Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10

Followers of the Maize and Blue
reveled in holiday JOY for weeks
following last years thrilling VIC
tory over the arch foe from South
Bend.
Tonight the Irish are titlinz
their cups and salving wounds
that were deep and gashed.
HAS NO WEAKNESS
Notre Dame today was a team
without an apparent weakness. In
Creighton Miller they had half
back who easily could outrun the
Mercury from here TO Chicago.
Or in pinch, he might show
those naval filters, who zoomed
overhead so spectacularly part of
the afternoon, how TO set speed
records.
Millers racing speed, Bertellis
accurate losses. the grim fight
ing Irish line and those seven or
eight other Notre Dame backs,
featuring Jim Mello, julius Ryko-
vich, John Lujack. made this
years Leahy edition something
fearful to behold.
o. Notre Dame scored one touch
down In the opening period when
Miller broke loose on a 66-Yard
run down the sidelineS. added
two more in the second period.
two more in the third, but went
scoreless in the last.
Great as they are, the Irish
hardly could have scored in the
last period. Only seven minutes
we're allotted for this quarter.
Something went wrong with the
timing system today and the third
period went % minutes. which
means 1t actually included go min
utes of football. The last quarter
was cut to seven minutes.
OFFICIALS CHECKED
Unless somebody had called il
to the attention of the officials.
the third quarter might have gone
right through until New Years
Day when the crowd could have
been resold tickets for a bowl
game in the last quarter.
The only time Michigan was
really IN the ball game was in
the first quarter. just following
MlllerS 66-yard dash. Then the
great Bill Daley, and he was lust
as terrific today in a losing cause
as he ever was on winning teams.
led 53-yard surge downfield in
five plays 10 score. On this drive
Daleys rusheS and passes carried
tne ball to the 4-yard line. He
scored from there.
In the second quarter. BertelI;
and Frederick Farley of Parkers-
burg, w. Va, teamed to score a
69-yard touchdown for Notre
Dame.
oUTRUNS WOLVERINES
Angelo cooked his rife-arr
TAXED beautifully, then shot the
ball to Farley. He was standing
all alone and caught it on Michi-
CANS 43. Farley then turned ON
me speed and simply ran away
from the Wolverine defenders.
Jim Mello bucked over from
the three for the third touchdown
and the score at the half was
u to s.
In that gone but not forgotten
third quarter. Notre Dame scored
twice more.
, The first came on quarterback
sneak from the 1-yard line by
Bertelli. The other was on a pass.
Bertelli to Creighton Miller from
the 16-yard line.
SCORE IN LAST MINUTE
Michigan's last touchdown was
scored in the final minute when
Paul White took a 16-yard pass
from Elroy Hirsch and fought his
way across the goal.
Merv Pregulman. who previous
10 todays game had missed only
one point after touchdown all
season, missed both.
But here we have that man
again - Bertelli He kicked all
live extra points and that gives
him a record for the season OF Ia
out OF IA. You can be sure Frank
Leahy won't keep Angelo after
school on Monday TO make him
do his homework on the kicking
job
Come to think Of IL. all Bertelli
did was 10 score one touchdown.
KICK five extra points. pass 10
Miller for one touchdown and
Farley for another. His pass 10
John lilly on the three-yard line
set up another. A. very commend
able days work for the man who
makes Frank Leahy'S IT, forma-
ton click.
Brilliant as he was in Notre
Danes victory march today. Bcr-
tell was no more heroic than Bill
Daley who received 4 tremendous