Weber vs. B. Y. C. WEBER 20 B, Y. C. 19 THE fact that Weber had never defeated B. Y. C. on the Logan field gave to the Weberites an intensified desire to discontinue this precedent. So to give the team an added impetus, most of the faculty members and nearly two hundred students journeyed to Logan. B. Y. C. was also determined to win the game. Some of their students had been out the night before to paint red and white signs in every available place in the Logan business district. On the day of the game, they held pep rallies at which every student was required to wear school colors. Both teams were very evenly matched but the fighting spirit of the Weberites proved disastrous to their opponents. The first quarter ended with both teams about on equal terms. The next quarter, however, was a different story. The Weber organization succeeded in keeping the "red and white" on the defensive in their own territory. The score at the half ended 13 to 6 in Weber's favor. In the beginning of the second half, the "Wildcats" continued to outclass the B. Y. C, but toward the end the Logan school rallied and scored two touchdowns. The game ended with Weber's defeating them by a margin of one point, the score being 20 to 19. Although the score was close Weber was able to overcome the "jinx" which in previous years had accompanied the Weber football men to Logan. Basketball