Salt Lake Telegram | 1924-10-26 | Page 6 | Weight and Bulk out of Fashion on Athletic Field, Edgren Declares

WEIGHT WEIGHT AND AND BULK BULK OUT OUT OF OF F FASHION N ON N ATHLETIC FIELD FIELD EDGREN o DECLARES Jimmy Crowley is Is Hero of I Touted Hoosier Backfield fJ Backfield of Fighting g Irish Best Seen fo for Year in Eastern Gridiron Contests I P pRINCETON N. N J. J Oct 25 By By A. A P. P P. P.-Knute Knute A Notre Dame Comet flashed through Palmer lalmer stadium Hits thIl afternoon and crushed Princeton for the second successive ye yeA year A colorful crowd o of sat thrilled as the cyclonic Hoosier r backfield swept through the tile Tiger defense and won Avon 12 to to 9 Notre Dames Dame's vaunted aU attack Ck fun fully came to expectations while ff m defense completely checked the gers but the margIn ot two tou touch downs both tallied by the senia aeno Jimmy Crowley bri brightest t ta a quartet of ot superstars tailed failed 4 10 indicate the wide margin of ot superiority I HOOSIERS LOSE CHANCE Losing three fine chances to score score touchdowns Notre Dame might h haT exceeded the margin of ot their 25 2 triumph of last year but for their theu own mistakes and and andone one stubborn stubbo stand by the Tigers In the of their own goal A fumble j Crowley on Princeton's yard ten line lint lineIn linein lintin in the second quarter blasted oi on OM scoring chance two yard 15 penal penar ties in the third period for holding g the first of or them on a play in which Don Miller f carried the ball across acri i the Tiger goal line upset another r drive e while in the final perl period Princeton held and got the pigskin on downs on her own five yard ard after Notre Dame had charged n S yards ards down the field H The Hoosier touchdowns came ln the second and fourth quarte both times after versatile drives drive that had the Tiger forwards roe In log Ing backwards In the second period after atter being momentarily checked reel f Crowleys Crowley's fumble which Slagle covered Notre Dime field fied marshal toss tossed J a forward p panto pas pan to Don Miller who raced 22 yards Princeton's yard 25 line Une Elm Ell Layden dove ten yards on the n nu nuI tel 5 I play then Crowley after being h heliT l to a yard bro broke e loose and I his wa way 17 yards ards across the goa line kicking tempt for tor the extra point wa was bloc ed TIGERS GIVE UP I Halted in m the third qua e eI I penalties the Hoosiers came bacI bac bacR I the final quarter with an onslaught t that at put the tiring Tigers to r ru ruAn u uAn I An unexpected march marcIa of or 65 YardS ards with Layden and Crowley as tie spearheads of the attack ended ened when the latter again fought w way y over the last chalk mark roJa a trio of Tiger tacklers on his 1 ba bat 11 This time Crowley tried to boot he i. i extra point but the attempt oj One I m I more was blocked I Princeton fought stubbornly a ajl d with cha characteristic Tiger pluck they were no match for this BI Blue Bluj jerse ed whirlwind The Orange Orane i a aBlack an Black had its hands full tull eve ever even the first period in which itoc RocS oc n used a substitute eleven e ely ly and when the Hoosier regu a s took the field result was a a. fo fore foregone gone conclusion Convincing Con proof of oC Notre Darn Dam superiority is the tIle fact that t e made 23 first downs to only i for tor Princeton and gained a tote tot 0 cards by rushing as compare compari with for the Tigers The H Ito Hoj o osIers sier completed only four of jh lb the theten ten but two were vital lial f fa a. a 5 tors in scoring their I Princeton tried two forwards fot a an anI completed one I The Tigers failed at any time 0 penetrate beyond Notre Dames Dame's Q 3 eard mark and only twice w close to that Lineups and summaries Princeton 0 Notre Dame i Drews le Ie Col Colin Colli Beattie It Ba Hills Jg Ig Ig Wit I e Bartel c term I-term 2 Howard rg K Ii tt Gates rt E H Mi Il J 1 e I Stout Cc c re Dinsmore Gibson Crol Caldwell b E- E Di lI Slagle fb Lal den Score by periods Prince Princeton 0 0 2 0 01 L 6 L 6 t D Dame 0 o 6 0 1 Notre Dame scoring Touchdowns n I Crowley Crowle 2 Referee V. V A A. Schwartz Brown Umpire Lieutenant Nell I U. U S. S A. A headlines man Colon Colonel Colone 6 1 Mumma U 71 UI S. S A. A field Judge f a I R. R Gillinder Pennsylvania Time 0 oj periods 15 16 minutes each