Weber State football results from nearly a century ago

                                         Weber State University's current mascot, in a parade.

"WILDCATS whitewash Montana in opening gride game: Weberites run loco against Dillonites," was an Oct. 17, 1926 headline in the Ogden Standard-Examiner.

  Weber won that game 67-0 against Montana State, as fullback Ray Price was the outstanding Wildcat player, with two touchdowns and all of Weber's PATs. Montana was favored in the game and had a heavier team, but failed to deliver any offense or defense.
Back in the 1920s, Weber State played its home games at Lori Farr Park.