San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-27
BRUINS Find
GOING TOO
ROUGH
Cisco Badly Injured as
Micks Take Easy Win,
Al to 0.
BY WARREN w. BROWN
Universal Service Staff Correspondent.

BY WARREN w. BROWN
Universal Service Staff Correspondent.
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Sept. 90
Well, the situation isn't so awfully
bad at Notre Dame after all.
The Rockne remnants, wrapping
about themselves the hand-me-down
garments of the four horscmen, stood
forth today, resplendent in their glory,
,nd chased the Bears of Baylor all
over Cartier Field, overwhelming
them, Al to 0.
Those of the 5000 patrons who
came a-scouting to Cartier Field to-
day expecting TO see an aggregation
of misfits stopping around in shoes
too big to fill; in uniforms that
punched and bagged and Tapped in
the wind, were disappointed.
DOMINATED GAME
From the very outset Of the game,
Rockne sent out a team that played
hard, fast, intelligent football; that
displayed abundance OF. physical
strength as well as playing team, in
short, that absolutely dominated the
situation from the start to the finish,
and left the issue never in doubt
Where q Crowley, Miller or a
Layden slashed their way through to
many q triumph last year, today,
Rockne sent 10 the polls such candi'
dates as Prelli, Flanagan, Scharer,
O'Boyle, HearndOn, Edwards and
Dabman.
They may not be horsemen, these
lads, but they are far from exercise
boys. Write that down for future
reference.
Notre Dame for the most part, wac
content to run Baylor ragged. and
save for an occasional forward pass
just to entertain the home folks, did
nothing else but run.
BAYLOR HELPLESS
They galloped through the Bayllo
line, around it, over it and past 1t;
they banged through it, crowded I'M
der it, dragged it with them.
They piled up 26 first downs, Is
to a half as compared with Baylor's
three.
They broke up the frequent pass and
trick play attempts Of Baylor with
such ease as TO make the efforts Ct
their opponents seem ridiculous.
And all the while, save for various
infractions Of the playing code such
as having the backs in motion. were
guilty of nothing but very excellent
football.
The line-or lines-for today Rockne
used two teams, one in the first and
third, the other in the second and
fourth periods, consistently Outcharged
the enemy and PLAYED sure, hard foot
ball.
SO hard did they play, in fact, that
the Bears were knocked out at regu-
lar intervals and long before the fin
ish were completely exhausted.
SISCO INJURED.
Sisco, Baylor's left tackle, was car
ried from the field with q broken leg.
Notrc Dame put across a touch
down in the first period, HcarndOn
skirting left end after couple of
forward passes, O'BOylc TO Hcarndon,
and Edwards to O'Boylc had paved
the way. They scored twice in the
second period, the new backfield OF
Prelli, Flanagan and Dahman electri-
fying the crowd with its capcrs.
Flanagan scored the first and Prclli
raced 33 yards for the second.
Two more went into the record in
the third period, O'Boyle and Hcarn.
don registering them.
Dahman cut loose in the last pc
riod, and after a lengthy run, paused
to catch his breath, and then took
a forward pass from Riley. scamper-
ing 40 yards for the touchdown.
If you haven't discovered by this
time that RILEY was in the game, don't
blame me. The Rocknc remnants
were being tossed into action early
and often and defied efforts to keep
up with the parade, going and coming.
CAN WEAR UNIFORMS.
There were 81 names listed on the
program as representing the NOtrC
Dame squad. The only one who this
writer will hazard a guess didn't get
in was LaFOllette. And Rockne is
probably saving him for election day.
Yes, the ROckne remnants aren't so
shoddy. They'd make a pretty fine
display in the finest football school
room in the land on what they had
today.
They'll wear the Horsemen's uni
forms, all right. Stop worrying about
that right now.
Linc-ups:
Notre Dame (I1) Baylor (O)
Grove 90 ................. Taylor
Left End
BOland .....,......'.... OlscC
Left Tackle
NOfell INlty
Left Guard
Maxwell s............. walker vi
Center
Mayer AUTHORIZATIONS. Hartzoi
Right Guard
McMdnnOn ss.ss IOIlSl
Right Tackle
wallace .......,,..'.. Jonc'
Right End
DuWarQS ..sss.ss IT u
Quarterback
OBoyie .......,.....,.. Strlcklhnt
Left Half
Hcarng0n ..........,.. ...... hclll
Right Half
Jnrlght Observation-Disclosures. Codtes
Fullback
Score by periods:
Notre Dame ....... Z II II 6-4l
Baylor ............ u u u
observation-disclosures. (2D Elan
agnn, O'Boylc, Prelli, Dadman.
Point after touchdOwn-O' Boyle,
fgl Scharcr Ro-ch