Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-02
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Cardinal 20-yard line. y pass, New
ers to Cuddeback, gained six Yards,
Novers ripped four yards through
right guard. Movers made fins; down
on Dusk off left tackle,
On an attempter right end run
Walker was smothered by three No
ire Dame men without any gain.
Nevcrs tried 10 gain through left
| tackle, but failed. Notre Dame was
penalized five yards for oflside.
Cuddeback galloped II yards to the
South Bend 40 yard line and the
Stanford rooters went wild. This
and time was taken out. The Indi-
ana fullback, Cerney. was taken from
the game apparently severely injur-
cd. Livergood replaced him. Boland
broke through and dropped Walker
for a two yard loss. \ pass from
! Nevers to left end Ted Shiploy gained
IL yards in Stanford's favor. The
blonde battering ram, Nevers, was
used to make it first down for a
three yard buck over right guard
Boland stopped NeVcrs, delayed
Buck and heaved him back one yard
behind the line. O'Boyle grounded
Walkers pass To Captain Jim Law
son and the Indiana section turned
loose with q yell. O'Boyle repeated
on the next play. On fourth down
with T. yards to go. Cuddeback drop
ped ait to the 46 yard line for an
attempt at a place kick. The bah
failed TO make good and while the
players were lining up. Rocllne sent
in the famous -Four IForsemen" and
their seven corporalS to replace the
second team.
NOtre Dame resumed With the ball
in it's possession on the Indiana 20
yard line. Stuhldreher. the all Am
erican quarterback. tllmbled on the
first play, and Johnson recovered for
Stanford on Notre Danes l7yard
line. Two line drives by Nevers adj
vanced the ball to the ten yard line.
Cuddebacll was stopped in his tracks
as he reached left tackle. Cuddeback
dropped again. this time to the IL
yard line for another attempt at 4
placement kick. This time he and
ford 5; Notre Dame 0.
Layden kicked out of bounds on the
kick off for Notre Dame and the
teams lined up to do it all over again.
At the second attempt CuddehHck
received the bah on his goal line and
,, ran it back IS yards. Notre Dame
was penalized for pilins on Guide
back after he had been tackled,
Nevcrs ran the ball out Of bounds
without gain on the 80 yard line.
The fair handed giant from stan
ford ran the ball out Of bounds on
a delayed right tackle buck after an
eight yard gain. Ncvcrs, for the third
time in succession, went into plaE
with a gain of q yard and a half,
through right guard. With half
yard to go. for first down, Guide
back puntcd over the Notre Dame
goal line. LaEden made = yards
through center from the 20 yard
line. Then came Crowley and he
Went far, twenty yards around right
end and out of bounds. Don Miller
grabbed the ball and toted it three
yards around left end to the 10 yard
line. Back came Crowley. This time
he slipped through left tackle and
| went his way for Il - Yard gain,
Much Notre Dame cheering at this
particular juncture. a pass from
Stuhldreher to Don Miller. Notre
Danes first aerial thrust. sent the
pi9skin to Stanford's II yard line.
That was far enough and Iaydcn hit
left tackle for a yard. On the fol-
lowing play Don Miller pushed the
ball to the 9 yard line around left
end. Then both teams went into
consultation, Stanford taking time
out.
1.ayden showed ahead through
right tackle for three yards. Crowley
was forced out of bounds On Il right
end run and Miller lost five Yards
on an attempted wide left end gal
lop. Ted Shipkey hurried Stuhldro-
hers forward pass and it fell far
from any Notrc Dame receiver.
Stanford once again took time out.
A doctor was called to bandage
Stuhldreher's ankle, Cardinal
boosters noted with satisfaction that
Ernie Nevers' ankles We're holding
out and going strong.
Nevers lost three yards on a run
into the line from punt formation.
Neibel broke through and nailed tile
big stanford plungcr. Cuddeback,
standing back of his goal line, punt
ed to the - yard mark.
A foot was gained through right
tackle by Crowley. The same
Young man gained T. yards again
through right tackle.
Don Miller added another two
yards through left end. Layden tried
TO puncture center but was stopped
Hx-iff Ii, ,;,,
hayden his center again, this time
carrying tho ball to the Stanford
, ten yard line. Layden completed his
bit Of campaigning by making it
first down on the seven yard line,
WITH a headlong dive throuG cen
Ter.
Score end first period: Stanford
.; \otre Dame q.
SECOND PERIOD
Referee Ed Thorpe forced Can
tain jim Lawson of Stanford to rc-
/ move the steel brace from his
knee.
Crowley twisted through right
tackle to the Stanford three yard
line and Iayden scored the touch
down on q dive through left guard
t'roWley's attempted goal Kick was
blocked by Johnston. Score: Notrc
Dame 6: Stanford =;
'uddybacls kicked srass-cIipper.
Stuhldr"her received il on his aU-yard
me and ran IT in seven Yards. Crow
icE Jailed to gain around right end.
Thr"" red shirts stopped Don Miller
after n one-yard gain around left end
CfowleE.s long pass to Huntzinger wa,
grounded. I-ayden. on his 20-yard lime.
punted TO Stanfords 20-yard line and
th, ball rolled over the goal line. Fred
solomon went nine Yards through left
@uard and Movers added II Yards
through right tackle. Notre Dame got
another penalty. five yards. for offsde.
Cuddcbacll went ahead two. yards on