Notre Dame at Indiana

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  The Richmond palladium, Richmond, Ind., November 11, 1906, page 2

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  Notre Dame Aggregation Defeated Yesterday by the Bloomington Eleven. FINE KICKING CONTEST SPLENDID DEFENSE OF CATHO- Lies WEAkENS IN SECOND HALF AND INDIANA SCORES DETAILS OF GAME. Indianapolis, Nov. 10.-Indianl won sure in the game against Notre Dame here today. By a score of II to the Bloomington team showed easily its superiority on the gridiron. For pref ty football no finer game was ever played on the local grounds. 1t was good, clean foot ball, well marshaled and the teams in spite of the score were we’ll matched. Indiana played kicking game, oft en- kicking on the first down. In the first half the ball remained on Notre Danes territory at all times except when in kicking, Notre Dame was able to kick back beyond the center line The first half ended without either side scoring. In the second half Indiana started in to win and No ire Dame, which had valiantly defend ed her goal in the first, seemed to go all to pieces. kicking was resorted to by Indiana until the ball was within Notre Danes % yard line and then In diana started to bucking the line. 1t was effective, and at no time was No ire Dame able to hold the Hoosiers. Steele was put through for a touch down in short order and goal was kicked. The same program was repeated Immediately afterward. The second half ended with the score II to 0. Hare of Indiana and Bracken of No tire Dame, were the particular stars. Hare showed better generalship and Bracken did more individual star playing. The crowd was immense probably the largest that ever witness ed local game. Eight thousand persons attended.

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Notre Dame leads 24–⁠4–⁠1 in 29 meetings, counting the 23 since this game.