South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-15

I dILef the KICK on from punt Tor
nation play He followed it up with
/ dashes Of 10 and 8 yards. and final
by after carrying the ball down 20
! the Purdue 11-yard line with great
I foot work and as great interference,
/ he took the ball over on an off tackle
! play diving the last three yards over
! Purdue tacklers across the goal line.
/ Purdue received the ball on the kick
/ off following the score and slipped
/ over a pass from Wellman TO Dye
/ that was good for % yards. After
clipping off i more yards the Boiler
makers tried for a goal from place
ment which was blocked by Notre
Dame, Crowley recovering. He inn
mediately shot a pass to Miller that
netted 20 yards
The quarter ended and on the
opening Of the fourth period Crow
ley took the ball around end for
IS yards Stuhldreher then pulled
the prettiest play of the afternoon
when. taking the hall from a punt
formation play ne started to pass
and not finding a man open, dashed
straight out toward the side lines
and after avoiding two tacklers spot
ted Mayl free back of the goal line
and uncorked "a beautiful 2O-yard
pass to him for the final score.
Notre Dame almost had another
touchdown few minutes later when
Crowley intercepted a Purdue pass
and after getting away for 80 yards
stumbled. He fumbled the ball which
was gathered up by STANCE who with
clear field ahead went over. but
was called back by Eckersall BE-
cause of an offside play.
Purdue Shows Glass.
While NOtre Dame played as great
ard consistent game as has been
played this year Purdue also deliver
ed a style that is new to- Purdue
teams Fighting against "a better
machine all afternoon the team was
at no time outclassed nor did it look
bad i'm defeat.
The Notre Dame backield came
through with steady gains and the
line. though ripped open at times
by the powerful pluneing of Well
man who came through holes opened
by Swanke at tackle always halted
the onrushes before the Bolermakers
had invaded Notre Dame territory.
The Notre Dame team came out of
the game in good physical condition
outside or The loss of Lieb During
the last half Rockne shot IN almost
Ian his reserves and NJ no time did
the team appear weakened
Injuries kept Capt Murphy Of
Purdue out of the game
Lineup ana summary.
No're Dame t-O) PURDUE COZ
f"9ition
Caroerry capt. ......... PreshaW
''elI emu
Ootton -...'..-.. .... w j.. O.aypooI
'leIt lacN'e)
bro"n -.--...- -.-..---- tle-7c imam
tleIl soa'o)
hes'u '-''... -''..'-' H. LAY poo4
center
lynn ....... -....-'-... &. - Murphy
tr-ght guard
L'eo .-....- .--...-.'.-. SWank
(risht tacklel
Neigara -.-..-...-..-...- Morgan
(r-ght end
Thomas ....-.--...- Bahr
1quarter back
Don Miller ..-....-. ..-.-... Tykle
trisnt haf oacK)
Bergman ........-..... EVerSman
Cleft half backN
Castner ........--.--... Wellman
(full back
Touchdowns - Cashier. Crowley.
May. Points after touchd0wns
Castner Laydeu
Substitutions. Layden for Berg
man. Rim Miller for Lieh. Stuhl-
dreher for Thomas. Collins for car
berry. T Murphy for Vereara. Crow
tev for Tavdsr walsh for Reran
Navl for VerEsra Jerry Miller for
Don Miller. Cernev for Cas+ner law
den for Cotton Oherst for Rim Nil
Ter. Kiszer for Brown Stanrar for