South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-28

gan territory and Ryan tried another
goal from placement.
Unable 10 stop Miller.
Then came that series of PLAYS
that put Michigan behind Miller.
Miller. Miuer-it was all Miller. in
terspersed with forward passes and
on-side kicks. Risht down toward
the Maise and Blue goal marched
Longman's men with Captain Ed
wards opening mammoth holes for
his red-headed halfback
Miller took the ball from Mich
igans 12yard line Rodgers stop
ped him after he had gone two yards
beyond the former Inc of scrim-
mage Again he lowered his red
head and charged at Rodgers with
Edwards leading the way. Eight
yards that play netted
Two yards 20 the goal was all
that lay before Longman's men.
over on the side lines the former
Michigan fullhack was yelling. over
on the gridirou Edwards and Aller-
dice were shouting 10 their men. To
the right of the goal post Lynch, the
Notre Dame center. spread himself
over the ball Straight at Casey
plunged Miller. The line heaved up
ward and then sank. Scarcely an
inch had been gained or lost. Again
the red-haired halfback plunged.
Again il was Casey who took the
shock. A foot, possibly two the
Michigan right wing Welded 10 Mill
CT. Edwards ana Vaughn.
Notre Dame Scores.
Ten thousand people were silent
Up in the bleachers Hamilton's voice
could be heard swapping out the sig
mails. For the -hird time Miller
charged at the right wing. II was
the same upheaval, the same swaying
back and forth. Then the players
disentangled themselves. They stood
up in a close circle and none but
they could see where the ball had
stopped. Referee H0agland elbowed
his way through the painting. padded
pl2yers. a Notre Dame sub was
holding Longman. The Notre Dame
coach had thrown aside his coat.
His hat broken and crumpled laid
somewhere on the sidelines.
Then the knot Of players gave
way. Yelling. dancing like >madmen
the Notre Dame players ran down
the field. Miller lay with his back
on the goal line and Rugged the ball
10 his chest The ball was across
the chalk mark"
That was the first score in that
great battle. The game ended II to
Notre Dame. and with il went the
Western title. That is n sample Of
the bruising battle Cap Edwards
went through at Notre Dame for
four years and then without stop
ping took up the professional game
each fall and is still rated one of the
sreatest tackles in the country to-
day His Canton Bulldogs. of which
club he is still captain. are cOnsid-
cred the strongest aggregation of
eX-colege stars playing together to-
day The men on the team are al
most all ex-all-American selections
of Walter Camp and other critics.
The Canton team has never made
overtures 10 men while they are in
college and no college man has ever
played on the team while ne was
attending school
Cap has been injured a number
Of times and has had a bad knee
that caused him much trouble. but
outside of that he has gone through
the mill continuously for the past
Is years and is apparently getting
better all the time His long ev-
perience has made him able 20 make I
an opposing lueman look like a
novice unless he happens 10 be a
ar himself and then the final YER
dict is usually with the South Bend
boy.
While at Notre Dame Edwards
won the heavyweight title in both
boxing and wrestling at the universi- /
" His great strength. ability and
staying power made him a formid I
able man in the squared ring At
ter leaving school he coached West
Virginia university in football and
coached the weight men on the track
team and turned out two exception
ally strong elevens.
He then returned 20 South BENZ
10 enter the construction business
and has been engaged in that work
since with the exception Of a few
weeks in the fall when he dons the T.
old moleskins.