South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-29
AERIAL ATTACK
0JJTWITS HUSKY
YELLOW JACKETS
Inflict Defeat on Pride Of
South on Home Soil First
Time In SIX Years.
.CASTNER Is REAL STAR
Rockne's inexperienced Outfit
Reveals Strategy -Fumbles
Costly to Tech.
BY \ STAFF CORRESPONDENT.

BY \ STAFF CORRESPONDENT
ATLANTA. Ga. Oc. 2S-Whet-
ever doubt may have existed az 20
the prowess cf tho 1922 Notre Dame
football team was d.spelled az Grant
field this afternoon when Coach
Rockne's inexperienced Fighting
Irish" showed large southern
crowd OF $4,000 persons an aerial
attack hitherto unknown below the
Mason-Dixon line and swept 20
victory. IS to 3. over Georgia Tech.
the Golden Tornado and champions
OF the south.
Il was the first time in SIX years
that Tech had been forced 20 bow
10 defeat on their home grounds.
During this period such teams as
Pennsylvania. Centre Georgetown
and Washington and Lee had vainly
attempted what the Irish accom-
plished today
There was nothing indecisive about
the victory. for after the first period.
when Rockne played second-string
backs. the issue was never In doubt.
although the Yellow Jacket backs
made several concentrated attacks
upon the lighter NOtre Dame line.
The southerners. however, were un-
able 10 fathom the IRISH overhead
attack and this, coupled with their
own frequent fumbung. kept them
from ever being a serious contender
after the start Of the second quarter.
Barron's tumble Costly.
Even a spectacular iast-minute
attack-when victory was almost
beyond hope OF realization-mIgnr
have led TO touchdown had IL not
been that RED" Barron. captain
and star Of the southerners. fumbled
at a disastrous moment on the Notre
Dame Vineyard line where the ball
had been carried by virtue OF a so
yard run following a forward pass.
The Notre Dame line whose work In
following the ball was one Of the
outstanding features or its play. was
on the ball in an instant, Il was
recovered and Tech. lost Its only
real chance for a touchdown.
To Paul Cashier. versatile FULL
back OF the Irish squad. goes a
great portion OF the credit for the
won lerful showing OF the team and
at the same time he takes his place
as the successor Of the late George
Glpp and Johnny Mohardt In the
Notre Dame forward pass attack
In addition to scoring the first
touchdown after having received a
short pass over goal line from Stuhl-
dreher. Paul was on the hurting end
OF nearly every pass completed. Ills
work in this department was a
source Of wonderment to the Tech
players. who were utterly unable to
cope with the attack. Cashier also
was a bulwark OF strength at back
ing up the line and ne never failed
to gain when called upon through
the line when yardage was needed.
Carberry Injured
Rockne furnished considerable Of
a surprise when his opening lineup
was announced. Instead OF star
ing Crowley. Cashier ane Miller
each Of whom had been counted on
for great things-Layden. Cornell
and Cerney. all OF them sophornores
facing their first real test, took their
places in the backdieid. While II
was against them that Tech scored
their lone field goal. each showed
ability that augurs vel for the fu-
ture.
The only damper on the spirits
Of the Notre Dame squad came when
Judge" Carberry. captain and star
end, was forced to retire IN the first
quarter on account OF Injuries. At
the time the game looked like a terri
fife struggle and the loss OF the
Irish captain. who had been per
forming brilliantly on the defence,
appeared a severe blow.
Georgia Tech was the first 20
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