Kalamazoo at Notre Dame

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  South Bend news-times, South Bend, Ind., October 1, 1922, page 8

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  Gold and Blue EIeuen Shows Speed Against Light KazooS Cashiers Long Runs for TOuchdOwns Feature Game-New Irish Backs Display Class-Rockne Uses Entire Squad During Came-Only One Pass by ~ d. never once AhGoFe Fln8 auyAAAAS outside OF line plays and straight football the Notre Dame gridiron squad opened the 1922 season yesterday afternoon on Cartier field by wad.ng through Kalamazoo College eleven 20 the tune Of 46 TO 0. ) crowd OF football fans estimated At more than 5000 gathered for the fray all anxious and curious TO get the first line on the new and un tried eleven that Coach Rockne is endeavoring 10 develop to carry the brunt ~ the heavy schedule ahead. The outstanding spectacular fealures OF the battle yesterday were two runs from kickons through the entire Kalamazoo host for touch downs by Paul Cashier. fullback, one Of Notre Danes few veterans. Cashiers first run came Just after the initial touchdown OF the game. Capt. Doyle Of the Kazoos kicked Of to the sold and Blue star on his sew en- yard line and he raced straight down the middle of the field behind excellent interference. About at his own As yard line he left his interferers and shaking of several tack lers and clrcling several more he finally outdistanced the entire lot and placed the ball directly between the uprights. His second dash the length OF the field came at the start OF the third period and was an al most exact duplication Of the first. He received the leather on his ten yard lire again carried IL through the midI lie OF the opposition 80 yards 10 the goal posts These two brilliant runs were bright spots in the game that was featured by a display Of power and promise on the part OF the Irish offensive that gives Notre Dame followers a feeling that the new eleven of Rockne has possibilities Of developing into a machine that will give a GOOD account of itself this year. Not-e Dame scored a few minutes after the initial whistle when Thomas received a punt and return cd IL to KALAMAZOO 4O-yard line. Crowley circIed the right end for % yards on the next play. Desch and Castuer then clipped off three yards each and Crowley crashed over for the marker. Cashier kicked the goal. From that point till the end the Irish held the upper hand in all departments OF play with the exception or a few moments in the second quarter when the opposition COM pleted four forward passes three Of them in succession. However, though the KazoOs showed some stubborn resistance against the Irish second squad in this quarter and Kept possession of the ball good part Of the time they never threaten ed the Gold and Blue goal. While looking their best the Kali amazoo team was putting out every DIT of football il was capable OF and apparently opening up every play 1t had The Notre Dame aggregation on the other hand had only uncorked one pass during the afternoon and that was toward the end OF the game when Micky’ Kane hurled a twenty-four yard shot 20 COughliu. Kane furnished the thriller of the afternoon when he went into the fray in the fourth quarter and on the hrst play took the ball of tackle for fifty yards 10 a touchdown. He eluded at least Six tacklers by straight arms and lodging and brought the stands TO their feet when he stayed up after apparently having been downed several times II was The prettiest bit OF broken held running OF the game. The showing of the squad yesterday afternoon was unquestionably encouraging TO Gold and Blue followers. The men fumble6 very little considering the earliness of the season and showed the fght and spirit for which all former Notre Dame teams have been famous. Few mistakes were made, all the men. regulars. second and third string alike handling themselves like veterans. The line showed power after IL got warmed up in the last half OF the first quarter and the visitors could make no Roadway against 60. Thomas and Stuhldreher at quarter handled the team in great style at every stage OF the 1 game The backfc’d showed speed and ] the Interference was exceptionally | effective. In all the team showed / that IL had absorbed “a lot Of foot ! BAH in the short time Coach Rockne I has, had to work with them. The / shift for which Notre Dame was famous all over the country last year was in violence in a modified / form and the backdeld worked il / out with machineiike precision that / displayed their knowledge of that I method Of attack. Crowley playing his first game / with the varsity at half looked like / a veteran in action. tie handles himself. the bau and picks his holes / cutting iu with a speed and clever / ness that marks him as a star in ] the mailing Bergman showed class I and ability as well. while the veteran / Castner was ar cop speed. Layden / another unknown also showed / enough stun to make the followers ( of Che Gold Blue predict a great / year FOR him. Cashier and Degree / did the I,tle puutlr- that was nee / essary during The game and got both | heighth and yardaEe on their boots. / First Quarter Cant Carberry OF Notre Dame chose 10 defend the south goal and / Castner kicked or over the goal \ line. kalamazoo put the ball in / play on the 2o-yard sine. Voorhees, / made ] yard through the line. Spur geon circled r’sht end for 10 yards. | Noorhees- failed O. gain on the next 1 Two plays and Sturgeon then lost / 8 yards Sturgeon punted 40 yards I 20 Thomas VINO returned the ball TO / the center o. the field. Desch failed / 20 gain but Bergman made yards /

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  Bisbee daily review, Arizona, October 1, 1922, page 3 (results column)

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  Football Results Columbia AS; Ursinus ‘. Harvard 20; Middlebury 0. Syracuse AT; Muhlenburg o. Yale 13; Carnegie Tech o. Vermont ‘; Maine 0. Tufts 13; Connecticut Aggies 0. Iowa Wesleyan 16; Knox College 6 Brown 27; Rhode Island State O. Rutgers 13; Penn Military 0. Center 21; Clemson o. Georgia Tech 31; Oglethorpe 6. Grinnell IA; Parsons 0. Columbia College IA; Wisconsin School Of Mines O. Notre Dame 46; Kalamazoo 0. Cornell 55; St. Bonaventure 6.

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Notre Dame leads 6–⁠0 in six meetings, counting the one since this game.