Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22

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Led by Bob Kelly, who regis
tered two touchdowns. the Irish
showed amazing stabbing speed
and power when scoring opportu-
mites came their way.
ONE MINUTE, ONE SCORE
Most of Notre Danes scoring
was crowded into fast action. For
the first touchdown was
scored by Bounding Bob on the
second play from scrimmage when
he streaked 81 yards for the count
slightly more than minute after
the game had started.
The Badgers, obviously jittery.
paved the way for the second
score when Earl Girard, a swell
football player, fadded back to
pass the first time after Wisconsin
got the ball. He fumbled and Bill
O'Connor recovered for Notre
Dame on the 9-yard line.
Kelly plunged over from the
4-yard line for this touchdown. He
missed both tries for extra points
and despite the fact that Wis
consin rallied to drive to the
4-yard line of the Irish In the
final minute of the first half,
coach Ed McKeever's team still
had a spotless record for the sea-
son when the second half started.
And what a start it was for
Wisconsin.
TWO-POINT LAPSE
Notre Dame kicked off. Jerry
Thompson touched the bal, then
picked it up and ran behind the
goal linz with it. Before he could
correct the mental lapse. big
Arthur Mergenthal, Notre Dame
tackle, had downed him and 1t
was two points for the Irish.
Wisconsin elected to put the
ball in play with a kickoff after
this safety and Bahlow returned
to Wisconsin's 40-yard line. Kelly
plunged to the 35 and then Elmer
Angsman, the fullback, went of
tackle and kept going all the way
for a touchdown. Kelly kicked
goal and Notre Dame had in one
minute and eight seconds stretched
its margin to 21-0.
If this wasn't enough, after the
next kickoff Girard attempted to
punt only to have the same Art
Mergenthal crash through to block
the kick. 1t was Notre Danes
ball on Wisconsin's Al. On the
first play Frank Dancewicz faded
back and passed to Maggioli for
a touchdown.
PEAK is REACHED
Bob Kelly once more kicked
goal and in five minutes the Notre
Dame margin had scared to $50.
+ Every Wisconsin break had been
cashed into the scoring column.
Here. indeed, was good reason for
the Badgers to figure it was not
their day.
On their only other scoring
chance in the final minutes of the
first half, when a touchdown
seemed certain, first It was q
tumble and then the timers gun
that stopped them A yards from
pay dirt.
But Harry Stuhlreher had put
one thing across with his team.
You must never stop trying.
The Badgers went to work In a
much calmer fashion now by
starting a drive from their own
40 in the third quarter that was
climaxed with Girard passing to
Mead for a touchdown from the
12-yard line.
In the last quarter Girard and
Thompson combined passing
running attack that. carried to the
4-yard line and from this point.
on fourth down, Girard lateraled
to Campbell, who went over.
Notre Dame showed a well bal
anced team. The Irish line be-
haved in the first half as though
it was going to run the jittery
Badgers right out of the big
stadium.
MR.. KELLY is SOMETHING
Kelly has about everything you
would want in a football player,
and he led both teams in Mgging
the ball with so yards net. Thomp-
son of the Badgers was only two
yards behind and threatened to
break away several times during
the game.
The Badgers tonight can I'M
press on all other Notre Dame