South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-17
YOUNGSTERS MUST
COME THROUGH TO
PUT TEAM ACROSS
Fate Of Cold and Blue Eleven
Depends Upon Untried
Material.


with Interest the development OF a
nov NCtre Dame university football
aggregation which wa begun last
Friday by that wizard o. open foot
ball. Coach Kuute X Rockne. on
Cartier field
Nockne has had but two days OF
work with nearly so candidates. but
already Che critics who daily watch
q w enc sideLncs are noticing de-
velOpment and specializing as 10 the
-seup o. the new Irish eleven
Al such an early stage In the
work IL is impossible 20 predict the
rsonnel or Caps. Carberry's outfit.
9his fact IS impressed by Rockne's
own declaration that the team is
ore OF uncertainties"
IL is. however. a comparatively
easy task 20 Pick out the men who
should be IN the fight for berth.
Taking that into consideration. and
remembering that every season
brings new successes and new fail
ures. a survey OF the men reveals
that a mighty formidable squad IS
possible by the time the Irish fight
down their schedule OF 10 games
70 the clash with Georgia Tech on
Oct. % and the Army on Nov. Il.
Gap vt Ends.
There is a gap at the end posi-
lions caused by the loss OF Eddie An
derson and Roger Kiley that will be
hard TO fill TO begin with. Capt.
Carberry should. OF course. land
one OF these Jobs. Who Will get
the other is a real problem and
there promises 20 be a hot fight for
the place. Gene Mayl. who broke
into a few OF last years contests,
and Paul McNulty. an inrerhau rec
Tuit. are promising men as is
George Vergara. an old Brownson-
ite
At the tackle positions "Fod" Cot
ton ard Tom Ldeb stand out with
Gus STANCE and John Flynn as 9TH
er leading possibilities All the 9TH
er candidates are big fellows. Frank
Mlbauer tipping the scales above
ESQ
Ed Decree seems 10 have first
call on one Of the guard Jobs with
Harvey Brown and George Heeb
Alated to scrap for the other job.
.Fhere are Il other men who must
be reckoned with as we'll
As Pretty a struggle as VIII de-
vel0p for any position IS the battle
for the center Job. Adam Walsh.
Bob Regan and Bill Voss look best
With Leo Nixon the dark horse to
be watched. II Regan were not so
Hight many believe he would cinch
the place easily.
Thomas For Quarter.
II Frank Thomas injury does not
interfere with his work he should
flnd a place as regular quarterback
again this fall Harry Stuhldreher,
Frank Reese and a couple OF 9TH
er men will be on hand II the vet
eran is unable TO work
one spot that Rockne seems well
fortFfied a, is the half backs. He
has MS classy a bunch Of halves
working ovt as have been observed
or Cartier Held for many years. Gus
Desch. Don Miller Dutch Bergman
and Elmer Layden look mighty good
and Mickey Kane and VIII Maher
are not far behind.
Paul Castucr leads the field whom
f. comes 20 fuUbacks although En-
right. Cerney and Iivergood an
show promise
Castncr and Decree Will Undoubt-
edlv do the punting during the year
and Laydcn may also get a chance.
IL IS developing fast Cashier IS
tn best drop and place kicker who
has tried this fall
KaZOo First
What tho next eleven practice
~davs before the opening battle With
Kalen,-zoo NJ Notre Dame on SEPT.
90 viii bring forth wiu determine
Tho f.rs, lineup az the 1922 Bite
and Cold aggregation.
Trcre o. no, much time and for
trat reason Coach Rockne is expect
Cd 20 get his men down TO hard
werf ~ the very start OF the week.
TIE first scr!mmage OF the year
viii be held The latter part of the
week
Tc-tcvlay Rockne sent the men ot
tre tacEUng dummy for the frsi
time IIc drilled Ei~ candidates for
nearly an hour in tacklins and
Blocking Preceding this workout
tho coaches handled tho men 81
groups. teaching them how 10 play
their respective positions. Much
TIVE was again spen. with tho for
werd pass
Coach R0clne and his men are
pointing themselves for the clash