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THE GREENIE SCHEDULE. Sept. 2 6.

Tulane (77) vs. Louisiana College (0).

At New Orleans Oct. 3. Tulane (6) vs. Missouri (6.)

At New Orleans October 10. Tulane (26) vs. "Ole Miss" (7) .

At New Orleans Octo ber 1 7. Tulane (26) vs. Miss. Aggies (3).

At New Orleans October 24. Tulane (18) vs. Northwestern (7). \ At Chicago October 3 1. Tulane (1 3) vs. Auburn (0).

At Montgomery.

November 7. Tulane vs. La. Poly.

At New Orleans November 14. Tulane vs. Sewanee.

At New Orleans November 21. Tulane vs. L. S. U. At Baton Rouge November 26. (Thanksgiving Day.) Tulane vs. Centenary.

At Shreveport.

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"Today " Louisiana Poly tech will fu rnish the Greenies a workou t t his a ft e rn oon .

S ince Lou isiana College. wh ich was sw amped 77 . 0, h eld Poly tech to a t ie score, yo u can write you own ticket as to th e SCOTe this aftern oon.

It wi ll b e the day of the rese rves, For the firs t lime since the slart of th e season th e G reenies will n o t b e forced to show a ny thing to w in. A n d for t he fi rst time since th e Louisiana W il d cat game.

Shaughnessy w ill be in a position to g ive his C reen ie rese rve strength a real opportunity to s h ow its ware!.

In the ra nks o f that second eleven Shau gh nessy has some rea l fine p layers, poten tia l stars of t o * morrow b ut they lack that seasoning w hich is n ecessary to comb at the b ig elevens.

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fo r th e second string lin e, th e "pony" backs w ill ~et their ch a nce to ca n ter around th e lot. Tulane'3 p omes in Tom Ki ll een, "Shorty" NOlma n, E llis H enican a nd "Fre nchy"

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Lorio is about as Reetfooted a q uartet of backs to be fou n d anywhere.

Sli ppery weather has prevented th e speed boys

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fro m gett ing m uch chance or sh owing th eir speed . but with a good b r eak on the weat h er today. these lad s wi\l come to post ea r ly in the game, With the three hard games w ith Sewane e. L. S. U. and Cen tenary in v ie.w, S haugh nessy w il l probable let his Var5ity crew get into the game for just long enough to keep o n ed ge. During th e past

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Pardon Us, Newcomb ,

from

TODAY COIl/illucd !rorn Page

week t he V a rs ity has taken

life

easy,

whereas S haugh nessy has concent rated the reserves.

t h eir

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Near Your College, In t he Town , I n the Town ,

aged

T here's A Clot h es-Shop Close Aroun', Ciose Aroun ',

means of

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to s h ove over

two touch downs b y

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attack. A nd th e lad that tossed both pas-

W here the Guys W ho R a te W ith the F lower of the U .

ses tha t re:mlted

in

the to uchdcwns will

Get Suits and Sweaters, Socks a nd Shoesies T oo l

T he Green ies will m a k e

But~ - -

face the Greenie! t o day. Blue H ogg, is a

showing a t the stad-

fullback that would

ium after a successfu l

do credit to any (:(.01·

Godchaux 's

invasio n of the Middle West and Montgome ry.

Greenies dow ned

ball w ill be demonstrated

Jimmie Black , Mgr.

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Mi~sis5ipp i

ability to carry the

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Since

"Bernie"

lege eleven. a nd his

753 4 M a ple S t.

Aggie!,

this

after-

noon.

W a l. 5680

In the Tulane line-

t hey have earned a

up w ill appear Moss

g lo r ious 18 - 7 victory

and Duren at e nds.

o v e r Northwestern

It Ain ' t Our Shop, It 's Your s

and also t urned back

Evans and Stoessel at tack le. C arre, Ro-

the

senhouse and Cuer-

Auburn

P lains-

men in a sea of mud.

rerio at g uards. and

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Last yea r Louisiana

mo at center. T hese

Poly was a n easy v ic-

lad s have the mak -

tim and . although t h e Creenies

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" TO DAY " --Continued -ncssy has two wonderful pTOs pec ts to step int o Lev y's a nd Wight's s hoes when the latt er are graduated.

AI center, Pal ermo and Watson are hne under s tudi es to Harvey W ilson. a nd bot h are a d ap table to other places in the line on occasio n . C arre. Rosen h ouse a nd Guerrerio arc th e bulky b oys. This trio form a s tra ng middl e of th e line. with Guerrerio being able to a lt erna te as a backfield man if n ecessary.

Th ree years ago Cuer re rio was an All-State backfield ma n when playing w ith the Monroe. La .• high

school.

Walter Moss a n.-l Bill Duren. are excell ent ma ~ eria l to fi ll ne xt year. the shoes of Harry Cambel.

Both th ese b oys are fast. ca n tackle well and know t h e game . They a re, ho w e ver. untr ied to any degree under fire.

It will b e speed day al· rig ht if th e fiel d is fas t.

Tommy

Killeen ,

track

s ta r, is as fast a man as on the whole team, a nd h e is a p icture to see skirting the e nds. a la "Brother" Bro wn. ' Tren chy"

Lorio

is wi th ou t a p a r as a n o ff Used by T u [a ne Band Be~ cau se they are th e best

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LOUI S IANA PRIN T ING La. P olytech

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Official P rinters TUL A N E Foot B all Program

2. P a nkey

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TUL A N E Hullabaloo

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24. H. Wilson 2;. Norman

WHO'S WHO IN THE GAME

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some kicks III Virginia were n !le n"'HUon II decl1d(' ago."

-'\'Nllll:ed 55 or 60 ynrds nnd weTe a ll

JOURNA L-" Flourno)' ~ml I~:mlell' IIChlaegt'r are two ~e n 5ational IJa l' ln and any teum wo u ld lia"e n day's Job to stOll them:'

MORGAN

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Flournoy

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sort o f da ncing dodge.

about the all·Amerlcali calibre of Pe ggy ~'Iollrno)·. H e Wt'lL t rlzht 11 11 to Chicago wh e re Ihe), mak e member!! of tl:llI 1Il)·t hlcnl e leven and brought t11l;l. s llorn " ' l)i 1el"11 Ih ere to their feC I gOS ll lng at his rnil n 'elous punting. hla battering Jill(> p lunging and (('I"' rille defell e!>'e work.

H I:;- punting a,·t'rage all:ll!ullt :\orlh ..... elll .. r n of nearly Sf. yard!! wall re\'elat!oll to t he foolooll world hf t he mldfil l' weill:'

k ll u(' k of sliding ort his Interference for u tt'w {lIlde!! ynrds wh(>n c h ecked," FRENCH LANE. CH I CAGO T RIB · UNE-··.o\ l.lI"illla n t Mlf bu ck .

T be

or 1~lour Il O )' and 1.4l1 t e n schlae· ge r 11" 111 ]ll'obn b ly b e written in l t) Dlxlp'lI hnll of f'oolha ll Fil lll e. T he ~lle('(ly, slipper),. dogiug. f ighting.

Sfj lLirmlng f'louruoy ripped nnd clawe!l his w:ly til rough the :-:or thwcste rn Une. H(' scattered th e Purple lin e w all fl.ldes of him.

HARRY MAR Tl f',;EZ , T HE STA T ES-"f'iuU l"llOy'lI \\·ork

I hlyed more b rilliantly than thl' Frenchm:t. n did ngainsl Ihe W lldea ts rodu),. li e WS l a demon In 11 h roken n eill. n h um rlll bntJerlng ru m al hit· tlng th e line. his l)tlll ting Hurpassed nnythlng I h al'e ever see ll on foot· ball rlelci In rec('1lI years a n d h is d e fe n Sh'e work wa~ excellent:'

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BR I AN BE LL. OF ASSOC I A T EO PRESS_"11l Peggy F lou rnoy, the

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KEEFE , I'IMES·PICA· hns not roll e!1 to

make a. touc hdown hi a ny galll e 1)l:l yed this season. nOI t'XCP ll tlng the tough lIattle wilb ~lI sH ouri. lasl rear'~ ..,hatn· Il\OIlS of Ihe Ml u o url '·a lle~·. Whil e F'lournoy ll1~ d \J three 10ucluloWIIS O il th e :-':orlh"'cHlm'u PU 1'llie in CltkUgl) il Is Int eresli ug 10 note that Alou:w SUtgg's ('hlcll go Utt h 'el'sitf M<l fOO U8 c ou ld 1101 regi St e r a single 101ichdown o n :\or !/lwes tern jus t t he week lie· fore."

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fl.pet·· lac uhtr a n d his ])llu\ln", ~ !:!en~lI1ioJl 10 wes tern g r id follow e rs. A ~ II li ne jllung e r he cannOI ue heal :!lId he ca n throw pa!!seJ with th e hest or the m.

F'lourno y Is n ]lill]e threa t IImll. hI' cnn jlllllt. IIII SS a n d hit t he lille :lI1d he does all these ", ... 11."'

HARRY McNAMAR A , C HI CAGO HERA L O. EXAM I NER-·· Peggy F ]our· noY's p luy a1 l eft halfhn c k was s u· jlt> rb . i doubt wh e lhcr the grea l Red Gntngp. III his Imlml CS l day s e n 'ry

Gre€n les have

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Olher ace of t h e Tul ane huckfleld !il'e,l 1111 to hIli nd nl.nee notice", by giv ing Ih e greatest e)[hlbltlo n of k icking we IWI'c CI'er seen. H is \lUnll\ II111S1 have

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Next week th e Sewanee Tig ers will rin g d o wn th e cu rta in o n T ulan e's h o m e sch edule fo r 192 5. A nd in t h e ga m e the C ree nies w ill m eet a s trong foe, d etermin ed o n b e ati ng Tula ne. whic h d esp ite r eserv es, is m o v ing on the u p -grade a t a fa s t cl ip.

"One o f t h e st rongest tea ms in years," was w h a t t h e adhe re n ts of Sew a n ee said of t h e te am fr o m th e m o un ta in at th e: start o f the seaso n, and su ch t h e T ig ers looked like un til th ey ra n up against A la b a m a's C rimson Tid e a n d w e re swamped 2 7-0 . Th is defea t w as a d eath b low t o Se w a nee 's co n fer ence h o p es. T h e e x p el ts ha d d ecla red b efore th e gam e tha t it was a n ybody' ! contes t a n d becaus e of

th e supp osed closeness of th e result e verybod y was le ft gasping for breath w hen ' Sarna rode to the v ictory.

T wo weeks ago, Sewa nee suffe red its second d efea t. Whil e T ula ne was ta king the measure of COII/ I IIII Crl 011 1' (Iy e l2

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W HAT'S THE DOPE CQlIthwcd from Pag e 10

Northwestern', Purple outfit in Chicago. the Kentucky eleven handed the Tigers a 14 -0 verdict.

Since that howeve r. t he Tigers h ave been coming s lrong as is s h own in their recent victory over C hattanooga. when th ey sh owed a st iff defen se a nd a stTOng scori ng punch.

The Sewanee game will be of great interest in New O rl eans. It is the last Conferenc e game i.11 New Orlea n!:!. and one of g reat importance for Tu la ne will have its hand s full to win. It will mark t h e last appearance in grid togs of Capta in Laute nsch laeger, "Peggy" F lo u rnoy, Ha rry Gamble, " Irish" Levy, Fred Lambrech t. Be n ny Wight a nd Ellis Helliea n, all o f whom will be lost by graduation and t h e three yea r rule. And last but not least. November 14 will be Homecoming Day and Sewanee and T u la ne a lum ni fro m a ll parts o f the slale and nearby 31ates w ill join in making th e day a big o n e.

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------------------, THE LAST TWO WEEKS In the two weeks that the Tulane team has been o ut o n th e load it has made a great nam e fo r itself in the footba ll records of Ameri:;;a.

Like a whilrwind. sweepin.g

up

from

the South. the Green Wave s pla s h ed through the mud of Stagg field two weeks ago a nd. while Chicago fans roared their a pplause. roll ed over t h e hea vy Nort h western Purple e leven to an 18- 7 victory.

It would be an in-

It's A Great Game

the trip were the playing of Lautenschlaeger and F lournoy, th e cheer-leading of Larry Benson and Marion Draper. a nd the great playing of Tulane's band.

This about c overs every phase of the tr ip .

A t Montgomery t he Greenies batt led th rough the m ud of Crampton Bowl to gain a hard earn ed victory over the Aub u r n Ple:insmen .

Thrice in t hat scoreless first h alf and as many more in the second, the Greenies were well on their way to scores whic h d id not materalize because of t h e lack of punch. Once t h e Greeni es were kept from a possible score by poor offic iating.

Wi t h the ball o n t h e Au burn I-yard line, and three Tulan e downs e xp ende d, t h e lin eman lost count of the downs for the mom ent and gav e the ball to Auburn.

A n other example of poor officiating occurred during the c hange o f pos ition at the end of the t hi rd qua rte r. On chang ing the ball th e re feree

If You Don't Weaken!

This game of s tudying. and playing, and being ever well dresse d a nd ready for the part. There's knowing what's what for every occasion. and New Orleans college men know that I Service in p roviding these n ecessaries is our game -and Maison Blanche plays that game well. too.

Everything for SPOTts Everything for Wear a nd Novelties for every extra call

sult 10 the g rid fans of New Orlea ns to -.vrite at lengt h on that gafTle here b ecause nearly every on e stormed the

news-stands fo r Chicago papers, o r read

th eir fill in the local d a ilies.

Suffice it to say t he Creenies won a lot o f recogniti on, F lournoy and Laute nsc hl aeger won a lot of praise in whic h the whole team came in for its shaTe. and Tulane received pub licity that a mill ion dollars could n't h ave purchased .

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WHAT'S THE DOPE (lQut il'U Cfl fro m PUfJ e 12

Of the gam e, our g u ess is of couue that Tulane will win. P re judiced OT no, the writer wou ld bet on the present Creenies against any team in America. a nd he believes that th ey could b eat a ny outfit the count ry offers, Michigan. Dartmouth, Califo rnia included.

O UT guess is that Tulane will wi n by 3 touchdowns.

The lay-off. the gradua l working back in to 3 high pitch a nd per fect form wi\l find the Creenies ready fo r the T igers. While the Wave is getting the relaxa tion it needs today against Poly, Sewanee w ill have il s job c ui on 10 win from Homer H azel' s "Ole Miss", H azel eleven h eld Vanday to a 7-0 3core last week and the Vandy team was s aved by t h e gong fro m a tie score or thereabouts.

The Sewanee team is supposed to h ave a 3trong line and th e outcome of the battle will depend whe ther the Tulane forward s can o utrush th e v isitors. The Tigers a lso boast a tricky offen se e leven a good forward pass altac k.

T HE LAST TWO WEEKS

Coach " Brother" Brown

C'OlltlllIlC(( /rom Puuc 13 mistook th e 47 -yard line fo r th e 42 -yard line a nd Tul a ne lost five yards In the tra nsaction .

The Creen i e s looked much better I han Auburn, a lthoug h the Plainsmen out rushed the Tu lane li n e for m osl of the battle. H owever. Coach Morey could o nly show a spasmodic o ff tack le attack which was s 0 0 n e r or la te r

GOII/i " I(.e<l

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"ON TO L. S. U."

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WITH THE GREENIES

Alabama's

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Baton Rouge Nov. 21

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SOUVE1<IR TLLA"E FOOTBALL PROGRAM SEASO:-.l IQ25

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TODAY

THE LAST TWO WEEKS

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CQl'Ifilllud frQlI1 Pu y e 14

sq uelched by th e Greenie lin e.

The going was th e worst possible. Slippery. boggy A laba mt'o red clay was not cond ucive to s p eed. ye t Laute n schl aeger. o n several tri ps through th e mud, did some nice step ping. " Peggy" Flou rnoy was right there with his line sm ashi ng and as n eat a 45 yard

dash off tackles. as any on e c o uld want.

H is punting with a hea vy, slipp ery ball , was hne.

The real s tar, un covered in the battle w ;-s Johnny Men vill e, for m er Fresh man a nd Jesuit star.

John ny showed to advan tage o n plung.

IF ITS FOR THE BABY

THE WEE TOT UP TO SIX Co to

CONWAY'S For D aintiness. S martness and Durabilit y.

Their Garments Excel

1 200

ST.

CHARLES

AVE.

Pho ne J ackso n 3704

ing t h r 0 u g h th e h eavy A uburn line a nd o n 7 straight plays canied the ball some thirty ya rd s.

Men vilJe will get his big c ha nce agai ns t Sewan ee.

Twel ve

hundred

fa n s. th e g reatest number to follow a Tu la n e team. made the g reat "trek" t o Mont go m eryon th ree s pecia l trains.

HULLABALOO Hullaba loo. ¡ Ra y .. Ray H ullaba loo. . Ray. . R a y H ooray- H ooray Varsi ty. Varsity T. A.

T . A.. T. A. T . A.

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a t th e sig na l calling position. " Shorty" N orman has bee n th e foca l point of more th a n one grid fan since th e seaso n opened. They roa red w h e n th e midget click ed off his 'lood gains in the Aggie gam e and are just waiting fo r a dr.v fie ld and a real cha nce to see "Shorty" do his Reahop.

T h.e Poly game com es a s a safety va lve to a h ard season.

It is the first breathing spell since the season opened a nd it is sandwiched in between the fi rst half and th e last half of a hard set of assi~nmen ts.

The boys from R usto n are. it must be ild mitted not capable of g iving th e C ree n ies much stiff competitio n . althoug h t h e reserves may have its hands full stopping H ogg a nd company.

And while the Greenies are hav ing an easy time of it, K e nt ucky may be furnishin g the punch that will g ive A labam a a knockout in the race fo r the D ixie title.

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Virt.il Robinson

"Pas" Palermo

" Rock of Gibraltar"

'A Sweet Little Center' ¡

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