Notre Dame at Army

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  Evening star, November 14, 1926, page 1

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  FLANAGAN DOWNS ARMY. Notre Dame Back Filters Through Line to Run 63 Yards. cpecial DiSpatcn 10 ! 40 obol. NEW YORK, November 10 Christy Flanagan. a broth of boy with the blood of Old Erin in his veins and the fire Of Old Erin in his soul. gave New York’s record gridiron gallery-s0 900 persons-the thrill of their lives and his team a dearly desired victory this afternoon when he sprinted 63 yards down the ooZy turf of the Yankee Stadium to score the touchdown which enabled Notre Dame to vanquish Army, to 0. Christy’s was a classic performance. 1t came on the third play Of the third period in a foot ball battle as tight and as tense as ever was waged. 1t came Observation-Disclosures by anything that had gone before. But its suddenness and uneXpectedness only made 1t stand out the bolder. While the sensation it created crystal lized into one of the nOisiest, albeit most orderly. demonstrations the local ball yard has witnessed. For two periods the ernbattled (ContinHsd on Page 6. Column 81

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Notre Dame leads 40–⁠8–⁠4 in 52 meetings, counting the 39 since this game.