South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-08
and Sox Stand Haskell Indians Play N D. Saturday
HASKELL INDIANS
ARE DUE TONIGHT
MCInerny, Local Lad, Expected
to Play Right Tackle
Tomorrow. (

Officials for the Notre Dame Has
kell game here tomorrow were an
nounced by Coach Harper yesterday.
Holderness of Lehgh viii referee.
Eckersall of Chicago will umpire and
Messick of Indiana Will be head lines
man.
The three men chosen TO handle
Saturdays game have regulations
both rs former football stars End
officials and good officiating is as
sured.
The Haskell team, piloted by Coach
Kennedy. will arrive i'm South Bend
tonight. The game tomorrow Will
start at o'clock.
Cartier field. the scene Of the battle.
is ready for monster crowd New
bleachers have been erected at the
north end OF the field and extensions
| will be made 10 the east and west
bleachers Automobiles viii be parked
at the south end Of the gridirOn.
Cheer Practice Tonight.
The final cheer session OF students
viii probably be held under the direc-
/ ton of Yell Master Gargen in Wash
/ ingtOn hall this evening. All OF the
\ varsity yells and songs Will be re-
| hearsed for tOmorrow's game.
The lineup Of the local varsity
/ eIeNen VIII De CONSIDERABLY Cnankeu
| from that which started last Satur-
| day $ game against Alma.
Neither "DUcky" Halmes or 'Hoot'
! King will be able TO start In the line.
and McInerny. the big South Bend
| sophomore, will probably begin the
contest at right tackle Hugh O'Don-
nell, who has been going nicely. Will
likely start the game at center in
place of RudZewski and Phelan will
]
Dutch" Bergman.
There is some question about the
right halfback position. but il is prob
| able that Bergman will start the game
| at that place The speedy youngster
showed up nicely in yesterdays Scrim-
mage with the freshmen and, as both
John Miller and Malone are on the
] injured list ii appears likely that he
will be the choice TO start the battle
| at right half Bachman will be at
! fullback Cofall at left half, Edward
and Baujan on the ends, stephan at
| left tackle and Capt. Fitzgerald and
| Keefe at the guard positions.
Two Workouts Yesterday.
Both the varsity and freshmen
teams had two practice sessions yes
| terday. In the morning, there were
| fast signal drills in secret, and in the
| afternoon. the varsity and yearlng5
] locked horns in a hard scrimmage.
First and second string men were
/ able TO score five touchdOwns off the
| freshmen in the scrimmage, but the
| yearlings put up a hard fight.
| In scoring three tOuchdOwns, the
| first team backfield showed consider
| able Improvement in speed and carry
! ing the ball. Bachman, COfall and
| Bergman all made good gains and
| each OF these men scored a touch
| down. Cofall scored the first touch
| down after a 4O-yard sprint Bach
! man crashed through the line for
/ the second counter and Bergman
made the third touchdown after
! a pretty long run around the fresh
mems right end
The second team had considerable
trouble in getting started against the
/ yearlings and fumbled considerably.
/ The three backs, Jones, Miller and
/ Ellis, finally carried the ball down the
/ field on a series Of bucks anG end
runs and Jones, who played an espe-
! ciallv good game, plunged over for
touchdown. The seconds scored their
/ final counter when Murphy picked
MP a blocked punt and ran 30 yards
/ for a score.
Capt. Fitzpatrick and Allison we're
| the principal ground gamers for the
freshmen. while Andrews at tackle and
| Meagher at end also played good
/ games for the first year men
Fitzgerald out.
] Capt. Fitzgerald OF the varsity was
kept our of yesterdays signal and
scrimmage work and Frantz, a sopho-
! more. was used at his place at right
guard Tho latter played throughout
/ Yesterdays scrimmage and ne VIII
probably be first substitute lineman
tomorrow.