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Show UTAH PILES UP i GREAT SCORE ON MONTANA AGGIES Crimson Buries Adversaries Under 66-0 Count; j Locals' Goal Is Never in Danger; Romney Has Perfect Day at Kicking, Making Nine Boots After Touchdown and One Field Goal; Ure Plays a Stellar Game. ever. Montana made two first downs In i succession at this time, relying mostly on forward passes to gain their end. A fum- j ble gave L'tah the ball In the middle j of the field just as the quarter ended. Punts Exchanged. Romney then punted, and Oberlee re- turned the courtesy. With the ball on the Utah forty-yard line, Ure circled left end for the final Utah touchdown, and j Romney kicked goal. The locals eased up at this time, and the visitors were in possession of the i ball more than at any stage of the game I up to this time. They were unable to ! come any closer to scoring than to ar-rive ar-rive at the Utah thirty-yard line. Ed Howells, although he carried tho ball but little,- was largely responsible for most of the Crimson's scores. Hisin-terference Hisin-terference running was effective. The Utah line is becoming more formidable for-midable all the time. The players form a practically solid wall in the pinches, and their opponents usually land up with a thud when trying to carry the ball through their defense Spot" Ure showed up better in yesterday's yes-terday's game than in any contest so far this season. He made a number of long end runs, and he picked his way through broken fields effectively. Mitt Romney had one eye bandaged throughout the game. Tommy Fitz might try btmdaging Mitt up a little more in the coming big games. The next game for the Crimsons will be at Cummings field on Saturday with I the University of Colorado eleven from Boulder. The lineup and summary: Utah. Montana. Prouse le Garvin Gilmer It Morphy Shafskey lg Robertson Hancock c Chrlstensen Riches rg Tobie Swan rt Bush Peterson re. Mashln Romney qb King Howells ihb Wlnwoou Ure rhb Finch Gardner fb Oberlee Substitutions: Montana Pitts for Mashin, Larse for Tobie, McFarland for Winwood, Wlldman for Robertson. Utah Thorum for Howells, Reeves for Peterson, Silvers for Gilmer, Jensen for Prouse, Waring for Shafskey, Stevenson for Gardner, Whitney for Ure, Jorgenson for Reeves, Hancock for Shafskey, Silvers for Hancock, Howells for Thorum, Peterson Peter-son for Refeves. Gilmer for Silvers, Prouse for Jensen, Shafskey for Waring, Gardner Gard-ner for Stevenson, Ure for Whitney, Gray for Romney. Romney for Howells. Scoring: Utah Touchdowns, Romney 4, Ure 4, Thorum. Goals after touchdowns, Romney 9. Field goal, Romney. Score by quarters: Utah .31 14 14 766 Montana 0 0 0 00 Utah 66 Montana 0 THE University of Utah football team trampled roughshod over the Montana Mon-tana Aggies yesterday afternoon at Cummings field and when the game was over the Crimson team 1 had rolled up a score of 66 to 0. At no ' stage of the game was the University of Utah goal ever threatened, and it was but very seldom that the. ball was ever worked into Utah territory. Long spectacular end runs by tho locals ! gave them most of their touchdowns. The ' visitors were extremely poor on tackling, and it was only on very rare occasions I that they were able to obtain the ball on downs. Kicking Sensational. Mitt Romney's kicking was nothing less than sensational. In addition .to nine per- I fectly placed goals after touchdowns, he I also put the ball over the standard on a i ; drop kick from the forty-flve-yard line in ; the first quarter. After the first five minutes of play, : when tho locals scored two touchdowns In rapid succession, It was merely a mat- i I ter of how many points they would roll up during the contest, for the visitors were I almost always on the defensive and had I little opportunity to display their much- talked-of back field trick plays and for-i for-i mations. The two first scores were made on end ; runs by Romney and Ure. A drop kick which counted three points was made by . Romney a short time afterward. Then, before the first quarter had ended, Rom-I Rom-I ney had made another run, this time of ! fifty yards, for a touchdown, and Ure boosted the total some more by scoring i after an end run of about twenty yards. . Romney kicked goal in every Instance. I With such a safe lead, Coach Fiti-i Fiti-i Patrick began sending in his second-string j men, and, although they did not score as i frequently as tho varsity players, they ' were nevertheless able to make big gains j througii the Montana line. i Scores on Triple Pass. ! Hancock gathered In tho kickoff, which bounded ten yards along the ground, and 1 took it to Montana's forty-yard line. Ure : went through left guard for ten yards and Romney next took the ball around right end for about seven yards more. On the ; fourth down, with five yards to make first down, the Crimsons pulled a triple pass, and Romney took tho ball around left end for a touchdown. Mitt kicked a pretty goal Immediately afterward. Howells kicked off and Montana received re-ceived the ball on the twenty-two-yard line. Montana fumbled, but recovered, and on tho next play Utah was penalized five yards for offside. Tho Montana backs were unable to make any progress through the Utah line, and Oberlee punted punt-ed The kick was nothing less than a etraight-up fly, and Utah was given tho ball on Montana's twenty-yard line. Three lino bucks and Utah mado first down. Then Ure took the ball around left end for the second touchdown, and Romney kicked goal. . Prouse received thp ball on the kick, and ran to the Utah forty-yard line before being downed. Utah was penalized five yards for offside play, but Romney regained re-gained the ground by a short run. Ure next took the. oval around right end for a gain of approximately fifteen yards. Three line bucks and a forward pass were then tried bv the Crimson .without success. suc-cess. Mitt Romney booted the ball over the crossbar and boosted the score up to 17 to 0. Romney Skirts End. Gardner received the kickoff and ran forty vards. Howells. registered a short end run, counting five yards, and then Romnev took the ball around left end for another touchdown, a distance of fifty yards. He also kicked the goal. Howells kicked over the line for Utah, and the ball was brought out on the Montana Mon-tana twentv-vard line. The Aggies attempted at-tempted a forward pass at this stage, which was intercepted by Romney. Ure took the ball the necessary twenty yards to a touchdown, running through a broken field. Goal was again kicked. Gardner took the ball to tho twenty-yard twenty-yard line, but on the next play the visitors vis-itors gained the ball on a fumble. They could not make their yards, and Oberlee punted. Utah had the ball on their twcnty-I'ive-yard line.. Romney then mado a run around right end for a gain of fil-teen fil-teen vards. at the end of which play the whlstlo blew to announce the termination of the first quarter. Second Quarter Starts. Gardner took the ball through right guard for a gain of fifteen yards, but the ball was later lost on downs. Oberlee was again forced to punt when the Utah line he'd, and the locals had the ball on their five-yard line. Romney punted, giving Montana the ball on the fifty-yard line. Again the Utah line held and. after receiving the punt, Romney went fifteen yards before being tackled. Romney was forced to punt again when Utah was penalized five yards for offside. After three line plunges by the backs had failed. King took tho ball through center on a fake kick formation, forma-tion, giving Montana a first down. The Utah lino held, and the Montanans lost the ball on downs. Romnev then took tho ball around right end for a touchdown, touch-down, his run being about seventy yards. Mitt kicked goal. Utah received the ball on the thirty-yard thirty-yard line, and by a series of line bucks and short end runs carried the ball to within five yards of the visitors' line, where Thorum took it over for another touchdown, after which Romney kicked goal. The half ended just after Thorum had received the kickoff, with the score standing 45 to 0. Second Half Opens. The Crimsons started the second half with a rush, carrying the ball lo the Montana twenty-yard line before losing It on downs. Montana punted, and Utah received the ball on the fifty-yard line. Utah made first down with easo, and then Romney took the ball around right end for twenty-five yards. With fifteen yards to a touchdown, Ure took the ball around right end for eight yards, Howells How-ells went through right guard for five more, and Romney then went over, kicking kick-ing goal afterward. Utah received the ball in the middle of the field. Howells went around right end for ten yards, and Ure took the ball around left end for forty yards and a touchdown. Mitt's goal kick was again successful. Utah received on the thirty-yard line. Romney took the ball around right end to the Montana goai line, but the touch- t down was not allowed, Umpire Peterson claiming that Mitt had trod upon the side line in his dash. Prouso then caught a forward pass and dashed to the goal line, but once more the touchdown was not allowed, as Utah was ruled as being offside off-side on the play. When the ball was really put into play, Romney went around left end for a gain of thirty yards. Montana recovered a Utah fumble, but, after the customary line bucks failed to reap the required harvest, Obrle punted, Utah getting the hall on Montana's forty-flve-yarn line. The ball was lost on downs, how - |
