Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-30
SQUADS
SCORE LATE
Blocked Punt Responsible
For Cadets Tally At
Close OF Fra
By PAUL NICHOLSON
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Associated Press Sports Writer
SOLDIER FIELD. CHICAGO.
Nov. 29-lPi-By the breath taking
margin of a single point. in the last
few minutes of play. Notre Dame
To-Day beat back the fighting threat
of the Army and marched off TO its
18th consecutive football triumph in
two seasons. The score was z TO s..
Stopped dead for SIS minutes by
a valiant Army stand and the ele-
mental barriers Of rain, Sleet and
ice, two o. Knute Rockne's prize
rough riders, Marchmont Schwartz.
ard Frank Carideo, snatched the
hard earned victory by suddenly
rushing over a touchdown that the
Army duplicated two minutes later
anC place kick for the precious ex-
ira point that the Cadets could not
match.
One hundred thousand faithful
football fans. huddled in blankets
and oil cloth robes, watched the
thrilling battle, the stiffest Notre
Dame had to fight during It's long
victory march.
AT the end OF the game. Notre
Dame still rode the football crest
but with the no uncertain knowledge
that they had been TO war and lots
Of it . They were happy and exul-
tant that all touchdowns are not
created equal and that the sure
tee Of Carideo again had come
through in a pinch.
Micks Work Hard
The Rockne raiders outplayed the
Cadets and had them hanging on
the ropes no less than five times
with touchdown threats. But each
time the Cadets stiffened and beat
back the attack. The winning points
Came Just when no one eXpecteC
them on a long dash by Schwartz
With five minutes 10 60. Army
confidently expected nothing worse
tran a scoreless tie. and punted
back to Notre Danes 42-yard line.
Then the Notre Dame bomb eXplod-
ed. Two smasheS at the line By
Mullins and Carideo carried the
bali to Notre Danes 46-yard line,
and the Ranblers. fighting desper-
ately. went into a huddle. The ball
was handed TO Schwartz. Twisting
end Squirming. he cut through
Armys left end and left tackle,
bounced two tacklers off his should
CTS. and whirled away for a touch
down. The run. perfectly blocked
dazed the huge crowd and not until
the referee tossed up his arms did
many realize what had happened
At this point Carldeo, one Of the
coolest Of the rough riders under
fire. nonchalantly place kicked the
extra point.
Only a few cheers echoed through
OFT the stadium as Carldeo's sure
tee sailed the plgskin in a perfect
arch through the u~prights. as nc
would even be necessary.
Army Scores
But il was. The Army came right
hack with a touchdown. Back, al
most behind his own goal Line. be-
cause of a beautiful punt BY Ken
Fields. Carideo attempted to play
for time By punting. Dick King,
substitute Army left end, crashed
through the Notre Dame line. and
blocked the kick. almost as soon as
IL left Carideo's toe. The ball
bounced back Of the Notre Dame
goal line. toward the side lines. and
King bounced on II. While the big
crowd looked on, stunned al the
Sudtan turn OF football fortune,
Coach Sasse of the Army. imme-
6iately sent in q substitute. Brosh-
PTS TO try for the extra point. Bro
shauS, rushed by the fighting Notre
Dame line. attempted to drop kick
for the extra point which meant a
tie or defeat. but a cloud Of blue
shlrted players swarmed all over
him. smothered the kick. and blasted
the Army's final chance for a moral
victory.
The game ended a minute later
liz. Notre Dame held the ball and
stalled for time.
The lineu and summary:
Nutre Dame 90 Army co.
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