South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-09
ROCKNE'S TEAM
FALLS BEFORE
IOWA'S ELEVEN
Notre Dame CridirOn Men
Outplay Hawkeyes But
Meet Defeat, 10 to Z.
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and Aubrey Devine stepped back
booted a field goal from his s2-yard
line which fan the score to 10.
Shaw Kicks Goal
Thereafter Iowa was dangerous
only once and Notre Dame began a
lighting uphill battle which Iowa
met by a lighting defense that was
successful IN the final pinches. Aid
Sd by a series OF what are called
the breaks OF the game, Mohardt re-
leased one OF the prettiest passes
even seen, to Kney who ran for a
touchdown Shaw kicked goal later
in the second quarter. Standing
back OF his own goal, Johnny eluded
the active Slater who bore down
upon him and again passed three
times 70 Kiley and Grant who check
ed up 20 yards on the taree plays.
With the ball on the 12-yard line
and Iowa completely befuddled, the
first half ended.
Arohardt, COughlin and Wynne
gained consistently in the second
half but Belding broke up the
march by intercepung a forward
pass. Aubrey Devine and Locke,
who gained practically all OF Iowa'e
ground. ran the ball to the 11-yard
line, whsre Notre Dame took the ball
on downs. Cashier went In for
wynne and punted 20 yards to the
Iowa 5-yard line. Then 20 the end
OF the game the ball was IN Iowa's
territory. Cashier attempted a drop
kick from the 50-yard line which
went true, but failed by five yards.
Mohardt passed successfully to Kiley
several times, but Iowa intercepted
passes. which baked the Notre
Dame offensive. Rodge Kiley blocked
a kick and ran to the Iowa 25-yard
line. but another pass was inter-
oepted. Mohardt passed 20 Cashier,
who ran TO the Iowa 3O-yard line.
There the game ended.
FOur-Man Team.
Iowa got the breaks. but the
Hawkeyes must be given credit for
playing a wonderful game Of foot
bail. Aubrey Devine and Locke
gained consistently through the No
trs Dame line. Belding intercepted
passes at times which spelled defeat
% Notrs Dame. Slater figured In
play after play. Minus any one OF
these four men. Iowa is a loser.
Johnny Mohardt played a wonder
fui offensive and defensive game
He ran the ends for consistent gains
which were at times brilliant and he
passed with an accuracy that
brought the respect OF every OBJ
server on the field. Khey received
most or these passes on wonderful
fnsertips. but Iowa began smother
ing Rodgs In the last quarter, and
IL was then that the fatal intercept
ing started as Mchardt was com
PEELED 70 pass hurriedly into the
web which surrounded the receiver,
who could not free himself.
Danny Cough!in played the best
game or his career at NOtre Dame.
Hector Garvey broke through time
after time. but was the victim of his
reputation, fer Iowa sent two and
three men after the powerful tackle
IN every play directed toward him.
Garvey succeeded N stopping most
a great running back. would dodge
the wedge against Garvey and shoot
through a hole for consistent gains
iowa used a deceptive shift and
wonderful wedge Interference
which accounts for its scores. The
Notre Dame line solved these for
nations after the first quarter. but
Iowa smothered the Notre Dame
psss receivers IN the last part Of
the game and prevented a winnins
teuchdown.
The real offensive strength OF the
two elevens Is shown by a summary
OF the ground gained. Notre Dame
made q first downs 20 IOwa's IS
Notre Dame attempted 81 passes
six or which were intercepted five
grounded and Is completed for p
yards Iowa attempted six passes
and completed but one, for s yards
Notre Dame made 39S yards from
scrimmaEe and Iowa 245. Notr,
Dame lost 80 yards BY penalties
Iowa lost TO-