South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-24

room OF the Ole
CARBERRY vcr hotel last
night
The now leader halls from Iowa
and Is a graduate of the Ames, Ia.
high school I'm 1916 he attended
West Point Military academy and
was a member of the football squad
there. Leaving West Point, Judge
entered Ames college in his home
town and spent his freshman year
there. leaving to join Uncle SANS
forces iu the World war He was
made lieutenant i'm the army and
served "a period Of two years, most
Of which time was spent overseas.
Judge" WAS wounded twice and
saw action ln many Of the important
battles during be summer OF 1918
At Notre Dame Carberry has been
"a member OF tho football squad dur
Ing the past tWo years and has an
envlablo record ON the gvldiron.
To be able 90 play with the 1922
squad and lead the team during the
next season Carberry mas sacrificed
an opportunity 90 graduate from the
Notre Dame Law school this june.
without receiving his degree this
spring he viii be eligible for am
other year on the squad and viii re-
ceive degree next February.
Responds With Talk.
Tn responding i'm "a short talk on
his election last night. )Carberry ex-
prem his gratitude to Coaches
RocEue and EaIas. and the members
Of the squad for the honor bestow-
cd upon him and pledged his SINGER
est support for the season OF 1922.
Ed Degree. veteran guard who was
The defeated nominee. IN few
words thanked the team for honor
irg him with the nomination. and
stated that Dee would be inclined 10
night ali the harder next season un-
der taroerry leadership.
Cautaiu Eddie Anderson who
studied the 1921 championship grid
team was tao first man called upon
Gv Toastmastcr Rockne Eddie"
in q few modest words thanked the
players for their cooperation during
the season. and expressed his adj
mirauon OF Rockne
Speeches by Ioastmaster Coach
knute Eoekne and members or
The squad featured the last time
thc entire squad OF 1921 will meet
toge . DE- cold footballs were dis
triou.ed to each mem Der or the
squad fioI- benlt1, chairman %
The athletic board distributed the
sold honorary AWARDS.
coach hocNhe' before Gaining up
'n me players VINO gradu ale from
Notie baihe IN june save SNORT
sails ON the merits oil the team
stating that ne had mo- regrets IN
3s se.ection OF men "''h p4l one
'AcepIen ana tHal was Jhd- ne was
SORRY that ne hau aucE D unl Der
Of great h1-I-hacha last ran Ia
calling upon Earl Walsh Coacn
E'chne paid that sterling player
heh -flou,e saving he was q much
better AalI-0ack inan given credI1
iar.
Walsh. 20 short Response. told
Coaches kockne and HAAS or his
appreciation OF MS being under
their direction during the PAST
three years and havlnS been afih-
a-ed WIKI the players and "Notre
Dame"
Pays Tribute 10 shaw
DE- iutrOduCinE "Buck SHAW
Eockue said that "Buck" was one
OF the greatest tackles ever or
Notre Dame team shaw made q
short Response OF gratitude 1u be-
ing under RoCkues direction ane
making the true friendships OF tho
players
Johnnie Mohar5t. all-American
ra-fback. was next called upon by
the toastmastcr. Mohardt COM
r4erfed -ha+ echo TYNE of men found
ar Nc-~e Dame exist nowhere else
ANA Is mo pheasant feeling t0 rass
oYt Of their lives
rrt-,du,f0r Rnb prersu veteran
-r1rbeck Rorrve compared him 10
r-44ts Drgo7- a.. fe-,,a,. N-orra Dame
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