South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-16
Rockne's Charges Run Wild at
Stuart Field Playing Greatest
Offensive Game of the Season
Paul Cashiers Educated Toe Big Factor in Overwhelming
Boermaker Eleven Before Record Crowd of
Football Fans

LAFAYETTE. Ind. oct. 15.-With
the Notre Dame football team play
ing better football than ever dis
played before and Johnny Mohardt
Coach Rockne's star halfback, tear
ing of largo gains ever time he at
tempted 70 carry the ball, Purdue
university went down TO defeat be-
fore the wonder team" by a 33 to
score. Bafied and shaken from
the very first play. the Boilermaker
eleven was unable 20 do much TO
the ripping offensive plays OF the
Catholic college warriors and for
the first period was forced 20 move
slowly down the field until in the
shadows OF their own goal posts.
Then Mohardt would carry il over.
Paul Cashier. Notre Dame full
back, gave a phenomenal exhibition
OF punting ali through the game,
greatly aiding his teammates by
forcing the Boilermakers TO ex-
chenge kicks with him. in which he
shortened the distance TO the Pur-
due goal by many yards.
Confident that they were capable
OF beating Purdue by a greater score
than had been heaped upon her by
last years Notre Dame eleven, the
Rockne forces started at the initial
part OF the game by holding the
Boilermaker backs until Watson,
Purdue punter. was forced to kick.
Then, with the machine well started,
they began a march down the field
that did not stop until Cashier had
exhibited the full worth of his wrong
side toe by booting a field goal.
Once again the march started
With Mohardt and Coughlin leading
the parade, the Purdue forces were
pushed back until the dauntless
Johnny had scored the first 6-pOint
marker OF the game. Shaw kicked
the goal.
Purdue Outpumted.
Purdue went on the Offense for
a few moments, but had a terrible
time trying TO get by the out-guard-
ians Of the Rockers. They resorted
10 a punting game in which they
were badly beaten by the "left-foot-
ed" Cashier.
Purdue held Notre Dame TO a
comparatively close game in the first
quarter, but their defense collapsed
shortly after the start of the second
period, and Notre Dame scored 21
more points. Cashier again kicked
a field goal in this period.
The Saturday crowd on Stuart
field were brought 10 their feet time
and again by the spectacular drives
OF the great visiting backfield. 1t
seemed almost impossible to stop
them, and IL it hadn't been for the
stellar playing OF Capt. "Zeb" Car
man and Birk, the Boilermaker
guard. the home college would have
displayed no opposition at all.
Evidently Coach Dietz Of Purdue
overlooked one Of the best ground
gamers. Macklin. "a halfback was
sent into the battle after the fourth
quarter had started and from then
on IL was regular war. Macklin
gained more ground against the
RocSne strong men than the rest of
the Purdue outfit had succeeded in
doing during the entire game. With
a ducking, careless slide he sue
.ceeded ia escaping the clutches of
off yard after yard.
Hartley Hunk. Anderson. husky
guard OF the Notre Dame team was
easily the star Of all unemen. Break
ing through the Boilermakers' de-
Tense he threw the backs for num-
erous losses. In the first half Gar
vsy made a flying tackle that upset
watson. who had Just started with
the pigskin under his arm. Ander-
SON grabbed the leather as Il flew
from the Purdue backs clutch and
raced across the white line for a
touchdown. A few moments later
he fen on the ball as Purdue FUN
bled. scoring his second touchdown
u the game.
Capt. Anderson Stars.
Eddie Anderson OF Notre Dame
played a stellar game both OF the
ofrense and defense. Although Mo
hardt only hurled two passes it was
Eddie who made a flying leap into
The air on the first attempted pass
OF the game and after knocking II
down succeeded in recovering it in
time 20 make FIRST down for his team
IN the initial period. 4 few minutes
later Mohardt scored the touch
down.
Purdr- while beaten. played their
best: they gave much promise of be-
inr a strong conference aggregation
and showed the result Of the stellar
coaching OF Deitz their new mentor.
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