Notre Dame at Purdue

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  South Bend news-times, South Bend, Ind., November 23, 1919, page 1

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  re Dame Eleven WaLlops Purdue Boiermakers 80 IS / line. The first half ended with No ire Dame leading. IL 20 :. Leave II TO Gipp, Miller kicked 70 Degree on the Irish 32-yard line. Bergman and Bahan carried the ball along and then Gipp uncorked the banner pass Of the day With Kirk on the recciving end the Irish made 30 yards Bergman made three Yards off tackle. The Irish were penalized I yards for holding. Daily went in for Macklin. Gipp made five around right. Bergman skirted left for eight and Gipp passed 10 Kirk for IS yards The Boilermakers sure did lot OF gasping. They held their breath this time But Slack ford went through left end for II yards Kirk tailed on a forward pass. Bahan failed 20 kick goal ScOre-Notre Dame 10, Purdue 7. Miller kicked off TO Gipp. who with Bergman executed crisis cross and the ball went into play on the Notre Dame 35-yard line. Bergman fumbled and Purdue recovered The Boilermakers at tempted aerials and line attacks but 1 failed Huffine punted over the goal line The ball was brought out 20 the 2O-yard line. Cccoy went in for Quasi and Notre Danes play became spirited. Brandy relieving 7 Bahan at quarter. Notre Dame at I tempted 10 push UPHELD but was | stopped Degree punted TO DAILY on the Purdue 25-yard line DAILY made / l. yards around left end. Hufflne passed 10 Wagner for a 26-yard gain. My Hero Traitor. With the ball on their own 90 / yard line, the irish did the gaspiug this time. hut they fought. Wagner made six and Daily made three. HUFF fine smashed and smashed but fail ed 10 gain. Here the quarter ended. Beginning the last quarter with a new lease OF life. Huffine went over for a touchdown Miller failed 20 . kick goal. Score-NOtre Dame 10, Purdue ~. Mitchell supplanted Stanwood and Church went in FOR DAILY Miller kicked 20 Notre Dame on the 40 yard line Miller went in for Slack ford. NOtre Dame began a march | down towards the Boilermakers’ goal but Wagner intercepted pass. Huffine made nine through | right guard The ball see-sawed back and forth here, first Notre Dame and then Purdue doing the gaining With the ball on their own 13- I yard line. the Boliermakers uncorked q drive that pushed the 1 Irish back go yards. The Irish got : too much Church. Wagner attempt 4 ed q forward pass that failed. Trafton intercepted the pass and raced / goal Score-Notre Dame 26, Pur- / due 10. Hunk i No SLOUGH. Not 10 be outdone by the burly Trafton. Hunk Anderson mussed up / “a welI-meant aerial drive moment ! later and he too dashed down field I for q marker. Bahan kicked goal. -Notre Dame 33. Purdue 13. Gipp kicked to Meeker. who ran | the ball back to his own 36-yard Z line Here the whistle sounded and Notro Dame dashed off with the Hoosier and western Championships. Score: purdue. NOtre Dame. Smith NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Kirk Left End. Z Blrk ....-....-...-. ...-..-.. Coughln Left Tackle / Cooley ............ II. Anderson / Left Guard. Mitchell ................ Madtgan / Center taglS .-.--.......-.... .......- VI. Smith Right Guard. / Miller .....-...-...-.. Degree Right Tackle. / Quasi .............. E. Anderson Risht End. / Mackliu .............. Bahan Quarter. I Wagner -..-............ GiDp Left Half / Mceker ................... Bergman Right Half / Huffine .....-.....-... Slackford Fullback. / Substitutions-M for Slack ford. Brandy for Bahan, Traitor for / Madigan. shaw for Coughlir. / Church for NaCkiiu / Beferec-LipsSie Chicago. Umpire-St John, NOtre Dame. Head Lincsman-Coffin. Cornell. Field Judgc-Knight. Michigan. / INDIANA TEAM UPSETS DOPE BUCKET BY WIN OVER SYRACUSE CLUB BY Associated Press. BLOOMINGTON. Ind. Nov. 2c.- / Indiana university tipped the eastern . football dope bucket Saturday by defeating Syracuse, here, u TO g. The . Hoosiers matched their husky OPP / ponents in nearly every department | OF the game and sent repeated thrills 20 the hearts OF seven thousand fans

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  Evening star, Washington, D.C., November 23, 1919, page 24

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  PURDUE LOSES STATE TITLE TO NOTRE DAME LAFAYETTE, Ind. November o. Notre Dame tonight is undisputed foot ball champion OF Indiana through It’s defeat of Purdue today by a score of SO to IS. Purdue made the first score and held Notre Dame scoreless in the first period. but in the second period the latter team started an aerial attack in which Gipp and Kirk were the principal performers. and piled up score after score with case.

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  New-York tribune, November 23, 1919, page 20 (results column)

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  Yesterdays Results On Football Fields EAST EASf Harvard, 10: Yale. 7. y. Y. IT, II: Columbia, IL. RI tigers, 26; Northwestern, o. Pittsburgh. II; Carnegie Tech, I. Lafayette, 10; Lehigh, s. Brown, s; New Hampshire State. Stevens, 81; Worcester Tech, 0. Georgetown, 27; Washgton and eel. s. University of Detroit, Is; University of Buffalo. 0. Mass. Aggics, II; Tufts. o. Swarthmore, a.: Havcrford, o. Bucknell, 20; Susquehanna, Z. Penn. Military College, rs; Washing ton, 0. Gettysburg, 81: Mount ST. Mary, Western Maryland, o., Maryland. 20. Tnicn, 10; Rensselaer, Poly, o. Rochester. o; Ham lton. o. Pennsylvania Freshmen, Z; Cornell Ere hmen, 2. Conn. Agg;es. K. /. ate. ,. W. and j., 33: u. Wa. Wesleyan. q. Grove. 6; Westminster, o. Mlddiebury, 20; Vermont. II. j., Inns Hopkins, l3; St. Johns. IS. Delaware. 21: Lebanon Valley, :. Villa Nova, 20; Catholic University. II. Penn Freshmen, Z: Cornell Fresh men. ?. WEST Indiana, II; Syracuse, s. Illinois, 8; Ohio State. Z. Wisconsin. 10; Chicago. 3. Minnesota, 81; Mich gan. T. L. Of Iowa, 10; Ames, o. Marquette, 10: Wabash II, g. Notre Dame. 33: Purdue. 13 Oklahoma University, IA; Kansas Aggies, 3. Nevada, Al; Santa Clara, z. South Dakota State College, 10; Uni yers.ty of South Dakota, 6. California, “a: Stanford, TO- Oregon Aggies, 6: Washington State. O. SOUTH Florida, 13; South Carolina. 0.

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Officially, Notre Dame leads 60–⁠26–⁠2; as played, 62–⁠26–⁠2 in 90 meetings, counting the 80 since this game.