The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-10-31
North Dakota High School, Football Season Approaches Song
Pitt Shocks Grid World, Beating Irish
OutpIayed BY Notre Dame Three
Quarters, Cornered Panth-
er Breaks Loose

Pittsburgh, Oct. 31.-(Ht-The pam
Their, regal jungle cat and football
team alike, is most dangerous when
wounded. Cornered, it bares its fangs
for the last fight to the death.
A mighty Notre Dame eleven, hail.
ed the greatest in the land, found
that out for the first time Saturday
as the Panthers of Pittsburgh bat
tered and groggy. dashed out in a dy-
ing fourth quarter effort that stun.
ned the Green Grenadiers from
South Bend, sent them Keeling down
to II to 0 defeat and chalked on
the pages of football history one OF
the greatest upsets of all times.
Driven like sheep before the charge
of IL shepherds in bright green, the
Panthers reeled through three Pc
RODS of a struggle that held crowd
of $4,000 breathless with fear for the
home boys. Three times, once in
each scoreless quarter, the Panthers
staggered back under the drive of a
team they say in the midwest is the
best that ever came out of the In
diana university where Knute Rock
ne founded the greatest of modern
football dynasties.
Plight Grew Intense
Each time the effort was greater
the plight of the hapless defenders
more desperate. The great crowd
huddled against the bitter wind that
swept the field, seemed only to hope
that from somewhere the Partners
would summon strength enough to
keep the Raiders from the goal line
up to the end.
From somewhere came that strength
and more. Into one mighty thrust
Pittsburgh suddenly hurled every
ounce left in the battered bodies OF
IL youngsters who had taken every
bit of Notre Danes pounding for
three quarters, almost without a
single relief. Within the space of a
single minute deep in the final quar-
ter, the Panthers scored two touch
downs. and the cocky green raiders
who had pranced so high dominating
the play up to that moment fell
apart like an expensive toy dropped
from considerable height with the
handspring tightly wound. Within
seconds, the remnants of what had
been a great team were scattered all
over the premises.
Bob Hogan, Panther quarterback
who was one of the two to finish who
did not start, shared one of Mike
Koken's passes on his own 27-yard
line and Notre Dame pressed as it
always has been doing. Warren Hell
Ter and Mike Sebastian, ripped inside
Notre Danes tackles for a dozen
yards between them. 1sadore Vein
stock, a burly fullback, burst through
center on beautiful spinner for Is
to the Raider 45-yard line.
Sebastian Takes Off
Then Sebastian, substitute who
was taking the part of the ailine
captain, Paul Reider, raced for Notre
Danes end.
One halfback blocked out Paul
Host, Raider end and captain. Sc
bastian sped for the far sideline,
Quickly he cut back, stepping out of
the arms of three tacklers. and his
battered mates had time to get in
front of them. With fiendish pre-
cision. they cut down the Notre
lame secondary and Sebastian dash
ca across the goal without q hand
laid upon him.
IL was an amazing shock to No.
TIRE Dame and the great throng as
We'll but there was more to come,
SWltter, almost, than it takes to tell.
Passing desperately, as soon as he
got his hands on the next kickoff, AL
McGuff, a sub halfback, hurled his
second effort straight into the arms
OF Ted DALEY, one OF Pitts mighty
ends.
DALEY took the ball on a dead run
as he came up from Notre Danes
25-yard line, and in a flash was over
the goal.