South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-04
IRISH UNABLE TO
HALT TIGER FIVE
Players Battle Until Final
Whistle-Depauw Wins
by 3l.26 Count.


Victory over Notre Dame Thursday
blight in a lighting game which car
Pied the element OF uncertainty 70
the last 100 seconds OF play. The
largest crowd or tho season kept the
gym in an uproar as the two teams
displayed the best basketball OF the
year. and the story OF the local de-
second period.
The game started with a bans
which continued throughout the
entire first half: neither had more
than a one point lead until the clos
INK minutes when NOtre Dame took
the long end OF O. - II count The
passing OF both teams was superb,
the action intelligent and every point
resulted from a we'll earned bit OF
work. The ball travelled from one
basket 10 another with lightning
Espeed rolling around the hoops or
dropping in 70 the cheering Of the
crowd. and when the nalf ended
both teams received an ovation for
their work.
DePauw Takes squirt.
The second half found SOtre Dame
humping into a squirt which took the
Bcore 20 20 Is in the first five min
rtes a margin which promised GER
tain victory. The passing brOupht
che ball under the basket steadily
and McDermotl registered two goals
from scrimma-e which brought the
stands 10 their feet. Then the pace
seemed 10 tell on the local squad
and their work became -luggish.
DePauw was qlIck to take tdvauta-e
and aided py -four quick FOULS called
on the %otre Dame men. opened up
with bewildcriug pass attack which
Rushed through. by and around the
sEOcal defense.
The Tisers Tailed ten consecutive
points and when Tine smoke cleared
the score stood -J- 20 with ten
minutes 70 play Here Notre Dame
braced and fought the DOWNSTAIRS
an even game. with the crowd plead
ing for points. Logan was injected
Into the game and shot "a pretty goal.
DePauw couutered ClevcrIy and the
two minutes developed excitement
galore The crowd went wild when
bfehrc ran tho count 10 % 26 and
an the fierce lighting which followed
both teams followed the bali 90 an
parts of the floor. crowdiur the bds-
kets with a. dys-maU attack. the
Irish were lighting for their three
points 10 tie and We're dangerous
to the last minute when White
7Ooped q counter for q Il 20 score
and curtains.
Grant Plays stellar Role.
Notre Dame showed a cIassier
game in the first hall than on any
previous appearance at the local
gym; and but for the temporary
Jam in the second period. looked
like winners. The lightning pace
seemed 20 test their wind and the
speedier attack of DePauw at this
point won the game Mrhre and Nc
DeTmott counted 90 OF the local
points and Gr,nt utted into the team
work perfectly. feeding The BAH
with a constant regularity ru his
teammates.
Gibson and White counted 3, of
their teams marks although every
man on the DcPauw team ra- au
integral factor Don it's success They
play together like buICh OF books
who enjoy their work. keep a cool
head at all times and toss the ball
around the court with lhe ease ar
q baseball. Notre Dame lost 10 one
OF the best basket teams ma the
.cCuntTJ
Carroll Hall made new relay rec
ord when 1t took the half mile event
from undefeated Corby IA 1.40 fiat
Brownson doWued SOrin for the FIRST
time in lao SIS and Walsh took Gel
quarter mile relay from Ou-Campu-
III oN ~
Lineup and summary:
EOTRE DAME. DEPAUW.
iMcDermOtt ............ GIBSON
Forward
Grant ..-.-.-.-.. Cannon
Forward
Mehre ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. White
Center
kyle Observation-Disclosures. Neude hail
Guard
Anderson ..........-....-... Young
Guard
Goals from field. McDermott. 3
Aehre. s. Grant. ]; Logan. /. kyle.
i GIBSON. 4 White 3 Cannon,
Mendenhau ..
Free throws. NcpermOtt, OF s.:
Mehre. ]; GipSon. 5 of 2.
Substitutions. Logan for McDer-
mott; McDermott for Grant: Grant
for Kyle.
Referee: Young Of Illinois Wes-
ieyan.