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V . Vowel l, Tackle, lasl year's captai n w h o balances on sid e o f the T ennessee line, while Lowe (below), this year's cap tai n, holds d own th e oth er tackle p osition.

U p per Left, Jac k Ba tey, End , a T en nessee prod uct. w h o keeps "Bro." Bro wn (upper r ight), com pany on the termi nal positio n fo r th e V')lun leers.

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T ulane 1924 All Southern H alf 1923

Belo w, Brown is seen in the game with Mississippi College, carrying the ball around right end.

Lautenschlaeger has just brought down a man. Berge re.t is taking anotl-er would-be tac1de r c ut of t he way and Flournoy is doing hi, best to get the m a n who is h eaded stTaigh! for Brown.

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TODA V'S GAME

Tulane is clIsily th\., favurite in today's ~Rllle. Allhough the only direct ~omparative dope on lUlU would make th~ odds about even ~ince the Mis8inippi Aggies def\"led hoth team~ by about the arne score. ~till the general opinion is that the Grr.coniell will win without Ihe IItrui!:l.i:le which t ..... o t.

they had 0 put again8t Auhurn last S"turday.

In fdCI, it is largely the results of that game which h!\ve

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put

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eyes of fan" upon the high piane to which she devaled herself by de· fC'''ling the Vanderbilt ------~\

The Roosevelt ,,..

The Bienville

Commodores a month ago, <lond from which she fdl whcn the \li!!!!i~sippi A. &. \1. (w ... weeks ago. u,'p~ one trick~' forma· tion, threw the Grcenies off balance and ripped off gam "fteT gain th!ou~h their ;Ille and backfield. cnoun:h to win deciSively 13-6.

Last Saturday while Tulane was having

At the Big Games u r 0 11 lbolltl long hllte~ '" ~".IiI)J' tall al ......... S I1Hld lu" S.... ener Is tile he. l

the b;.;ttle of her life with Auburn.

Tennessee was

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27. Harkness

23. B. Goldsmith

28. Jones

24. E. Morgan

PLAYERS AND NUMBERS

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TULANE GREENBACKS-HEROES \

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BURDETTE """""""",.",,""""""""""""" LEVY

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GOLDSM ITH

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Since Ihis p icture was made bac k in Septembe r this g roup of youths-the youngest team Tulan e has O c t. 11t h, 192 4

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ever had-h as foug h t its way to a place in Southern fo otba ll o f which few outsid e of Coach S haug h nessy and a sma ll g roup of optimi:J:s, scarcely drea m ed .

b een fi g hting like a tige r in the lin e: Lo rio was advanced to the e bundan tly proved his

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5 ince that time Bergeret reported to the squad and has

Lean of the privilege of going ahead with his mates, a nd deprived Tula ne of his se rvic es.

Oct. 18, 1924

Tula n e

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M iddl e Row-E. H ennican, Lau tenschlaeger, Talbot, Morga n, J. H ennican, Mc Lea n, Phi ll ips.

Bottom Row-Gamble. P a lerm o, Wilso n, Reserv e 'Varsity Coach Killeen. Goldsmith, Levy, Wilson.

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Here's Reese. the Vandy speedster go

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MY! WHAT A MORAL FOR MALES Whnt II. picture of tragic realism! ";\'ery laity In sight cheer~ng madly, think ing only of the hard~' youths dowlI on the gridiron.

Ailla, the poor escorts. consigned tor the moment to 11m\)().

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Coming off th e fi eld between ha lves.

F ro nt. Tula ne Band. O n right. in b ackground.

Freshmen S nake Da nce, led by Marion Draper.

Freshman c.heer -Ieader. O n left, in backg round.

W hite Elephants. a F rcshman o rganizatio n . in Du ra d e.

Schroeder's FU RNISHES The P hysician and Student WITH

CHEER, BOYS,C HEER C h eer, boys. ch eer. for Tulane has th e ball.

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Football Elsewhere Today L- S. U . vs. La. Normal at Bat on Rouge.

Notre Dame vs. Nebraska at South Bend.

Illinois vs. Minnesota at Minneapolis.

Centre vs. Alabama at Birmingham.

Michigan vs. Ohio State at Columbus.

Chicago vs. Northwestern a t Chicago.

Iowa vs. Wisconsin at Madison.

West Virginia vs. Wash. and Lee a t Charleston· Penn . vs. Penn. State at Philadelphia.

Ha rvard vs. Brown at Cambridge.

Vanderbilt vs. Georgia Tech at Atlanta.

Columbia vs. Army at West Point.

Yale vs. Prince ton at Princeton.

Comell vs· Dartmouth at New York.

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