| Show POOR OLD MONTANA FORGETS TO 10 CLOSE GATE UTAH RUNS UP SCORES AT WILL Crimson Piles Up 66 66 to 0 Victory Over Boys From North Who May Feel Lucky It Wasn't I. I Crimson football warriors war war- warriors THE l of Tommy Fitzpatrick and Dad Callahan staged a lI little little little lit lit- tle show show for a lot of invited guests from the Utah Agricultural Agricultural Agricultural tural college on Cummings field last Saturday afternoon They lined th the Montana UP uj against I State college and ran up 66 points against nothing on the boys from the state to the north and incidentally put on display I Ifor for their guests from Logan considerable considerable con con- football Playing as if with the sole object in iii mind to double or triple the score of 19 to 0 made against these same Montanans a week before the Utah aggregation I tion uncorked so blamed much football that they had piled up I 31 31 points before the first fifteen i minutes of play h had d been com com- j pl ted Then they seemed to blow off steam occasionally and to content themselves by scoring only when the occasion presented itself in such a manner that it couldn't be denied It was a sight for sore eyes to watch that Utah team roll up scores execute long inter inter- strings of well nigh perfect Interference interference Inter inter- ference stop the opposition whenever It became anything that looked like threatening threatening threatening threat threat- ening tackle low and hard and do a dozen and one other things In a a. manner m h h we believed earlier In the season old never come from that aggregation trick and Callahan have havo worked wonders with those boys and the ganis gang gan gangIs Is also playing football It Is doubtful If better spirit and a a. more united tight fight was ever seen on a single Utah football team ROMNEY BURNS EM UP Captain Mitt Romney played the greatest greatest greatest great great- est football game of his splendid athletic athletic athletic ath ath- letic career He was everywhere and In every pIa play His open field running was nothing short of phenomenal and his kicking was the best beat seen on the big field In many a day In addition to laying layIng layIng lay- lay Ing over nine perfectly placed goals after touchdown the little captain dropped a mark that goal from the yard three was a peach Another Crimson star who did himself proud was Ed Howells This big athlete I put on the best game of football we have ever seen him pIa play He lie seemed to have i his mind on the race Saturday and in spite of a bad shoulder distinguished I himself In almost every play Ills work on offense was of the big college order He led Interference In a manner that I indicated that fe he knew what he was doing and his tackling was his best ever v UTAH H LINE A PEACH Utah's line from one end to the other even with the many substitutions Fitzpatrick Fitz Iltz patrick made In his desire to give all the boys 4 A whirl again formed a a. stone stone- j wall In fact Fitzpatrick's defense Is the portion of Utah's pIa play that has forced a good many of us to take back things we said earlier In the season Very few Tew of us could have forced ourselves to predict d such h a line e for o U Utah earlier f in r the season s Those h o of us s who ho r feared l for the line however had not taken Into I consideration the pluck and the fight which those boys bos have hae hidden under their I Continued on following page iI I COL TES TE'S CAPTAIN Ii ra Jj vt v t j I to i q tr I U J r i I ar t rr r b x 1 j J 1 oJ C ta t t I a r rTH TH I r rv of N a I CAPT WEST WES T POOR OLD MONTANA Continued from preceding page 1 athletic brows Fight is their middle name and Its It's a crying shame that Utah cant can't have Just one more crack at those a Aggles from l Fort ort Collins Another Utahn who must not be forgotten fori for- for i gotten Jotten when meting out credit Is Spot Ure It was really the first t time that Spot has turned himself loose as if It he meant it He carried the ball low and not on once co did he stop atop until there thero wasn't a wl wiggle gle left In his efforts to advance Still another Crimson athlete who shone hone conspicuously was Mack Swan This bird has been such a a. star etar all seaBon season season sea sea- son Bon however that the fans tans are often apt to forget him lIe He was usually on the very hip of every man carrying the ball and time and again his Interference aided the runner greatly Swan Is fa the kind of a football player who would be be invaluable on a team even If he never stepped out of ot the line to try anything but defense ills His fight alone Is half haIr ofa ot of ota a battle MONTANA WEAK Our hunch is that Montana did not nott how chow t u ui us a It great deal of football They trotted out a well conditioned set of men men but they appeared be before before be- be fore Utah's speed and after that drubbing drubbing drub drub- bing In the first quarter they seemed content to hold down the score Hancock gathered In the kickoff which bounded ten yards ards along the ground and took it to Montana's yard forty line Ure went through left guard for ten yards ards and Romney next took the ball baJI around right end for about seven yards ards more On the fourth down with five lve yards to make first down the tho Crimsons pulled a II triple pass and Romney took look the ball around left end for tor a touchdown Mitt kicked a pretty goal Immediately afterward after- after I vard ward I I Howells kicked of off and Montana received received re- re the ball bail on the tho yard two line Ine Montana fumbled but recovered and on the next pIa play Utah was penalized five t yards for offside The Montana backs were nvere ere unable to make any progress through the Utah line and Oberlee Oberle e punted The kick was nothing leas less than a straight up fly and Utah was given n the ball on Montana's yard twenty-yard line Three line bucks and Utah made first firs t down Then Ure took look the ball aroun around d left end for tor the second touchdown an and d Romney kicked goal received the ball on the kick and ran to the Utah yard forty line be before before be- be fore being downed Utah was 1133 penalized penalize d five yards for tor offside play but Romney y regained the ground by a shut run Ure next took the oval around right t end for a a. gain of approximately fifteen yards ards Three line bucks and a forward rd pass pan were then tried by the Crimson without success Mitt lItt Romney booted boote d the ball over the crossbar and boosted d I the score up to 17 to 0 O. ROMNEY SKIRTS END Gardner received the kickoff and ran n forty yard yards Howells registered a short end run counting five yards ards and the then n Romney took the ball around left end to for tor another touchdown n a distance of ot flit fifty y yards lie fie also kicked goal i Howells kicked over the line tor for Utah and the ball was brou brought ht out on the Mon Mon- tans tana tW yard twenty yard nty-yard line The at at tempted a forward pass at this stage stale which was Intercepted by Romney Ur Ure a took the ball the necessary twenty yar yards yard s to a a. touchdown running through a broken broke t n field Goal Coal was again kicked Gardner took the ball bait to the twenty- twenty rt yard line but on the next et play the he vis viz- viz r ne neo gained e the ball o on a f fumble le They could not make their yards and Oberlee punted Utah had fled the ball on their yard twenty line Romney then made madea a run around right end for tor a gains alne of teen yards yard at the end of which play the blew to announce the termination of ot the first quarter Gardner took the ball through right guard for a s gain of It fifteen yards but the ball wa was later Inter lost loaf on downs Oberlee was again forced to punt when the Utah line held and the locals locale had the ball on their fleet yard five line Romney punted givIng giving ing log Montana the ball on the yard fifty line Again the Utah line held and after receiving the tte punt Romney went fifteen yards before being tackled Romney was wu forced to punt again when Utah was penalized five yards for offside After fter three line plunges by the backs had failed tailed King took the ball bait through center on a a. fake take kick formation giving Montana a first down The Utah line held and the Montanans lost the ball ballon ballon on downs Romney then took the ball around right end for a touchdown his run bring being about seventy yards Mitt kicked goal Utah received the ball bait on the thirty- thirty yard line and by a series aeries o 0 nine line bucks i and short end runs carried the ball to i within five yards of the visitors visitors' line where took It over for another touchdown after which Romney kicked goal The half halt ended Just after had received the kickoff with the score standing 45 to 0 0 O. I SECOND HALF OPENS I Th The Crimson started starred the second half halt with a rush carrying the ball to the Montana yard twenty line before losing It on downs Montana punted and Utah received the ball on the yarn fifty line Utah made first down with ease and then Romney took the ball around right end for twenty-five twenty yards With fifteen yards to a touchdown Ure Vre took the ball around right end for eight yards ards Howells Howells How- How ells oils went through right guard for five more and Romney then went over kick kick- ling coal goal afterward Utah received the ball In the middle I of ot the field Howells went around right end for ten yards ards and Ure took the ball around left end for forty yards and a touchdown Mitts Mitt's goal kick was again successful Utah received on the yard thirty line Romney took the ball around right end to the Montana goal oal line but the touchdown touch touch- touchdown down was wall not allowed Umpire Peterson claiming that Mitt l had trod upon the side aide line In his hili dash duh then caught a forward pass and to the goal line but once more the touchdown was not allowed as Utah was ruled as being offside on the play When the ball was really put Into play Romney went around left end for tor a gain of thirty yards Montana recovered a Utah fumble but after the customary I line bucks failed to reap the required harvest Oberlee punted Utah getting the ball on Montana's forty five yard forty yard line The ball bail was a a lost on downs however how how- ever er Montana made two o first downs In I succession at this time relying mostly on forward passes to gain their end A fumble gave Ve Utah the ball In the middle I of ot the field Just as the quarter ended PUNTS EXCHANGED Romney then punted and Oberlee re returned returned re- re turned the courtesy With the ball bail on the Utah yard forty-yard line Ure circled left end for the final Utah touchdown and Romney kicked goal The locals eased up at this time and the visitors were In possession of the ball more mOl than at any stage of the game up to this time The They were ere unable to come any closer to scoring than to arrive at the Utah yard thirty-yard line I The next game Kame for tor the Crimsons will h hI he at Cummings field on Saturday with the University of f Colorado Col Color do J eleven from Boulder The The lineup and summary Utah le Montana Garvin Gilmer It lorphY Ig Robertson c TobIe Sw Swan an J rt Bush Peterson re Mashin Romney ph KinK Kin Howells luv ViK y Ure rib b h. h finch Gardner Gardner rb fl Oh Oberlee ri Substitutions Montana Pitta Montana Pitts for tor Machin Lam Lar Larse e fo for tor r Tobie McFarland for tor Winwood Wildman n for Robertson Utah for tor Howell Howells Reeves for tor Peterson Slivers Silvers Olivers for jor Clime Gilmer Jensen fo for r Waring for tor Stevn Stevenson on for Gardner Whitney for uVe Tire Ure Jorg Jorgen Jorgenson wS on for Reeves Reeve Hancock for tor Silvers Silver for tor Hancock Howells for urn Thor Peterson Peter Peter- I son lion for Reeves Ree Glimer Gilmer for Sliver Silvers f for Jensen for Waring Gard Card CardI Gardner J I ner for tor Stevenson Ure for tor Whitney Gray t I for tor Romney Romney for Howells Scoring Utah Utah Touchdowns Touchdowns Romney Y 4 4 Ure 4 Goals Goal after alter touchdowns touch touch- toS downs downs Romney 9 Field goal Romney Score by quarters Utah 31 31 14 14 4 7 7 6 66 6 I Montana 1 0 0 o 0 o 0 0 00 0 |
