Notre Dame at Rice

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  The Topeka state journal, Topeka, Kansas, November 29, 1915, page 1

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  NOTRE DAME ROMPED. Catholics Closed Season by Defeating Rice Institute 80 to 2. Houston, Tex, Nov. 29.-Notre Dame wound up it’s football season Saturday by trampling the Rice institute team by the score of So to 2, in a game in which the Catholics were played almost to a standstill in the first two periods. In the last hair they bore down the lighter opposition by the sheer weight y their battering backs and forwards and the excellence of their interference running. For one period, the second, Rice outplayed Notre Dame in all depart ments and the only score of the quarter was a safety scored against Notre Dame when Clark tackled Cofall behind his own goal line after he had recovered a bad pass from center. A 95-yard run from the kickoff, at the beginning of the thin period. in which Cofall did not run through, but around the entire Rice eleven, and a 45-yard sprint by Bergman for another touch down, were the features.

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  Omaha daily bee, Nebraska, November 28, 1915, page 1

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  NOTRE DAME RUNS ALL OVER RICE LADS Indiana Eleven Winds Up Season by rrampling Lighter Texas Aggregation. SCORE F1FTY.FIvE TO TWO HOUSTON, Tex. Nov. 2,--Notre Dame of Indiana wound up its foot ball season today by trampling over the lighter Rice institute team. IS TO 2. For one period. the second, Rice out played the Catholics in ali departments and the only score OF the quarter was a safety scored against Notre Dame when Clark tackled Cofall behind his own goal line after he had recovered q bad pass from a center ninety-five-yard run from the kick off at the beginning of the third period, In which Cofall did not run through. but around the entire Rice eleven, and a forty-five-yard sprint by Bergman for another touchdown were the features.

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  The Birmingham age-herald, Alabama, November 28, 1915, page 2

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  NOTRE DAME SCORES VICTORY OVER THE RICE INSTITUTE Houston, Tex, November 27--Notre Dame ended its 1915 football season here today with victory over Rice in- stitute, 55 to 3. Rice played Notre Dame almost to standstill in the first half, but could not withstand the rushes of their heavier opponents in the third and fourth periods and the visitors scored almost at will. A safety In the second period was responsible for Rice’s only scoring

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Notre Dame leads 6–⁠0 in six meetings, counting the five since this game.