Evening star., 1941-11-22
Notre Dame
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California touchdown. The Irish
center. Ziemba. blocked Jones try
for the point and U. S. c. led 60,
Notre Dame failed to gain after
the kickoff and the teams traded
punts. the Irish gaining possession
Of the ball on their own At.
Angelo Bertellis second passing
attempt was intercepted by South
ern California; S Robertson on his
own 35 and he ran it back As yards
10 the Notre Dame 20. Two run
ming plays and a pass failed to gam
and Jones tried field goal, which
fell short.
Notre Dame took the ball on its
own 20 but could not gain and
kicked to the Trojan 20. On the
first play a bad pass from center
cost Southern California IS yards
and the Trojans hastily kicked to
the Irish 46. Again Notre Dame
could make no headway and punted
70 the Southern California II as the
first period ended with the Trojans
ahead, 60.
Second Quarter.
The teams engaged in another eX-
change of punts as the second PERIOD
began. Southern California winding
I'D with the ball on its own I.
Three running plays missed first
down by inches for the TrolanS and
they punted but were penalized back
to the 1-yard line for unnecessary
roughness.
Hevwood punted out of boun's on
the Trojan 81 and on the first play
Notre Danes JuZwik raced 25 yards
to the Southern California 6.
On an end run Evans lost yard.
Then the Irish fullback picked up
two TO the 5-yard line On a reverse
Evans crossed the goal line standing
up and JuZWik kicked the point to
give Notre Dame a TO margin
The Trojan machine began to roll
after the kickoff and the West
Coast eleven moved to a first down
on its own As But the Irish held
and Southern California punted
The Irish punted right back to the
Trojan Al and on the second running
play Robertson fumbled, with Evans
recovering for Notre Dame on the
u. S. c. As
Three passes by Bertelli put the
ball on the a. Evans picked up a
yard and then Juzwlk went over for
a touchdown. JuZWikS kick was
blocked and Notre Dame led, 1876
The Trojans retahated with a 65-
yard march for their second score.
Music threw complete passes to ES-
sick twice and to Taylor and carried !
the ball once for 10 yards. The |
touchdown came on a 5-yaTG pass. !
Musick to BledSoe. kovatcr blocked
Jones kick and Notre Dame re-
manned ahead. 1912. at the half
Third Quarter.
After the Irish had shown their |
dander was up by spilling Southern
California carriers for losses of q |
yards in two plays, the Notre Dame !
team went into gear behind Ber- !
tellis passing.
Starting from his own as Angelo |
threw to Murphy on the U. S. c. 40 !
and to Wright on the 80. But Is
yard penalty for holding set the
Irish back and Evans punted over
the goal line.
The Trojans lost yards in three
plays and punted to Notre Danes
46. Bertelli passed 10 Dove on the
U. S c. 43 and to Wright on the
35. Juzwik made a first down on
the 80
Evans ran 10 the e and then
Bertelli completed pass to Wright
on the 18 Angelo shot a pass to
Evans, running wide. and the full
back weaved along the side line to
the goal line Evans kick was good
and Notre Dame led 20-12.
Southern California. still brim-
ming with upset hopes, started
new drive after the kickoff. Rob-
ertson ran from the U. S. c. 35 to
the 40. Taylor made a yard and
Robertson notched first down on
the As. Robertson passed TO Taylor
on the Irish 80.
Taylor southpaWed an aerial to
Bledsoe on the II but the play was
called back and the Troians penal
ized IS yards for holding.
Two pass tries by Taylor failed
and Haywood punted, the ball
rolling dead on the Notre Dame l.
yard line The Irish punted to their
own Al as the third period ended.
Fourth Quarter.
Runs and pass attempts failed to
advance the Trojans and Anderson
punted over the goal line. The Irish
kicked back to the U. S. C. A and
the Trojans started off again.
MuSick passed to Taylor on the
irish a. Southern California was
awarded first down on the % on a
holding penalty and Taylor carried