South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-12
NOTRE DAME MEN
SWAMP MT. UNION
Take Ohio BOYS Into Camp By
a Score OF 90 to =
Malone Stars.
BY ARCHIE WARD.

bic Less than q day ago ~ was
dream wilder than the mos. opti-
,mistic vision born OF hasheesh. But
as the shadows heightened over
Cartier field yesterday afternoon Il
became stern reality Notre Dame
had downed the champion college
aggregation OF Ohio by the over
fwheining count OF so 20 I. Mount
Union was the victim.
II was raging. riotous. run-thirsty
lot OF Gold and Blue football play
ers who defeated the Ohio aggrsga-
ton Saturday. All the pen; up
wrath developed since the first
game CT the season was let loose by
the pupils OF Rockne and Dorais
and they forced the visitors to re-
treat after making a strong start
THE retreat increased 10 an utter
rout
II was an impressive performance,
the sterling triumph OF the Gold and
Blue over Mount Union. With their
backs 10 the wall. fighting and
snarling like a lot Of cornered
wildcats. and smarting under the
sting Of being scored upon early in
the contest the Notre Dame men
proved aggressors who would not
end could not be denied.
Display Fine Form.
The strength OF the 1919 eleven
was in doubt until yesterdays exhi-
oition. They now appear III to
meet the strong Nebraska eleven
next Saturday.
The local griddcrs carried along
their fight with that irresistible
sviEor, virility. confidence and snap.
characteristic OF a championship
aggregation. Mount Union appeared
TO have lost the momentum which
carried them through the first games
on their schedule. Their football.
with the exception OF the first quar-
ter. was flat Their eyes were
dimmed and their muscles sagged.
they did not run out every oppor-
tunity. although precious few they
had. The loss Of Captain Cholley
sin the second half disheartened the
buckeyes. Nevertheless. they fought
gamely M 20 the last whistle. Their
rush in the first few minutes of
pIav which eliminated in their only
touchdown sent the fans into dol
drums. but they soon emerged with
bells on.
To enumerate tho stars Of the
scOntest would mean the mere men
tion OF every player on the Notre
Dame lineup. Team work stood out
prominently. although the individ-
uaI proves Of the backfield men
was unquestionably the sensation Of
the game. Gipp and Malone started
Hn IN vic
with an attack I'm the first few min
utes Of play. Phelan also contrib
uted TO the score
MOhardt Stars.
Mohardt diminUtive halfhack.
was the luminary of Yesterdays
runfest. His 90 ward sprint i'm the
second quarter threw the crowd into
pandemonium. He was an unerring
worker OF grett deeds i'm the field
Bereman's - Yard dash through
the entire opposiu- eleven i'm the
last round elected plaudits from the
crowd. Bahan played a steady
heady game A. quarter until
thump on the ccrebrum towards the
close OF the quarter put am end to
his activities
The lire with the exception of the
first few minutes was imprcgnable.
Time and again forwards hurled the
runner for q loss The visitors were
forced 10 RELY entirely on end runs
and forward passes for substantial
gains
McKaskey was the stellar per
former for Mount Union RE was
an accurate hurler of the forward
pass and was clever be ev1liug the
outstretched hands OF his oppou-
ents whom making end rams
NOtre Dame VT. Union
Kirk ..-..-.-.. .....--.- Mcbride
Left End.
CouChlin ......-.-.-.- ..---. Robinson
Left Tackle
II Anderson ..-....-. ..-... W.ndle
Left Guard
Madigan .............. IT Brown
Center
Smith ........-.... Zimmerman
Right Guard.
Cudahy ........ ....-..- Cady
Right Tackle
2. Anderson .-....-.-.- 7 Brown
Right End
Bahan -...---.--.- .------ Marsh
Quarter
Malone ........-. .... McEaskey
Right Half
Cipp ........... ......-. CholIey
Left Half
Phelan ......... ......-- WOLF
Full
Substitutes Brandy for B8han.
Bergman TO- Malone Nohardt for
GIpp. Barry for Bergman. Walsh for
Mohardt. Pearson FOR Brandy.
crowley fer Cudahy. Slackford for
PheIsn. Kasper for Slackford Coo
ley for smith. Connors FOR IT. Ander-
son. Prokup for KIRK Hays FOR r
Anderson Mt. Jnion-Eckls for
Robinson.
Touchdowns-N Malone Glpp.
SIackford Mohardt. Kasper. Walsh.
Phelan Bergman.
Goals from touchdown Balkan 3.
Brandy o.
At Union touchdown Brown
Coal from NIcEas-
key
Time OF quarters--l- lie minutes
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