South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-19

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whose playing gave some indication
AZ 20 petcntiaiities OF the irish team
aext year were Harry Stuhldreher.
who ran the team vel al quarter
back IN addition 20 making several
effective dashes. one OF which re-
shifted IN a touchdown after a pass
from Cashier. Elmer Layden. who
mad little trouble gaining through
the line and WkO got away several
times for long runs. Dutch" Berg
pan. Jimmie Crowley and Don Mil
Ter. The last two. ROckne's regular
baifbaeks, were In the game but a
short time as they are being saved
for the Carnegie Tech and Nebraska
games.
The only possible flaw I'm the
work OF the Notre Dame backs was
their failure 20 break up many OF
the Butter forward passes which
were allowed 10 be completed, but
DOnc OF these resulted dIsasCrously
although they enabled Pages team
% threaten on more than ane Oc-
CASTOR and two OF their drives
were halted inside the Irish 10-yard
IRE.
After the first quarter. when
Gfiggs and MiddleswOrth got away
for long gains through the Notre
Dame line, the Irish forward wall
was strengthened b. the insertion
OF DeSree, Cotton and other regu-
lars and Buffers attempts at the
line were halted for the most part
thereafter. Degree played a power
fl1 game at guard through out
while Fod Cotton put up his usual
strong game az tackle.
Gr1ggs Not SO Good
For Butler. Hal Grlggs went won
derfuily well during the first 20
minutes but after that he might
as well have been IN Jugo-Slavia
HIS much press-agented toe was
not put to the real test for although
he kicked one goal from placement
Il was AT easy shot from the 25-
gard line. while his other attemp.
was the other extreme. a difficult
try from well past the middle OF the
field which failed TO come close.
tirlggs got away for several good
gains early IN the game, making a
particularly brilliant IS yard re-
turn OF punt. But his playing was
spything bu. startling during the
latter stages o. the game.
svNipper and Niddlesworth played
GOOD football in the backfeld for
Butler. as did Phil Brown IN the
ltne. but the team as a whole failed
70 measure up to It's advance notices
end was the decided inferior OF the
Irish In every department OF the
game.
tumble Gives Chance.
Their first score was Partially the
result OF a tumble by Don Miller
&c dropped the slippery oval deep
in Notre Dame territory A Butler
man recovered on the 30 yard line.
several line pays and a completed
pass made It first down on the "a
yard line and after gaining four
yards on three more tries. Griggs
dropped back and booted an easy
placement for the first points Of the
game.
After a long return Of the kickoff
by Cashier. NOtre Dame gained on
an exchange OF punts and started
a march for the goal from the 4S
yard line. with Cashier and Crow
ley alternating IN carrying the ball
the march continued TO the eight
yard line. where the Irish were ZEN
allied 10 yards.
Don Miller then dashed around
left end for % yards and the first
touchdown. Cashier added the
point by kicking goal.
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period. once as a result OF a 90 yard
run by Bergman and the other
"Red" Makers 90 yard sprint from
the kickoff. Both attempts at goal
missed but a Butler penalty on the
second Try caused che extra point
10 be awarded 90 NOtre Dame
The Anal marker was made By
Frank Thomas, who plunged over
the lire from the one yard line.
after a steady march down the held.