Word: bertelli
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Backs: Bertelli (Notre Dame, Marine); Daley (Michigan, Navy); Odell (Pennsylvania, Navy); Miller (Notre Dame...
...Notre Dame loses only one regular, Marine Angelo Bertelli. But he is the No. 1 quarterback and passer in the U.S. and the key to the offense that has won six straight for the Irish. In his final college football game (at least for the duration) Bertelli last week threw three passes for touchdowns, scored one more himself, added two points after touchdowns, as Notre Dame romped over Navy...
...crops of trainees are not promising, but the Marines (and Navy) have stayed just long enough. In the month of football still left, only two games stand out. This week unbeaten Army tackles Notre Dame, still rated the nation's most potent eleven despite the loss of Bertelli. Three weeks later comes the famed Army-Navy game. Among the strongest teams in the U.S., they alone are unaffected by transfer orders from Marine and Navy personnel bureaus...
Other headaches: many V-12ers will graduate during the height of the football season (all-America Halfback Angelo Bartolo Bertelli leaves Notre Dame Oct. 30 for the Parris Island Marine base); because of rigid schedules, trainees will average only 20 hours of preseason practice (prewar average: 50 hours); age levels have dropped sharply (Princeton, which had averaged a 21-year-old squad, now averages 17 to 18); sudden shifts and mysterious whiskings-away of Naval trainees (said Dartmouth's Coach Earl Brown: "We are supposed to have inherited a wealth of brawn and brain . . . but I can tell...
...Baltimore, before a crowd of 65,000, Notre Dame's air arm (that of Sophomore Angelo Bertelli) blasted unbeaten Navy...