Please RSVP no later than
Tuesday, November 18, 2014
name: ________________________________________________
Presorted First-Class Mail U.S. Postage PAID PSB
Please RSVP no later than
address: ______________________________________________ _________________________________________________ city: __________________________________________________ state: ____________ zip code: __________________________ home phone: ________________________________________
e-mail address: ______________________________________ patron table (10 tickets): ______ X $2,500 = ___________ (priority seating – limited tables available)
no. of tickets: ________ X $100.00 = _____________ affiliation:
q USC
q ND
ND-USC P.O. Box 491124 Los Angeles, CA 90049
work phone: _________________________________________
Proceeds will be used to benefit both The Notre Dame Club and USC Scholarship Funds please return form to:
P.O. Box 491124 Los Angeles, CA 90049 Ph: 877.632.5287 Fax: 310.440.8749 [email protected]
payment method:
q Check Enclosed (Payable to ND-USC Scholarship Luncheon)
q MasterCard q Visa card number _________________________________________ exp. date _____________________________________________ security code (3 digit) _______________________________ ____________________________________ ________________ cardholder’s signature
date
(Note: Charge on statement will appear as Notre Dame Club of Los Angeles)
Friday, November 28, 2014 Westin Bonaventure Hotel
THE GAME IS
ON
December, 1925
2014 SCHOLARSHIP LUNCHEON Celebrating the 89th anniversary of the greatest intersectional collegiate football rivalry anywhere. University of Southern California Trojans vs. University of Notre Dame Fighting Irish.
Featured Speakers for this year include:
PAT HADEN
SAM “BAM” CUNNINGHAM
USC Athletic Director Member 1972 & 1974 National Championship Teams Academic All-American Rose Bowl Hall of Fame Member
Member 1972 USC National Championship Team Rose Bowl Hall of Fame Member
JACK SWARBRICK
JOHN HUARTE
Notre Dame Athletic Director
Notre Dame 1964 Heisman Trophy Winner Consensus All-American Member 1964 National Football Foundation ND National Championship Team
Emcees Include JOHN ROBINSON
USC - Former Head Coach College Football Hall of Fame Member National Championship 1978
DAVE LEVY
Former USC Assistant Coach 16 Seasons Four National Championship Teams
REGGIE BROOKS
1992 Notre Dame All-American 227 yard game against Trojans in 1992
SHAUN CODY
USC 2004 All-American Member 2003 & 2004 USC National Championship Teams
TIM BROWN
Notre Dame 1987 Heisman Trophy Winner Consensus All-American
EVENT DETAILS THE GAME IS ON! 2014 Scholarship Luncheon
USC Trojans vs. Notre Dame Fighting Irish Friday, November 28, 2014 Westin Bonaventure Hotel 404 S. Figueroa Street, Los Angeles, CA 90071
TOMMY HAWKINS
Notre Dame Basketball All American
11 am – No Host Cocktail 12 Noon – Luncheon Begins $100/person • Table of Ten $1,000 • Advance Sales Only. $2,500 Patron Tables (Priority Seating – limited tables available) No Tickets will be sold on day of event.
Knute Rock ne
Howard Jone
s
Nearly ninety years ago, in December, 1925, USC Assist ant Athletic Director Gwynn Wilson and his wife traveled to Nebraska to meet the immortal Knute Rockne about a series between the Trojans and Notre Dame. USC’s legendary Howard “Headman” Jones wanted to play Notre Dame because he felt such a game would give the Trojans the national exposure they were seeking. Rockne and Wilson met after the Notre Dame/Nebraska game, Rockne declining Mr. Wilson’s suggested series because Rockne and the Irish were tired of traveling and wanted to stay closer to home. Subsequent to the meeting with Rockne, Mr. Wilson and his wife, Marion, traveled with the Notre Dame team on the train to Chicago. During that trip, Mrs. Wilson talked to Bonnie Rockne about “how nice” Southern California was, how they “put fruit baskets in the hotel,” and what a pleasant trip it would be for all concerned. Mrs. Rockne then told her husband that Notre Dame ought to agree to the game. Rockne—at his wife’s suggestion—did agree and Wilson sent a telegram back to USC stating: “The Game Is On!” Rockne and the Fighting Irish (then, also known as the “Ramblers” because of their extensive travel playin g games all over the country) first traveled to the West Coast to play on December 4, 1926, the Southern California Trojans.
name: ________________________________________________
Presorted First-Class Mail U.S. Postage PAID PSB
Please RSVP no later than
address: ______________________________________________ _________________________________________________ city: __________________________________________________ state: ____________ zip code: __________________________ home phone: ________________________________________
e-mail address: ______________________________________ patron table (10 tickets): ______ X $2,500 = ___________ (priority seating – limited tables available)
no. of tickets: ________ X $100.00 = _____________ affiliation:
q USC
q ND
ND-USC P.O. Box 491124 Los Angeles, CA 90049
work phone: _________________________________________
Proceeds will be used to benefit both The Notre Dame Club and USC Scholarship Funds please return form to:
P.O. Box 491124 Los Angeles, CA 90049 Ph: 877.632.5287 Fax: 310.440.8749 [email protected]
payment method:
q Check Enclosed (Payable to ND-USC Scholarship Luncheon)
q MasterCard q Visa card number _________________________________________ exp. date _____________________________________________ security code (3 digit) _______________________________ ____________________________________ ________________ cardholder’s signature
date
(Note: Charge on statement will appear as Notre Dame Club of Los Angeles)
Friday, November 28, 2014 Westin Bonaventure Hotel
THE GAME IS
ON
December, 1925
2014 SCHOLARSHIP LUNCHEON Celebrating the 89th anniversary of the greatest intersectional collegiate football rivalry anywhere. University of Southern California Trojans vs. University of Notre Dame Fighting Irish.
Featured Speakers for this year include:
PAT HADEN
SAM “BAM” CUNNINGHAM
USC Athletic Director Member 1972 & 1974 National Championship Teams Academic All-American Rose Bowl Hall of Fame Member
Member 1972 USC National Championship Team Rose Bowl Hall of Fame Member
JACK SWARBRICK
JOHN HUARTE
Notre Dame Athletic Director
Notre Dame 1964 Heisman Trophy Winner Consensus All-American Member 1964 National Football Foundation ND National Championship Team
Emcees Include JOHN ROBINSON
USC - Former Head Coach College Football Hall of Fame Member National Championship 1978
DAVE LEVY
Former USC Assistant Coach 16 Seasons Four National Championship Teams
REGGIE BROOKS
1992 Notre Dame All-American 227 yard game against Trojans in 1992
SHAUN CODY
USC 2004 All-American Member 2003 & 2004 USC National Championship Teams
TIM BROWN
Notre Dame 1987 Heisman Trophy Winner Consensus All-American
EVENT DETAILS THE GAME IS ON! 2014 Scholarship Luncheon
USC Trojans vs. Notre Dame Fighting Irish Friday, November 28, 2014 Westin Bonaventure Hotel 404 S. Figueroa Street, Los Angeles, CA 90071
TOMMY HAWKINS
Notre Dame Basketball All American
11 am – No Host Cocktail 12 Noon – Luncheon Begins $100/person • Table of Ten $1,000 • Advance Sales Only. $2,500 Patron Tables (Priority Seating – limited tables available) No Tickets will be sold on day of event.
Knute Rock ne
Howard Jone
s
Nearly ninety years ago, in December, 1925, USC Assist ant Athletic Director Gwynn Wilson and his wife traveled to Nebraska to meet the immortal Knute Rockne about a series between the Trojans and Notre Dame. USC’s legendary Howard “Headman” Jones wanted to play Notre Dame because he felt such a game would give the Trojans the national exposure they were seeking. Rockne and Wilson met after the Notre Dame/Nebraska game, Rockne declining Mr. Wilson’s suggested series because Rockne and the Irish were tired of traveling and wanted to stay closer to home. Subsequent to the meeting with Rockne, Mr. Wilson and his wife, Marion, traveled with the Notre Dame team on the train to Chicago. During that trip, Mrs. Wilson talked to Bonnie Rockne about “how nice” Southern California was, how they “put fruit baskets in the hotel,” and what a pleasant trip it would be for all concerned. Mrs. Rockne then told her husband that Notre Dame ought to agree to the game. Rockne—at his wife’s suggestion—did agree and Wilson sent a telegram back to USC stating: “The Game Is On!” Rockne and the Fighting Irish (then, also known as the “Ramblers” because of their extensive travel playin g games all over the country) first traveled to the West Coast to play on December 4, 1926, the Southern California Trojans.
