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The Tulane University of Louisiana NEW ORLEANS

The University embraces the following departments:

The College of Arts and Sciences The H. Sophie Newcomb College for Women The College of Engineering

The Graduate School

The College of Law The School of Medicine The Graduate School of Medicine

The School of Pharmacy The Dental Clinic The College of Commerce and Business Administration The Courses for Teachers The Department of Middle American Research

The School of Social Work The Summer Schools For Catalogue Address:

Registrar of the Tulane University of Louisiana Gibson Hall, New Orleans

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, TEXACO AND T HE GREEN WAVE BOTH HAVE SPEED!

FRERET SERVICE STATION Co mbines This Wit h Courteous Service

Road Service, Greasing, W ashing, T ire Repairing

It's Unanimous !

Fres hie.

Sophs J uniors

F reret at Robert

UPtown 6236

S e n ion Choo1M' and Chur

Mayer Israel's Where T,,/anl' GOf'S for Clorhes

GOOD MEATS BUILD MUSCLE

Spalding T ulane Gets The Best Selected W estern Meats

Personal Service

Scores Again . . ... .

Pete & Mike Mailhes

MAILHES BROS.

with Ath letic Equipment that is both authentic and correct. Over half a ce ntury's experie nce has served as a backg round for Spalding's recognized leadership in sports.

Jefferson Ma rket Gen . Pers hing & Magazine Pho ne.: UP tow n

1 143- 11 44

130 Carondelet Street

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A New Line-Up for Every Man SAXON - WEAVE SUIT

A N ew Typ e Fabric at aNew Low Price KNIT-TEX OVERCOAT

Warmth Without Weight STETSON HATS

Now at Holme s

&fore and A fl ~r thl' Game You 'll Enjol} Dining in Holmes

Lined $7 .50

Now

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Sporling Equipmml

for Tl'am$ or

individuals

RUlauranl

Holllles New Orleans

CANAL STREET

MAin 1000

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Nine RAHS for Cod chaux Clothes W e 're c heering these ne w suits fro m Braeburn a nd C harter Hoase. If y ou' re college minded and styl e conscious you w o n ' t be able to resist th em. Ne w Blu es, G reys and Browns.

AU With Two Trowers

$38 Charter Hou . ..

$40 Sra .. burn

COLLEGE MEN WHO WEAR HART SCHAFFNER & MARX CLOTHES CAN BE SURE OF CORRECT STYLES

STEVENS 7 I 0 Canal Street

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WINNIE LODRIGUES Tulane Center

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JULIE TEAROOM

Surgical Supply Co., Inc. 153 1 T ulane Avenue

O p posite C h arity H ospital

EVERYTHING FOR THE INVALID'S COMFORT SU PPLI ES FOR T HE DOCTOR"S OFF ICE

1037 Audubon Street

HAUSMANN, INC.

Abdominal Supporters, Elastic Hosiery, Trusses

JERSILD KNITTING CO. Neenah , W is.

NEW ORLEANS' LEADING J EWELERS Ma n ufacture rs of

FINEST KNITTED OUTERWEAR Special D epartment for College and F Taterna!

Jewelry

FLOWERS Carrollton Florist GRUNEWALD CHOPIN

Athletic Swea te rs Worn The Na tio n Over

CLOVERLAND DAIRY PRODUCTS CO., INC. The Best and Safest Milk

WAl nut 3333 1332 South Ca rrollton A venue

Phone AUdubo n 11 0 1

AS LIVE AS T HE G REEN WAVEI

For Econom ical Heating

TULANE

NEOLA COALS

Co-Operative Book Store "FILLING EVERY STUDENT NEED"

Gulf Coal & Coke Co., Inc.

Basement, G ibson H a ll

FRAN K D. COST LEY, Presiden t

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A. BALDWIN & CO.

"A8 D epend a b le a8 Your Druggi9t"

SPORTING GOODS OF ALL DlSCRIPTlON

CIRE'S PHARMACY

Mean5

132 Camp Street

UPtown 0106

Hurst and Webster

LOUISIANA PRINTING CO. RELIABLE AND EXPERIENCED PLUS

JAHNCKE SERVICE, INC. CONCRETE AND BUILDING MATERIALS

REASONABLE PRICES 92 1 La fayette S treet

RAymond 226 1

614 Howard Avenue

Smoke EL TRELLES Cigars

Ten Football T ick e t5 Given Away Week ly to Tula n e and L oyola Gam esl

Call by College Pharmacy For D etails 59 44 Frerel Street

THE HOSPITAL DRUG STORE PAUL A. O'DONELL, P roprietor

Form erl y D ruggist of C ha ri ty H ospita l H OT LUNCH ES AND TOASTED SANDW IC HES SERVED AT ALL TIMES

SPECIAL ATTENTION TO TULANE STUDENTS Ph o n e RAymond 1400

Tu la n e A ve nu e

THE O'SHEA FOOTBALL JERSEY H as Been Used b y th e Following Sch ools: U. S. Na va l Academy U. S. M ilitary Acad e m y P rinceton T ula n e Syracuse Rutgers Ca rnegie T ech Pe n n S ta te Georgia T ech

Ch icago No rthwestern Notre D a m e K a nsas S ta te F lorida W isconsin Min nesota lll in oi5 Michigan

India na

Iowa T exas M issouri Ka nsa5 P ennsy lvania O h io State Virginia Georgia

and many ot he rs!

What Greater Recommendation Could You Find?

O'SHEA KNITTING MILLS 2414 N. Sacremento Avenue, Chicago, Illinois

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TIME OUT Grocer-Do you want white o r

brown eggs,

Ma'am?

Bride-The kind I want are white with a yellow polka dot in the middle. 'fo

'fo

'fo

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" Do you still run around with that little blonde? " "She's married now."

'fo

If.

'fo

'fo

'fo

Wifie: "Who is that Maude that you talked about in your sleep last night?"

Hubby: "Maude? Why-er, why that's the name of the horse I bet on yesterday. Why do you ask?"

" Answer my question! " 'fo

''I'll have apple pie for desert."

"All out, Sir." "Well, then, give me the raspberry."

"Sorry, sir, but we waiters are not allowed to be offensiv'e to guests."

'fo

" My wife says if I don't chuck golf she'll leave me.

Wi fie : "Oh, nothing. Only that horse of yours has been calling you up several times a day. " 'fo

"Hard luck, old chap."

'fo

'fo

'fo

Typewriters have everything now except a key for a non-commital wiggle when you aren' t sure about the spelling.

" Yes-I'll miss her."

During a history lesson a teacher asked his class, " What happened in 1483?" " Luther was born," answered a pupil promptly.

Nature 'evens things. The Japanese have almost continual earthquakes, but they have no Wall Street to shake them down.-Robert Quillen.

" Quite right. And what happened in 1 487? " After a long pause the pupil ventured, "Luther was four years old."

Correct this sentence: "Y ou can always tell a senior," said the professor, "by his flawless English. " 'fo

" Marie,

won't

you

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something

for

our

guests? " "Oh , but, dear, it is so late ; and besides they

'fo

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That French lawyer, who said: "She is too beautiful to be bad should have seen the cantaloupe we picked recently. "-Macon, Ga. Telegraph. 'fo

'fo

'fo

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2 re beginning to go."

Jackie (to departing aunt)-"There's no hurry, auntie, daddy has put the clock a whole hour fast ."

" Yes, but not quickly enough." 'fo

'fo

'fo

'fo

-The Passing Show.

DOUBTFUL COMPLAINT He-"Y ou dance like a gazelle."

She-"How does a gazelle dance?"

He-"I don't know."

' 'I'm filled with sadness I've got the blues, There' s no more mileage In last year's shoes."

EV'e ry stomach will have a silver li~ing eat your yeast with the tin foil on.

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ABBOTT'S 148 BARONNE STREET

Snappy, styleful , furnishings for men with a wise regard for fashion's demands. The price tags tell a story of economy.

Walk-Over SHOES

J. S. VOORHIES President

A. C. OLDENDORF Vice-President

C. J. LA BAUVE Vice-President

for MEN

RAymond 1 607 MAin 2838

Albert O. Schwartz, Inc.

Southern Specialty Sales Co., Incorporated

409-10 Masonic Temple

601 Caro ndelet Street 1422 C leveland Avenue

Multigraphing, Mimeographing Addressing Envelopes and General Circular Work

Storage, Washing, Greasing Tires and Tire Repairs Phone MAin 3942 Phone RA. 5580

Complete Lawn, Garden and Golf Course Maintenance, Equipment and Repairs RA . 3694 172 6-28 Carondelet St.

Woodward, Wight & Co.,

Madison Lumber Company

ROSE McCAFFREY

"A Friendly Hotel"

MARBERC HOTEL

Limited

Canal Streets' Tallest Bld g.

300 Rooms- 300 Baths- Fireproof Circulating Ice Water and Ceiling Fans In Every Room RA TES $2 .50 AND UP

451 Howard Avenue

TRAVIA'S

SCHARFF'S BILLIARD PARLOR 62 0 Canal Street

We Cater T 0 Your Comfort

LUMBER-MILLWORK

MILL SUPPLIES

A Good Restaurant In the

Heart of Collegetown UPtown 2736

6314 Hurst

BUILDING MATERIAL 721 So. C laiborn e Ave.

RA. 1363

Phone RAymond 2771

THE AMERICAN PRINTING CO., Ltd. PUBLICATIONS, CATALOGS , SCHOOL A NNUALS , BRIEFS, COMMERCIAL PRINTERS 535-7 Poydras St. New Orleans

Olive and Blue in Flowers and

At

For

ATHENS

=The--

Ribbons for Sponsors and

BETTER

Rooters from the Avenue Florists

PAINT

Georgian Hotel " Headquarters for the Tulane Football Team"

Make · It Your Hotel Also!

Call

UTLEY

Eichling's Avenue Floral Co. Phone JAckson 3170

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Here they come

TS OFF TO 'EM/

In the

thrilling moments when you're smoking with halfback speed be sure it's a milder, better tasting Chesterfield.

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YOU CAN

ester ie

SMOKE THEM ALL DAY LONG

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REMINISCING

Holland Scores Against Tornado in 1929

Banker Kicking Against Tech in I 929

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THE GREENIE Vol. I

No.4

OCTOBER 24, 1931

The Greenie, Official S ouvenir Footba ll Program of Tu lane University and Gridiron M agazine, pub lished for each h ome game o f the Green Wave

Price Per Copy--2Sc (Mail order requests should be addressed to The Greenie, Tulane Athletic Department, P. O . Station 20, New Orleans, and should be accompanied by 30c in stamps to cover cost of the Magazine and mailing.)

For advertising rates call WAlnut 0232 or write The Greenie, Advertising Dept. , Tulane University.

TWINKLE, TWINKLE--THESE RAMBLIN' ENGINEERS

This is about stars, new and old.

A young man from Donaldsonville, La., played all last season with Pete Mailhes' scrubs.

The pas-

sersby paid little heed to Pete's gallant but unsung little band.

They paid less to this lad from

Donaldsonville.

He didn't show all the vim and

vigor in t11'e world but he was trying.

Came I 93 I .

Bernie Bierman made the usual

promotions from the "B" team to the "A" squad.

Bill Schroeder of Donaldsonville was one of the boys called up.

The Texas Aggie, Ole Miss and Spring Hill games Hew by but Schroeder was still outside the picture.

Then came that dramatic game of games at Nashville against the Commodores of Vanderbilt.

The little Iron soldier, Red McCormick, was taken out of the game in the second quarter - and who should go in but William Schroeder. And how 11'e did go in! F or more than two quarters he was in there battling and stopping Commodores.

Another of the many who showed well was Nollie Felts, the sick man who made Vandy ill. Felt's illness was catagious only to the Commodores, however.

He stamped through their lin'e twice for touchdowns, did some beautiful blocking and was seemingly in half the plays until he was carried from the field near the end of the game.

Coach Bill Alexander, respected by every New Orleans football fan, is here today, as everyone in Louisiana knows, with Georgia Tech's Golden Tornado.

The Engineers are primed to give the Greenies a battle to the last ditch and it will be a game in which Tulane must be on its toes from the start.

It is Homecoming Day for Tulane's old grads a nd they are in the stands by the thousands.

They are hurling back across the field the words of the Olive and Blue in answer to the r'e frain: ''I'm a ramblin' wreck fn;) m Georgia T ech-And a helluva, helluva Engineer."

The old Tulane men have been in the midst of a big time ever since they started trooping into good ole New Orleans yesterday.

May you come back often and long watch the Green Wave roll!

FLOW BILLOW, FLOW Next Friday afternoon, Tulane's Baby Billowthe F reshies--will start their I 93 I gridiron campaign.

The Billow opponents will be the Alabama freshmen at the Old Tulane Stadium.

It will be the only home game of the I 93 I F reshman schedule, the 'Auburn and Louisiana State hosh games both being away.

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COACH W. A. (BILL) ALEXANDER Georgia Tech's head football coach who is respected and lik'cd wherever football is played.

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L. E.-LACKEY L. T-FARMER L. G.-KRONER C.-MU RRA Y

C.-LODRIGUES (54) R. G.-SCAFIDE (7 2) R. T -DeCOLlGNY ( 57) R. E.- DALRYMPLE (33) Q. B.- DAWSON ( 26) L. H . -Z IMMERMAN (16) R, H.- H ODGINS (41)

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CA cXEW ERA

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By ED. DANFORTH Sports Editor Atlanta Georgian~American

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Everything

IS

new

III

the Georgia Tech football

complete athletic quarters in her history.

establishment this year-nearly everything.

Most of the Yellow ] acktcts themselves are new to Atlanta fans.

Down under the east stand Tech has the most

The lads who drove to a national

The place

was completely rem04ell'ed this summer and is the apple of the coaches' collective eye.

TheI'e are in~

championship in 1928~9 by taking the California

dividual lockers for nearly 500 boys.

Bear for a long ride in the Rose Bowl have all gom:!

rooms, first aid wards and electro~therapeutic rooms

over the hill.

are elaborate.

Those on the squad who did get into

games last year did not stay long enough to be recognized.

Times were hard then and substitu~

tions fr'equent.

Atlantans had glimpses of Pat Bar~

ron, J ap Hart, Ike Farmer, Jerry Goldsmith, Ben Cherry, Roy McArthur, Casey Jones, H. C. Neblett and a few others.

But you might say the 1 931

Yellow Jackets are brand new.

At least they are

in spirit.

Cannon, who ranged over Grant Field one day in 1929 like a mad bull when he was winning All~ American guard at Notre Dame is the new line coach.

Any emergency operation from a

hangnail to appendectomy can be performed. ask Trainer Mike Chambers for service.

Bobby Dodd, the Tennessee field general

who appeared once on Grant Field in an All~ Star charity game, is here as backfield coach.

Just

The store

rooms under the care of Major Smith, once of the United States Army, looks like a large sporting goods store.

The bermuda grass on the field, so soft and vel~ vety, is new, too.

Two members of the coaching staff are new. Jack

The shower

nursmg.

It was produced after assiduous

Of course it may be brown in November

but it is still there to prevent a muddy field.

And the Yellow Jacket football fortunes are get~ ting a rleW start.

The pendulum swung downward

after the 1928 championship campaign and now it has started upward again.

Of course it is no cinch

to get started very fast nor go very far against The helmets the Yellow J ackets an~ wearing are of a new design.

Coach Alexander was the milliner

and they are made to order with his signature on the ear pi'e ce.

The

helmets

make

Jackets look a couple of inches taller. a bad idea.

such teams as South Carolina, Carnegie Tech, Auburn, Tulane, Vanderbilt, North Carolina, Penn~ sylvania, Florida, Georgia and California.

But then

Yellow

Tech set the pactc for hard schedules in the South

That is not

and has consistently maintained a policy of a big

the

The Yellow Jackets run to misses' and

one every Saturday and no rest games.

children's sizes this year.

Everything is new-nearly everything. Bill AlexThe pants and the shouldtcr pads are of new de~ sign, too.

And perhaps if the opposition does

ander is the only landmark around the place.

Hrc

is beginning his twelfth year as head coach.

The

not object a new eight~piece football will be used.

longer he remains as the head man the better off

This new ball in being tried out this year.

Tech football will be.

knows whether it is much help ytct.

Nobody

A back just

He has walk'ed with the

boys on the lofty ridge of fame and he has trudged

WILL fumble at the wrong time even if the football

with them through the valley of defeat.

is madtc of sixteen pieces.

lead them back up the hill again as sure as today

will prevent fumbling.

Nothing but handles

is Saturday.

He will

SOUVENIR TULANE FOOTBALL PROGRAM SEASON 1931

" AND DON'T PLAY T HE ST EIN SONG'"

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SOUVENIR TULANE FOOTBALL PROGRAM SEASON 1931

Dr. Edward A . Bechtel, loved by all Tulanians.

Dr. Bechtel is Dean of the

College of Arts and Sciences of Tulane University.

SOUVENIR TULANE FOOTBALL PROGRAM SEASON 1931

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TULANE FRESHMEN FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Odober 30-Alabama at T ul an" Noyember 14-

Tulane at Auburn

November 26-

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After the Game A Tasty Indian Style Barbecue at

SLIDELL'S FAMOUS

WHITE KITCHEN Branch No.2

NOW IN NEW ORLEANS So uth Cla iborne A venue a nd Poydras Street

Open Day and Night From Now On

What An Unbeatable Combination!

Tulane's AII·American Team Wears The

Tulane AII=American Shirt BOTH NEW ORLEANS PRODUCTS

Smart

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ASK FOR

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Sponsors for ~o-day's GamE'....; GEORGIA TECH SPONSORS

TULANE SPONSORS

(Colors : Gold and White )

(Colors: Olive and Blue )

MRS. WALTER j. FE RG USON MRS. B. B. SMITH

MRS. CUTHBERT S. BALDWIN

MRS. T . Q. W INKLER

MRS. JOHN W. TURNER (Atlanta, Ga.)

MRS. WILLIAM H. SAUNDERS

MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS.

MRS. ED. McGEHEE (Ha mmond, La.)

MRS. HUGH L UEHRMAN MRS. HAROLD IVENS MISS MARY PORTER MISS LILLIE PORTER MRS. LOR ING FERGUSON MRS. d,SALES HARRISON MRS. WALKER SAUSSY MRS. TOLMA N HURT

CH ARLOTTE w. HILLYER ROBERT E. BRUMBY (Franklin. La. ) T. BAKER SM ITH ( H ouma, La.) CHARLES GREEN ( Laurel, Miss.)

R FRANK WHITE (Alexandria. La.) JOHN T. O'FERRALL G. H. A T H OMAS GERVAIS FAVROT NORMAN L. CA RTER A w. WESTERFIELD

TULANE SCORE

,,,

FIRST HA LF QUARTER QUARTER

SAFETY ........................_ .......... ......... .

I I I I

TOTAL...................... .............

1

TOUC HDOWN.............. - ---- _... ......

GOAL ..............•..................... .....

GOAL (from field) ......................

'".

h.

SECOND HALF 4,h QUARTER

QUARTER

I I I

I

1 1

1

GEORGIA TECH SCORE SECOND HALF

FIRST H A LF

I

....

TOUC HDOWN.......... .

18t QUARTER

2nd QUARTER

hd QUARTER

4th QUARTER

GOAL......•...................

GOAL (fro m field) ......

SAFETy ..................

TOTAL

1_ _ _ _ _ __

I FINAL SCORE

TULANE ...

GEORGIA TECH SCORIN G

Tou c hdown ____________ ... ______________ .6 point s Co .. l ( .. her touc hd own } _____ ._.. ________ .. ____ . 1 poi nt

Coal {from field} __ .____ ._ _ _ ._______ .... _ 3 point.

Safety _ ... __ .___________ .__ .. __ .. ______ _ _ 2 poinu

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SOUVENIR TULANE FOOTBALL PROGRAM SEASON 1931

COACHES YOU SHOULD KNOW

COACH LOU LITTLE Columbia University

TULANE YELLS Yea Rah! Yea Rah! Hullabaloo Rah! Rah! Yea Rah! Yea Rah! Hullabaloo Rah! Rah! Tulane Greenbacks!

Rah-Rah-Rah-Rah Team Rah-Rah-Rah-Rah Team Rah-Rah-Rah-Rah Team

Locomotive Rah! Rah! Rah; Rah! (slow) Tulane ! Tulane!

Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! (fast) Tulane ! Tulane!

Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! (faster) Tulane ! Tulane!

Rah! Rah! Rah!

Tulane Hullabaloo Hullabaloo! Ray! Ray! Hullabaloo! Ray! Ray! 'Vars, 'Vars! T. A! T. A! T. A! 'Vars, 'Vars! T. A.!

Tulane!

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SOUVENIR TULANE FOOTBALL PROGRAM SEASON 1931

FOSTER

Dunlap Sporting Goods Co.

AWNINGS AND WINDOW SHADES ARE DISTINCTIVE

Incorporated

Golf, Tennis, Athletic Supplies, Guns, Ammunition, Fishing Tackle, Sport Clothing

Foster

Mfg~

COo RAymond 1321

430 Notre Dame Street

Distributors-

A. J. REACH, WRIGHT & DITSON CO. MAin 6660

I 38 Carondelet Street

Champion Knitwear Products FOR THE CHAMPIONS

SHOES FOR SPORTSDay and Evening

IMPERIAL SHOE STORE

THE GREEN WAVE WEARS CHAMPION KNITTED WEAR

Champion Knitwear Mills Largest South

Canal and Bourbon

BREEN'S DRUG STORE We carry the most complete line of Sheaffer Pens and Pencils in New Orleans.

Also Looseleaf Fillers, Binders of all kinds, and Physicians' Bags at most reasonable prices.

Opposite Charity Hospital Phone MAin 9177

Tulane Ave. at Villere

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PORTER'S New Orleans' leading store for men . . . the choice of T ulanians invites your patronage and your good will You are assured more quality and more style at less cost.

Carondelet and Gravier

Rochester. New York Claiborne Andrews, Phone RAymond 2455, Louisiana Representative

And

COCA-COLA was at

Tulane Stadium!

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Sponsors for Ct)o-day's Game..> GEORGIA TECH SPONSORS

TULANE SPONSORS

( Colors: Gold and White)

( Colon: Olive and Blue)

MRS. WALTER j. FERGUSON M RS. B. B. SM ITH

MRS. CUTH BERT S. BA L DWIN MRS. ED. McGE HEE ( Hammond. La.)

MRS. T. Q. W INKL ER

MRS. JOHN W. TURNER (Atlanta. Ga.)

M RS. W ILLI AM H . SAUNDERS

MRS. CHARLOTTE W. H ILLYER MRS. ROBERT E. BRUMBY (Franklin. La.) MRS. T. BAK ER SM ITH (Houma. La.) MRS. CH ARLES G REEN (Laurel. Miss.)

MRS. R. FRANK WH ITE (Alexa nd ria, La.)

M RS. H UGH L UEH RMAN

MRS. HAROLD IVENS M ISS MARY PORTER M ISS LI LLI E PORTER

M RS. MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS.

M RS. L ORING FERGUSON MRS. d',SALES H ARRISON M RS. WALKER SAUSSY MRS. TOL MAN H U RT

JO H N T . O'FERRALL G. H . A. THOMAS GERVA IS FAVROT NORMAN L. CARTER A. W. WESTERF IELD

TULANE SCORE FIRST HALF

lot QUARTER

SECOND HALF'

--" 2n",d_Q ""U"A "R "T"E"R'-_i_~'C" ,d~ Q" U" A"RT ",E ",R'-,--=4",'h,-" Q,, U,, A"RT ",E ",R,-_

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GOAL ..........................

GOAL (from field) .__ SAFETy..........

TOTAL.....................

I

GEORGIA TECH SCORE

fiRST HALF SECOND HALF RT E OCRo.T"E"R'--r-,·"'h"Q",U T OUCHDOWN ................................. --!1.,,,-=Q,,,U ,,A , ,R o.T,,E,,R, -. _ ,,,2n,,d-,,," Q,, U,, A,,.c,,,R' --I--=,,, ,d,,Q,,,U ,,A "AOCR o.T"E,,R,--_

GOAL ..................................

COAL (from field )

SAFETy........................ .

TOTAL.

1_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ "_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __

I FINAL SCORE

TULANE..................................................................

GEORGIA T ECH .

SCORING

Touchdown ~ _ _ ___ _~. _____ ._ ____ .6 point. (llfte. lou c hdown ) _ _ .... _ _ _ _ _ .. _. ___ .__ 1 point

Goul

Go .. 1 (f rom field) __._... _ ... __._.. _. ____ ._ _ ._._3 point.

Safety ________ ._._ ... _ .. _ ... _. _ _ . ___ ._ _ .. 2 point.

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SOUVENIR TULANE FOOTBALL PROGRAM SEASON 1931

COACHES YOU SHOULD KNOW

COACH LOU LITTLE Columbia University

TULANE YELLS Yea Rahl Yea Rahl Hullabaloo Rahl Rahl Yea Rahl Yea Rah! Hullabaloo Rah I Rah!

Locomotive

Rah! Rahl Rah: Rahr (slow ) Tulane! Tulane !

Rah I Rah r Rah I Rah I (fast )

Tulane Greenbac ks I

Tulanel Tulane!

Rah! Rah! Rah! Ra hl (faste r)

Rah-Rah- Rah-Rah Team Rah- Rah- Rah- Rah Team Rah- Rah-Rah-Ra h Team

Tulanel Tulane!

Rah! Rahl Ra h!

Tulane Hullaba loo

Hullabaloo! Ra y ! Ray! Hullabaloo! Ray! Ra y !

'Vars. 'Vars! T. AI T. AI T. AI ·Vars. 'Vars ! T. A.I Tu la ne!

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FOSTER

Dunlap Sporting Goods Co.

AWNINGS AND WINDOW SHADES ARE DISTINCTIVE

Incorporated

Golf, Tennis, Athletic Supplies, Guns, Ammunition, Fishing Tackle, Sport Clothing

Foster

Mfg~

Co .

RAymond 1321

430 Notre Dame Street

Distributors- A . J. REACH, WRIGHT & DITSON CO .

MAin 666 0

13 8 Ca rondelet Stree t

Champion Knitwear Products FOR THE CHAMPIONS

SHOES FOR SPORTSDay and Evening

IMPERIAL SHOE STORE

THE GREEN WAVE WEARS CHAMPION KNITTED WEAR

Champion Knitwear Mills Largest South

Canal and Bourbon

BREEN'S DRUG STORE We carry the most complete line of Sheaffer Pens and Pencils in New Orleans.

Also Looseleaf Fillers, Binders of all kinds, and Physicians' Bags at most reasonable prices.

Opposite Charity Hospital Phone MAin 9177

Tulane Ave. at Villere

*

PORTER'S New Orleans' leading store for men . . . the choice of T ulanians invites your patronage and your good will You are assured more quality and more style at less cost.

Carondelet and Gravier

Rochester, New York Claiborne Andrews, Phone RAymond 2455, Louisiana Representative

And

COCA-COLA was at

Tulane Stadium!

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T oday's Games In Southern Conference T u la ne vs. Georgia Tech at New Orleans

Was h in gton a nd Lee vs. V ir ginia at Lexington. Va.

Georgia vs. Vand erb ilt at At h e ns

Auburn vs. F lorid a a t J ackson ville

T e nnessee vs. North Caroli na at C hapel H ill

O le M iss vs. South w estern a t Oxford

A la b ama vs. Sewant.·.! at Birmi ng h am

Maryland vs. V. M. I. a t Richm o nd

Ke n t ucky vs. V. P. I. a l Lexingto n . Ky.

TULANE'S 1931 SC H EDULE Sep t. 26-01eMissatNewOrlea ns (31-0) Oct.

3-Texas A

& M .. at New Orlea ns (7-0)

Oct. IO-Sp ring Hi ll at New Orleans ( 40-0)

Oct.

17-Vand.~ rb i h

at Nashville (19-0)

Oct. 24-Georgia Tech at New Orleans

Nov.

Nov.

7-Auburn a t Mon tgomery

14-Georgia at Athens

Nov. 21-Sewa nee a t New Orlea ns

Nov. 2a-Lo u isiana S ta te at New Orlea ns Dec.

S-Washington Stat'~ at New O rleans

Oct. 31-Miss. A. & M .. a t New Orleans

GEORGIA TECH'S 193 1 SCH EDULE Oct.

3-South Carolina at A tlan ta

Oct.

IO-Carnegie T ech at Atlanta

Nov.

7-North Carol ina at Atlanta

Nov. 14-Pen nsylvan ia at P hiladel p hia

Oct. I 7-Auburn at Atlanta

No\,. 2 I-Florida at Atlanta

Oct. 24-Tulane at New O r leans

No\,. 2a-Ceorgia at A thens

Oct. 3 I-Va nder bilt at Atlanta

Dec.

S-Un iv. o f Californ ia a t At la n ta

The Shortest Long Run on Record!

To For Hot Chocolate or a Malted Milk and Sandwich for ZOc

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DETAILED TULANE ROSTER Name

Weight

Year

Home

178

3rd

Little Rock, Ark.

John McCormick ..........__ .__ .____ .__ .___ .____ .._.._. __ ._. ___.guard

171

3rd

Monroe, La.

Claggett Upton ....... _____ ... _.... ___ ____ ._._. __ ._. __________ .__ .... tackle

206

3rd

New Orleans, La.

Calvert DeColigny.____ .__ ._____._.____ .__ _.____ ..__ ___.... _.... _end

185

3rd

New Orleans, La.

Harold Lemmon ....... _............. _... _............ __ ....... .fullback

186

2nd

Patterson, La.

Don Zimmerman .... __ ..... _........... _.. _.............. _...... halfback

176

2nd

Lake Charles, La.

Lowell Dawson ....... ____ .. _.............. __ .__ ........... _._ .... quarterback

165

3rd

River Falls, Wis.

Harry Glover ....... __ .. _.... _......_..............................halfback

165

3rd

Bay St. Louis, Miss.

John Scafide ................................ _..................... _..... guard

210

2nd

Bay St. Louis, Miss.

W . P. Lodrigues ............... __ ... _.__ ........._......... _.......center

180

2nd

Patterson, La.

Thomas Cunningham ........ __ ................. __ .......... tackle

220

2nd

Pine Bluff, Ark.

Doyle Magee .............. __ ....._.................. __ .__ ............ end

175

2nd

Franklinton, La.

Vernon Haynes ............... ___ ..........._.... __ ...............end

170

2nd

Lake Village, Ark.

Will Pat Richardson .. _............................ _..........quarterback

165

2nd

Ponchatotlla, La.

Nollie Felts .......................... __ .......................... __ ...... .fullback

185

2nd

Hattiesburg, Miss.

Francis Payne .......... _....................__......................_Jullback

175

2nd

Winterville, Miss.

J ames Hodgins ................. _........................... __ .......halfback

165

2nd

Shreveport, La.

George Haik ............................ _............ ___ ...... _..... _halfback

165

3rd

Bogalusa, La.

Sam Zemurray ............................................... -.-.. -Jackle

195

2nd

New Orleans, La.

Doyless Hill ............................................. _......... _....center

200

2nd

Sand Springs, Okla.

William F eatherngill ................. _.. _..... _._ ........_.tackle

200

2nd

Independence, Kansas

Edward T schirn ................................ _... __ .. _..........halfback

165

2nd

New Orleans, La.

William Penney .......................... __ ..................... _.guard William Drawe ..... _... __ .... _. ___ .___ .__ _____._________ .__ ._.. _.. _end

180

3rd

Guatemala City, C. A.

170

3rd

New Orleans, La.

John Read ... _...._....... _.. _. __ ._ .. _... _.. _...... _._ .... _.. _.... _..____ cen ter

195

2nd

Picayune, Miss.

Elson Delaune ..... _._. ____ __.. _.__ .__ ._.__ ... _.. _. __ .__ .____ .___ ... end

173

Lockport, La.

William Schroeder .__ ... _... _............ _..................... tackle

180

Donaldsonville, La.

Doug Warriner ................ __ ..... _.......... __ .................. quarterback

165

Minerva, La.

Nolan Kammer ................. _.... _......... _.... _................center

175

New Orleans, La.

Louis Boasberg ....................... _....__ ._._ ....... _............ tackle

180

New Orleans, La.

Alfred Paddock ..... _..... _.... _.... _._ ....... __ .................. guard

170

Fort Smith, Ark.

Charlie Calhoun ..... _._ ....... ___ ..... _............ __ ............. guard

210

Monroe, La.

Adrian Maught ....... -.--.............................. _............halfback

170

New Orleans, La.

Floyd Roberts ......................................................halfback

165

Stigler, Okla.

Ed. Henriques ...................................................... guard

175

New Orleans, La.

Ben Dawkins, Jr. ....... _. __ ..........__ .... _.... _._ ........ _....guard

175

Monroe, La.

Bradley Brownson .. _........ _............. __ ._ ......._._ ..... .fullback

180

New Orleans, La.

Richard Bankston ......... _.... __ ................................ tackle

190

Hammond, La.

Charles O' Neill .... __ ........... _............. __ ....... ___ ......... End

170

Slidell, La.

Jerry Dalrymple

Position ___________ ____________________.end

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UTICA, N. Y.

Thi s name on a thletic equipment stands fo r hi gh quality exclusive merchandise, and definite value.

I

W hatever your favorit e spo rt-yo u w ill find Ke n ~Wel equipment designed to help you playa better game-and a more reliable one.

Ken· Wei ath letic equipment is des igned by expe rts made by experts. and c hosen by experts.

Diltributed by

D. H. Holmes Company New Orlea ns. Lo uisiana

KEN-WEL SPORTING GOODS CO., INC. UTICA, NEW YORK e re. to ... ';'nd M.nuf.ctur..... of Athleti c Cood. of an E.cI ... i .... Cb.... cI ....

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New Orlea nll

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ALMA MATER Sin g these words as Tulane' 8 A lma Mate r is played

We praise the!'" fo r th y past, 0 Alma Mate r!

Thy ha nd hath done its work full faithfully I The incense of thy s pirit hat h ascended

And fill ed America from sea to sea!

III

II W e pra ise thee for th y present. Al m a Mater!

We praise thee for thy futur e, Alma M aterl

Today thy Children look to thee for bread!

Th e vista of its glory gleame th far l

Thou lead est them to dreams and actions sp lendid [

We ever s hall be p a rt of thee, great Mother!

The hunger o f their sou l is richl y fed!

There t h ou wi lt be w here e'er thy c hildre n are!

CHORUS Olive Creen and Blue, we love thee!

Pledge we n ow our fealty true Whe r e th e trees a re ever greenest.

Where the skies are purest bl ue!

H ear U8 now, 0 Tu la ne, h ear us l As w e pro ud ly sing to thee 1 Take from us our hearts' d evotion I Th ine w e are. and t hine s h a ll bel

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Rates $1.50 per Day and Up

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