South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-26
ROCKNE' s CHAMPS
LAND EASY WIN
Roll Up Surprising So to 0
Score on the Kalamazoo
Teachers.
BY ARCHIE WARD.

ortplaying the highly touted
Western Normal team in every de
partment of the game. Notre Dame
Nanquished the Michigan tutors by
the overwhelming count ~ So 90
on Cartier field yesterday afternoon.
The largest crowd OF the season
witnessed the walkaway.
Coach Rockne's protcges charged
up and down the field 90 their
hearts content and would have scor-
ed a couple Of more touchdowns
had IL not been for penalties inhict-
ed upon them az crucial moments.
The locals were set back a total Of
105 yards during the course Of hos
tilities. The visitors lost 35 yards
through penalties.
Though defeated decisIveIy. the
Kalamazoo tribe. the conquerors OF
the Michigan Aggics and Wabash.
fought brave and game battle. In
spite Of the biz lead accumulated
by the Gold and Blue early i'm the
game. interest in the struggle was
maintained until the final moments
OF play
Rely OF Aerial Game.
Flushed with recent successes. the.
Normalites We're unwilling 20 admit
they were Outclasscd even after the
score had assumed a startling total. /
When apparently out OF the running
and trailing the locals so hopelessly
that hundreds Of onlookers were .
canning the exits they uncovered
an attack OF forward passes that re
suited in Shaving off a greater de
feat Kalamazoo attempted fifteen
forward passes. i've of which were
completed for total of fifty yards
Notre Dame tried three passes. two
Of which resulted in total of %
yards.
The Notre Dame line was impreg-
nable. The Teachers depended soley
upon passes. interspersed with oc-
caslonal end runs TO advance the
ball Dunlap. coIored halfback. Of
the Wolverine aggregation was the
mos consistent ground gamer Of the F.
bunch.
Score in Record Time.
The first touchdown was record
ed in one minute and a half after
the kickoff Dunlap booted the oval
10 Malone who returned twenty
yards. Malone then drove through
tackle dashing ffty-fve yards be-
fore hating. Gipp glided around
right end on next play for touch
down. Bahan kicked goal
End runs by Malone and Gipp
line plunging by Slackford and
smashes through center by Bahan
were instrumental in ringing up an
other marker. Gipp carried the ball
across the line
The third touchdown came I'm the
second quarter after big gains on
straight football by the Notre Dame
hackneld Brandy who replaced
Bahan late in the period, cut a patch
through center for the score. 4 brill
liant sprint 10y Norm Barry added
another touchdown 20 the rapidly
growing list just before the whistle
blew ending the half Score-Notre
Dame. 26; Western Normal 0.
subs Rushed Into Fray.
The Gold and Blue men came back
IN the third period as if in mood
20 annihilate the foe In an effort
to prevent the complete extermina- T
tiou or the visitors. Rockne rushed 4.
n flock OF second and third string
men into the combat. but these per
formed with an the gusto of their
predecessors
Phclan dartcd across the line ear
~ in the third quarter after a series
Of line smashes which carried the
hall the length Of the field. Kirk
paved the way TO another score by
intercepting pass from Olson 10
Westgate. With the ball on the %
yard line. Walsh. Phelan and Barry
negotiated the remaining distance i'm
banE-up order on line plays. Barry
went over.
The last round opened with the
BAH I'm the visitors possession on the .
so yard line Dunlap kicked to'
Pearson who made a brilliant return .
OF so yards. tie followed with an I
other crash around end for eight. I
Here he attempted a place kick. /
which divvered
Bergman Aids in Victory.
Just 20 show the fans AN he had. F
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