The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-11-28
HIGH.SCHOOL TEAM SLAUGHTERED.
NOtre Danes Thanksgiving Game Resulted in
Victory, with the Score Is to 0.
ecial to the INDIANAPOLIS Journal.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
NOTRE DAME, Ind. Nov. 27.-The foot
bail game between the third eleven and
the High-school Club. of South Bend, came
Oft Thanksgiving day. Only one inning
and o half could be played before
darkness interviewed. This was enough
to satisfy the ambitious High
school boys. During this time
the third eleven made seventy-eight, while
their opponents succeeded In keeping q
clear account, and did not score q point.
The "Thirdites" made q touchdown in less
than twominutes after the kickoff, and they
kept this up with such regularity that the
contest soon became monOtOnous. Cartier.
Combe. Hannin and McGrath made several
clear runs. and the former missed but three
goals in the game. This game will put an
end to all outdoor athletics until spring
arrives. and from this time on hand-ball
will occupy the attention of the students.
Harry Jewett, go. the great all-round
athlete. visited his brother the past week.
Jewett, although not in training. is in tip
top condition and promises to make things
lively on the cinder-path mex year. He Is
thinking seriously of. going to England
next spring with athletes from the Man.
haitian Island and Detroit Athletic
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Manhattan people. and it is probable that
he will be seen in England before long.
Now that Cary has left the path. Jewett
is considered TO be the fastest sprlnter in
and every one here watches his work with
close attention.
Archbishop Riordan. of San Francisco.
was the guest of the university Tuesday.
He came East to attend the jubilee Of
Archbishop Kendrick. of st. Louis. and as
is his custom came to see his friends here.
He delivered a short lecture to the students
in response to the address of welcome.
Owing to other engagements he was un-
able to spend more than q day with us.
He was accompanied by about eight priests
from Chicago and Michigan City.
The Boston Ideal Company gave an en-
joyable entertainments, Wednesday night.
in Washington Hall. before a large audience
best concerts seen at NOtre Dame in a
long time, and they fully carried out
a well-deserved reputation. The lecture
committee will endeavOr to secure Daniel
also, hat James O'Neill, in The Dead
Heart" may be seen Dec ). Upon that day
he plays in the Bend, and President Walsh
will try TO get him to repeat the perform
nance upon our stage. Mr.. ONeill has q
son. Jamie, In the juniors.
A petition was circulated the past week
among the students asking for an early
Christmas vacation. The report was start
ed around that the vacation would not be-
gin until the 22d of December. The petit.
ton asks that the 18th be the day selected
for dismissal. 1t was sent in Thursday, and
all are hoping for favorable action by the
faculty.
Fr. Kirsch. professor of natural sciences.
delivered the second lecture in the special
course Thursday afternoon. His subject
was THE Facial Muscles" and with the
aid of the stereOpticOn commanded the
closest attention for over an hour.
The special course has proved to
one being given each week. are
interesting as we'll as instructive. Fr.
Zahn. professor of chemistry. will deliver
his lectures on Travels" after the Christ
mas vacation. A gorgeous dress parade
was given by the military. companies
Thursday morning. Colonel Haynes
was the officer of the day.. and
Coachy and Captains J. and F. Chute.
After the parade the Colonel congratu-
lated the companies OH their martial ap-
pearance and the skill with which they
went through the movements of their first
dress parade this session. The remarks Of
the Colonel were very complimentary, but
were we'll deserved.
The Rev. Father. general Sorin presided
at the conference of the clergy at NOtre
Dame which was held recently. 1t was a
gratifying evidence of improvements. and
all earnestly hope that the health of the
venerable superior may soon be completely
restored.
The class of '92 at st. Mary's Academy
held n reception on Tuesday. which was
The Misses Gibbons. 5. Ludwig, NJ. Marri-
man. G.. D~effenbacher and f. Quinn en-
livened the occasion by musical selections,
taultlessly rendered.