Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-26
MARVELLOUS IRISH ELEVEN
SMASHES PANTHER, 1919
Runs ROughshOd Over Hitherto Unbeaten Outfit
in First Half, but Has to Fight OFF Foes Fierce
Attack in Final Quarter of Game.

looked on the display in awe and
shocked silence.
Pittsburgh, despite its undefeated rec
ord and mighty line, was conceded little
chance to beat Notre Dame, but not
even the most rabid of the Rockne
rooters was prepared for what hap
pened. The first time Notre Dame
handled the pigskin Schwartz blasted
through Pitts left tackle, sprang into
the clear after lodging 20 yards and
raced a total of so yards for the first
touchdown with the game less than a
minute old
Once Pitt surrendered the ball again
after a few hopeless charges Marty
Brill fitted through one tackle for ~
yards, Schwartz ripped the other for
ID, Brill circled an end for IA, and Null
Inns alternated with the pair to take
the ball over from yards away seven
plays after the start of 70-yard drive.
Just Another Touchdown.
Then a tumble gave Notre Dame the
ball on Pitts 33-yard line and gave
jumping Joe Savoldi, in there at full
back for Mullins, chance to shine.
AS the first period ended he blasted
to Pitts 6-inch line and went over on
the first play of the second quarter.
Then Joe grabbed one of Capt. Eddie
Bakers desperate losses on Pitts 40
yard line and scored standing up.
Carideo place-kicked all four goals. The
substitutes came in, but the rout, one
of the worst in Pittsburgh's history of
powerful elevens, was still on.
Jim OConnor. 180-pound halfback
from East Orange, N. j., who will be
carrying the bod next season when the
stars of this year have graduated, took
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again. They gave him the ball on Notre
Danes 29-yard line and he ran 81
yards around end and along the side
line to cross the Pitt goal line standing
up. They brought him back to mid
field because he stepped outside there
and he promptly peeled off as yards to
Pitts 5-yard stripe. Mike Koken
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, subbing for Schwartz,
went around right end for the touch
down and Charles Jaskwhich, KenoSha,
Mich, kicked goal.
Pitt Awakens Late.
That was all for Knute's first team
and it was all for Notre Dame Pitt,
full of latent power, came back in the
second half against the subs Pitt
scored three times and turned the
stadium into a bowling. roaring mass
of frenzied humanity. Rockne decided
things had gone far enough, sent the
first team back and the game was over.
Pitt threatened in the third quarter,
but not until the final period did the
attack really develop. Baker picked up
25 yards to the Irish 30-yard line on a
reverse and William and Clark smashed
to the goal line, the latter going over
On the next kickoff Jaskwhich fumbled
crossing his own goal and Pitt smoth-
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Reider, substitute half, plunged over.
Baker kicked goal.
The Panthers started again when
JaskWhich kicked poorly to his own 40
yard line after Notre Dame had been
driven back. A short pass line thrusts
and an end run reached to Notre
Danes O. The first Rockne team came
tearing in, but it was too late to stop
that rush. Clark smashed over center.
the kick failed and 10 seconds later
the game was over.