South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-05

defense when injected into the game
in the fourth quarter.
Irish Line ImprcGnable.
Great Improvement IN the work OF
the Irish line was evidenced through
cut yesterdays battle and seldom
were the Crimson backs able 10
make much headway After Sloate,
who. with Capt Duke" Hanny, did
most OF the offensive work FOR the
Crimson. had broken away through
the line for a 2j-yard run IN tho
ea-'y part Ct the game. the irish
forwards stoadied and held safely
the rest of the fray This forced
Coach Herron's team 20 resort 20 a
forward pass offensive at when they
made several Substantial gains
Leading the work of Rocknes
Hnemen wae Eddie De Gree. who
had not Leen expected 90 figure
prominently In the game because of
an injury received at Georgia Tech.
last saturday De Gree did about
everything possible for a forward to
accomplish while he was I'm the bat
tie several times throwing Crimson
runners for losses while on another
occasion ne broke through and
blocked ono OF Hennys kicks Bob
Regan recovering for the Irish The
other forwards were not much be-
hind Decree. Cotton and Regan
playing particularly well.
Carbcrry out.
At no time during the contest did
Rockne send his full strength
against the Indiana team or it IS
likely thet the score would have
been much larger. Capt Judge"
Carberry. who suffered a knee in
jury ia the Georgia Tech. game. was
not used at all during the fray as ne
is being saved for gruelung strug-
sic with the Army eleven next Sat
Urday. and the Fl st string backdeld
was not sent In until the second
quarter was well under way.
In addition. the forward pass at
tack for which the Irish are re-
nowned wherever football is Gls-
oussed was little used and nearly
every gain was the result OF fierce
Line attacks or deceptive dashing end
runs. The crowd was not treated TO
a display Of the passes which were
such a vital element in the victory
over Georgia Tech. as passes were
not needed for gains AT no time
did they open up with the attack
which Is relied upon to turn back
the Army and Nebraska.
Crimson Defense stubborn.
However. Indiana did not prove
90 be a weak team by any means and
they put up exactly the same game
fight which was expected of them.
They were at their best. of course,
during the first and final periods
when the Irish lineup was clustered
with second string men but they also
offered stubborn. If futile. resist
ance 90 Rockue's regular backs.
Capt. Hanny. VINO played at emo on
the defensive and at fvub3ck ON the
offensive proved himself TO be all
that has been said Of him although
ne was unable 10 make any great
Roadway against the Notre Dame
line. Hanny was a big factor In
both the defense and offense plays
OF the Crimson and also did all the
kicking for his team.
other Indiana players who played
a prominent part for their team
were Sloate. Moomaw and France.
SlOate got away for the best gain
made By the Crimson and was also
ON the receiving end OF the major
port. Jon Of the passes completed.
Moomaw showed no little ability at
hurting the oval while France broke
up many OF the Irish plays IN addi-
tiou TO having a keen faculty for fol-
lowing the ball
shock BaClSHcId Scores.
The first marke" came in the mid
a., ~ the second quarter. shortly
-c~ S,uhld-eher Crowley, Don
Miller and Cashier had been sent In
10 replace Rockoe's shock" back
field 4 concerted attack led by
Miller hal carried the ball well into
Indiana territory where 81 was lost
on downs The HooS.ers then put
forth their best running attack of
the game out Go went for naught
when Vergara recovered Hannys
tumble on the Irish 25-rard line.
Then the real fireworks started
Miller went for so yards on the first
play Crowley, Miller and Cashier
added several more and young NIL
Ter then dasned = . yards more, pIac-
ing the bali or the 25-yard line.
From hero Cashier dashed around
end for the touchdown and added a
point by kicking goal
The half ended with Notre Dame
leading by seven points but the re-
rewed attack soon brought more
ITALICS. Cashier received the kickof
az the start of the half and came
very close 90 duplicating a feat he
has already accomplished twice this
season-that OF scoring a touch
down from the kickoff Paul had
eluded every man except the safety
and had travelled so yards 90 the
Hoosler S5-yard line when he was
slowed up by stumbling this en-
abIinz Moomaw 90 bring him down
Crowley. Miller and Cashier then
slternated az puncturing the Grim
son line and the latter went over for
the touchdown from the vineyard
lire. He again added the point by
booting the goal
45 Yard Field Goal
Then followed the frst Of Cast
ner's field goals. a beautiful kick
which sent the ban squarely between
the uprIghts from the 45-yard lire
and shortly after ne sent another
one over the bar from Che 35-yard
line.
The last touchdown came when
Cashier intercepted a long pass from