The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-03
IRISH DEFENSE
FAILS T0ST0P
DASHING BACKS
Final Score Is - to Ii; Rock.
nemen Won Two Previous
Encounters
Frank CaridcC. Irish Sub, PLAYS
Scnsationally While in
Contest

Los Angeles. Dec. 3.-(F-South-
err Csli.crnias powerful eridiron
slns routed the ramblers Of Notre
Ns.se. :. 10 IL. here Saturday. 1t
was Tro.sns first successful encoun-
ter i, three engagements with the
EsAse-a,en Of South Bend.
Sr;SsnE the mighty right arm Of
|c.sa.y Ncimic, Notrc Danes half
haes aeyal sharpshocter. to the turf,
the Trcjans unlimbered their
n.ikh..iest guns from the start, and
= crowd Of 10000 saw them score
three direct hits on the ramblers'
Scal posts before their struggle was
half over. So bitter were the salvos
Iof the Trojan artillery that the
Rocknemen were on the retreat
through most of the first two Pc
RODS.
But the Notre Dame troops which
had routed both the Navy and Army
in the east. were not utterly de-
moralized. They launched q power
full counter attack in the third period
that beat back the Trojans to the
center of the battle field and then
sent the brilliant John Chevigny
away on a 81 yard dash to score.
Again, as the battle neared it's end,
they battered down Troy's wall and
marched to a second touchdown.
Fast and powerful, the Southern
California squad jumped into action
from the opening kickoff, smeared
several of Neimic's long shots, and
began march on it's own So yard
line that remorselessly ground the
Rocknemen before them.
March Paves Way
The first period drive, when Notre
Danes defense crumbled before the
mighty Trojan march, paved the
way. It shattered the morale Of the
invading troops and before the half
was over they were almost COM
pletely in rout.
Notre Danes Wanted warriors
were trapped under a barrage of
passes that tipped through the air
when least expected, and crushed
by whirling crashing gridiron
dynamo on the ground.
Their own aerial attack, helpless
before the uncanny ability Of South.
ern CALIFORNIA; pass interferences,
their line buffeted by thunderbolt
blows and . rain of passes from the
air, the ramblers could not help but
retreat before the Trojans in the
first half.
Don williams Stars
Framed in Southern California;
victory was the flashing figure OF
the Trojans' dynamic leader, Dor
Williams. His spectacular dashes
file passing and generalship Of the
winning squad was inspiring.
| When he was carried off the field
on stretcher in the final quarter
victim Of his own hard playing, the
dense throng gave a rousing sendof1
to the man who played his last col.
lege game today.
Starred in Notre Danes gallant
but unavailing stand was the play
Of substitute quarterback. little
Frank Carideo. Taking the place OIL
the regular. Jack Brady, when thu
latter was injured, Carideo was tn.
shining light of the drives that CAV,
the ramblers their two scores.
Others had outstanding roles il
the battle. For Southern California
Captain Jesse Hibbs, tackle; the tw,
ends, Francis Tappan and Lowr,
McCaslin. and Lloyd Thomas, half
back. turned in stellar games.
John Chevigny and Jack Neimic
Notre Danes fleet halfbacks, CO
starred in what offensive the mid
western team could muster.