Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-17
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Hoosiers "Boo" Decision
Cancelling Touchdown
Rockne Cheered
BY ALAN GOULD
Associated Press Sports Editor

SOLDIER FIELD, CdlCAGO'
Nov. 16-tP-In a dramatic fierce
~ fought battle. punctuated by q
succession Of spectacular passing
and scoring plays, Notrc Dame van
pushed Southern California, Is 70
~, and swept on unbeaten toward
the Hoosier goal Of a national grlo-
iron championship
IN the lightning like surge OF one
Of the greatest intersectional GAME
or the wear. another thrilling CHAP
ter was added 70 the embattled nib-
tory of Soldier Field while tne
greatest crowd III the history q
American football, $4,000 looked on
in frenzied excitement. Inc aeluai
paid admissions exceeded l2O'vo0 o.
ficiaIs said, and they unquestlona-
bly got their moneys worth rs tney
watched the HOLSTERS rally tro1 a
bad start 10 sweep the powerful
Trojans of their feet.
Rockne On Bed
Pillowed on his movable bed,
Just behind the Notre Dame bench,
where he could pull the strings q
team play personally for the ilrst
time in three weeks, Knute Rockne'
forgot his ailing leg as his pupils
scored a triumph that was more
convincing than the n point
margin indicated. It took q squad
Of police after the game to pro-
tect Rockne from being almost
pushed from his bed BY the rush OF
Hoosier enthusiasts, who had cheer
I'd their teams great rush, Dooeo
frantically sc the adverse decisions
of officials and then watched with
bated breath as Big Jim Musick'
Trojan fullback, missed the KICK
fur extra point that would nave
tied the score after a sensational
95.yard run for a touchdown py
quarterback Russell Saunders
Close as Notre Dame TO being held
70 A deadlock. the blue clad machine
from South Bend demonstrated Us
superiority BY a clear margin. IL
took the trusty toe Of quarterpack
Frank Carideo, IN kicking the ex-
ira point after the second touch
down 10 decide the issue. but Notre
Dame outrushed. outkicked and OUT
passed the burly. hard charging
Troians from the Far West. Inc
first downs, u for Notre Dame 10
7 for Southern California, teStified
Ia the more dangerous attack OF
the Hoosiers. although the brilliarS
backfield work Of Duffield. Saun-
ders and Musick came close 70 max
ing the game at least a stand OIL
HOoSiers BOO"
The Hoosier demonstrations OF
disapproval began in the second pc
Rod when Notre Dame appeared 10
have scored a touchdown on q long
pass by Elder which bounced from
the arms Of Conley and several
Trojan defense men into the grasp
~ Frank Carideo. the ubiquitous
Rockne field general. behind the
cnaf line. The points were az first
nosfed on the score board 70 tie
fhe score nc 6-6 but referee Bircn
Then decided no score was made on
the ground that Carfdeo was nell
pible to receive since the bal struCA
Conlev first. Subsequent penalties
aooirst Notre Dame. n Tor %
wards for clipping and another Y
is yards for holding. cent the re- 10.
sier partisans into outnursts ~
the booing reached Its climax IN the
last period when no interference
~,s,h the receiver was allowed on 2
sees ~ Colerick, Hoosier end, VINO
las knocked fat as he grabbed LOT
49, f1nTl
scnthern California. on the 9TH
hsnd. got inside Notre Danes
q-vard line only once outside oI III
- ,,Iavs on which touchdowns
-a-s produced. The Trojans. Win
Musick and Saunders leaoing
desperate charge, advanced aoouI
an yards to the Hoosier 29-yard Inc
- fhe final quarter but their pass
s.r attack begged down and Saun-
dsrr was forced to punt over the
The line-ups and summary:
Nyctre Dame rs Pos Sou Calf IL
Conley
Leahy
TnrrC ss
LG
Moynihan .........'''''''' Dse
raw O. ............... barrager'O
re- -.
Twomey ...... HaH
RT
Rollins Arpciplos
HE
debert ......'.o3n''''''
Schwartz HpS4'
LII
O'CcnnOr .......---...ss.s rhASA0-
Ri
FB
Score by Periods:
Notre Dame 20 o-lS
Southern California SO Oh
Notre Dame Scoring: Touchdowns:
conley. SavoIdi, points after touch
down: Carideo, Sub for Gebert,
place kick.
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