South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-04
Notre Danes Third Annual Homecoming biggest EUer
Who's Who On the NOtre Dame Squad

KNUTE X. ROCKNE Head
coach OF the team for the past FIVE
years, and assistant before that time
10 Jesse Harper Played end and
captained the Irish eleven in 1919
The man who has sent the team
through three seasons with but one
defeat Originator OF the famous
Notre Dame shift and developer OF
the Irish aerial attack. He is mar
ried and resides at 1905 +. 81. Vim
cent ST., South Bend.
WALTER HALAS-As sis slant
coach and head basketball and track
mentor His work IN the football
line consists mainly in scouting
enemy elevens and giving their plays
TO the Freshmen for use against the
varsity while preparations are being
made for the game. lie has been at
Notre Dame three years and is mar
ried living at 1920 y. Francis St.
South Bend.
ROGER KILEY-Is on the coach
ing stan for the first time this year.
being used particularly 10 drill the
ends. Kiley was one OF the greatest
ends who has ever donned the Blue
and Gold toys. He was an all
American choice by many critics last
fall. His ability 10 grab forward
passes was the talk Of the football
world. Kiley's home is in Chicago.
CAPT. GLEN CARBERRY -
Fighting leader of the 1922 team and
one of the greatest defensive ends
oyer developed on Cartier field. Car
berry was held out of the limelight
for three years by the brilliancy Of
Eddie Anderson and Roger Kiley,
but has proved his mettle this fall,
despite a bad knee. He was in ser
vice during the world war and
severely wounded while in action He
! weighs 1S5 pounds and his home Is
at Ames Ia. VIII graduate from the
law school in June.
PAUL CASTNER-Castner Is one
| Of the most versatile men in college
athletics today and is starring at
| fullback on the football squad for
the third year Much of the Irish
attack is built around him, Paul
I being used in the triple threat
! position formerly held by the late
, George Gipp and Johnny Mohardt
He halls from st. Paul, MINI, where
| he graduated from St. Thomas Mill
! tary academy. and came to NOtre
Dame in the fall Of 1919 after two
! years service in the army, part Of
! which was spent overseas. He is
senior In the foreign commerce col.
| lege, president Of the Minnesota club
| and vice-president OF the Monogram
| club. Paul weighs 1873 pounds and IS
star baseball and hockey player.
ED DE GREE-Ed IS the second
OF his family to star in football at
/ Notre Dame, an older brother, "Cy,"
having been an important cog in the
/ Irish machines Of 1868. Like his
brother, Ed is a great punter and
has also played a sterling game at
! guard during the past three seasons.
De Gree's home Is at St. Cloud, MINI.
| where he starred at high school foot
ball. later joining the navy where he
attracted no little attention as a
punter while playing with the Har-
ward Radio School eleven. He came
to Notre Dame in 1919 and IS a
senior law student Ed weighs 1914
pounds.
! FRANK THOMAS-Thomas IS an
| other veteran who Will be lost to
] Of 10 of
the present season. He is playing
his third year on the squad as quar-
terback and has been playing
heady game. Franks home IS at
East Chicago, Ind, and he matri-
culated at Notre Dame in 1919 after
a brief period at Western State Nor
NAL at Kalamazoo. He is a senior
in the college Of law.
FORREST COTTON - Another
senior who has been playing a pow
erfuI game this fall is "Fod" Cotton
OF Elgin. III. "Fod" is a tackle and
during his first two years was used
as a reserve for Coughlin and Garvey
but this season he has come into his
own. He weighs 1s9 pounds and will
receive his Lit. b degree next June.
EUGENE OBERST-Oberst has
been filling the gap caused by the
injury 10 Tom Lieb. star tackle who
was hurt in the Purdue game, in a
very capable manner. Oberst IS
playing his last year on the squad,
having come TO Notre Dame from
! Greensboro. Ky, his home, in 1918.
Since his arrival in addition 10 play
ing on the squad. ne has acted as
coach Of the minims for three years.
He weighs ZOE pounds and Is six feet
five inches tall.
MICKEY KANE - Mick y
comes from Springfield. Mass and
has displayed great ability at foot
ball basketball and baseball since
arriving here in 1919. He is among
the best of the reserve halfbacks this
year and in addition is captain OF the
] basketball team and a brilliant base
ball player. Mickey" is a senior in
law.
bill" vOsS-Has been going
good at the center berth this year.
having been shifted there after hav-
ing worked at tackle for two years.
Noss comes from Harvey, H.. and
also came TO Notre Dame IN 1919 af-
ter two years army service He is
a senior in the College Of Commerce.
/ JIMMIE" CROWLEY 80 Perhaps
the most brilliant OF Rockne's sophO-
( more finds whose long runs have
| featured nearly every game Jim