Notre Dame at Georgia Tech

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  Richmond times-dispatch. (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, Virginia, October 29, 1922, page 45

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  .NOTRE DAME TOO MUCH FOR Golden TORNADO” Indiana Eleven Outplays s Georgia Tech to Win, 1873. EIGHTEEN THOUSAND SEE GAME Hoon!erH Invade Atlanta for First Time and DiscIose Perfect Aerial Attack Tint Yellow Jackets Could Not SOlSe-rech Fambles CostIy. EIGHTEEN THOUSAND SEE CANE ATLANTA. GA. Oct. 2s.-Notrs Danes football warriors for the frs, time today invaded the Southland and. with an aerial attack too per. feet for Georgia Techs yellow Jackets” TO solve. won. IL to 3. before crowd of fans estimated a, 1900. Tech fought hard to stave Off de. feat. ripplng through their opponents line many times during the first half only TO tumble when within striking distance OF a Touchdown. The Tor. nado’s field goal came in the second quarter, after Brewster, Hunt and McDonough had rushed the ball To Notre Danes thirty-yard line. Brew ster dropped back five yards and drop kicked the goal Notre Danes second-strinE back Held had been In action up until this time. but after this play Cashier wen, In at full; Miller and Crawley, al halves. and Stuhldreher. at quarter Captain Carberry. of the Indiana eleven. was injured In the first quar-. ter and was forced to retire for the remainder of tho game. Captain Bar rom or Iech, was badly hurt whcr tackled around the neck few min. utes later. but he remained In the battle. The lineup and summary: Notre Dame N3) Georgia Tech.t3) Carberry left end. j. Station Cotton left tackle. .Usry Brown ......left guard. Mcconnell walsh ....... center. Frye Degree .....right guard. Davis Oberst. fright tackle. y .Lymar Fergara. fright end. “a. Stator Thomas.... quarter back McDonouSl Layden ......left half. 500. Barron Connell.. fright half. Brewster Searney ...full back. ...... Hunt Score by periods: Notie lame. .......u Z u I’ll georgia Tech ...........O 3 O. Notre Dame scoring: Touchdowns Castner Substitute for Cearney) Stuhldreher substitute for Thomas) Point from try after touchdown, Cast ner. Tech scoring: Field Goal, Brewster. Referee. Birch; umpire. Williams. Head lincsman, STREET. Time of periods. Is minutes.

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  South Bend news-times, South Bend, Ind., October 29, 1922, page 8

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  Barron made L yards. McDonOugh gained two yards on a forward pass NCDOnough to Murphy was good for 80 yards. placing the ball on the Irish 7-yard line. McWharton gain ed a yard but Barron fumbled on the next play and y. D. recovered on their own 22-yard line. Miller and Layden each gained a yard at the line. Cashier failed to gain and Cashier punted TO Barron who was downed I’m his tracks on his own 81 ward line. Davis replaced McDonough a forward pass was ground ed as the game ended. Score: Notre Dame 13; Georgia Tech, 3. Lineup and summary: Notre Dame (13) Georgia Tech. CD Position CdrberTy $500. ..... j. station Left End Cotton .................. Usrey Left Tackle Brown ................. Mcconnell Left Guard Walsh -..-......- ........... Frye Center Degree ......... ............. DAVIS Right Guard Oberst .........-.. ........... Lyman Right Tackle NeFger .............. ...... A. station Right End Thomas .........., &C.. McDonough Quarterback Laden .............. Barron Left Halfback Conneu .......-....... Brewster Right Halfback Cerney NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Hunt Fullback Score by periods: Notre Dame .... 7 0 6–⁠13 Georgia Tech ...... o 8 0 o. 3 Notre Dame scoring; Touchdowns -Castner (sub for Cerney). Stuhldrehr. Csub for Thomas. Try after uchdown-Castner. Tech scoring. Field goal – Brewster. Referee – Purch Umpire – Williams. Head unesman-Streit. lime OF periods Is minutes each.

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  The New York herald, New York, October 29, 1922, page 52

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  NOTRE DAME VICTOR OYER GEORGIA TECH Westerners Down Their South ern Rivals by 13 to 3 Be- fore 10000 Persons. Special Dispatch to THE New York HERALr. ATLANTA, Ga. Oct 2s.-In a thrilling game, witnessed by about &c, 900 persons Notre Dame. outplayed in the earlier part OF the contest, rallied and defeated Georgia Tech. 13 to 3, to-day. The most consistent ground gamer for Tech was Red Barron. but 1t was also largely due to his fumbley that his team was defeated. This was caused by the fierceness with which he was tackled, and 1t was noticeable that every time he fumbled q Notre Dame player was on top Of the ball. EARLY in the second quarter Barron and Hunt and other Tech stars swept down the field to within striking dis tance Of the Notre Dame goal line. Then Brewster dropped back to his 35 yard line and made a pretty goal from the field. Notre Dame retaliated by withdraw ing its entire back field and sending In all It’s regulars. Castner went to full back. Stuhldreher to quarter and Miller and Crawley to halves. A punt to the 40 yard line was fun bled by Barron and Notre Dame recovcred Short gains followed and Stuhldreher shot a short pass over the goal line to Castner for touchdown. In the last half two forward passes and short gains carried Notre Dame TO Techs one yard line. Stub dreher then went over. Carberry was badly injured in the game.

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  New-York tribune, New York, October 29, 1922, page 16

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  Notre Dame Rallies And Beats Georgia Tech Team, 1873 8 ATLANTA, Ca, Oct 2S.--In thrill ing game, witnessed by about 10000 people, Notre Dame outplayed in the earlier part of the contest, rallied and defeated Georgia Tech, .13 to 8. The most consistent ground gamer for Tech was “Red” Barron, but it was also largely due to his fumbles that his team lost. This was caused by the fierceness with which he was tackled and it was noticeable that every time he fumbled Notre Dame player was on top of the ball. Early in the second quarter Barron and Hunt and other Tech stars swept down the field to within striking dis tance of the Notre Dame goal line. Then Brewster dropped back to his | thirty five yard line and made pretty goal from the field. Notre Dame retaliated by withdraw ing her entire backfeld and sending in all her regulars. Castner went to full, Stuhldreher to quarter and Miller and Crawley to halves. A punt to the forty-ycrd line was fumb1ed by Barron and Notre Dame recovered Short gains followed and Stuhldreher shot short pass over the goal line to Castner for a touchdown. In the last half two forward passes and short gains carried Notre Dame to Techs one-yard line Stuhldreher then buckcd over. Carberry was badly in jured in the game. Tho 1ypa-np.

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Notre Dame leads 31–⁠6–⁠1 in 38 meetings, counting the 37 since this game.