Evening star., 1941-11-01
Notre Dame
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rule that permits putting dry ball
in play after every scrimmage.
On one of the Army's famed deep
reverses. Hill broke loose for 81 yards
to the Irish 30. but much of the
gain was offset on the next play by a
Cadet tumble which Notre Dame re-
covered.
Notre Dame got its most consist
ent threat under way seconds later
with Owen Evans doing the work.
He sliced through for 9 yards on a
quick opening play to the Army "a
and followed that by splashing to
the "a on fake pass play. The
march was interrupted by l5-yard
holding penalty and then Bertelli,
trying to pass. was caught behind
his own line of scrimmage. Score:
Army, 0; Notre Dame, O.
Second Quarter.
A weak punt by Evans. Notre
Dame fullback, went out of bounds
on the Irish 3d. and the Cadets,
with Mazur and Hill alternating.
barged down to the 10-yard stripe
before it was sent into reverse by
an offside penalty.
Notre Dame was playing kick
ing game. punting on first down,
and finally got the awaited break
by blocking a Mazur punt on the
Army "a On the second play Ber-
telli's pass was intercepted by Hill.
Notre Dame held, however, and
Army again was forced to punt.
Juzwik's 18-yard return to the
Army 81 started the Irish on a
march that carried to the l8 before
a backfleld in motion penalty sent
it back to the % There two sue
cessive line smashes were spilled
by John Buckner, Army left guard
and two passes by Bertilli failed to
reach their targets.
The last toss came 40 seconds be-
fore the half-time gun and missed
George Murphy, Notre Dame end,
standing OF. the goal line. by inches
Score: Army. 0: Notre Dame, o.
Third Quarter.
1t began raining harder during the
half-time lull and a small lake be-
gan forming on the southeast corner
of the field The yard lines had
been washed away long ago and the
players numbers all were obscured
The contest became a punting
duel, with Army sticking in a run
ming play every now and then. Mazur
once got away for IA yards to his
own 81, but when the Cadets tried
the play again bad pass from CEN
ter cost them Is yards.
The Notre Dame second team, dis
tinguished by clean uniforms. en-
tered the fray and smacked off Is
yards in two plays, but finally
skidded to a stop on the Army 25,
and on the first play, Hank Mazur
quick kicked to the Irish TO- 1t was
raining so hard now that the officials
covered the ball with towels at all
times except when actually in play.
Score: Army, 0; Notre Dame, O.
Fourth Quarter.
After Mazur set Notre Dame back
on its heels with soggy punt that
rolled out of bounds on the Irish
II. Evans kicked out to Mazur on
the Army AZ. The Cadet halfback
wormed his way to the Notre Dame
AZ and on the first play from scrim-
mage cut back over his own right
tackle to the 81. Two plays later
Hill reversed to the 26, but the
threat died there
With the clock showing only two
minutes to 90. NOtre Dame started
a drive that carried to the 20, but
Evans missed the pass from center
as the teams lined up for running
play, with seconds 10 go, and was
smeared.
Evans was the spark of the late
drive. once getting away for 13
yards before being stopped by Mazur
on the Army 25. Final score: Army,
O.; Notre Dame, 0.