smith. center; Ray Kirkham nnd Frank "Brady" Bradshaw, guards; Leland "Link" Merrill and Oscar Hanson, tackles; Eldon "Hunk" Brown and Aihol AVanlass, ends. Cameron, Peterson, Clark, Jones, Holmstend and Manager "Dick" Knight will no doubt fill In as substitutes. The whole team will average about 140 pounds.