University of Notre Dame - Dome Yearbook (Notre Dame, IN)

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NOTRE DAM! 27 IAVY BECAME the fifth straight victim for Notre Dame in Cleveland, Novem- ber 1. A packed house of 84,117 in the lakefront stadium saw the Irish powerhouse gain momen- tum for its clash with Army one week later. A goalward glance by Brennan as Connor scuttles a Middle. Passing figured into three of the four Irish touchdowns. Johnny Lujack passed 29 yards to Terry Brennan for the first score in the opening period and Frank Tripucka pitched the pigskin 31 yards to Leon Hart for the second score in George Sullivan John Panelli Caspar Urban

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. . t. Sitko steams out with a strong Martin convoy. with the second touchdown. Notre Dame led, 14 to 0, at halftime. Iowa vacated the T formation in the third quarter and running out of the Notre Dame box, Emlen TnnnelL, fleet-footed negro back, scampered 64 yards before being tackled by Johnny Lujack. Iowa gave up the ball on the Irish 2, to end their only hopes for a touchdown. Floyd Simmons paced the third pay- dirt drive which ended when Larry Coutre went over from the 1. Earley made the final score, 21 to 0. A psychological fall for a Howkeye. Cheerleaders.

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the second quarter. Bob Livingstone scored the final touchdown on a beautiful 42 yard trek after intercepting a Navy aerial. The other Irish counter came on Brennan ' s plunge from the 1-yard line. Navy threatened only twice, advancing to the Notre Dame 21 in the third quarter and losing the ball on a fumble on the 1 yard line in the last quarter. Lujack completed 10 out of 18 tosses while Tripucka connected on eight of nine throws as the Irish amassed 263 yards through the air lanes. Lujack signals a flying Middie in to a solid landing. '