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Show BQULDERITES TOO I HEAVY f OR 'EN Uteh Boys "Downed ia football Game by Superior Su-perior Heft. . 1 . : , .. . . j Byl a score of 46 to 5 Boulder took Utah' Into 'camp Saturday afternoon. ' ' UtahS touchdo.wn was jnade late in the game oni a seventy-yard run by Ben- tlt was a case of weight against Boulder's line punctured Utah's Ion at will. Caley, the big Boul-, ilfback, was powerless at end ' )ut broke through center : and ; for long gains. Utah seldom a e ball and played' a defensive game. Unfortunately, too, there were several expensive fumbles. ' "Four times Utah lost chances to score simply throMttf" fumbles. Tltah boys returned home today and, iV accorded a routing reception. All thi" players say they were simply outclassed In the matter of weight. Once'- Bennion missed a' field goal by ' only an Inch. The Utahns, they say, were simply too light. It took three or four, of them to stop . Colorado's mass plays. Colorado played a Slashlngly Offensive game and Utah could not get fbe ball. ' Winning the toss. Captain Peterson ' kicked- to Caley. Caley was downed in his tracks. On a pdrft by Utah, Russell, Rus-sell, who started In the game, made fifteen fif-teen yards. .Russell did not last long and his place wai'.tjken by Harris. Bennion made, ten yards and fumbled. Boulder getting the ball, bucked through to a touchdown. Caley kicked and -Brown caught the ball, but Utah -' fumbled again after a short, gain. Christiansen bucked over for a 6econd touchdown. Utah tried for a field goal on a fair ball, but failed. At the end of the first half the score was 23 to 0 In favor of Boulder. In the second half - Utah took the kick-off. After a brilliant burst I of speed by Bannlon. Peterson and Brown, which carried the . balL . fifty ' yards, Colorado took it and it was seldom sel-dom out of their bands after that, except ex-cept when Bennion made his great run . to touchdown.' Kennedy of Harvard ' was referee. - The final score . was 46 to 5. V Handball Club at Y; M. C. A. A handball club ' has been organised from, among the membership of the Y, M. C. A., and Ralph McConnell was elected elect-ed president, Saturday evening. A tournament tour-nament will be held in the near future. All teams wishing to enter should hand In their-names by next Saturday night, when the committee mets again. 'Will Be Run Over Again. Because the finisM was so close between three of the runners in the half-mile indoor in-door championship race at the Y. M. C. A. Saturday nigbt. it -was called a tie. and wijl have to be run over next Saturday Satur-day pight. -The cross-country run was postponed on account of nearly all of the runnirs being entered In the event of the evenng. - - - - " j . Put It Over the Forkers. J j ' 8peclal to The Telegram.) IpROVO. Nov. . The . football team frVnt American Fork came over Saturday fi'Mf was defeated by the Happy Eleven if a score of 62 to 0. The American Fork tfram was the larger, but the fast play of tide locals was too much for the visitors. KoyJance. Boshard. Culbertson and Atkinson At-kinson distinguished themselves. Leffler playedT the game for the visitors. At'Latonia. CINCINNATI. Nov. : 6.-Saturday's results re-sults at Latonia: First race, six furlongs Marco won, Fiasco, second, Tom Klley third. Time, ,:li -Second race, mile Sincerity Belle won. Careless second. Full Sway third. Time, lm 4-5. - Third race, six furlongs Minnie Adams won. Tichmingo .second. Maneuver third. Time. 1:151-5. . ' Fourth race, mile and an eighth, handicapMiss handi-capMiss Rillie won, Tartanus second. Coruscate third. Time. 1 :59 3-5. ' ' , Fifth race, seven furlongs Santon won, ' Estrada ' Palma second, - Delagoa third. Time, 1:27 3-5. Sixth race; two miles Mae Hanjpn won. Siss Lee second, Layson third. Time, .3:32 3S.-- . . . Seventh race, six furlongs Sanetomo won, FeHx Moires second. St. Noel third. Time, 1:15. Nashville Entries. 2NASHVILLE. Tenn.. Nov. 6. The en-TJrlea en-TJrlea for the opening events Monday at the local track follow: First race, six furlongs Goldmste S3. Elliott 121. Ohiyesa 90. Columbia Girl 115. Funiculalre 105. Beacon Light 88. John Carroll 113. Gold Enamel 103, Sanction 10". Second race, selling, five furlong Prln-Cipia Prln-Cipia 104j Oak Grove 102. Skeptical 100. Hadur HW, Inspector Girl . 104. Bitter Brown .100. Deux. Temps 103. Belden 108. Jlmmv-Maher 99. Ksra V, Jean I. 97. Fontana inn. Pretty Nellie 100. Lady Ta-' Ta-' rsscon fl. Babot.99. Third race, selling, mile Drexel 10O, Envov 106V Malediction 93. Ssvolr Falre 93, Arc. Light 4. Ora Viva 113. Orient 104. My Eleanor 91. Gallant Cassie 93. Fourth race, mile and one-eighth. Fall handicap Brancas 120. The Gleam 98. tlR. Mclivain 97. Katie Powers S6. Orna 98, Orient 94, John Carroll tan X: " 1 race. mil, selling Chamblee 103. 91, Bigstone 103, Nat B. 94. Plller II 105, Magnolia 102, Postman 100. 1n lOf, ' U 4 , race, selling, sit furlongs Royal Legend. K3. Conjurees 101. Sir Andrew 10s, Woedlands 104,-Green Gown 101. Highland Flltfg K4. Fugurtha 108. Juba 108, Outway 108. ( Weber Fields 101. Sweet Kittle Belfiim 10L Monls 106, Laura Hunter 106. Mr f 108. '' Fi(w race. Funiculalre and Beacon Ligttr Hayea entry. Fourth race. Prince ' Onfa, and Orient. Hayes jntry-. , , jjjjeaiher cloudy; track fast . |