Indiana at Notre Dame

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  Evening star, Washington, D.C., October 10, 1957, page 1

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  Irish Crippled BY Flu on Eve OF Army Game SOUTH BEND, Ind, Oct. 10 R.-Coach Terry Brennan says his fiu-ridden Notre Dame football team is In poor physical shape for Saturdays game with Army in Philadelphia. Six Of his regulars and two second-stringers were sidelined by the fiu bug yesterday and spent the day in their rooms or in the university infrmairy. I’VE are hurt, hurt badly. /“ Brennan said after the squad went through mo contact” drills. There Is no likelihood that we will be in top shape for Army although all Of the men who are down with the flu now probably will make the trip. /“ He named the flu victims as Ed Sullivan. Dick Lynch. Jim Schaaf. Gary Myers. Nick Pie trosante and Bob Scholtz-all starters-and No. 2 Guards Dave Hurd and Bob Gaydos. The outlook was different In Army’s camp. Coach Earl Blaik and his subsequently guiding the top-rated team in the East-apparently feel confident. Capt. Gil Stephenson said. THE coaching STAFF at the Academy approached this season with the most hope for sue cess in seven years” Brennan said the fiu that hit his team hasn’t been identified as. Asian flu. but weakens its victims for “a to So hours. In addition. Brennan said, both Co-Capt. Sullivan and Halfhack Aubrey Lewis are hob bled with injuries suffered in last Saturdays 26–⁠0 victory over Indiana. Brennan said both may be among the bench warmers. Adding TO Brennan’s woes, Notre Dame Scout Bill Early reported his pre-game opinion See NOTRE DAME. Page A-23

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