Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-31
NOTRE DAME DISPLAYS IT'S
USUAL CLASS BEFORE GREAT
CROWD; OTHER FOOTBALL GOSSIP

One more big week of football has
been marked of the calendar and at the
head OF the Hoesier class stands the
well known Notre Dame by its decisive
triumph over the Indiana University crew
at Washington Park, Saturday, % TO 7.
1t was a hard blow to the Crimson Of
Bloomington, but the men Of Stiehm
simply didn't have a chance after those
Trishers from South Bend got up full
steam. For the first period 1t was an
even break; in the second period Metre
Dame started to show its superiority,
though the score for that quarter was
and Z. In the third period the Rockne
machine gathered speed and hung up one
touchdown in that quarter and TWO more
In the fourth.
ming ability, cross bucks and forward
passes. Coughlin. Mohardt and Wynne
we've the backfield stars for the \. y
outfit. the first named being especially
good on skirting the Indiana wings.
Forward passes, Mohardt TO z. An
derson. were effective also. Cashier got
in the game in the late stages and con
tributed much toward the Notre Dame
victory. In the line Shaw was prom
inent in more ways than one, Whhe on
the ends, Z. Anderson ana hliey loon
great pleasure in showing the great
crowd exactly how the wing positions
should be played. Their tackllng was
hard and sure and they were AWAY
down the field on kicks.
Indiana did not come up to tho ex-
pectations Of its admirers, although for
the first half everything promised loYeIy
for the Crimson hosts. Il got break
when McCaw fell on Notre Dame rum
BILE within the y. ID. ten yard line anu
Captain Kyle soon had the pigskIn over
the Irishers goal Kyle was practically
the only / l. back field man who could
gain and Leonard was about the only
/ L forward who played up 10 form.
or course the field was in terrible shape
and there was much slipping ana shdlhG,
but nevertheless the RocEAo boys beeIusd
to hold their feet better than the Grim
son and their running was moro effective.
From tho standpoint OF the critics u
was simply a case OF NOtre Dame out
CHASING the Hooslers II all department .
OF the grid sport. Indiana was NOT UP
to last years standard by any means.
The victory Saturday virtually gives
Notre Dame the state title for 1871. Inc
Irish previously knocked on PGFhue &c
risively and previousS TO that De PAW
was walioped. Wabash Is the only otHes
team that has not been whipped % a
rival State eleven, but the Little 1.anIs
ar not ready 10 lay claim to the STATE
wide title at this time. Perhaps they
viii have IN outside chance 20 90 some
taking later Nou never can Tell.
THAT You never can tell was exempn
had at Lafayette Saturday when tne
Purdue eleven gave Iowa SO nu'u tFouo1e
that the Iowa gang WAS forced 70 the
limit 10 squeeze out a Is toe victory.
Coming out Of the West with nice. raj
claim 10 the Big Ten title. the men OF
Jones were expected TO walk up and
down Stuart field al will. Much TO tnelr
dismay. however, Purdue popped up Win
a hard hghtiug grid machine all reJuveh
ated uu and fun Of ginger Result. ter
rife battle. with Iowa on top by the ma
gin Of one touchdown and goal after
touchdown NJ the finish. Now Indiana
must do some more worrying. Up 20 Sat
urday the Crimson was not giving mach
heed to the annual scrap with the Boil
makers. but today the Crimson is really
worried Purdue has staged come
back Its followers once more having
something to smile over You never can
tell
Coach Walkers De Pauw Tigers ran all
GreeucRstle with the boys from Georgs
town. Ky Thu score was 81 20 o and now
1t must be admitted that walker finally
has got hts Tiger machine moving In
proper fashion. The De Fuuw boys won
as they pleased Saturday. but they really
showed great all-around improvement Mt
and there are signs indicating that the
Tigers mean TO give Illinois an argument
next Saturday. As for the Wabash De
Pauw clash later. oh Iny, It $ sure to be
some battle.
GRID NEWS AND GOSSIP.
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