South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-22
Flashy Work of Crowley for
Irish Is Feature of Battle
Depauw Unable Stop Phantom HaIfbackCerney Runs 95
Yards for Touchdown on Kickoff-Fitzpatrick Stars
for Tgers-Rockne Uses Many Substitutes.

afternoon on Cartier aeld and Coach
Knute Rockne's phantom halfback
Crowley had a big hand In the ty-
Ing
However. CONVEY was not the
only youngsters that showed yester-
day and demonstrated the effects of
good coaching as ROckne threw al
most his entire squad against the
visitors during the afternoon and
with the exception OF several spots
during the play when the gold and
blue lire looked ragged they all
came thr ugh In fine style.
Though Notre Dame was general
Iy doped 90 win the absence of stars
like Cashier. Degree and Miller
was expected 90 be felt and was felt
a. times when the DePauw backs
crashed through the line for steady
and substantial gains.
Tigers Fight.
Beaten though DePauw was they
we're never routed and went down
before a better team in every de-
partment Of the game. but went
down fighting all the way. They
succeeded IN doing what no other
aggregation has been able 70 do
this year and that is cross the gold
and blue goal line. The lone score
coming In the middle Of the sec
ond quarter when Fitzpatrick, IT,
ger quarterback slipped around
right end and Guiding half dozen
Notre Dame tackIers scampered 90
yards 90 a touchdown.
with the exception and once In
the initial quarter when they were
inside Notre Danes 25-yard line
DePauw did not seriously threaten
the Irish goal
Neither team could register in the
first period but with the injection
Of Crowley into the fray az the start
OF the second things began % hap
pen. This youngster was mystery
10 the DePauw defense from the
start and his slippery elusive dashes
brought the stands tc their feet on
every occasion he ook the ball
lis headv following OF his interior
ences. breaking loose at the right
time and his instructive avoiding or
tacklers together with his speed
mark him as one Of the coming foct-
ball greats.
Score i'm Second.
Notre Dame registered a touch
down shortly after the second quar-
ter started which was due TO grea-
forward passing. The first pass
came after Connel made two short
dashes for five and . yards. Ger
ney shot the ball 20 McNulty VINO
had replaced Capt. Carberry at emo
which was good for Is yards. Stuhl-
dre.er then slipped into the lineup
whipped a long pass to Mayl over
the goal line.
After an exchange of punts Fitz-
patrfck fumbled one and Regain teI
or the ball. This gave the Irish
chance TO register again and they
were duick to grab the advantage.
Crowley was given the ball ana
flashed around right end for SO
Yards and a touchdown in one OF
the prettIest runs OF the day. lie
kicked the goal. giving Notre Dame
a "a 20 margin.
Rockne continued changing his
men by throwing In suost tuteS De
PAW was held safely In the middle
OF The field and apparently had no
Glance TO score when Fitzpatrick,
who was far and away the star OF
.the opposition. got away and reg 3
tered his SIS yard run 10 a score.
Carnev opened the second half by
duplicatlug runs made from kick
offs already this year by CaslneL
and Don Miller when he received
Rurton's boot on his own hVe var"
lie and drove stra ght down the
center OF the deid aided by spec
tactflar interference 20 the DeP"-W
coal line for Notre Danes mira
touchdown. II was a beautiful run
and the team work in the 0terIer-
ence was one OF the features o.
ne game II IS the fourth ,ime
this season Notre Dame backs have
raced for touchdowns on hekoris.
Notrs Dame scored again In tne
tbird period on runs hy Crowley
and Stuhrdrener and line snaS mes
nv Cernev and Council, StuhldreneF
telrirc the bail across the line III
fbe fourth period Crowley asalh
.ut loose witch one OF his runs ana
ms time eauopcd an even go yards
.fb~ourh the Tiger tacklers for
score.
All and only showed occaslona.
--,,trress I'm the line Leyten ana
.,oDreu i'm she backhe.d looked Ike
va-e~ans every minute cf The al,e'-
non They handled themselves
.,.-fs-t1, In interference and mussea
,-,-ffraIv every Try for a as
made uy pePauw- Caroeils
,r, and llcNultv displayed great
defcrs ve power and played more
s-,,sf-tne games Cerney ana LAYER
~oo5 also showed class ~ sHas il''.s
she line.
NJ once during the afternoon did
No. Dame have -o caa rme our
Tor INJURIES while DePauw men were
a, h.f shane at various times In alE
~ f1e uesE1G- The gold and o'ue
~eau .4ue through the game with-
ont suffering au injury 20 "a man ana
vrI.h -re exceuefun of the regulars
nov or the injured is- che squad
ehouId entraln for Atlanta this week
1n fairly good shape.
Lineup and summary
Notre Dame peFauW
Car1srry tCap) .-......--.- Clark
Left End
Cotton ...-....-A -.-... Fortune
Left Tackle
brown .-......-... FISHER Capt.
Let Guard.
Na-sh ...-.-.... ...---.... Johnson
Cre-er
kIzer .........-. ----...- Slmons
Right Guard
Oberst ....-...-.- --..... Pressler
Easht Tackle
Tergsra ....-...-. -..... Adams
Right End