South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-29
NOTRE DAME READY
FOR GAME AGAINST
PRIDES OF STIEHM
Straight Football With No
Stall is ROckne's Program
for the Day.

The interest Of every sport follow
er IN Indiana Is conferred on IN
dianapohs today. for this afternoon
Notre Dame and Indiana meet in
the greatest game between inter
state teams this fau. The interest
h due partly 20 the fact that the
game will be a renewal Of a very
ancient feud. and partly TO the fact
that the result OF the struggle Is
30 uncertain.
Notre Dame - confident OF an
easy victory until she remembers the
Elrprise Stiehm gave her one year
ago: Indiana Is bOastful until she
thinks OF the formidable record
which the IRISH have made this
years, and especially Of one Z TO
victory over the Cornhuskers or
Nebraska. The gold and blue real
izing the strength OF a lineup which
includes men like shaw, Anderson
Wynne and Kilcy smile until they
remember the power OF a triple at
tack built around full back Kyle;
the crimson remem Der how that
same Kyle tore the Rocker line to
shreds last fail and predict victory
until they think OF the comeback
the Irish staged on that same &C
casion.
Notre Dame Looks Better.
II IN this uncertainty which Is
creating 30 much excitement over
the game. on paper. NOtre Danes
superiority Is manifest, but no team
can count beforehand on victory
when IL must oppose the strategy or
Jumbo" Stiehm. This mans re-
eo1rcefulnesss is generally recognized
and the cohorts of the crimson are
depending upon It for victory.
"stiehn fooled Rockne befOre-he'H
do II again that is the general
opinion throughout the state.
Neither Of the coaches had much
20 say about the game beforehand.
Rockre's terse, "prophesying the re-
suits of a football game is bad busl-
ness" and Stiehm's. Indiana IS
afraid OF no team in the world. We
believe We have a mighty good
chance 10 win" is all that could De
extracted. Earlier in the week how
ever. the Indiana coach predicted a
crimson victory 10 the student body
at Bloomington
Rock 90 Hold Back.
Poclcne's attack will consist of
nothing more than straight, slasnlng
drives off the tackles. With the
Army game only a week away, ana
with Army scouts on the sldehneS'
Notre Dame win not open up unless
she - hard pressed. II Is very doubt
ful n the Irish" will even attempt
forward pass. Such experiments re-
su'ted disastrously in the Nebraska
game. and they Will hardly be re-
peated today.
Stethn. however, may be relied
upon TO play open football. In the
opinion OF most Students OF the game
his one chance to win lies IN an
omen attacz. lie has eleven IaS1
and why men on his squad, and
fullbacE who can pass with any one
in the west. This combination VIII
SMELL victory IL not broken up In
Tina Perhaps the only weak spot
IN the Notre Dame defense IS an
inability TO stop passes. rms mas
been demonstrated on Cartier tleId
night after night by the freshmen.
Whether Rockne's efforts 20 improve
the team in this respect during the
mast week have succeeded or not
cannot be learned until this after
noon.
To Start Strongest
Notre Dame Will start the game
with her strongest team Rockhe
is taking no chances on having IN
diana score early His lineup VIII
include both DoOley and Larson
neither of who played much in the
Nebraska. game Paul Cashier Will
s,av on the sidelines as his leg is
stiII IN a. bad condition Should
Wynue be hurt he may get ms
chance, however.
Indiana ia in perfect condition,
Not one of the regulars will be
rratssing. from the lineup this art
ernoon. Although the HOLSTERS have
zone through two hard games this
season. they have suffered no serious
injuries. and may be expected to put
up hard battle.
The IFno11u follows