South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-08
Is C.. Louis woIL.

Yesterday afternoon lt hurdled an
other zoe. a foe that was bent on
spiUing the Rockne clan. but the
cold and Blue combination. after be-
.ng held 90 q lone touchdown in the
arst half by n consistently stubborn
-esistancs on the part of Coach steve
O'ROurke's S. Louis University elev-
IN. came back with a real NOtre
Dame comeback" ia the second half
Aand crossed the MissOur.ans gaol
3hree times more. bringing the total
IS to o.
Young Don Miller. who relieved
Maher az right half, started the big
push I'm the second half, and Miller
did not wait until the half was very
old TO start on the kickoff at the
opening whistle of the half the
younger brother ~ Red Miller. who
made football history at Notre Dame
when the present half back was in
knee trousers. received a perfect kick
on his own FIVE yard line and behind
beautiful Interference raced through
the entire ST. Louis team 95 yards
for a touchdown.
The run was the real thrill OF the
afternoon and Miller's evasion OF the
deadly tackling Of the opposition
marked him as formidable man with
the ball He followed IL ZIP with an
other touchdown a few minutes later.
This instance and one or two others
are the only times during the entire
game tina 1.-THE ST. Louis defense
slipped UP. Their tackling was dead
~ and sure and It and not the Notre
Dame offense was responsible for
the low score IN the first half. as
much as anything.
At the start OF the game the st.
Louis eleven showed its lighting quail
tiles. The offense was never danger
Gus and at no time during the en-
tire contest was the Cold and Blue
goal threatened, but their defense
held the Irish az bay through the
first two periods.
The first touchdown was made pos
sibIe by a great return OF a punt by
Thomas. he received the kick on
he Notre Dame 4S-yard line and
circling ST. Louis right end who
lunged at him when he received the
bail, ne side-slipped his way toward
the oppositiOn's goal and when fin
aIly pulled down was on the ST. Louis
S-yard line.
Crowley then took the ball three
Yards off tackle and Cashier plunged
through guard for the first score.
tie failed I'm the kick for the point
nd Notre Dame lead 20 o.
Here the NOtre Dame drive stop
ped as far as scoring was concerned.
O. = H.
hght that held the Gold and Blue
90 downs and forced Cashier back
TO punt. However. with the ball in
their possession the st. Louis war
riors were helpless against the Irish
line and only for a few minutes in
the second quarter were anly appre-
ciably gains made.
,McCarty at guard and Avis at end
were great in defeat and time and
again nailed and broke up Notre
Dame end runs and liRe plays How
ever. Rockue-s men did not open up
once and let their attack rest al
straight football Toward the end
Of the period the Gold and Blue start
ed a drive toward the 81. Louis goal
which undoubtedly would have end
ia ara "a A0AEAANAENl kAA AAat n ms T.
az the end OF the half halted the ad
vance on the 20-yard line. first down
Earlier IN the quarter Notre Dame
was la the shadow OF the visitors
goal. but Mccarthy got through and
smeared a cris-crOss for loss OF 10
yards and recovered The BAN when
Cashier tried for q drop kick and
missed.
At the beginning OF the second
haE Notre Dame started with a
rash and after Miller made his sen
satlonal run for a touchdown on the
kickoff threatened the st. Louis goal
repeatedly. on the k.ckon follow
ing the touchdown the Notre Dame
backs Bergman. Cashier and Miller
started n steady march down the
field. Frs. Bergman for fifteen and
then Cashier for ten and Miller fC1
Eve until within so yards OF the posts
Miller get loose and in a broken
field wormed his way 10 the goa
ne
Rockne shot in several SUBSTITUTES
az this point on the KICKOFF Miller
received the BAR ana returned ID
"a yards Castner crashed through
for zen, Stuhldrehcr fumbled bu
recovered losing two yards. on az
exchange OF puuts Castnar gained
Layden c!rcied the end for 90 yards
and s.. Louis was penaIzcd ] 3 yard.
FOR roughnesss From here Castnei
plugged the line and Laydeu. Stuhl
dreher and Miller carried it 90 the
three yard line where StuhldreheI
took e over for the final touchdown
The fourth quarter found 81. L.ouis
gain holding and though the Irish
were within a short distance OF the
line twice were forced 20 try Tor
drop kicks because Of fourth down
AFTER receiving q punt IN mid Geld
with Just a few minutes 20 play the
Gold and Blue attack had worked
: The ball down 20 St Louis so vars
Inc when the final whistle blew.
LINEUP
No;rc Dame (26) ST. Louis %
Carberry Capt. Ie Kefiy le
STANCE 81 Schwarz IL
Degree g Thornton lg
Regan Geraghty
Brown re- Mccarthy rs
Lleb r. Quirk n
Vereara re Avis re
Thomas qb Eggler Capt. %
Crowley ih5 flanagan tAb
Aaner rhb O'Leary RIB
Cashier fg Elausner 10
Substitutious-N cCanachle for o.
I.eary. ssuhldrehsr for Thomas. Dor
Miller fer Maher. Bergman foE
Crowley. Krug Tor Thornton. schaef-