South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-30

Preparations Made for Delega-
tons From All Northern in
diana CitieS-0'DOnnell
to be Out of Game.
south Dakota.
Hansen

Left Tackle.
Keefe ........-..-... Carroll
Left Guard.
Fitzgerald, Capt. .......-... tucker
Center.
Jones ..........-.... Brooks
Right Guard.
RvdZewski ...-........ HOIneT
Right Tackle.
Baujan .......-.......... Duncan
Right End.
Quarter Back.
Cofall NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Nidal
Left Half Back.
Bergman ........... Sprage
Right Half Back.
Rachman ...... Mccormick. Capt.
Full Back.
Time Of game o'clock this after
noon. Place-Cartier field, Notre
Dame. Contesting teams - Notre
Dame and South Dakota universities.
Officials: Referee-Gardner. Cornell;
umpire-PattersOn Chicago; head
Inesman-Messick, Indiana.
With the biggest crowd that has at
tended a football game on Cartier
field in years on hand, Notre Dame
and South Dakota will clash this aft
ernoon in a battle for supremacy for
the third consecutive year.
Twice have the teams met and
twice has NOtre Dame been returned
victorious but only after the local
rOoters have been given the kind of
scares that make the cold chills run
up and down the backbone.
s Few fans who saw the first game
between the two teams here in 1913
will forget the unpleasant situation
which the NOtre Dame supporters
faced at the end OF the first half. At
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after having the best Of the game up
until the close of the session. In the
second half NOtre Dame came back
and with a brilliant attack of the
open game scored two tOuchdowns,
while Gus Dorais sent the ball skim
ming between the goal posts for two
field goals. Last season, the teams
FLASHED at Sioux Falls At the end
of the first half. the score was o to 0.
In the second half, NOtre Dame open
ed up with forward pass and long
ends runs and scored its second vic
tory.
Coyotes Want Revenge.
South Dakota is eager for revenge.
Students OF the northern university,
are so interested in the clash that
they are TO receive a wire report, play
by play. of the progress of the game.
Cortright's men are determined TO
put up the fight Of their lives against
Harper's crew.
Coach Harper is worried about to-
days game. He will be satisfied with
a victory. no matter how low the
score.
1T will be a close battle" was his
only comment last night.
Harper said that the NOtre Dame
team had rounded into much better
condition than he had expected it
would. following the hard Nebraska
game last Saturday.
O'DOnneII Out.
The lineup which the coach gave
out last night includes all of the reg
ulars with the exception of O'DOnnell.
Hugh will be kept out OF the game.
as "a result OF injuries he received in
the Nebraska tussle, and in the hopes
that he will round into shape for the
Army game at West Point a week
from today.
Harper will hold number of men
in reserve ready 10 go in at a mo-
ments notice, in case any of the reg
ulars show "A tendency to weaken.
The reserves. whom Harper will
have ready for first use are. Whipple
and Yeager. ends; King. McInerny
and Halmes, tackles; Frantz and
Ward. guards; Ward center; Dorais,
Quarterback: Malone, w Miller and
Hardy, halfbaCks, and J. Miller, full
back.
line a Stoncwau.
Notre Dame could not gain against
South Dakota's line last year and the
Coyotes have yearly the same for
ward wall this season. This is a fact
that is worrying Coach Harper con-
siderably. Besides. Capt Mccormick
and Vidal baCkheld men. who were
instrumental in the Wonderful game
South Dakota put up here two years
ago are in the lineup again this sea-
son.
. Tho C,o,-otos 1c1 ~ Coo,t, C,ort
right. arrived in South Bend at 12:47
O'Clock yesterday afternoon and are
stopping at the oliver hotel Yester-
day afternoon Coach Harper turned
over Cartier field 10 CortTight and the
South Dakota coach ran his men
through a limbering up drill
After the South Dakota aggregation
had left the field. Coach Harper gave
the Notre Dame, squad "a light work
out. consisting OF a short signal drill
and jog around the track.
Expect Huge Crowd.
Authorities have made plans 10
handle a monster crowd on Cartier
field this afternoon. Hundreds OF
people from South Bend. Mishawaka.
Laporte. Michigan City Fort Wayne.
Elkhart and other nearby cities are
expected 10 attend the battle in addi-
ton 20 many from Chicago and 9TH
er more distant points. Many alumni
are returning for the big game.
The crowd Will be accommodated
IN stands on the north. east and west
sides OF the playing field and autCmo-
biles will be parked at the south end
OF the gridiron.
An enthusiastic mass meeting was
held IN Washington hall last evening,
az which speeene were made and
yells and songs pr0cticed under the
leadership Of Yell Master Gargen
The university band will be out in
uniform this afternoon and the music
and cheering will be features OF the
contest.
Interest among the student body is
NJ high pitch The rooters are hop
ing for victory. but are not over
confident.
LOTUS IINIMENT. Zoe. 25c and
bottles For all aches AID pains The
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