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May301911
Fair Catch Corby unveiled on campus
Two time president of Notre Dame, Father Corby has a statue dedicated on campus.
Keywords: civil war, fair catch corby, gettysburg, father corby, holy cross, irish brigade, corby hall
December181912
Jesse Harper contacts West Point
Jesse Harper wouldn't worry about getting new players during his first year, he made sure to play more top-tier opponents.
Keywords: football, jesse harper, army, yale
November11913
The Forward Pass beats Army
Notre Dame showcases the forward pass on the national stage and makes itself known as a legitimate team.
Keywords: football, army, forward pass, jesse harper, amos alonzo stagg, dwight david eisenhower, university of chicago, knute rockne, gus dorais, michigan, penn state, texas, navy, catholics, joe pliska
February141916
ND NYC alumni club founded
Responsible for creating the subway alumni, the Notre Dame Club of New York is officially registered.
Keywords: alumni, new york city, father sorin, monsignor luke j evers, father john w cavanaugh, football, army, yankee stadium, ebbets field, polo grounds, subway alumni
November31916
The Gipper Makes An Appearance
George Gipp would play in his first football game ever and instantly make a name for himself.
Keywords: freshman football, george gipp, the gipper, st ambrose, freeman fitzgerald
November111916
George Gipp Kicks the Winner
George Gipp would ignore his coaches and take the game into his own hands.
Keywords: freshman football, george gipp, the gipper, western state normal, western michigan, frank thomas, alabama, bear bryant
May251917
Happy Birthday Father Hesburgh!
Happy Birthday Father Hesburgh!
Keywords: father hesburgh, father joyce, president eisenhower, civil rights, martin luther king jr, father doyle, father collins, international atomic energy agency, holy cross
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