Salt Lake Telegram | 1933-10-07 | Page 9 | Hughes' Tough Array Holds Denver to Tie

Hughes' Hughes Tough Array Holds Denver to Tie DENVER Colo Cob Oct 7 P JP Cham Championship qualities attributed to Denver Denver Den Den- ver vcr university remained dormant at atthe atthe atthe the crucial moments last night as the Colorado Aggles Aggles' battled the Pioneers to a scoreless tie tic In an engagement which was expected to determine at least east temporary football leadership In Inthe Inthe inthe the eastern division of ot the Rocky Mountain conference The Pioneers the Farmers by a two to one margin and garnered fourteen first downs to two but aut their efforts were as unproductive as is the less impressive performance of ot their heir foes Inability to scintillate In the shadow of the goal cost Denver a victory and anda andi a 1 i long stride In the direction of or the eastern ern division crown Boslough Lamkin and Young pounded the Aggie forward wall for consistent yardage until scoring territory was Invaded at which juncture the Pioneers ers became touchdown shy Denver's line gave Its most commendable com corn performance of the year Except for a few dashes through the tackles s. s the Farmer ball were helpless and Denver's secondary defense defense defense de de- de- de was needed seldom to halt haIt the Aggie charges The Farmer line had more than it could handle and much of the thc Aggie success success In wrecking the many Pioneer scoring opportunities is is' due to Floyd Farmer fullback who did dida a heroic job backing up p the line Denver's most serious threat came cam late in the second quarter after Boslough Boslough Boslough Bos- Bos lough had hat plowed through the Aggie line for a yard 43 run to the Farmer yard seven-yard line The Farmers tightened tight ened up and the thc Pioneers who previously pre pee had marched through the line with ease were unable to make the thc distance in four attempts and lost Jost the ball on the six-inch six line i il j l i V I. I r J