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

Dame quarterback, battled the
of The way. and when the final
whistle blew. though they were
on the wrong side of a 20-to-0
score. the Purdue team was still
crashing the line with the fight
with which they took the held
at the start of the contest.
Only four times during the
game did Rockne allow his men
to open up with the aerial attack
that has made the Irish warriors
feared from coast to coast, and
on each occasion the shot result
ed in a gain. and two of them
brought touchdowns.
stick To Straight Football.
The remainder Of the time the
team from South Bend stuck to
straight football. end runs and crisis
cross play that failed to bring any
material advantage
The entire game was fought I'm
Purdue territory and not once did
goal Their attack was practically
futile against the defense Of Rock
mes men and with the exception Of
commendable line plunging by Well
man. the Purdue fullback. there was
nothing shown that savoured of
dangerous offensive.
Twice Purdue heaved long passes
Of about IS yards successfully and
several times shot short tosses over
the line Of scrimmage for gains. but
on each occasion the advantage was
not followed mp with any punch
and NOtre Dame either smothered
the next attempt or held for downs
and forced Jue crdue backs TO punt
out Of immediate danger.
However. punting failed 20 keep
the bali from within the Boilermak-
er's so yard line and either on the
return or on one or two plays fol-
lowing Purdue was again fighting
with their backs 90 the wall 90 stdye
off another touchdown.
Crowley Outstanding star.
The outstanding feature of the
Gold and Blue attack was the gilt
tering work of Crowley at half This
youngster. slight of build. but toush
and fast as anything seen by Notre
Dame followers in many days.
squirmed and wiggled his way down
the field time and again for gains
Of from 10 90 35 yards at a clip. The
Purdue ends and tackles failed 90
stop him after ne got under way and
his ability 90 reel off the yards kept
the Notre Dame offensive up 90 the
standard
In the opening quarter the Gold
and Blue failed 20 register and the
determined resistance on the part
of Phelau's men gave the Notre
Dame eleven an mixing Of the bat
ne that faced them. However. Notre
Dame kept the ball well toward
the Purdue goal and forced the Big
Ten team TO punt out of danger
three times. Late i'm the quarter.
Sotre Dame suffered a distinct loss
when Tom ILeb was carried off the
aeld with a small bone i'm his les
broken
with the end OF the period Notre
Dame had the ball on the Purdue
f0-yard line Purdue held and
Notre Dame launched another attack
when Thomas received the punt.
Here Rockne's men opened up with
long pass from Layden 10 Collins.
who had replaced CarherTy at END
Castner then took the leather for
i've and Don Miller raced around
end for is more and brought the
BAN 90 the Purdue 15-yard line.
From here Iayden shot a pass over
-he goal line 20 Cashier for the first
touchdown. Cashiers attempt az the
goal was blocked
The half ended after Purdue had
received the BAH and attempted a
Ions pass which L.ayden intercepted.
Crowley scores Second Marker.
The third quarter belonged TO