The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-23
NOtre Dane
 Notes

During the course of their longest scoring march of the year, Notre Danes football players chanted of the distance to the goal as they went. They got the ball on their own F7-yard line against Carnegie Tech. John Michuta, acting captain of the day, yelled, "Only 93 yards to go!" The players took up the cry after every play and kept running rec ord of progress.
 Harrison Technical high school of Chicago is represented by four players on the Notre Dame varsity football squad. Henry Pojman, var sity center; Andy Pilney, shock troop left halfback; Andy Pupils, fiashy sophomore quarterback; and Frank Kopczak, shock troop right tackle who may replace the injured John Michuta with the varsity form the quartet.
 An old rivalry was renewed when Notre Dame and Pitt met last Sat urday. Frank Patrick, Pitt fullback comes from East Chicago, Ind, where he won all-state basketball and football honors at Roosevelt high school. George Delich, Pitt ta- ckie form Gary, Ind, played for Froebel high school, explaining its 1881 team. Don Elser, Notre Dame fullback, played against both of them while winning all-state foot ball, basketball, and track honors at Horace Mann high school of Gary.
 A survey of Notre Dame football players on the 1895 squad shows that nearly one-fourth of them re- member as their greatest football thrill hearing of Marchie Schwartz's 54-yard touchdown run on the opening play Of the Notre Dame- Pitt game of 1890. The Irish scored 35 points in the first half to win s to 19 on their march to a national championship.
 John Kelly, Notre Dame end can- didate, is 8 cousin of Shane Kelly. Harvard captain who was elected to the post recently after Capt. J. Robert Haley had been declared in- eligible. He transferred to Notre Dame from Boston College.
 The Columbia and Mutual broad casting systems will give accounts of the Notre Dame-Pitt game next Saturday. Five other individual stations arc broadcasting the game and several stations are giving tele- graphic re-broadcasts. NEG may put the game on the air.
 Nick Lukats, Notre Dame football star of 1883, is working in Q new picture in which Eddie Cantor is the star.
 Dominic Vairo, 1884 Notre Dame football captain, has position with the Ford Motor company of Detroit. but shortly after taking the job was given . leave of absence so that he might play professional football.
 Mike Layden, brother of coach Elmer Layden of Notre Dame, re- ceived c request for picture from n boy named Woodhouse at Wood bury Forest school Woodbury For est, Va.
 John P. Nicholson, Notre Dame eross-country and track coach has promised his public that the Irish barriers will win ct least one race khis year. T don't know who we'll beat" he says, but I'll guarantee that this season won't be as bad, as last season when we lost all of our major meets. usually by a. perfect score"
 Ken Stilley, Notre Dame left Eaclxle, played im high school against Bobby Larsue of Pitt. LaRue, var aity halfbsck with the Partners, is from 0reensburg, Pa- while 6tiiley was . fullbacI for Clairton, Pa, high school He attended the school for four years without an absence 0r tardiness next to his name--but his father was tfiailt officer and ilD shouldn't be given too much ~X&I[N