Notre Dame at Case

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  South Bend news-times, South Bend, Ind., September 29, 1918, page 1

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  NOTRE DAME WINS FROM CASE Is TO s Cleveland Players Hold 0pponentS to StandStiII in Opening Periods. CLEVELAND, o., Sept 2s.-After playing NOtre Dame TO a stand still in the two opening periods the Case eleven crumpled and Notre Dame won, 20 to 8. Case scored in the opening period when brilliant open field running BY Hale and a forward pass, Hale to Wolf. placed the ball on NOtre Danes two-yard line. Capt. McCune plunged over. Vanderhoof failed goal. Coach Rockne Immediately pull ed out two members OF his back field and sent I’m Bahan and Clips, vet Grams OF the 1917 eleven. Their presence was Immediately in evil dence. They did practically all Of Notre Danes offensive woak and shortly after the second period opened Lambeau crashed through for a score. Gipps missed goal and the score was even. No further scoring came in the second quarter. but in the third Notre Dame got going and with Gipps in the stellar role rippled through the Case defense for two more touchdowns Another tally came in the final period. Score: Case .........6 o o o. s Notre Dame .....O 8 Is 7–⁠26

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  The sun, New York, September 29, 1918, page 1

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  NOTRE DAME TOO STRONG FOR CASE Hoosier EleUen Triumphs by Score of rs to s. CLEVELAND, Sept. 2S.--After playing Notre Dame 70 a standstill In tho first half to-day. the Case eleven orumpled and No’re Dame won % to g. Case scored I’m the opening period when brilliant open field running by Hale, and a forward pass, Hale 10 Wolfe. placed the ball on Notre Danes two yard line. Capt. Mcclure plunged over. Wander hoof failed at goal. Coach Rockne Immediately removed two members OF Notre Danes backfsld and sent In Bahan and Gipps. veterans OF the 1917 eleven. Their presence i’m mediatcly was In evidence. They did practically all of Notre Danes often sivs work. and shortly after tho sec ond period opened La Beau crashed through for score. Gtpps missed goal and tho score was even. No further scoring came in the sec ond quarter. but In the third Notre Dame got going and with Gpps in the stellar role ripped through the Case defence for two more touchdowns. Another tally came in the final period. The score By periods Case ......,...... q o o. 6 Notre Dame .......0 ~ 7z26

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  New-York tribune, September 29, 1918, page 21

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  Case Warriors Are Humbled ByNotreDane CLEVELAND, Ohio, Sept. 2s.-After playing Notre Dame to standstill in the two opening periods, the Case eleven crumpled and Notre Dame won, 26 to 6. Case scored in the opening period, when brilliant open field run ming by Hale and forward pass. Hale to Wolfe, placed the ball ON Notre Danes 2-yard line. Captain McCune plunged over. Vanderhoof failed to kick goal. Coach Rockne Immediately pulled cut two members OF his backtield and sent in Sahan and Gipps, veterans Of the 1917 eleven. Their presence was mediately in evidence They did practically all of Notre Danes often sivc work, and shortly after the second period opened La Beau crashed through for score. Gipps missed goal and the score was even. No further scoring came in the sec end quarter. but in the third Notre Dame got going and, with Gipps in the stellar role, ripped through the Case defence for two more touchdowns Another tally came in the final period. The score: Case . 6 0 O. 6

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  Richmond times-dispatch. (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, Virginia, September 29, 1918, page 23

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  Football TfrsuIfS At Iowa cay. Iowa: Great Lakes, 10: Iowa, q. At Cleveland, Ohio: Case, 6; Notre Dame. 26. At Brunswick. y. j.: Rutgers. &C; UrSinus. 0. At Akron. Ohio: Akron University. 50: Muskingum, o. AZ Wooster. Ohio: Wooster, Z: Heidelberg. 0. At Delaware. o.: Ohio Wesleyan, CO; Otterbein, O. AT oxford, O.: Miami University, Al: Ohio Northern. .. at Austin. Ten: University of Texas. 10: Texas Christian University, o. At Norman. Okla: University of Oklahoma, IS; Post Field. Fort Sill, O.

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Notre Dame leads 2–⁠0 in two meetings.