South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-03
GIPP AND BARRY
PAVE PATH WITH
Big EARLY SCORE
Only Straight Football Used by
NOtre Dame To Win
First Came.
By NJ T. sCULLY.
Anothar - Dame machIne.


a football team which bore all
the earmarks n the championship
elevens piioted by Dorais, .Rockue.
Cofall. Bahan and famous leaders
% other years followed Frank
Coughlin TO a 20 TO % victory over
Kalamazoo college iu the opening
game on Cartier Field Saturday aft
eruoon
From The moment George Gipp
l-ffed the ball lu the first kickoff
Kalamazoo was beaten The team
from Michigan came down fresh
from its 81 20 2 victory over the
Michigan AEEics la-t Saturday
u led with "a confidence which car
1ied Il fighting through the first
half. The KazOoks Were still Fight
iag when the final whistle blew but
81 was the hopeless night against am
F Irresistible force. Two entire Notre
Dame teams We're thrown into the
fray by Rockue during the four
quarters and both put u9 a per-
formanee Of varsity CALDER. There
was little 20 choose between the
veterans CoJghiu led into the game
az the first whistle and the eleven
recruits who opposed Kalamazoo at
the finish.
1lfAiElAl ONtDdu u SUI
Tn scoring a decisive victory over
= team rated as one Of the strong
est minor eIeveus. NOtre Dame
rarely had TO resort 90 anything
more than straight football
smashing line attacks and lightning
like dashes around the ends The
famous Irish aerial attack was used
only "a hTif dozen times during the
game and then only as an expert
mental measure.
The Notre Dame machine worked
IN perfect coordination.
Coughlin Shaw, Larson. Smith
and r. Anderson opened immense
gaps for tEa drives of Gipp. Barry
and Wyune through the line.
Gipp as usual was the big
ground gamer. The ranEy veteran
hardly deigucd 20 notice the would
bc tackIers as me wended his way
time after time for 10, 20 and so
Yards Norm Barry. substitute
halfback of last year was an ideal
running mate for Gipp. Barry
lodged and sidestepped the entire
Kalamazoo defense for long gains
each time he carried the ball.
First Quarter.
Gimp kicked Off to the visitors
goal line i'm the first quarter. After
failed. Kalamazoo kicked TO mid
neId Gipp went through for eight
Yards on two attempts. Gipp 3
lick fell short and Kalamazoo got
the ball on the two-yard line. Fail
ing 60 penetrate the lire Thompson
kicked and Kalamazoo recovered
on their own 35-yard line
Thompson and Caster failed at
line bucks and Thompson kicked to
the 50-yard line. Gipp and Barry
swept the Kalamazoo TANKS for 40
yards I'm four plays and Wynne car
RED the ball straight through for
the first touchdown. Gipp failed
goal
Score. Notre Dame s. Kolama-
Second Quarter.
Thompson returned Gipp's kick
70 the 25-yard line Kalamazoo
was held for three downs and
kicked Phelan. Barry and Gimp
took the ball AT viii around the
ends and through the visitors line
from midheld Gipp tore off -
Yards. which took the ball to the
l0yard line and carried il across
himself i'm two attempts. He failed
goal Notre Dame l.. Kalamazoo o..
G. Thomson received the kick
pass 10 Bracket gained 10. Notre
Dame held the visitors and ThOmp-
son kicked 10 midueld. Johnny
Mohardt and Dan CouShin cele-
brated their entrance into the game
by carrying the bail from midneld
10 the Kalamazoo fOur-yard line
Just before the half eaded
Score. Notre Dame Il, Kalama-
zoo o.
Third Quarter.
Gipp tore of another 30 yards
just after the kickoff he passed
a. KiIey for IS yards. Barry and
Castner made another 10 and Barry
went six for the third touchdown.
Cipp failed goal. <otre Dame is.
Kalamazoo o.
Barry. Castner and Kasper car
red the ball dowudeld no viii after
Castner had intercepted a Kalama-
zoo pass on the 40-yard line Barry
went through for six Yards and am