South Bend news-times., 1922-12-22

pEllQlAlE AOA oDAAlI NAAAAIs III Nv -
as the signing of the agreement
for the game awaited the hnal
action Of the Princeton board,
which met this week.
Classic of Season.
The clash between the Fight
.ng Irish and the Fighting
Tiger. two of the 'fightingest
teams in the country, should pro-
vide the intersectional classic of
the season. as no two teams. the
country over, could provide a
m o re colorful struggle. The
game will bring together not
only two of the most powerful
elevens of the year, but will also
mark the meeting Of the two great
est eNDonents of the open style of
football 80 highly in favor with
football followers. This fact alone
should make the game "a much great
or drawing card than the Princeton
Chicago contest Of 1921 when less
. than 20 600 persons Jourueyed 70
the Palmer stadium 10 see the Ma
lroons play.
Another picturesque angle 10 the
game from the standpoint OF foot
bali critics s the meeting OF the
4 teams of. perhlrs, the two greatest
coaches i'm the land. Knute Rockne
+ and EiU Roper. Both have Uniform
ly successful teams ard the clash
should b-ing forth the best poss. Die
in gridi-ou play
The agreement with the Princeton
Hauthorlties covers merely the 1929
cuutes-. Coach BocknC said.
-Four Banner Came.
While the schedule iuclUacs four
if games of paramount importance -
i'those with Princeton. Army Nebras-
IA and Geur1ia Tech-nOuc OF the
other games. with the exception OF
Il the opening contests. can be looked
upon rs easy I'm meeting the Army
and Princeton the Irish viii oppose
two of the best tclms the east can
boast Of and .n Nebraska and Ciecr-
gia Tech. ROckue's men VIII face
the champions of their respective
+ seotfore Eve ~ the games viii he
81 PLAYED et Cartier field add five
away from home.
rs & clean slate wiz just about give
the Irish q strlngichold on the na-
t.oral championship.
The season vfll open on Sept. %
wish Kalamazoo providing the OPP
pcs ltcr m Cartier field The k1-
cooks have opened each season foI
tEe past compile OF years and alwaJ
fsrr.-h q good practice fray. The
following saturday She Lombard col
tege eleven of Go}ssburE ILL.,, WI
plsv q. N0tra Dame in the last gam.
before the "Dlg n1!s1" starts The
Lombard team has not been bsateT
IN two wears an I. decfslvely trimmed
the irish reserves during the seasor
Just closed
TIrcc in Row.
After the Lombard same corn.
.r-eN Of tho biggest games Of tn
season on successive Saturdays. Th'
Cadets Of West Point VIII come frs
AMI Army authorities hzve consent
eG 20 permit tho 1923 game 10 b'
PLAYED st Ncw York instead ot @
tae historic PLAINS. The l.ui-et
seaun- Caps -tv at she wiii-7r.
acalolrF aud tho tremendous iEtcr
81 which tine an.-al classic ha
aroused rs.es-itlfsg tne change. ]
has rst been definitely decide.
yet. Dow ever whether She game W!
bo s'leei at thr Polo Grounds o.
az tne rev Yankees park.
TolI0wre Tho Army game-W -Wh.cl
shoulI provide as Ercat battle a
during The past season gs Woo.
and many of She We-, Point s,5r
win a-siu ar avallapls-t1o lrisl
se-1f w. RETURN q. south Bend 10
three cars r.actc. before eD-raiu
.rE Cor pe.u.e.au The No.ro Dam
team U.- He handicapped 90 SOM
a>t,at Hv t.e Eee- that Che power
fr Army ;a.G .auat Dee Jos, SSH
Uf .r .E preparation f1r he orlu~
a.G EHes r..yrr ag- Irtsh follow
r.e rrta..-r.. 7re 90 man u1i,
.G u tre H..aE .Hct capt Brown
.rr $50. eauH.e .nH Tiger team.
FIRST Iuuc since tgtt.