Indiana at Notre Dame

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  New Britain herald, November 6, 1922, page 8

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  CONFERENCE FOOTBALL Wisconsin and Michigan Loom Up as the Strongest Contenders in Western Football Circles. Chicago, Nov. 6.--(By the Associat- ed Press) )-Wisconsi and Michigan, two of the leaders in the fight for the Western conference title, gave con- vincing proof of their right to posi- tions at the top of the percentage columns in Saturdays game. Wiscon- sin defeated Minnesota, an old enemy, IA to O.. while Michigan was over whelming the Michigan Aggies eleven 63 to 0. Minnesota’s defeat eliminat- ed the gopher team, temporarily at least, from the conference race, leav- ing Michigan, Chicago, Wisconsin and Iowa in the undefeated class. In the other conference games Hi nois won. to 3, from Northwestern. Stepping outside the big ten, Indiana went down 27 to 0 before Notre Dame and Purdue lost to Wabash, 6 to z. Michigan’s showing against the Az gies was not unexpected and the pow erful offensive developed by Yost’s men, even with second and third String men in the lineup, marks the wolverines as leading title contend CT. With two weeks of idle time to prepare for Wisconsin on Nov. IS the wolverines are expected to be at the top of their game.

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  The Morning Tulsa daily world, Tulsa, Okla., November 5, 1922, page 13

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  CASTNER IS HERO OF N0TRE DANES INDIANA VICTORY Back. Field Man Does Everything Possible to Do in Grid Game SOUTH BEND, Ind, Nov. a. Paul Castner. In scoring all OF the University Of Notre DANES points In their 27–⁠0 victory over Indiana today did everything a football back can do. lie drop kicked from the As and 35-yard lines, scored two toucndowns following runs OF 90 and 2g yards from scrimmage, intercepted a pass and ran 80 yards for another touchdown. kicked three goals after touchdown. returned a kick off So yards and played a strong defensive game. His punting averaged so yards and one kick was good for GS yards In the air. Don Miller paved the way for two OF Cashiers markers by strong driving for long gains off tackle Sloate got away for 25 yards through center for Indiana’s only long gain. Degree and Cotton for Notre Dame and Hanny and Butler for Indiana starred defensively.

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  The Birmingham age-herald, November 5, 1922, page 13

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  Notre Dame Back Stars Southbend. Ind. November 4.-Paul Castner. in scoring all of the Uni versity of Notre Dame’s points in their 27–⁠0 victory over Indiana today, did everything football back can do. He drop kicked from thee45 and 35- yard lines. scored two touchdowns, following runs of 20 and 22 yards from scrimmage, intercepted pass and ran 35 yards for another touch down, kicked three goals after touch down. returned a kick off 55 yards, and played strong defensive game. His bunting averaged 50 yards and one kick was good for 6S yards in the air. Notre Dame played straight foot ball. Indiana made frequent attempts to get away with the open game. The Crimson aerial attack boomc- ranged. however, at Notre Dame in- tercepted three times, one intercep- tfon being followed by Cashiers 35- yard run.

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  New-York tribune, November 5, 1922, page 17

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  Castner Performs Brilliantly AS Notre Dame Beats Indiana SOUTH BEND Ind Nov Paul Castner scoring all of the University of Noe Danes points their victory everything football and 35 lines following twenty and twenty-five yards from scrmnage another touchdown kickoff ftyf game puntng good sixty-eight yards in the air

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Notre Dame leads 24–⁠4–⁠1 in 29 meetings, counting the 17 since this game.