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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30
CHARLEY WHITE AND JOHNNY
TRAMBITAS ARE MUCH ALIKE

Against another boxer White or
TrafublsAs does not 40 as good.
Against an aggressive boy they both
look like champions. White always
gayo Benny Leonard great fight
because Benny would lead 10 him.
Turnout his career white has
either looked like champ or n bum.
His fight here in Seattle against Ed.
die shannon was terrible. A week
or 30 later no took on Afuff Bronson
In Portland and knocked tho hitter
cold In few punches. shannon
didn't lead and Bronson did.
Aggressive boys have had bad luck
boxing Trambiiaa. Back several
years ago when Just beginner they
began to feel tho power OF Johns
left hook. He knocked out Frank
Pete. Alike o'Dowd. and other boys
who were going good at that time.
The other night in Tacoma Tram.
bltas caught Borcot with some wal.
lops that shook Dodo from his toes
TO his teeth. but his great stamina
and condition served him in good
stead and no pulled thru where many
boxers would have gone down for
keeps.
caruso Dan Salt Is busiiy engnged
in lining UP tho rest Of HIS bill and
win feature some new names again.
II posslble no will use Pete Bross.
the AocklnR Great Falls middle.
weight. in the scmlfinal This 10.
cal mlddleweights have all suffered a
sudden change OF heart since Bross
trimmed Billy Harms last week and
don't care for any OF tho aggressive
Montana boys game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30

rs Johnny Tramhiias. tho promising
4 young Portland lightweight. who
meets Dods Bcrcot. In tho main
event Of next Tuesday nights card
AZ the Crystal Pool. a second Charley
White in tho making7
a number OF boxing critics who
have sncn him In action tho past
year. and many fans. arc forming the
opinion that TrameitaS In nm exact
replica OF the famous Chicago bat.
tier. who went 20 tho top Via the left
hook route.
In the first place T'ramblias IL q
real lightweight. White has always
been n natural lightweight and one
Of the few who could come in al
100 and later f35 pounds ringsldc
without trouble.
Next Trambitas II tho posscssor OF
"a natural left hook that resembles
Whites In delivery and hitting pow.
or. Trambiias hits harder with his
left hand than his right. fact which
II seldom found in any boxer.
Going on with the comparison,
both TrambItaa and White are tho
Same typo OF fighters They can boz
rs good ~ the next one. but depend
on the punch 70 put them over big.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30
BY FRANK GETTY


NEW YORK. Nov. 30. - walkers
y from Icas, and West, from Can,
ada and from foreign lands walked
in the 18th annual handicap walk OF
the walkers club OF America yestcr
day. but nobody knows who walked
away with tho prize.
Officials Of tho Walkers club and
tho registration committee OF the
Metropolitan A. A. u. struggled 20.
day to straighten out tho tangle into
which the 20 starters had walked
them.
There were old. hardy veterans OF
tho heel and toe and youngsters who
never knew an "Evercsdy" IN the
field that siumped away from city
han about the time most folks were
sitting down 10 their Thanksgiving
turkey.
Young Charley Eschenbach. OF
the Pastimo Athletic club. was first
TO finish at Surf ave. Coney lslnnd.
Then came g. Bristow. sporting the
silks OF tho Canadian Y. NJ. C. A.
Willie Plant. who IL 20 walkers what
Dempsey Is TO tho prize ring. was
fourth. having started from scratch.
Plant administered sound defeat
10 Granville. the Canadian walker.
who finished isth. reversing the re.
suit Of the national seven.mllo cham.
pionship last month.
The officials had checked Off tho
first ~ arrivals and tho spectators
were drifting AWAY and II seemed TO
DO all over when tho first OF the
judges who had been stationed along
tho course arrived breathlessly.
"Disduailfy EschenbRch." he in.
structcd the officials. unfair walk.
ing"
An cutlery OF protest arose.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30
Fine Year
Completed
" 18th in
Benson Tech, of Portland,
Showed Under by Score
of sc to o
BY TOM OLSEN

EVERETT high schools days OF
- grid superiority did not pass
when Enocn Bagshaw left the prep
institution 10 take up similar duties
at the University OF Washington.
Tho City OF smokestacks is right
now represented by an eleven nearly
AZ. II not as powerful az any turned
out by tho present university coach.
Yesterday Everett closed it's regii.
lar playing schedule by administer.
ing an impressive es 20 0 beating 70
tho Benson Tech high school eleven
OF Portland. II was Eyerett's sixth
game this season. The team won all
OF it's contests by margins OF 20
points or more.
In yesterdays contest Everett out.
classed the Portland eleven In all do.
partments. The team played vicious
football. made breaks and took ad-
vantage OF them.
Everett opened the season with a
80 10 7 victory over tho Alumni
Iteam. In the next game the prep
team defeated tho U. 8. 8. Mississippi
team 80 10 0. Everett won from tho
Wiiinfcoai team OF BelliHglans. rs 20
10 next, and then Puyallup. 81 10 o.
Montesano was showed under By an
So TO 7 score. and yesterdays Go 10
% victory over Benson Tech ended
the regular season.
According 10 unofficial reports,
Everett Is endeayoring to arrange a
postseason game with some strong
prep eleven In the East for either
Christmas or New Years day.
IL is certain that the game would
not DO played with Scott or Waite
high schools Of Toledo. as both
clevens have met defeat earlier In
the season. II Is reported.
Definite word regarding tho inter-
section contest Is expected to DO
made within the merit few days. 1t
is understood that there is no objec.
ton on the part OF the Everett fac.
ulty 10 such q contest, as all OF the
players are unusually high In their
scholastic work.
Credit for tho formidable eleven
that Everett has this year goes 10
Coach Earl C'Chick'1 Clark. He fol-
lowed Bagshaw as coach and met
with fairly good success IN his first
year. but last year his eleven was
below par. This years team car be
termed success In every sense OF
tho word.
Everett's success In the year fol-
lowing BagshRw's departure was
largely due TO tho efforts OF George
Wilson and George Guttormson. tho
present University OF Washington
backfield stars.
Clark is an Everett man. playing
on Bagshaw's team back in 1911. or
whereabouts. He went 20 the Univer-
sIty OF Montana and helped TO make
football history for the Grizzlies in
their paimiest days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30
Frazer Is
BLOssOn,ing
W 18th Nets
This Great Young Defense
Player Is Showing Real
Form for Hockey Club

GORDON FRASER. tho husky Be
VI attic defense player. II tho mos,
effective man IN the Coast league AT
his position at this stage OF tho coas,
puck race.
For aS couple OF seasons Fraser
was just n so.so hockey player. bis
and strong, but lacking finish.
hut with the start OF this season
Fraser arrived" with bang. He's
starting faster. playing smart. de-
fcnsivo hockey, using that big frame
OF his for heavy checking. and In
spite OF his sizo no has plenty Of
speed.
Fraser has proved 20 DO a smar,
scorcr. too. and he's Just about the
hardest shot In tho league.
Only youngstcr Ia his early
twenties. Fraser has n great hockey
future ahead OF him. and with the
finenus that his gamo will acquire
with more seasoning no should take
his place with tho great defense men
OF tho leo game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30
BUD BERCOT
SLATED TO
GO TONIGHT

EVERYTHING Is set for tonight's
~ card nj Austin & Salts sym.
Lonnio Austin has been besieged all
week by a flock OF would.bo giadia'
tors who ara anxious 20 break into
the limelight and no Will givo as
many OF them as possible a chance
10 water and Is turning out strong
Tho younger generation IS begin.
ming to tako TO boxing like n duck
10 water and AFRO turning out strong
after quite a period OF inactivity In
the amateur ranks here. Austin a
salt plan on staging one OF their
amateur bills about once every two
weeks. Tho boys who show up 10
best advantage will be given special
training under Austin and. II thoy
care 10 mako boxing business. will
be given a chance TO break Ia on the
bis cards as soon as they show
enough stuff on tho ball TO warrant
them try az bigger game.
Bud Bcrcot has fought tho last two
main events Of tho amateur bills and
won both OF his bouts via tho knock.
out route. Bud viii fight tho fea.
ture attraction again tonight. The
younger Bcrcot has displayed
world Of class and. aiiho he only
weighs ITO pounds and is In his early
teens. he scraps like n battle.
Scared veteran. Between eight and
ten bouts will comprise tonight'a
card. which will set under way a,
$50 o'clock.
As u Is first come. first served. Il
behooyes the would.bo rinEsidcrs 20
20 on hand early. Capacity crowds
have been attending the hi.monthly
amateur cards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30
STANFORD MEN
GIVEN LETTERS

PALo ALTO. Cal. Nov. so.--Lct-
ters were yesterday awarded TO "a
members OF stanford's football
squad Those who received the
coveted emblems are Capt. Cam
bell. capt.-elect lawson. Craveng.
shipkey. Baker. Cuddebnck. Wheat.
woodward. Middleton. Thomas. Muir.
ray. Faville. Johnston, Cleveland.
Nevcrs, Solomon. Dennis. Ludcke.
Nell. LOOMS. Dole. Mitchell Dwight.
and Hunt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30

BEATEN BY
AGGIE TEAM

DoRTLAND. Nov. 5o.--A forward
l pass and blocked punt wer, In.
strumental In sending the Multi.
nomah A. c. gridders down TO de.
feat before tho Oregon Agricultural
college eleven hero yesterday.
The first touchdown came early
in the first quarter when Gin pass.
ed 70 Carpenter. who dashed rs
yards across the club goal line. Try
for point was missed Just after
the second half had started. Tehbs.
Aggie llnesman. broke thru the club
limo and blocked punt. Tho ball
rolled 70 the flvc.yard line. where
Tehbs fell on II. Four downs gave
tho Beaver eleven their second
touchdown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30
FIVE TEAMS
ARE UNDEFEATED

Five major football teams In the
United States went thru tho present
season without defeat. Yale. Cor.
nell Michigan. Illinois and California
arc the only cievens with perfect rec.
orda and California was marrcd By
the scoreless tic with Nevada.
Yale and Cornell were tho out.
standing teams OF tho East. while
Michigan and Illinois were tied for
tho Big Ten tito.
Centre was conceded 10 DO tho
hes, team in tho South. their only
defeat being at tho hands OF Penn.
sylvania.
Nebraska had tho edge in tho Mis-.
souri, valley conference. aitho tho
cornhuskers were tied by Missouri
and Kansas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30
WEST VIRGINIA
LOSES TO w. & J,

MoRGANTowN. w. Va. Nov. 30.
Yves; Virginia, hitherto indicated.
went down 10 defeat here yesterday
at tho hands OF the Washington and
Jefferson team. 10 2.
II was splendid game. featured
by the playing OF Nardacci. star W.
& ]. halfback. West Virginia threat.
ened scores on several occasions. but
either fumbles. mlsplays or penal.
tics cost their chance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30
Fights in Ball
Park Next Summer

With the Arena closing down after
the hockey season and with the crys.
tai Pool being used for swimming
again In April the local promoters
must think about place to stage
their shows next spring and summer.
Chances are that some arrange.
rnent viii be made with the Coast
leagus baseball officials here for the
use Of the park for summer shows.
There's little likelihood OF a fight
arena being built here until the
game Is lcgaiized In tho state. as
boxing In Washington az present de.
ponds entirely upon the whims Of the
city and county officials and the pro-
motors would be taking big chance
IN sinking lot Of dough In an arena.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30
Cox Should Learn
to Hit Correctly

For green fighter Sailor Cox. or
Freddie Mack. as he Is also known.
packs a pretty mean punch. He has
had only few fights and knows
nothing about boxing skin.
Lcnnle Austin. considered the best
hoxlng authority In the Northwest.
says that Cox would be a great pros.
pcct X he would take the pains 20
barn how to hi, straight.
COX swings entirely too much. q
says Austin. true hitting power
comes from a straight punch or a
hook with timing and leverage be-
bind II.
-Cox looks Ike conner 10 me. but
he win have to learn a lot before his
hitting power will become effective. 1"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30
GONZAGA Is
BEATEN BY
DETROITERS

.DETRoir' Nov. 'o.-Th' univer-
- sity OF Detroit eleven defeated
GonEaga university of Spokane.
Wash. "the Notre Dame OF the
West" by score OF 10 to in a
fast game here yesterday.
Stockton played best for Con.
zaga, while Capt. WEIGH and Brett
starred for the winners.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30
PENN STATE is
LOSER TO PITT

FORBES FIELD, Pittsburg, Pa.
Nov. 30.-Pitt defeated Penn State
here yesterday afternoon. 20 TO 3. on
heavy field. States famed back.
Harry Wilson, could make no head.
way in the mud and the most State
got was a placement goal. Carl Bob.
ren and "Hoot" Flanagan scored for
Pitt and Bohren also was responsible
for the third touchdown. altho Gwos.
den finally took II over. Rain fell
during the last half and thousands in
the bleachers left before the final
whistle blow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30
CORNELL is
GIVEN SCARE
BY PENNSY

DHILADELPHIA, nov. 30. - Gil
Il Dobie'seCoFneii eleven. aitho vic
torious over Pennsylvania yesterday
afternoon, II to Z, received n slcken-
ing scare from the fighting Quakers.
Pennsylvania, on the short end OF
2-to-1 odds, fought hard and in many
stages OF the contest actually out
palyed the Cornell team.
George Pfann. captain Of the win
Ming team, was responsible for both
tallies. He was playing his last
game for Dobie and was by far the
most brilliant player on the field.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30
OLYMPIA FALLS
IN ANNUAL TILT

OLYMPIA. wash. Nov. Scout.
weighed but not outclassed. Olympia
high school fell before the onslaught,
OF tho Jefferson high eleven OF
Portland here. yesterday. Tho final
score YVES 40. A crowd estimated
TO bo one Of tho largest which have
ever witnessed football game in
olympia. attended the Thanksgiving
day contest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30
Pennsylvania to
Have Decisions

PENNSYLVANIA. Il Is understood. Is
% allow decision fights in tho near
future.
This is a good move, MS no.declslon
fight states are the havens OF chump
lighters. 5
Decisions make tho men step more
20 win as It's pretty hard for losing
fighters 20 land matches.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30
Who Won Handicap Walk?
Nobody Seems Able TO Tell

Another Judge arrived. ''Disqualify
tho entire Canadian team" was bis
Injunction. Moro outcry.
The walking contest became n talk.
ing contest. Everyone talked az once.
many objec,ing TO disqualification OF
the young winner. Several other
contestants crossed the finish line,
but could find no one 10 pay any at.
tenion to them and check them of.
Soon the officials became apgrs
with tho Judges and everybody went
home. The club officials hoped 10 an.
nounco the winner at an early date.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30
VIRGINIA M. l.
DEFEATS POLY

ROANOKE. Va. Nov. so.--The
Virginia Military Institute defeated
the Virginia Polytschnlo Institute
hero yesterday. 8 TO 0. in a thrill
Ing battle. wyrdham White. star
haIfbaek for the winners. arose
from sick bed to play In tho con-
test. and Il was he who scored tho
lone touchdown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30

field Is fast but light, ana
their speed won't avail much
on a heavy field.
orcgon's baekficid has been the
bright spot OF u mediocre team. as
tho line Is said 60 DO inferior TO tho
usual Oregon forwards,
On comparative scores. which real.
~ mean but little. Washington
should win handily, oregon has
been defeated by both Washington
State and o. A. c.. teams far out.
elassed by Washington.
Tomorrow's game VIII DO tho las,
game OF tho regular season for both
clubs and Is tho only Coast confer.
encc game scheduled.
Tho kickoff Saturday Is scheduled
for p. IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30
DARTMOUTH
is VICTOR
OVER BLUE

NEW YORK. Nov. Dartmouth
In defeated Columbia on the Polo
Grounds hero yesterday afternoon,
81 20 6. During the first half IL mp.
pcared that the game might result
in a Columbia victory. but becausc
OF an injury 20 Walter Kopplsch.
captain and fuiiback for Percy
Haughton, the tide OF victory shifted
in favor OF tho New Hampshire
eleven. Up until Kopplsch's removal
from tho game. Columbia actually
excellcd tho Dartmouth eleven.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30
WEBFEET DUE
HERE FRIDAY

oregon's varsity football team Is
expected TO arrive in Seattle Friday
morning for the game with Wash
ington at the stadium Saturday.
The visitors will. work out in the
afternoon at the stadium. They are
expected to stop at the Hotel wash
ington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30
SASKATOON vs..
VICTORIA TONIGHT

Saskatoon IL playing Its third game
OF the Coast trip in Victoria, II. O..
tonight. The cresccnts lost 20 both
vanconysf and Seattle. and It didn't
look any too impressive here with
Ncwsy I.alond, their spark plug. out
Of the game.
They play Vancouver again Mon.
day night and then leave for the
prairie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30
STATE CHAMPION
LEFT UNDECIDED

BALTIMORE. Md. Nov. aO.-A
6.s tie game between Johns Hop.
klns and the University OF Mary.
land, yesterday eft the state foot.
ball championship up in tho air
Tho game was played before a large
crowd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30
AVENUE ELEVEN
WINNER IN GAME

Defeating tho Washington Park
Juniors by a all score at Washing.
ton park. yesterday. tho Twenty.
Eighth Avenue Athletic club eleven
seems to be in n fair way 10 cop
tho city 135.pound football cham.
plonship. Games with tho boys
from 2sth ave. may be scheduled
by calling tho manager. L. scIgel. at
EA st1077.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30
CALGARY HERE
/ MKT WEEK

Calgary viii furnish the opposition
for tho Seattle Nets next week. The
Tigers are bringing fast lineup.
including Gully Wilson. Bernie Nor.
fls and Eddie oaiman. all familiar
figures TO Coast hockey fans.
The return OF Wilson to Seattle
WIN be tho occasion for big turn.
QUO OF Seattle bugs. as tho scrappy
Gully IN just about the most popular
player that over HIT Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30
LORIN SOLON
COACHING HERE

Lorin Scion. one OF the greatest
fullbacks football has ever known.
is now coaching the crack West
Seattle Athletic club football team.
Scion. when he played for the Uni
versity OF Minnesota. was selected
on tho first All-American team by
Waiter Camp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30
IVAN JONES is
KICKING WELL

Ivan Jones the former Franklin
high school football star. is per-
forming for the West Seattle Ath-
letic club grid team. Jones holds
down the pivot Job, and his punt
ing has been ono Of the features OF
the teams play.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30
KANSAS AND
MISSOURI TIE

LAWRENCE. Kan. Nov. so-The
University OF Missouri and tho Uni.
yerslty OF Kansas battied to a s.to-s
tic here yesterday in tho annual
Thanksgiving contest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30

Because he best eremph-
flies the qualities of a Prince
ton football player in char
acter, spirit and ability, Hoic-
ard Gray Of Omaha, star end,
has been awarded the Poe
Memorial cup By felloiO stu
dents. The cup is awarded
annually in m e morg Of
Johnny Poe, tiger star, Killed
in France.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30
PFANN BEST
QUARTER or YEAR

There's no doubt but what Capt.
Pfann. the great Cornell star. Is tho
outstanding quarterback OF tho year.
He has been able 10 do everything
well. altho he Isn't much OF a kicker.
Pfann Is tho best scorer in tho
country and IN a powerful runner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30
LAST GAME FOR
QUARTET

Saturday win be tho last game that
Ray I'm, Leonard zlel. Wayne Hall
and Jimmy Bryan win play for
Washington. This quartet has played
we'll Tor Washington and has given
valiant service 10 tho Purple and
Gold.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30
SPOKANE GRID
TEAMS BATTLE

North Central and Lewis and
Clark high schools of Spokane were
playing their annual game In the In
land Empire metropolis today. It's
the annual classic for Spokane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30
WET FIELD GIVES WASHINGTON BIG EDGE OVER OREGON
Purple Tornado Heavy
FaUOrite to Win Finale
Hard-Hitting Washington Backfield Will Have Edge
Over Speedy Oregon Backs if Field Is Muddy To-
morrow; Other Gridiron Gossip

MYTH the prospect of field heavy with mud for their
w annual game Saturday at the stadium Washington and
Oregon can be prepared for mud battle
In of heavy field Washington will be big favorites
to win because of the better forward line at Washington
and of the superior line pungng OF George Wilson and Elmer
Tesreau.
With the exception of Fulback latham the Oregon back
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30
TECH TO PLAY
BEZDEK AGAIN

Georgia Tech VS.. Penn State will
be n feature or the Polo Grounds
football card again next year. Bez.
dok's players have won twice from
the Southern eleven.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30
NOTRE DAME
$40 WINNER

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 30,-Altho ire.
mendous favorites. the Notre Dame
football team was able TO score only
10 10 victory over the 81. Louis
unIyersIiy eleven here Yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30
UTAH AGGIES
DEFEAT UTAH

SALT LAKE CITY. Nov. 5O.-The
University OF Utah was defeated
hsre yesterday. q 10 .. BY the Utah
Aggies in tho annual Thanksgiving
day game here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30
VERMONT LOSES
TO MARQUETTE

MILWAUKEE,. Nov. 30. - Mar.
quette university defeated the Uni
versity OF Vermont in an intersec.
tional football game here yesterday,
20 to 0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30
ILLINI LOSES
BUT TWO VETS

The University Of Illinois will Jose
only two Of this years championship
football eleven 10 1924.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30

TROUBLE always comes in
- punches. After losing TO Nc.
brasla, Coach Knute Rockno Of
Notre Dame has suffered n second
bit OF hard luck. Don Miller. star
Of Notre Danes great backflold.
was then forced out OF the game
with two cracked ribs ms the result
OF an injury in the game with
Butler.