Notre Dame at USC

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  Evening star, District of Columbia, December 6, 1936, page 36

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  Te,ps Bo,c Notre Dame Trojans Tie ST. Ma Beats Temple PUNY PUNTSLEAD TO 1}7 OWL LOSS Warmers Men, 0utWeighed, Make Game Struggle, Score on tumble. - AN FRANCISCO, December Op). - st. Mary’s Gaels capped an Indifferent foot ball season in ~ brilliant fashion today with a l3-to-7 intersectional victory over Glenn Warmers light but tricky Tenn pie University Owls. Quarterback DavidSon’s weak kicks in the second and third periods paved the way for ST. Mary’s touchdowns. The boys from the other side Of the continent, small compared to the warriors tutored by Slip Madigan. were outscored but were far from outclaSsed They seized an opportunity early in the second quarter to convert a ST. Mary’S tumble into touchdown and, converting the extra point, led until the fourth period. Owls Score on tumble. THE Temple score followed a tumble by Right Half Hugh Sill. with the ball bouncing over the goal line, where speedy Left End Ed Walker fell on it, Bill Docherty, captain and left tackle, added the extra tally. Midway of the third period David son punted from his own 2-yard line. The Gaels took possession on the 20. Charges at the line moved the ball to the l-foot line and Fullback Markham smashed through for the initial st. Mary’s score on third down The point conversion failed. Shortly after the last period opened Davidson punted from his own II and the ball sliced out of bounds on the 80. Two line plays netted Z yards and Left Half OLaughlin passed to Sub stitute Righ End Austin over the goal. behind the Temple secondary. Quarterback Ferry place-kicked the extra point.

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Officially, Notre Dame leads 51–⁠37–⁠5; as played, 53–⁠38–⁠5 in 96 meetings, counting the 85 since this game.