South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-06
BARRAGE
WREAKS HAVOC
WITH CADETS
Mohardt to Kiley Combina.
ton Proves Downfall of
Eastern Team.
Aerial Attack by Local Eleven
Bewilders Future Army
Officials.

WEST POINT. ~ Y. Nov. 5.-
Notre Dame won "a glorious victory
today and the east glimpsed a dem
onstration of the aerial game that
compares with any previous exhi-
bition ever staged by Rockne's men
on an eastern Eridiron.
The nashy air raid was supple
mented by the same stellar line play
that has featured Notre Dame play
since the first quarter of the Iowa
game
Johnny Mohardt and Rodger XII
ley were the big scoring factors for
NOtre Dame, Chef Wynne following
closely and Cashier and CoughIn
contributing frequent gains Capt.
Eddie Anderson played "a dashy de-
fensive game, while Shaw and Car
yey were an over the field. Cast
ner and Degree staged an even duet
with Wood. the Army punter.
French Ont Of Game.
French. the West Point ace"
was not in the game. but the de-
Cisive score and superiority Of the
Notre Dame line indicates that his
I resence would not nave materially
changed the result Eastern papers
credited the Army with a stronger
team than last season and gave
West Point the edge before the game.
There is nothing hollow in the vic
tory. however. Notre Dame made
/ 16 first downs TO two for the army
/ and completed seven Of ten for
ward passes for 165 yards. while
I the soldiers completed one pass IN
/ figs for S yards. Eotre Dame was
/ i'enalized &c yards for off side and
holding and Army took no penal
ties.
There was a strong Army sentl-
ment prevailing before the game and
the cadets took an the Notre Dame
money that was offered A dress
parade by the cadets preceded the
contest, which was Witnessed by
crowd OF 10000
After the Notre Dame line had
stopped the first charges Of the
Army team the crowd sat back TO
await the uncCvering or the Notre
Dame aerial offensive
Grant Starts Fireworks
Thomas started the game at quar-
terback He sent Mohardt and Cast
ner for dashes through the line and
then attempted the first pass. which
fell short. Grant went ira ar the be-
ginning of the second quarter and
the real fireworks began Mohardt
passed yards TO Kley and a few
minutes later shot another 70
"Rodge," who ran ~ yards for the
l q l..
I IS after 20 Kilev for p yards put
the crowd on its feet and Wyune
sent ii into a spasm by p senea tional
45-yard dash through broken field
/ for a touchdown
In the second half Thomas re-
turned 20 the game and mixed up
wicked dashes bv Coughun. Mo-
hardt and Wynne West Point was
drawn in and Mohardt passed 90
yards to Kuey and then sent an
other pass 20 Rodger, who Tailed.
The last score came I'm the final
/ period. Mohardt ran the kickoff
back 45 yards. the last Army man
! downing him Wyune began punch
/ ing the line for heavy gains and
Mohardt circled the left end for
/ 10 yards and a touchdown
Return kickofs Well
/ Notre Danes returning OF kick
+ offs was exceptional In addition 20
MOhardts dash. Wynne also step
I ped back ~ and 5 yards on kick
offs. Paul Cashier intercepted a pass
and ran for 81 yards. while both
Hunk and Eddie Anderson. as well
AS Garvey. recovered fumbles.
The happy squad was taken IN
tow by Joe Byrne and Denny Sui
ivan in New York after the game
and were dined az The Moulin
Rouge" After the cabaret the squad
enjoyed Al Jolson's production and
I spent the night at the Pennsylva-
MA InfnI