South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-15

coach OF the Jones family, but l
must have recalled the stirring
finishes Of Yale's football teams
in the days when he and his
brother, Tad, now Yale coach,
played on the same Yale eleven.
Yale threatened to tie and
possibly win the game. a con-
certed advance toward Iowa
goal of 79 yards ending a few
seconds before the last whistle
blew with a forward pass over
the goal line which grounded.
Tad. as quarterback. directed
two ia mous games against
Princeton i'm which Yale came from
behind for victory.
Capt. Gordon Locke, so dazed
from his brilliant line smashing that
ne could hardly speak. as he was as
sisted aboard the train could only
murmur happiness:
Wire the folks In Iowa just how
we won
ongratuIatcs Brother
u
diateiy after the game and shook
hands heartily with mis- brother and
capt Locke I'm a statement Tad
said.
have nothing but praise for
tho Iowa team but ] also have IN
limited confidence in this Yale team
ANY other comment that 1 might
make would probably be misunder-
stood Capt Locke. his team and
Howard. have nay CONGRATULATIONS.
Cold statistics show that Iowa was
the superior in all departments OF
the game except i'm running back
kicks. at which Neldlinger, sub Yale
quarterback. playing because of in
juries TO O'Heafn. outshone every
body on the field
WIGHT ad Cochran. a sub halff
back. figured largely i'm Yale's end
game advance but the heart Of the
crowd warmed TO Capt. Gordon
Locke and Parkin. of Iowa because
OF the formers smashing line plunges
and the latter's end runs. These runs
often were Individual accomplish
ments. weaseI-Iike wriggling after
interference had met difficulties in
clearing the way. The scoring play
was an eight yard end run by Parker.
The lineup and summary follows:
Iowa (s) Yale COZ
kdueShl .sss.s......s $4,000 IN0J
Ileft End)
Thompson .--.-.---.-.--...--- Greene
Cleft Tackled
Minnick ....- Cruikshank (A-C)
Cleft Guard)
HEIDI .....-............ Landls
Center
Crtse ...........-......... ..... CroSs
CRight Guard)
Engeldinger ..... ........... Diller
bright TacKle)
Hancock -.....-...- ..-..-.-.... human
CRight Enid
PariIin ..........-.. ...-. Neldllnger
CQuarterback)
J Shuttleworth .............-.. Wight
Cleft Halfback)
Miller ...--.......-.-. .--..--. Gee flaels
bright Halfback)
Locke CO ....--..--... Mallory
(Fullback)
Score by periods:
Iowa 100 Go
Yale $3.50 90
Iowa scoring: -TouCh
ker. Referee-Dr. r J. O'Brien
Tufts Umpires-David l. Fultz
Brown Field judge Magidsohn,
Michigan Head lnesman-F. z.
Birch. Earlham Time OF periods
70 minutes.
FIRST Period.
Iowa won the toss and Yale elected
10 kick of A warm sun came out a
few minutes before the game start
ed When Yale lined up Jordan was
not among them Harry Cross
kicked on and two Yale men downed
e. Hawkeye halruack ON the 2--yard
line Locke hit The line for 9 Yards.
Shuttleworth skirted left rackle for
six more Parkiu dropped back as
though 20 punt but t1ere was a FUN
bic and it was Wales bali on the
visitors 30-yard line. NeidHnger
tossed a forW -rd pass when Parkin
intercepted on the Hdwkeye 25yard
lire Another tumble and once more
Yale had the ball or the Hawkeye
25-yard line WiEht got yards or
right tackle Wight fumbled but
recovered the ball Wight threw a
pass which failed and it was fourth
down on The 2S-yard Jine Wight
tried for a drop kick but the ball
went under the cross bar. The ball
was put in play on the 20-yRrd line.
Parkin made yards around lefJ
tackle. Parkin GOT through center
FOR FIVE more Locke hit center and
they piled mp When the referee IN
tangled them there was still a yard
20 80 on tho fourth down. Minnick
punted % Neidlinger. who was drop
ped IN hts tracks on YaIe's 3O-yard
line Wight punted TO Parkin who
was run out Of bounds In midheld.
The westerners had gained 20 yards
by the exchange o. punts Parkia
was downed after a 3-yard gain be-
ing stopped by Mallory Locke got
through left guard for three more.
Long Pass.
PaTkln hurried a long pass which
fell 20 earth IN Yale territory. Min