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IMMACULATE CONCEPÌ IU.N 1 fniwllsville, Pa. HOLY TRINI! V. ST. KITA, { ST. JOHN TRE EVANGEI.ISÌ | SPORT GOSSIP HEROES OF SPORT WHO THE BUTTER STORE THE NATIONAL OPEN GOLF TOURNEY Guaran- "A Ne» iMarfcct That'« Different—Hutter, Eggs, Ckmr, Tea and Coffee teed DM H the Crowd« That Lead to Thla Store, and You. loo. Will BEAT THE BREAKS Il Rifa" f SHARE THE PROFITS The annual American Open Golf tournament was held last week over the course of the Interlachen Golf Club of Minneapolis. All the By VINCENT DaP. FITZt»ATRICK star players of this country were entered, while thousands of people CHICAGO DAIRY COMPANY of Minneapolis, St. Paul and surrounding territory laid off work long CONNELLSVILLE. PA. enough to go out to the country club and pay $2 or $3 to watch the f Si".ri» runt the Cuba mads. They needed I Wears Longer—Look» Better—Fite Right matches. It seems passing strange, to say the least, that in a country is l., tell only three. Chicago played error-1 like ours, with conditions being what they are nowadays, that you HI III« nn til«* I ltd of leas ball behind Pfeister and Three-! could get several hundred husky men to take time off from their lirais (I K ill nnd Fingered Brown. They wen, 4 to 2,1 work and go out and bat a little white ball around a big open field, per«. « III follow. took the train to Detroit and pro- SECOND NATIONAL BANK with thousands of others paying for the privilege of watching them. ceeded to capture the World Sesiea. What is our country coming to, anyhow? BON KHK AI» 'MERKLE Th* Oldmtt Bank in For two weeks the cry "Bonehaad" j LIBERTY TIRE & RUBBER CO. In an Open tournament, the pLayers start out on Thursday morn- They call him "Bonehaad" Merkle. Merkle had been growing in volume; CONNELLSVILLE, PA. ing and play IH "holes'; this is repeated on Friday, but on Saturday Millions of American baseball »K»in*t the Giant vhose lapse had , ¡ they play IX "holes" in both the morning and afternoon. The one fans have referred to him bv that j I«»' the pennant. Many a player who scores the fewest number of "stroke» ' for the total of 72 "hole-." name, more or less thoughtlessly,! before him had donetheiWIM thing \ is thereupon declared the winner on Saturday afternoon. In this, golf in the last 22 an" nobody had paid the leaat at-1 is different from baseball, for instance. In baseball, teams that score years, and tens t«ntion to the fact. No gam« had] the fewest number of "runs" are never declared to be the winner, of thousands of been lost that way, but then no pen- UNIONTOWN; PA. although the have been playing this year as fans have hurled nant had been at stake and no TrôTro- though they thought baseball was golf. DaytonffioEpPt Tire s that name at his jan Johnnie Ever« had been on hand The recent Open tournament at Interlachen was won by a young courageous head with his keen eyes and quick think- CARTER ICE CREAM attorney from Atlanta, Ga., named Jones. We do not like to piss Judg- whenever he has ing to aee that all the baseball regu- ment on any young man just starting out on a professional career, hut appeared u~p o n i,ationI h»d been obeerved. -A QUALITY TIRE AT REASONABLE PRICES" it appears to us as though this young Attorney Jones is a much UNIONTOWN, PA. the ball field. Not Whipped by Jeera Ala* Dial rib«ter of Ceatary High Speed Tire» •A FOOD*—NOT A FAD' better golf player than he is a barrister. Journalists of the sporting B n 4TM-SI Liberty Avenue M Ay lower M5t-MM pages tell us that he has won 12 golf championships in the past seven , And J' ,°. '* The cries of anger and of con- head Merkle is ,| , aj „ Merkle arose 8. C DI BELLA. PraaMeat years, winning titles in both Great Britain and America. When he gets emnBtion againsK n tt the hero _ of this. higher and higher. They turned to time to nractire before the bar is a mystery to us, and we wouldn't article irert, if|j , and boos, and a few of them be at all surprised If his father soon set his foot down on this golf e rs you do not hap-, at Wllt mn heard todayt Wilbur Rhoades Hardware foolishness and ordered his son to quit playing and go to work at his pen to know it, is Many a man of lest grit, leta MAHIIICft »BKin-UtMIIKK lOUIJ-HOtlLTMt WKTTin«*—FAIWTS profession. Attorney Jones, we are also informed, has a wife and two his first name. GARVIN'S LUNCH ROOMS AND RESTAURANTS f'tivr < I K»\KH«—I.4W N NOWKIIH children dependent upon him for support; one would think that the courage, less determination than The story goes would have wilted aa •Ival aad »•:. 4 barrb «1 T«k»lm 17» natural instincts of a good husband and father would prompt him to back to the after- • KIUMTOWN, l'A. go to work and support his family, although we are not sayirg that the tornado of abuse and jeers de- HOME COOKING noon_ o, f _Septem - .- i seended upon him. Merkle wa» no Mrs. Jones and the little Joneses are in want or poverty. ber 23, 1908, at the ...~ , un." ! bonehead, and never haa been. He •M I.IBEKTY AVRKCB MT LIBKKTT AVfKlB • • • • in New York City. It is the ninth was, and is, a lion-hearted man. S»! BMITMFIICLU ITHKKT inning, the last half. The Chicago Bl'T. ON THE OTHER HAND— McGraw, real sportsman that he Cubs are playing the Giants and the JOSEPH HAKY & SON is, forgave Merkle. Fred played score is 1 to 1. many, many games for New York FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS The scene is the Atlanta, Ga., home of Robert Tyre Jones, Jr. The It is a great hall game, for the time, last Monday evening, rignt after Robert Tyre himself returned after that. He remained in Gotham two teams are playing desperately for years, after which he went to Branch Office. New Salem, l'a. liell Phone 17 from 11 three months' journey to the golfing wars in Great Britain and C. M. MUSSELMAN to win the pennant as the season Boston and then to Chicago. Sea- Minneapolis, with more cups, medals and honors than any golfer ever near« its end (¡rent as the game ••II Phone 213 119 W. FAYETTE ST. UNIONTOWN. PA. won before. Mrs. Robert Tyre Jones II enters the parlor to greet her son after season he hit above the Funeral Director and Eaibilur is, not one of the thousands of root- . 300 mark. He knew how to ham- husband: ers there realizes that within a mer the ball and was ever a moat Dealer ia Fiae Furniture aad Carpata "Robert!" minute the contest is destined to dangerous man in a pinch He drove At a great movement to follow I "Well, Sam," asked the aviator, LEM0YNE. PENNA. "Yes, Clara, dear." I take its place among the most meni- the ball hard and far. He never Both Phones Ihairman L«gire'» advice riot to "how would you like « trip up I "What's all that Junk on tlie parlor table there?" ornhle in the annals of baseball, I {,K,k hj„ Uf„ a, the st«l1ar «rat lant so much, why shouldn't the anion»; the cloud»?" "No, sahr" ex-| "Why, dearest, those art' cups 1 won " j that it will be thejheme of nujiions baseman of the league, but he al- arm em agree not to set up in the | claimed Sam fervently, "I stays on "Didn't I tell you when you left here jn April to go to all f conversations. The echoes of this ways was a gootl one. Above ail, I lorning until seven o'clock instead | terra rtrma, and de more ftrma tle now!" from Robert Tyre Jones III, aged ,1 trots across the plate, Bridwell id Rev. Thos. Donovan, who lived In | people. Father Delaney of 8t. years, whereupon he whistles as his parents smile proudly. scurries to first, touches the bag ' swered the jeerers. He 'went Into! McK^a^rtTwhan"F«UMriteUM «»{¿•¡S^ ^SLS!^ J^tC j and runs t "As 1 was about to tell you when Junior interrupted, Clara, when the Club house. Merkle j every game and played with a vim .tationed there, »poke at all the! »<*»«>. *"d Father IWy «J* FILLING STATION | starts for second, sees that McCor- that was disconcerting to his oppo- | Sunday. He is about to fW»"* »•»• P«*™ « a maettng I was in Paris 1 dropped into several hat shops, and in that big trunk mMWB ut I mick has scored, turns suiddenly ' nenta. His plaving was his reply | take departure for China from Seat- ln SV Canice School hail on Montfay over there next to the golf cups and medals, you'll—" without touching the sack amdi Joinjoins to those who Uunted him. | tie. Washington, neat Sunday week *v«nlnf in. 2? v, ^„J^T^l.? "Oh, Robert, you're n dear; the most thoughtful husband any inc t DUQUESNE, PA. I Bridwell and his other joyful team-j I remember one game iin which: ,n,i the people of St. Canice were ¿ *" • *** girl ever had. I just KNOW you're going back to Europe nest vear to mates in the rush for the showers. ¡Merkle played in which hi. team•j0nl, y to—o glad to help him pay hi. Nine parishes wen represented on defend your championships and win some more cups and medals, Then baseball history is written,! seemed hopelessly beaten. Merkle , expenses the occasion and the men ware thor- aren't you, sweetheart?" Johnny Evers, the rapid-fire thinker did not think so. He made siuling Complete Service - Prompt - Courteous Father Vieban of the Sulplclan oughly organised to help the mova* Curtain, as all exit laughingly. and second baseman of the- Cubs, stops at first and hustled to make Seminary in Baltimore and Father ment. Telephone Duqueane 4353 • » • » yells to left fielder Sheckard to get the put-outs. He forced the pitcher Arand, teacher of Theology in the A WISECRACK AT OAKMONT ¡the hall and throw it to him. Frank!to give him good balls and then he Sulpician Seminary, were visiting ¡Chance, of the Cul i, goes!tried to hit them. Came the ninth the parish house during the past SCMMEB DANCE AND CABD GASOLINE—Oil and Groato—Tire«—Exidm Bat fry up to one of the umnires and talks inning. His team had fought up to _ PARTY Since the general topic today appear» to be golf, a recent wise- I excitedly. The fans do not know within one run of the opposing club. A beautiful stained glass window Sorvico. Nou> it tho timo to Ruth out old grmatm and crack at Oakmont might be more or less appropriate here. Vin Almost to victory, after havin..„„.„„g bee„n , Court Pittsburgh 361, Catholic what the commotion means. "Iron down in the i *•* '"stalled in the chapel during1 Daughtera of Araeriea, will hold refill with Whi* lubricant. Motor torvico. Sweeney, who upholds the honors of Notre Dame at the Pittsburgh far behind. Two were ! Man Joe" McGinnitv (who died only nut was past week by the firm of Franta-1 their annual Summer dance and card Press, passes it along. la few months ago) does. He runs ninth, and only one more out wa» When the Notre Dame golf team appeared in Oakmont recently out and grabs the ball which evers I I •„ »h. home team vie- i Sotter A Co. of Halicong, Pa. Mr. party at Palm Garden, Friday are- needed to giv« e . thie hom_,„e„ team vimen ,' gi)tUö'ttterr , whwnoo ,i„s (amouïamou, a folor r hiut, awor unk u „in-, J«|y 25. COME TO PIRL'S to register in for the national Intercollegiate Golf tournament, a bv- is trvmg to retrieve, and throws it | tory ltander who overheard Capt. Lawrence Moller registering his team, Into the crowd in left field There \ error .IdÄÄ^Up SoutL« h"ain. Sided , Pittsburgh• . .-«Th2e »win-< H1 been named*" "chairma7 n far tha affair, chipped in with this: it is lost. I came Merkle and hit the ball over I dow contains the symbols of the | ,| those assisting on the Raeaptioa Kennedy and Aurillea Street Duqueane, Pa. "Hey, Moller! Are you going to start your second team today?" the fence. That homer won the an * • • • Tha* is enough for the descriptive twelve apostles. The donor who does Committee are aa follows: game and the crowd forgot to jeer. ¡part of the game. not wish his name to be made public Miss Mary Rau, Grand Regent; Mia* They remained to cheer. DUKE ALUMNUS WINS CHAMPIONSHIP The officials met i* not a member of the parisn and Nora B. King, Mrs. Marie Schwerti, nnd decided that McCormick's run A Great Player and a Man not even a member of the Pitta- Miss Alice Brady, Miss Colleta Beak, ¡did not count. Merkle hBd faded to Still on the topic of golf- these Tom Thumb courses are getting Mrs. Rose O'Donnafl, Misa Margaret SUPERIOR MOTOR COMPANY I touch second and to all intents and Statisticians show us that in one! burgh Diocese. us enthused again - did you notice that an alumnus of Duquesne Uni- McDonald, Miss Gertrude Ladley, purposes would have been forced out! in the majors, when New ; A force of men is painting the STEVENS A ( 1 •<•<'111 versity won the Pennsylvania State Amateur championship at the Al- 1 Miss Amelia Trichtinger, Miss Mary if the ball had been recovered. York was plaving aaginst St. Louis chapel and rooms in the convent. legheny Country Club last Saturday? Greer Mcllvaine of the Oak- | Therefore New York was not en-!on Mav 13, 1911, Merkle drove in j John Maloney, an active member Rogers, Miss Hilda Shannon, Miss j PENNA. mont Country ( lub, who defeated Watts (>unn, also of Oakmont and titled to the game. On the other six runs in the first inning and . of the parish, died during the past Margaret Gallagher, Mrs. Mary DUQUESNE formerly of the East I,akc Club, Atlanta, Ga., Bobby Jones' home hand, the judges decided, it would stole home. He made a homer with • week. Stragand, Mrs. Alma Bird, Mrs. Nail course, is a graduate of the Duquesne Law school and, while we I be unfair to New York to declare two on and cleared the loaded bases j The ladies of the parish are mak McQuaide, Mrs. Helan Mihm, Mrs. won't exactly claim that Greer learned to play golf at Duquesne, still 'the game forfeited to Chicago. They | with a double in the same session. ing a house-to-housé visitation for j Anna Thale, Miss Rose Murphy, HKW AM» ("Kit CAMS. HHOP MOHK. UHKASINC not even our bitterest enemies ran claim that the time he spent at ; Not a bad player, was he? the Orphans Collection. | Mrs. Hilda Prasky, Misa Margarat - declared the game would have to be i* a mi * axii Ad estoltile« Ihiquesnc hurt his golf any. Greer's great victory over the Allegheny 'played over, should the standing of No, not a bad player. When you Rest rooms are now installed in I Duffy. course just goes to prove, too, that Duke students play something else consider that this man suffered ¡either New York or Chicago at the - ."77- v. SERVICE besides football. end of the season be such that the grave injustice, One of the semi-finalists in the State tourney last week was Fred drawn contest would have a mate- the butt of ridicule and sarcasm and WASHINGTON, PA. B. Weppner of the Creighton University and Remington Rand rial effect on the awarding of the ""»vory remarks »nd that all the Weppners. Fred played corking good golf all the way through the ! Pennant And that gam,« most en, | ^^Lnt toward "S who tournament, eliminating, among others. Ma« Marston of , phatically did have such an effect. ( P^ hjm ^ ^„^„j hinli that J. L. UPS former national Amateur champion and the only scratch man in the < osI a Pennant | i o win and did win Buy Monarch 100% Pare Paint aui Varnish handicap list. If the Knights of Columbus of the Pitts- h|> p ave< t Try J. L. Lip» for your nest pair of shoe» Shoes for the whole family For dav* the season threatened to j jnst odds such as few men are IT COVERS MORE SPACE AND WEARS LONGEE tulwiv« Agent for Nunn-Bush Ankle Fashioned Shoes and Oiforda burgh Chapter ever stage a tournament for meml>ers only, as they Blfa have threatened to do several times in recent years, the fellow who end in a triple tie, with New York, I called upon to face, you must admit for Men, and Selby "True Poise' Shoea for Women We also have the best up-to-date Wall Paper, and sell tha bordar by beats Fred Weppner will probably win the championship. And if any Chicago and Pittsburgh the three he was a great player. Better «till, ¡teams knotted. Pittsburgh faltered j., , . the roll at same price as the paper. Coma in and look our atack 31 WEST GRANT AVE., DUQUESNE, PA. Knight around here can "take" Fred, It is Jiin 1 appan of the Field wag man over. No obligations. We ara always glad t« ahow yon Club Ijippans. in the stretch and finished exactly! • • • * five points behind the Cuhs and the Next Week: "Big Ed' Walsh, THE "OPEN" SUNDAY (iiants, who tied for first. (Copyright. 19J0. N C w. o L. H. ULLOM WE MOVK «NTTHIXO, àMïWMKRIC WITH CAI»« The drawn game was played off in New York on October 8, 1!>0R. 88 W. Cheatnut St. —Phont 1379—' Waahm«ton, Pa. DUQUESNE TRANSFER Those of us who are more or less familiar with conditions in the dav after the season closed and Masses for the Week NICK WILUIAMa Jr. Mgr. Donnont were just about surprised out of our boots last week when i n R. rim »irr.. r* the day before the National 1-eague I'hi.ne ; CO"—I!'» fh' "ie. Mill the Dormont Borough Council voted to open the Borough's swimming winner was scheduled to open the 1 Translated for Ih» N. C. W. C. pool on Sunday afternoons. We didn't think it could happen, but it did. World Series with Hetroit in the News Servire h>- ine {.Ituraleal But what gave us the greatest kirk out of the council proceedings in Michigan city. Pre«», OotlMtevlUe, Minn , for the convenience of those who use N. RAYMOND BEBOUT the matter was that those same proceedings revealed that our old Forty thousand persons, the larg- Missal at Maas ) DUQUESNE'S LEADING TAILOR friend, Councilman Dan Dougherty, is probably giving up the butter est audience up to that time that Funoral Director CLOTHES MADE TO MEASURE, $25.00 AND UP and egg business for a career in politics. Dan is well known through- ever attended a ball game, packed July 20. 6th Sunday after Pente- out this section of the country as a football, basketball and baseball the Polo Grounds. The two teams coot. Mass of the Sunday. Gloria. Phone 204-J WASHINGTON, PA. l.adlea' and Gents' Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing official, and he calls 'em as he seen Vm, without fear or favor. In fact, were out for blood. Because Mc- 2nd Collect of St. Jerome. Creed. Suite. Overcoats and Ladies' Coals—(1.00 Dan got into the habit of railing 'em so strongly on the Notre Dame Graw felt that Merkle would be Preface of the Trinity. Green vest- JOSEPH GIANSANTI football team in Pittsburgh that he hasn't worked a Notre Dame game nervous that day, he put Tenney on ments. since ll)2fi, whereas he used to get one of the Irish games every year. July 21. Monday: St. Praaedea. | ni'Ql ESN'R, PA. first. He selected Christy Mathew- C. M. KNOX |0 8. First, Rear of Liberty Theater But in Dormont council the other night, when the vexatious Sun- son to pitch the game. The New Mass of the Feast. Gloria. 2nd j day opening of the swimming pool resolution was put to the vote, our ¡York fans felt it was all over but Collect "Defend us," 3rd chosen by j Tin, SLATK. OA L VA NI MCll MOM. AISÍITOI AMO C0MP0MT10» old friend Dan refused to vote either way on it. He did make a speech ¡the shouting. They were convinced the Priest. White vestments. HooFiNU, cnmoi tin skylights Iaaialler ml Maaaaa aa* New IMsl Wsns Ale ra—ases in which he intimated that he was in favor of opening the pool, but he ¡that "Big Six" (Mathewson) would July 22. Tuesday i St. Mary j Established 1P13 appallata mm* nevate War* a S»M«alty refused to go on record when it came time to vote. Every other coun- ¡not fail. Magdalen. Mass of the Feast. { IS Baal K.tktH« S«. Phone »71» tAMHMTSI, PA. cilman voted on the proposition, the final count being 4 to 2 in favor of Alas for human hopes! "Big Six," Gloria. Creed. White vestments. I L DEWAIN KING—The Duqueane Jeweler opening the pool. Dan must be figuring on running for re-election, «•ho was invariably at his most July 23. Wednesday: St. Apollin- hence his refusal to do anything hut straddle the issue when it *»> magnificent best when in tigh_ t aris. Mass of the Feast. Gloria.! put up squarely to him. This will cause at least a snicker among of St. Liborius. Red; DIAMONDS—WATCHES—JEWELRY places, faltered Jor a few minutes 12nd Collect those who know him, and know with what sharpness, quickness and HARRY D. PETERMAN in the fourth inning. Tinker tripled j vestments, hum»? M r. «. Marea finality he renders a decision in an athletic contest. to start the session. Kling singled, Julv 2*. Thursday. The Vlgif of i West Grant Ave. DUQUESNE, PA. OPTOMETRIST AND OPTICIAN • « » * scoring Tinker. Brown grounded,-St-. James—- . Mass , of the„ Vigil. 2nd Good vision Is aot a guarantee of good eyes STARTLING INFORMATION out Matt v to Tenney. Sheckard Collect of St. C hristina. 3rd Grant I« Caae* Mssi* A»ea4e. WastlaaSea, •HOMESTKAU'S RKMANLB JKWEI.RR'' ! filed to Seymour. Two out and only | Common Preface. Purple vestm_enU lone in, and things looked brighter. July 2.». Friday : St. James. Mass Hid you know that dear old Broaddus pulled off a sensational Gloria. 2nd Collect Fvcrs. the cause of all the trouble,' of the reast. J. C. RHODES forward pass play against Notre Dame's championship team last Fall private Mass only) of St. Chris- 'walked for the only pass which for a touchdown; And did you know that Notre Dame's 1929 national Creed. Preface of thai PYRAMID OIL COMPANY WATCHES DIAMONDS JEWELRY Matty ga\e in the game. Schulte i topher champions contained no such players as Jack Elder, Frank Carideo, I'rtOI r.«l'«M <• l'arile» doubled, and Kling scored. Chance | Apostles. Red vestments, Distributors gmrii.HiH nr.Mi; HoMr.rrr.At». r*. Jack Cannon, Tim Moymhan, Johnny law, Marty Brill, Tom Conlev, Anae. •doubled to riirht and Evers and July 2ft. Saturday: St. Moon Mullin, Twomey, Colrick or l^ahy? Well, jim Long, the eagle White .Schulte scored Mass of the Feast. Gloria. Green Hi-Test Tydol Gas and Veedol OH eyed sport columnist of the Sun Telegraph, made the above rather Four runs! They were the only j vestments. "Aa Anti-Knack Gaa at Na Premia» Price" startling discoveries, and tells about them in his column as follow*: DiKiH MM . .. DDnc Call Ce Por Service WASHINGTON PENNA. M«rrr»H »BHB PELIKAN BROS. Anywhere "One of the new football guides for 1930 contains what is repre- sented to be a photograph of the Notre Dame team of 1929. You might 111 STATION STREET ROOFING, BEATING. SHEET METAL WORK AND ALL REPAIRS easily overlook the fact that Knute Rockne is missing, for sometimes rH' »NE M gg^j^àt A H«.«»e «•- »«a... «....« * P.fflla Way, llaaeesae, fa. coaches do not pose with their teams, and, besides Rockne was ill last Courtesy Service Ability fall. EUGENE C. MOSTI "But a second glance fails to reveal Jack Elder. looking again, •ÄÖST^ PEOPLES MARKET Ti.!J,V?r you can't find Frank Carideo. Neither is John Cannon among those FUNERAL DIRECTOR JAMES B. JON present. Nt.r is there any sign of such other fairlv capable pla\er* a* FUNERAL DIRECTOR GROCERIES. BITTER, EGGS AND CHEESE Tim Moynihan, John law, Marty Brill, Tom Conlev, Moon .Mullin», Way aaj Niehl tervlaa • IIV, Grant Avenue l>u»|ue»ne. Pa. Twomey, Colrick or lyeahy. With these tritling exceptions, it's a splen- Phone 14 Caaiasbarg. Pa. did likeness of the team. BRIDGEVILLK. PA. !M E. Gallega Street "But the guide doeisri' t stop there. Some further startling in- T WAYNES BURG, PA.—St. Ann'» formation about the Notre Dame stars of last year is to be found in Mosti Motor Sales Whippet and Willya KalgM the portion of the book that is devoted to a record of the principal Any thins auuaM at this retisele «rua alors le a reeowpeasa~whetMr scoring plays mailt- by college eleven* during the season of 1929, It's a refresh! ns •'•<»• Iront our tajptliia fountain-« health ajedfiroas Here i' >-et f.irth that Wallace Snow of the Broaddus team made a >ur aaeurtment of standard Jruas J» s «Ht suggestlea. Cerne la aa« gm* JESSE L. ROSS & CO. 10-yard forward paay and Nicht Service—Ambulane* Servira a reality, and that is that Rroaddu« never played a football game 2ft W. Pika Straat lit« LOT« Building, High Street. Weyneshurg. Ps. Phone IW US tOLTM MeUOKAliD ST. rbaaa Sto SlSBlHU. M» with any part of a Notre Dame team." )