Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-24
HOLSTERS GET 9TH
STRAIGHT IN ROMP
SavoIdi, Carideo, Schwartz
Star for RockneIesS 'Irish"
Before Crowd of 5000.
BY CHARLES w. DUNKLEY,
Associated Press Sports Writer.


November 23.-Notre Dame
"a men of all nations, IL Of
~ them playing at a time,
smashed Northwestern's we'll
clawed wildcats, 26 to 6, before $4,000
frozen spectators today to win their
eighth consecutive game of the season
and send them bounding along in the
direction of national championship.
The game was so lopsided that it
was hardly a contest. A stone-wall
Notre Dame line supported by three
blooded rishmen-Jumping Joe Sa-
voldi, Frank Carideo and Merchmont
Schwartz-simply ran the Northwestern
players ragged.
This trio scored three touchdowns in
the second period and another in the
third, tucking the game safely away
for the Rockneless Ramblers, while
Northwestern managed to score its
single touchdown on blunder in the
fourth when the third-string Notre
Dame team was in there trying to
ulars.
Moynihan's Leg Broken.
The victory was costly to the unde-
feated Notre Dame eleven because Tim
Moynihan, the big 190-pound center,
sustained q broken right leg after the
scoring orgy in the second period, and
had to be carried of the field. The in
jury ends his foot ball career at Notre
Dame, as next weeks contest with the
Army was to have been his last.
Notre Dame opened UP with its
shock troops, keeping the regulars, with
the exception Of Schwartz and Jumping
Joe Savoldi on the side lines, and
plowed through the wildcats for five
drst downs before the game was hardly
under way.
ever, until the second period opened
when Schwartz Savoldi and Carideo got
into action behind the first string
Notre Dame line and thrilled the ca
pacity crowd with some sensational
galloping. Schwartz started the ball
rolling when he tore off a 40-yard run
that brought him to Northwestern's 40
yard line. Then behind solid, oblique
wall of interference Joe Savoldi gal
loped another 40 yards FOR touchdown.
Carideo added point with q place kick.
A few seconds after this scoring ven-
ture. Schwartz passed to Brill for Is
yards, placing the ball on Northwest
ern's 10-yard line. Then Schwartz
skipped around right end for another
touchdown with Carideo adding the extra
point. Carideo then decided to do
some important scoring himself and
speared a Northwestern pass while
standing on his own 15-yard line and
galloped away for IS yards and Notre
Danes third touchdown. His kick for
an extra point failed, however.
Ho0siers' Final Tally.
Notre Dame scored its final touch
down in the third period when Savoldi
broke away on a 32-yard run that
brought him to Northwesterns z
yard line. A pass put the ball on the
jumped over center for the Notre Dame
fourth touchdown. Carideo's kick was
too low.
When practically all Of Notre Danes
regulars had been removed from the
lineup, Northwestern's Wildcats still
were clawing and scratching. In des-
peration they resorted to a flock Of
forward passes. but we're unable to con-
meet with one that would produce a
touchdown. They managed to score
however, when bad pass from Yarr
one of the Notre Dame centers, hit
Shea, one of Notre Danes numerous
backheld players, and bounded across
the goal line. Marvil, Northwestern
tackle, pounced on the oval for touch
down, but Bergherm's effort for the
extra point failed. Northwestern came
within an ace of scoring another touch
down a few seconds later when Baker
dropped a perfect pass from Bergherm
as he was racing over the 5-yard stripe
with no one near him.
Statistics Reveal Edge.
The statistics show convincingly
Notre Danes superiority over North
western. The Hoosiers gained 800
yards to 211 for Northwestern, ripping
of PIT from scrimmage to 1872 for the
Wildcats. Notre Dame completed 2 out
OF passes for as yards, while North
western completed 5 out of "a for 70
yards. Five Northwestern passes were
intercepted to one for Notre Dame.
Notre Dame made IL first downs and
Northwestern 8.
Tom Lieb an assistant coach. han
died the Notre Dame eleven while Knute
Rockne, the master. mind of the RAM
blers. was Ill in bed at his home in
South Bend.
Lieb made numerous substitutions to
save his regulars for the important
Army game. The injury to Moynihan
appears certain to handicap the team,
although Nash and Yarr turned in
creditable performances after the big
center was removed from the field.
Lineup and Summary.