South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-24
IRISH PLA Y RESER YES
IN HALF OF CONTEST
Valpo Scores Field Goal on Second String'Men
Who Start-Regulars Upset Brown Hopes Sud
denly-Gipp, Wynne, Mohardt Star.
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denly-GIPp, WY
BY VI r.
While n record crowd Of between
greatest football games ever piaye,
Wonder Team" raised Harvards al
under IS 90 score. An entire 8
first whistle and Coach RockEe's or
half of the battle. a drop kick by
the 38-yard line while facing the Sc
Nalpo's only score Two weeks ago
81 20 o score.
IL was just another case Of speed
and the first combination was best
attack under cover for the greater
straight football and trick plays for
field in the third and fourth quarters
George GiBp. first citizen OF Laur-
sum. Mich. was again the ace Of the
Irish bac6Heid Besides shooting
the few passes used with the veloc-
i,y and precision Of a machine gun,
Gipp tore off immense hunks of
yardage on almost every play. made
two OK Notre Danes touchdowns
and kicked three goals from touch
o0wa. Wynne. Rockne's fuuDack
h
We're the other big factors in the
scoring.
Irish Line Powerful.
The wonderful offensive power Of
the Notre Dame line was a big fac
tor IN the Irish attack. Smith, n.
Anderson. Capt COughlin, Larson
and shaw. though outweighed an
average Of 20 pounds 20 a man. Op-
ened "a right OF way on almost every
line play through which the Irish
student body could have paraded.
For spirit, Cartier Field mas never
in all Of its years, seen a crowd such
as packed every foot OF the two
stands and the temporary bleachers
at the ends Of the field. Before the
first quarter was we'll under way
every seat was taken and the crowd
was surging out toward the side lines
az the ends of the gridiron.
Valparaiso 500 occupied the
southern section Of the west stand
and made the air ring with their
Let's Go, NalpOi' while the brown
clad huSkies raced up and down the
field in practice 4 5O-piece band
from the West-state school wed with
The NOtre Dame band across the
-ridirou. Tho famous Studebaker
band. placed IN front of the section
occupied by the ST Marys college
contingent gave capably rendered
selections whenever the almost
continual cheering ebbed so low as
o. permit even "a 5O-piece military
band 90 be heard In the east side
stands NOtre Danes = 900 complete
ly drowned any competing sounds
when Chcer-leader Slaggert led
them into the Victory March"
After NalpO had acquired a 3 10 0
lead against ROCkne's substitutes in
the first half the strain "OId Notre
Dame Shall Win over All rang out
stronger than ever between halves.
Notre Dame had world Of conf
drnce i'm the ten veterans who fol-
lowed capt CoUghIin on the field.
YalpO Uncertain.
Before the game bets that Notre
Dame would win by 10 point mar
gin went begging. NalpO followers
who Congregated at the oliver hotel
after their morning parade were uu-
willing 90 take anything less than
three. four and i've 10 one odds
why. we only held Harvard Il to
g.. was one answer from a west
stIter. Which might mean any
thing.
First Quarter.
After %otre Dame had kicked off
and Ecklund had punted back TO
Notra Danes 40 yard line a tumble
allowed the ball 10 go 10 NalpO- A
pass gained eight yards for NalpOs
AN exchange OF puts followed and
IlndaIet's bullet-like drives pierced
the Irish defense for the first down
of the game Failing 90 so further
a-ainst Rockne's line. Scanlon call
ed Ecklund back again for a drop
kick and the veteran lifted the ball
,Isauly between the \Otre Dame up
rights for the first score of the
game The rest of the quarter was
featured by a punung duel between
Ecklund and Castncr which ended
suddenly when Carberry Notre
Dame end, dropped Scanlon I'm his
tracks after the quarterback had re
ceived Castner's punt ON his 20 yard
line. IL was lightning tackle.
Iime was up before play could be
resumed. Valparaiso 3. Noue
Dame D.
second Quarter.
The potter OF the NalpO backs be-
lau 10 tell on the second string
NM. pandaIet. Gilbert and Scaul.n
carried the ball for the first three
downs before Notre Dame braced on
r.r own IS yard line a cry from
near the NOtre Dame bench brought
.he vcrowd 10 its feet IL was
There goes your game, \alPo-
Rockne was trotting his frst-suing
men up and down the sIdellucs. a
moment later they entered the game
and after three plays stopped the
\alpo onslaught. ECklund's at
tempt at a drop kick failed ard
%otre Dame put the ball ia play on
her 20 ward line. GIpp, Barry and
1Eynne started a steady march down
the neId. Keeling of from three To
+ . yards per Try. Glpp shot a per
ueft pass 20 kiley. which the LETT
cnd carried for IS yards before he
was stopped, but q moment later
Dandalet intercepted \otre Dame
e. PASS on his three yard line Ecklund
licked out OF danger The half was
over Valparaiso O. Eotre Dame H-
Third Quarter.
Gilbert kicked off to Glpp and the
ranrv wolverine reeled of a 10
,ard run and started q parade
which was drew up only when
7Eynne had placed the bail under
d. a D