093 This Day In History: Beuerlein's Second Chance (1986 vs.089 Respect: Lou's First Locker Room Speech.083 This Day In History: Irish Topple a Nemesis.079 This Day In History: Win One For The Gipper.078 This Day In History: Notre Dame's Second Game of the Century (1946 vs.076 This Day In History: Filming Rudy (1992 vs.070 This Day In History: The Forward Pass (1913 vs.069 Jones Runs Past Panthers (2003 vs.068 This Day In History: Gipp's Best Game (1920 vs.066 This Day In History: Most Points Ever (1905 vs.057 October 18, 1924: The Four Horsemen Arrive.055 The House That Rockne Built (1930 vs.052 This Day In History: Covington's Goal Line Stop (1995 vs.050 The Touchdown That Should Have Been.047 This Day in History: Game of the Decade.
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015 Ara Takes The Team To Moreau Seminary, 1964.011 Strong and True: Ara Comes To Notre Dame.004 Pinkett Helps the Irish Shock #1 Pitt.003 Notre Dame's First “Game of the Century,” 1935.001 First game in Notre Dame Football history.!/assets/88556/original/pndp_83_sc_03o_1931_0331_01.jpg(Rockne Scholastic)!įront page of a special issue of Scholastic announcing Rockne's death. President Herbert Hoover declared Rockne's death "a national loss." !/assets/88557/original/path_kkr_hoover.jpg(Rockne national loss)! Pallbearers Marty Brill, Marchy Schwartz, Tom Conley, Frank Carideo, Tommy Yarr, and Larry Mullins carrying Knute Rockne's casket out of the Basilica of the Sacred Heart following his funeral. !/assets/88561/original/gbby_45g0398.jpg(Rockne outside Basilica)!Ī crowd of people gather outside the Basilica for Knute Rockne's funeral. Rockne's funeral at the Basilica of the Sacred Heart. Notre Dame athletes gathered at Rockne's grave site in April 1931. Looking through the wreckage of the TWA Flight 599 crash. Headline from The Toledo Blade following Rockne's death. !/assets/88567/original/pndp_3014_5l_crash.jpg(artist's depiction)!Īn artist's drawing depicting the tragic plane crash that took the life of Knute Rockne and seven others. The accompanying images from the crash, as well as Rockne's funeral, are from the University of Notre Dame Archives. After leading Notre Dame to back-to-back national championships, Rockne's death devastated the university community and shook the United States, with President Herbert Hoover declaring it "a national loss." In this 'Strong and True' moment, former Irish head coach Ara Parseghian recalls his childhood, and the time he found out about the Irish coach's passing. Tragically, the plane went down a few miles west of Bazaar, Kan., killing Rockne and the other seven on board. In March 1931, head coach Knute Rockne ('14) boarded Transcontinental and Western Air Flight 599, headed to Los Angeles to participate in the production of The Spirit of Notre Dame.
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