Show GOLDEN OUTPLAYED AND DEFEATED DEFEATED DEFEATED DE DE- IN SATURDAYS SATURDAY'S GAME Utah Kept Ball In Goldens Golden's Territory but Failed to Score Until Last Five Minutes In a fast hard-fought hard game Utah defeated defeated defeated de de- Colorado School of Mines lines Saturday afternoon by a score of 6 to 0 O. Although the game was played largely in Goldens Golden's territory the team battled almost till the final whistle without a score and the re result result re- re sult promised to be a tie Utah's touchdown touchdown touchdown touch touch- down came just three minutes before time was vas called Golden tried a dropkick but Utah blocked the ball and Reiser picked it tup up and carried it to Goldens Golden's thirty-five thirty yard line From that point Utah U ah advanced the ball by a series of plunges and two forward forward for for- ward passes Richardson carrying the ball ballmer over oyer mer the line by a final plunge off tackle of ot seven yards fc Only once was Utah's goal in serious danger After Utah's score kicked off A blocked onside kick gave Golden the ball on Utah's yard ten line but Utah held like ike a stone wall and Goldens Golden's line plunges failed to 10 advance the ball For Utah every man was in the game all allic the ic time and from the start played Golden off her feet Time and again Richardson md nd Bennion plunged through the line for 10 and 15 yards Romney made several sensational runs around the end but his l I r. r J f fj j r t j j c r a aT 7 p. T Capt Tiny Home of the Winning Team efforts were often nullified by penalties for side off-side or holding O. O Romney th the new Continued on Page 6 6 o. o 4 l I r. r 3 M J y r 1 X r f l V r tV 7 c ff I t f Coach Stuart Stuat Captain Doug Douglas and Quarterback Woolf Wool of the he Golden Team G GOLDEN OUTPLAYED AND OUTCLASSED OUTCLASSED OUT OUT- OUTCLASSED CLASSED IN SATURDAYS SATURDAY'S GAME Continued from Page 1 I. man nan at quarter played heady ball but at at the the beginning the of the second half Grant replaced replaced re re- placed him Benny ny although crippled played his usual reliable game At the end of the theLon ILon I- I Fd c h j y 0 r Y Lon on Romney Halfback who Carried the Ball for or Big s second cond quarter Peterson sprained his ankle and nd was replaced by Riser who later shifted to half when Romney was laid out Utah's l line ne was vas a veritable wall to Goldens Golden's plunges the effective work of Tiny Home Young and Nielsen being especially noticeable Utah suffered almost every penalty principally for offside Although the individual individual indi indi- vi vidual ual work was brilliant the team work was vas good only it in spots Wh When n Utah's chances for a touchdown were vee the best fumbles fumbles fumbles fum fum- bles were frequent and for this reason the score pre was low In punting Richardson excelled excelled ex ex- c celled ele his opponent and three times almost scored seared by attempted place kicks s. s For Golden yv Woolf oolf at quarter back easi easily i ily outclassed his team-mates team both in de defensive defensive f and offensive work work and although badly battered up played till the last five minutes His catch and long re return return return re- re turn of one of oJ Richardsons Richardson's punts in the middle of the last quarter was especially brilliant Y u. u Rockwood at end was the most consistent consist consist- ent tackler tackier on the field The officials were vere Brusse It referee ref re I Tobin umpire Baum head Bead lin linesman Callah Callahan Cal- Cal lah lahan field j judges judge y f 1 The line up I Utah Golden Carmichael Dean L E McGuire Home I e Ca Capt p 1 L. L T T. T.- T. Lea Leadbetter d b e tt e r You Young n g L. L G M Meyers eye rs lJ Davis a vi s sN N Nielsen i e I s en C C. M Mertis e rt i s sC C Christenson h ri s ten son R R. G G. Eat Eaton on Ol Oleson son Gardner R. R. T T. Young Peterson R R. E E. Rockwood Riser Summer O. O Romney Grant Q B Woolf oolf Rom Romney n e y Ri Riser s e r L L. H. H B 2 i s c h Richardson F F. B B. Newton ewton Gregg Ben Bennion n ion R R. 1 H. H B B. B S Slattery a tt e ry |