Notre Dame at Navy

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  Evening star, District of Columbia, November 4, 1951, page 50

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  Notre Dame Beats Navy, 1910, Before 44 ,237 in Baltimore BALTIMORE, Nov. 3. - This annual football series between Notre Dame and Navy, now Is years old. is becoming habit form ing for both parties. At any rate. Notre Dame beat the Midshipmen again today, 19 to 0, for the Goth Irish victory against only four losses and a tie. For Navy it was another of those dreary afternoons when nothing seemed to go well. Even in the waning seconds, with the Mid shipmen doomed to their fifth straight licking after opening with a TT tie with Yale, they were denied the consolation of scoring. Navy had a first down on the one-foot line and still couldn’t t put the ball across as the brigade of Midshipmen, $500 strong, moaned from their frozen perches in Baltimore Municipal Stadium. They had conceded Notre Dame the victory-the fifth for the Irish this season against a lone defeat by Southern Methodist but there seemed reasonable hope |of getting on the scoreboard until the Notre Dame line hurled back two running plays and the clock ran out. A sellout crowd of A ,237 spectators, shivering in the 35-degree weather, saw a contest in which

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Officially, Notre Dame leads 82–⁠13–⁠1; as played, 84–⁠13–⁠1 in 98 meetings, counting the 73 since this game.