Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 178, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 December 1930 — Page 13

PEC. 3, 1930

IRISH LOSE MOON MULLINS

Knee Injury to Keep Full Back on Bench Rockne to Start Regulars Against U. S. C., With Hanley in Back Field: Notre Dame Mentor Expects Offensive Battle. BY GEORGE KIRKSEY United Press Stall Correspondent TUCSON. Ariz.. Dec. s.—An offensive battle from start, to finish with the team that can hold the ball the longest the mast likely winner, was the way Knute Rockne sized up the Southern Califomia-Notre Dame game today for the United Press. “I know that Howard Jones Is going to send his team into the game to rush us off our feet,” said Rockne. “There's just one way for us to break up his plans and that’s for us to get the ball and hold it as long a we can. T look for the team that can hold possession of the ball the majority of the time to win.” Although a trifle downcast over j

the unexpected loss of Larry tMoon) Mullins, first string full back, who is out of the game with an injured knee, Rockne refused to stress the loss of a regular full back for the second time this season on the eve of a big game. Joe Savoldi withdrew from school the week before the Northwestern game. “I had expected Mullins to be in shape to play and I felt that he would play one of the greatest games of his career,” commented Rockne, “but now he’s out and we've got to make the best of it.” Mullins injured his knee in the Army game and it has failed to respond to treatment. He did not don a uniform and work out with the rest of the squad on its arrival here Wednesday. Two workouts, morning and afternoon, were planned at the University of Arizona field today before the squad leaves for Los Angeles, where the Irish will meet the Trojans before a crowd of 90,000 in the coliseum Saturday. Dan Hanley, 190-pound sophomore, will start in Mullins’ place at full back, with A1 Howard, Alhambra (Cal.) youngster, in reserve. Hanley, who played his first game of the year against Drake Nov. 15, is expected to add offensive strength to the team, but weaken it defensively. e

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Rockne plans to start his first team and it’s quite likely that the regulars will remain in the game as long as possible with replacements sent in when necessary. “One Play” Johnny O'Brien, who was in the Army game in 1928 for only one play, but caught a pass which won the game, 12 to 6, has virtually won the first string left end job from Host and Kosky and probably will start with the regulars. STRAUSS GIVES BATTLE By 7imoi Special FT. WAYNE, Ind.. Dec. 4.—ln a net game played under professional rules, General Electrics defeated the fast Strauss A. A. of Indianapolis here Wednesday, 28 to 24. It was a swdft and rough contest and Indianapolis held the lead, 24 to 20, at one time. Chandler and Nipper were best for Strauss and Evard bagged five field goals for the Electrics. Field goal totals were twelve for the winners and ten for the losers. BELANGER DEFEATED By t'nited Press BUFFALO, N. Y„ Dec. 4.—Charlie Belanger, Canadian light heavyweight, lost a fast ten-round bout to George Nichols of Buffalo here Wednesday.

Cadets Hold Indoor Drill By United Preen WEST POINT. Dec. 4.—Because of the frozen condition of the plains gridiron, Army may be forced to do all of its heavy work in preparation for the Navy game on the tanbark floor of the riding academy. Coach Sasse said today that the gridiron was much too treacherous to risk an outdoor scrimmage. The Cadets took their first workout since the Notre Dame game on Wednesday, but confined their activities to limbering up exercises and a short signal drill. Adam Walsh Named Coach By United Press • SOUTH BEND, Ind., Dec. 4. Adam Walsh, captain of Noire Dame's 1924 “Four Horsemen” team and now line coach at Yale, today called his former teammates to South Bend to start practice for the charity game against the New York Giants professional team at New York, Dec. 14. Walsh was appointed by Coach Rockne to take charge of the team after the Notre Dame coach was ordered by his doctors to cancel nis plans for directing the team. LIFE SAVING COURSE A course in Red Cross life-saving will be given in the Hotel Antlers pool by Francis Hodges of the local chapter. The class will open on Dec. 8 and will be held on Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 5 to 6 p. m. There is no extra charge for this course. Wallie Sanders, guard at the Antlers pool, will assist Hodges. NEW AUGUSTA WINS WHITESTOWN, Ind., Dec. 4. New Augusta cage team defeated Whitestown here Wednesday, 19 to 17. New Augusta led 11 to 10 at the half.

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Navy Faces Hard Fight Injuries in Penn Game Will Ruin Middies for Army Tilt. By United Press NEW YORK, Dec. 4. Navy’s football creed which Admiral Farragut so neatly summed up in his heroic command: “Damn the torpedoes—go ahead!” may cost the midshipmen the Army game. Were it not for this creed, Navy, knowing that its chances against Army a week later depended largely upon the physical condition of its regulars, could play safe against Penn on Saturday and run no risk of losing a man or men on Franklin field’s frozen turf. The chances of the midshipmen doing this is very slim, indeed. The Middies probably will go in there and fight the Quakers from start to finish and in so doing may lose a couple of men. If Navy does lose a man or two in the Penn tilt, the chances against Army, judging solely from the 1930 records of the two teams, will be downright negligible. The midshipmen can’t spare a man, for they have little reserve strength. BROWN IS WINNER Norman Brown, Chicago, middleweight, was awarded a technical knockout verdict over Mutt Marsh in the third round of the main event at Tomlinson hall Wednesday night when the Cincinnati boxer slipped from the ring and injured a knee. Johnny Nassar of Terre Haute decisively defeated Red Harding, Cincinnati, in the sixrounder. Other results: Jackie Cooaati bad an edce over Kid Calloway in four rounds: Harold Findlev of Cincinnati won from Ray Bredell in four rounds: Soldier Bob Goolsbv of Ft.. Harrison defeated Joe Moore in four rounds and Jack Hembree trimmed Young Snowball in the preliminary. Kid Tyler won the battle royal.

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