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Esther Miller, 103, of Annapolis: Living Link to Notre Dame’s Four Horsemen, Seven Mules

November 9, 2009 by Jim Lefebvre

Edgar “Rip” Miller was a standout student and football player at Notre Dame in the early 1920s, when he was asked by teammate Russ Arndt to come along on a short trip to nearby Elkhart, Indiana. Arndt was dating Miss Phyllis Templin, who said she had a younger sister who wanted to meet a Notre Read Full Post

Filed Under: Four Horsemen, Notre Dame-Navy, Seven Mules Tagged With: Adam Walsh, Don Miller, Elmer Layden, Esther Miller, Grantland Rice, Harry Stuhldreher, Jim Crowley, Noble Kizer, Rip Miller

Down the Line: ND Front Men Must ‘Love to Block’

August 8, 2009 by Jim Lefebvre

2009 Wouldn’t Be the First Time A Notre Dame Line Shook Off Doubters to Build a Championship Unit “Love to block, and let them know that you like it. If all teams could do just that thing, they would always be winning” — Knute Rockne As Notre Dame starts its official 2009 pre-season camp, there Read Full Post

Filed Under: Four Horsemen, Knute Rockne, Seven Mules Tagged With: Adam Walsh, Chuck Collins, Don Miller, Ed Hunsinger, Elmer Layden, Four Horsemen, Gene Oberst, George Vergara, Harry Stuhldreher, Jim Crowley, Joe Bach, John Weibel, Knute Rockne, Noble Kizer, Rip Miller, Trevor Robinson, Warren Brown

‘Loyal Sons’ Book Release Brings Together Players’ Relatives

September 8, 2008 by Jim Lefebvre

Author Jim Lefebvre discusses “Loyal Sons” at the book’s release event Sept. 5 at the Hammes Notre Dame Bookstore. It wasn’t your typical day-before-the-game gathering on Friday, September 5, at the Hammes Notre Dame Bookstore. For instance, there were several Purdue fans on hand, though the Irish were playing host to San Diego State the Read Full Post

Filed Under: Four Horsemen, Seven Mules Tagged With: Don Miller, Four Horsemen, Jim Crowley, John Weibel, Loyal Sons, Noble Kizer, Rev. Ted Hesburgh, Rip Miller, Seven Mules

Sept. 2	Temple	W, 49-16
Sept. 9	Georgia	L, 19-20
Sept. 16	at Boston College	W, 49-20
Sept. 23	at Michigan State	W, 38-18
Sept. 30	Miami (OH)	W, 52-17
Oct. 7	at North Carolina	W, 33-10
Oct. 21	Southern Cal	W, 49-14
Oct. 28	N.C. State	W, 35-14
Nov. 4	Wake Forest	W, 48-37
Nov. 11	at Miami (FL)	L, 8-41
Nov. 18	Navy	W, 24-17
Nov. 25	at Stanford	L, 20-38
Jan. 1	LSU (Citrus Bowl)	W, 21-17

Sept. 2	at Louisville	W. 35-17
Sept. 14	New Mexico	W, 66-14
Sept. 21	at Georgia	L, 17-23
Sept. 28	Virginia	W, 35-20
Oct. 5	Bowling Green	W, 52-0
Oct. 12	Southern Cal	W, 30-27
Oct. 26	at Michigan	L, 14-45
Nov. 2	Virginia Tech	W, 21-20
Nov. 9	at Duke	W, 38-7
Nov. 16	Navy	W, 52-20
Nov. 23	Boston College	W, 40-7
Nov. 30	at Stanford	W, 45-24
Dec. 28	Iowa State	W, 33-9

Sept. 1	Michigan	W, 24-17
Sept. 8	Ball State	W, 24-16
Sept. 15	Vanderbilt	W, 22-17
Sept. 22	at Wake Forest	W, 56-27
Sept. 29	Stanford	W, 38-17
Oct. 6	at Virginia Tech	W, 45-23
Oct. 13	Pittsburgh	W, 19-14
Oct. 27	Navy (at San Diego)	W, 44-22
Nov. 3	at Northwestern	W, 31-21
Nov. 10	Florida St.	W, 42-13
Nov. 17	Syracuse (at Yankee Stadium)	W, 36-3
Nov. 24	at Southern Cal	W, 24-17
Dec. 29	Clemson (Cotton Bowl)	L, 3-30

Esther Miller, 103, of Annapolis: Living Link to Notre Dame’s Four Horsemen, Seven Mules

Down the Line: ND Front Men Must ‘Love to Block’

‘Loyal Sons’ Book Release Brings Together Players’ Relatives

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