Notre Dame at USC

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  The Daily Alaska empire, December 10, 1934, page 5

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  FRANK HAYDEN STARS AS IRISH BEAT TROY, 14–⁠0 Brother of Notre Da m e Coach Scores Both Touchdowns LOS ANGELES, Dec. l0.-ls there such a thing as “brotherly love?’ Just ask Elmer Layden, coach of the Notre Dame University foot ball team. He’ll tell you, today, that there most certainly is. Coach Elmer brought his Irish gridsters into Los Angeles Satur- day and defeated University of Southern California in one of the final football games of the year, IA to 0. And Brother Frank Lay den scored both the Notre Dame touchdowns! h fact, the kid brother” was all over the Coliseum gridiron Sat urday. He grabbed a long pass in the initial period and scampered 21 yards for the first score Then he plunged across the goal line in the second quarter after another long heave had put the ball on the Troy two-yard marker. Of course, the losers had .their moments. Coach H ow ard Jones once mighty machine threatened once, in particular, when it re- covered Notre Dame tumble on the Irish 20-yard stripe, only to lose the ball on downs when the Indiana eleven held on it’s one- inch line.

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Officially, Notre Dame leads 51–⁠37–⁠5; as played, 53–⁠38–⁠5 in 96 meetings, counting the 87 since this game.