South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-30
Buck Shaw Leads Attack Of
Rockne Line Against Of
Tense of Kyle.

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ing the team. The quarterback
hole. II such a thing ever really ex-
listed, has been plugged at least Cor
this season. 81 Chefs showing to-
day was any criterion.
He ran the team well. was fault
Jess in his selection Of plays and
handled pun IN great style. FUN
bling the wet vaI only once and re-
turning most Of Kyles kicks at
least 10 yards
In the line. Buck Shaw did per-
haps the best work. although the
Indiana backs were unable 20 find
a single weak spot Kyle, hereto
fore known as the "maddened bison
of the west was stopped time and
again by the charging irish linemen
and was helpless after the second
quarter His plunging did not COM
pare with that Of Chef Wynne. who
shared Ina the general Notre Dame
onslaught in the last half piercing
the crimson line for big gains and
intercepting several of Indiana's
ifHE desperate passes
Hanny Goes Good.
The work of Hanny. the big Grim
son end. featured Indians's defens-
i've play. while Kyle was their best
bet on attack and in his failure to
gain went the last OF the /. L. hopes.
Notre Dame had big edge IN punt
ing. both Degree and Cashier out
kicking Kyle. whose specially seem
ed 10 be bunting TO the infeld.
His one good kick OF the day re-
suited in touchdown. following
Wynn's tumble on the first play af-
ter the kick.
While the deluge put temporary
damper on the enthusiasm previous
20 the battle. the spirits of the large
horde OF students from each school
remained undiminished.
Each delegation parade1 from the
station through the down town sec
ton despite the rain. led by their
bands. and each marched 10 the
| scene Of the game in "A downpour.
Yells and other demonstrations were
the order Of the day at the ClaypOol
and indianapolis belonged TO the
student body Of The two schools.
sun Comes Out.
Shortly after the beginning OF the
! game. the sun came out. the rain
| stopped and had il not been for the
fact that tn elements had turned
. the gridiron tnto a sea of mud. CON
ditions W0u have beer ideal
The first quarter was uneventfuL
consisting mostly OF a punting duel
between Degree and Kyle. Eddie
having the edge. + Jckne had
started Walsh. Thomas Lieb and
Phelan in the backheld and these
were replaced at the start of the
second period with Grant Mohardt.
Coughln and Wynne. They scored
shortly after. following q march
down the field. Coughlin carrying
the bail over.
Indiana soon tied the score. a
Notre Dame tumble having given
them the ball on the Irish ten yard
line Kyle tailed The touchdown
The nalf ended with the score
tied but the crimson had been out
! PLAYED and il was only a question
OF time.
The blowof came in the second
half first Wynne carrying the ball
over after a steady advance. then
Danny circling left end for 3 yards
and another marker, while d pass
4 over the goal line. Moharjt TO Cast
me-. scored the final points. Buck
shaw booted all four gals.
Young Dutch Bergman. subbine
Tor Nohardt. Intercepted an Indiana
pass near the close OF the game and
zig Jagged 40 yards for a touchdown
bu, Referee Gardner found an eN
cusc TO bring DC back.
All the Irish players came OF the
field at the close of the game il
i good condition. 4 crowd OF 20.OOl
4 witnessed The game
Lineup and summary