The New York herald., 1922-11-12
"Time Out" Frequent.

ner around end, and q % yard dash
down the side line by Layden, who
almost broke clear
Chine Out" Frequent.
It was terrific battling from the start
and time out had TO be called frequent
y for players temporarily knocked
out" on both sides II anything. play
grew moro aggressive in the second
half and while tackling was clean It
vas far from gentle. 1T was fight
fight every minute and no effort spared.
no risk avoided.
Tho second half showed Notre Dame
the superior eleven by q clear margin
Army as a rule was kept on the de-
fensive Notre Dame began opening up
its attack and was aole to sustain 1t.
The Hoosiers started the second half
with a rush. After Castner had run
the kickoff back thirty yards TO the
3S yard line, three deceptive plays
two criss crosses and one shift-netted
sixteen yards But Notre Dame was
guilty Of holding at that point and q
fifteen yard penalty forced Castner 20
punt. A punting duel followed for three
or four minutes and Wood of the Army
easily held his own with Castner.
Notre Dame was calling on the for
ward pass now and then but not rs
often nor az successfully as had been
anticipated. Late IN the third period
a long pass by Wood was fumbled by
Smythc Army's quarterback, on Nore
Danes 80 yard hne. and It was then
that the Hoosiers found themselves and
began their drive for n touchdown
FIVE first downs followed IN row ss
the Army une was flung back slowly
but surely. One pass from Crowley 10
Castner was good for ten yards. another
by the same combination netted twenty
yards, and third ten yards. Notre
Dame was varying the direction or the
fling puzzlingly and Army failed TO
fathom it at that point. Also, Crowley
was hurting the ball with wonderful
accuracy. The aerial attack coupled
with a five yard off-side penalty against
Army made Il first down on West
Points Is yard line. Castner and Crow
ley made il first down on the yard
line in two deceptive thrusts outside
OF tackle The next plunge earned a
yard. and then came the distressing
tumble that spoiled Notre Danes day.
Field Goals Fail.
Tie midwesterners outrushed Army
six first downs to one in the second
half and gained 125 yards 10 So Cast
ner made two attempts al field goal. one
in each half, once from the IS yard
line and again 80 yards from the Army
goal. but on each occasion his attempt
was hurried and his drop kick rolleu
along the ground instead of rising. Car
brisch made two tries at goal from place
ment The first, from the - yard line.
failed to reach far enough tho second,
the last play OF the game. failed Twice
In the second half Arny's forwards
broke through and blocked Cashiers
punt
Wood. smythe. Dodd and Lawrence
did great work carrying tho ball for the
Army in the first half Their defensive
play. too. was splendid. In the latter
half of the game. however. Notre Dame
held the ball the greater part OF the
time and the Army offensive seldom had
q chance to shine. Lawrence, who re-
covered two fumbles and who figure
prominently in some important tackles.
was che conspicuous figure for Army
late in the game.
Army's best chance 10 score came IN
the second period and was aided by
Quarterback Stuhldreher's tumble OF
Woods punt. Wood had kicked from
West Points 10 yard line. Stuhldreher
fumbled on Notre Danes 80 yard line
and Dodd recovered. Lawrence am
Wood then ploughed through 20 the II
ward limo on seven plays and Notro
Dame lost five yards moro for being
offside The Hoosiers braced and Lay
den intercepted n forward pass on the
final down twelve yards from the goal
lise The lineup