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SouVenir Football Program of Tulane UniVersity I

TULANE vs. L. S. U.

SATURDAYt NOVEMBER 28 t 1931--2:30 P. M.

TULANE STADIUM

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The Tulal1e University of Louisiana NEW ORLEANS

The Univeisity 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:

Rep,istrar of the Tulane University of Louisiana

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Gibson Hall, New Orleans

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TEXACO AND THE GREEN W AVE BOTH H AVE SPEED!

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FRERET SERVICE STATION Combines This With Courteo us Service

Road Service, Greuing, Washing, Tire Repairing

It', Unanimous!

Freahiel Sop h.

F reret at Robert

UPtown 6236

JunioTA Seniors

C hoose and C hper

Mayer Israel's GOOD MEATS BUILD MUSCLE

Spalding Tulane Gets The Best Selected Western Meats

Personal Service

Scores Again .

Pete & Mike Mailhes

MAILHES BROS.

w ith Ath le tic Equipment that is both auth entic a nd correc t. Over half a centu ri is experience has ser ved as a bac k g r ound for S p a lding's recogn ized leadershi p in sports.

J efferson Market Gen. Pers hing & Magazine P h o n e .: UPtown 1143 · 11 44

130 Carondelet Street

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

A New Type Fabric at a N~U) Low Price KNIT -TEX OVERCOAT

Wa s Always $30 Now STETSON HATS

Now at Holmes

Btl'orr li nd A lrtr Ihe G flmt You 'll En io!l Dining in Holmts

Lined $7.50

Now

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fo r Teams or

Individuols

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CANAL STREET

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All With Two Trousers

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\Detailed L. S. U. CRoster(For Fans Who Want All The Facts) 0

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Name

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Wm. Butler

Leroy Langley

Louis Harrell Wm. Lobdell H . Brown S:d Bowman Pete Brainard E. Graham Ed Stevens Joe Kell'e r Les Peebles T uney Giovanni Buck Staples Roy Wilson Joe Almokary Walter Fleming Gee Mitchell Neil Mixon Dick Cadwallader Tom Smith Ab Nevils Joel Pressburg l'css' McLain Bob Powell

j. Brown Bob Bannister Jim Malone Haywood Moore O. K. Kirkpatrick John Kent

C. Skidmore J . Skidmore J ack Connell Jack Torrence Bill Allen Ed Khoury (Capt.)

Weight

155 15 0 142 15 5 165 15 5 170 165 180 165 165 19 0 178 180 175 175 190 170 185 190 180 195 195 190 190 190 185 200 200 195 185 205 235 255 200 215

Jersey White

2 3 4 5 6 7 9 10 11 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 23 25 26 27

28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42

Number Purple

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 10 11 14 15 17 18 13 20 23

Position Home Town H alf

Jennings, La.

Half

Ponchatoula, La.

Quarter

Baton Rouge

Quarter

Baton Rouge

End

Alexandria, La.

Half

Hammond, La.

Guard

Art~si<,!, N.

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End

Picayune, Miss.

Half

Reserve, La .

Half

Reserve, La.

Half

Shreveport

Guard

Lake Charl'es

End

Gilbert, La.

End

Shreveport

Half

Shreveport

End

Lake Charles

Fullback

Rayville, La.

Halfback

Amite, La.

Center

16 19 28 29 24 31 21 26

Fullback

27

Baton Rouge Alexandria

Tackle

Lake Charles

Guard

Baton Rouge

Center

Covington, La.

Tackle

Quitman, Ga.

End

Gloster, Miss.

Tackle

Bogalusa, La.

Guard

Reform, La.

Guard

Jonesboro, La.

Tackle

Tulsa, Okla.

25

End

22

Quarter

Winchester, Tenn.

36 35 34 32 33

Tackle

Winchester, Tenn.

Center

Minden, La.

Guard

Oak Grove, La.

Tackle

McComb , Miss.

tackle

Lake Charles

Kentwood, La.

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CLAGGETT UPTON Tulane Tackle

LOWELL DAWSON Tulane Quarterback

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JULIE TEAROOM

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JERSILD KNITTING CO. Neenah. Wis.

NEW ORLEANS' LEADING JEWELERS Manufac t urers o f

FINEST KNITTED OUTERWEAR Special Department for Co ll ege and F raternal Jewelry

FLOWERS Carrollton Florist GRUNEWALD CHOPIN

Athletic Sweaters Worn The Nation Over

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

WA lnu l 3333 1332 South CarroUton A venue

Phone AUdubon 1101

AS LI VE AS T HE G REEN WAVE I

For Econo mica l H ea lin g

TULANE

NEOLA COALS

Co-Operative Book Store

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" FILLING EVERY STUDENT NEED"

Gulf Coal & Coke Co., Inc.

Basem e nt. G ibso n H a ll

FRANK D. COSTLEY, Pre!;lident

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A. BALDWIN & CO.

" A s Dependable as Your Druggist"

SPORTING GOODS OF ALL DISCRIPTION

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Means

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UPtown 0106

Hurst and Webster

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RELIABLE AND EXPERIENCED PLUS CONCRETE AND BUILDING MATERIALS

REASONABLE PRICES 92 1 Lafayette Street

RAymond 2261

8 14 Howa rd Aven ue

Ten Football T ickets Given A way W eekly to Tulane and Loyola Games !

Smoke

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Call by College Pharmacy For Details

Cigars

59 44 Freret Stree t

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

F ormerly Druggist of Charity H ospital HOT LUNCHES AND TOASTED SANDWICHES SERVED AT ALL T IMES

SPECIAL ATTENTION TO TULANE STUDENTS T ulan e A venue

Phone RAymond 1400

THE O'SHEA FOOTBALL JERSEY Has Been Used by the F ollowing Schools : U. S. Naval Acad emy U. S. Military Academy Prince ton Tulane Syracuse Rutgers Carnegie Tech Penn State G eorgia Tech

Chicago Northwestern No tre Dame Kansas State Florida Wisconsin Minnesota Illinois Michigan

Indiana Iowa Texas Missouri Kansas Pennsylvania Ohio Sta te Virginia Georgia

and many others !

What Greater Recommendation Could You Find?

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TIME OUT

Once-"Was he surprised when you said

groom had no visible means of support sa·v e

you wanted to marry his daughter? " T wice-"W as he?

It was at a fashionable wedding. The bride-

The gun nearly fell out

his father, who was rich; but when he repeated that portion of the s~rvice, he said boldly:

of his hand. "

"With all my worldly goods, I thee endow'" Whereupon the father said in a stage whisHe was never dated, he was never wed,

per that could be heard all over the church .

H e hardly would speak to a femme ,

"Heavens.

There goes his bicycle."

But he followed the hosiery-lingerie ads, And he learned about women from them.

- Hyatt's Hummer.

Blonde- What did you do after he kissed you at the doorway?

Brunette-I asked him to put down his hat

Mistress-' 'The last maid I had was too fond of policemen, Mary. avoid them ."

New Maid-" Don't ma'am.

and stick.

I shall expect you to After all, the folk s who lived back worry

about

that,

I 'ates the sight of 'em . My father 's

a burglar."

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the

gay nineties had one advantage over us. When they saw a red-headed girl, they knew she was born that way.

Jackson, Miss., Daily News.

Irate Golfer-"Y ou must be the worst caddie in the world."

A primeval lady named Eve,

Caddie-"Hardly. That would be too much of a coincidence. "

Caused poor old Adam to grieve.

When he asked her where she'd been, She replied with a grin ; ' 'I've been absent without any leaf. "

Correct this sentence: "Frankly," said the

:to

:to

:to

:to

politician, "I don' t know what caused the depression and I have no idea how to stop it."

-Robert Quillen.

A Maryland hunt club has banned liquor before or during fox hunts.

The foxes have

complained that even by running a zig-zag course they could not keep out of the way of The Height of Emptiness : A street in Glasgow on Tag day.

some huntsmen.

-H. I. Phillips.

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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

ROSE McCAFFREY

Albert O. Schwartz, Inc.

409-10 Masonic Temple

601 Carondelet Street 1422 Cleveland Avenue

Multigraphing, Mimeographing Addressing Envelopes and General Circular Work

Storage, Washing, Greasing Tires and Tire Repairs Phone MAin 39 4 2 Phone RA. 5580

Southern Specialty Sales Co., Incorporated Complete Lawn, Garden and Golf Course Maintenance Equipment and Repairs 1726-28 Carondelet St.

RA. 3694

"A Friendly Hotel"

MARBERC HOTEL

Woodward, Wight & Co., Limited

Canal Stre ets' Tallest Bldg.

300 Rooms- 300 Baths- Fireproof Circulating Ice Water and Ceiling Fans In Every Room RATES $2.50 AND UP

LUMBER-MILLWORK

MILL SUPPLIES 451 Howard Avenue

TRAVIA'S

SCHARFF'S BILLIARD PARLOR

A Good Restaurant

620 Ca nal Street

In the Heart of Collegetown

We Cater ToYour Comfort

63 14 Hurst

Madison Lumber Company

UPtown 2736

BUILDING MATERIAL 721 So. Claiborne Ave.

RA. 1363

Phone RAymond 2771

THE AMERICAN PRINTING CO., Ltd. PUBLICATIONS, CAT ALOeS, SCHOOL ANNUALS, BRIEFS, COMMERC IAL PRINTERS 535-7 Poydras St. New Orleans

Olive and Blue in Flowers and

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Ribbons for Sponsors and

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PAINT

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Make It Your Hotel Also!

Call

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Here they come . -

In

TS OFF TO 'EM/

the duilling momentS

when you're smoking with halfback speed be Slire ie's a milder, better tasting Chesterfield.

YOU CAN

SMOKE

THEM ALL DAY LONG

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REMINISCING

DO YOU REMEMBER TH ESE ?

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1r lHI E G lFUE, lE N KJE.

= Vol. I

No.7

NOVEMBER 28, 19) 1

The Green;e , Official Souvmir Footbull Program of Tu/on e UniIJtnif!J and Gridiron Magazine , published for rod? home rhe Green Wove

gum~

of

Price Per Copy-25e (Mail order requests should be addressed to The Creenie. Tulane At hl etic Department. P . O. S tation 20. New Orleans. and s hou ld be accompan ied by 30e in stamps to cover cost of the Magazine a nd mailing.)

For advertising rates ca ll WAlnut 0232 or write Th e Greenie. Advertising Dept .. Tulane U ni ve rsity,

Wa shin'8,ton State's CO Uf6 a T'S Tulane's Creen Wave will be called o n to quell

grea t turnout of fans around the middle of Januar y

a real Far West threat next Saturda y-a team that

for the banquet. a great program of e nt ertainment

wi ll be d e termined to break the impressive record

and talks by m any outstanding men.

of Dixie teams over those of the Pacific Coast.

The players are annuaJJy award ed le iters at th'e

The Washington State Cougars bring a team to

banqu et a nd Mr. K o hlmeyer p lans to make this the

New Orleans boasting Captain Turk Edwards, a ll -

biggest event of its nature ever accorded Tulane's

American tackle of 1930, lain.

Edwards is a m an moun-

At the other tackle, Walter Camp, is said to

be o ne o f th¡e finest players of the Pacific Coast.

H ein, an end, is a great player.

So is Dahlen.

Sanders and others of the backfield .

Thi s Sanders

is a great triple threat.

Green Wave.

Every cit izen of New Orleans a nd

every follower of Tulane from coast to coast w il l lind the welcome mat out that night.

The invitation, informal a nd

mainly exte nded

through the colum ns of th e Press. w ill be open to a ll friends of Tulane.

The a nnounce ment of the

The Cougan; have beaten som-e of th e outstand-

exac t time and date will be issued w ithin a short

ing teams of their co nference-the P acific Coast

lime a nd the place to purchase th'e banquet tickets

loop.

will be given in the same a nnouncement.

They beat t he finest team Montana has ever

hoasted. 13 to 0.

They b'ea l Oregon S ta te, 7 to 6.

They trounced Gonzaga. a powerful coast team, 13 to 6.

They were barely beaten by the Univen;ity

of California, a

LOOK FOR NEXT ISSUE OF GREENIE

touchdown margin deciding th e

game.

Photos of many of the Greenie football stars So look oul for this Cougar machine.

SIDE LINE CLUBBERS GElTlNG READY

will be run in the next iEsue of The Greenie.

Your favorite playe r ma y be in th'.e batch of good pictures ready for next week.

So tak e a peep.

Mr. C harl es Koh l m~ yer and Mr. H arold Sa lmon.

Every iss ue of The Green ie is individual in its

officers of the Tulane S id e Line C lub are now busy

newness: all m~w pictures. reading matter, ar t a nd

preparing for the biggest banquet even tendered

the many things injected into its columns to make

the Gree ni-es.

it a real Tulane fool ball magazine.

They are working on plans for a

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HARRY GLOVER T ulan.!! Halfback

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JOH N M,CORMICK Tulane Cuard

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COACH RUSSELL COHEN L. S. U.

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"Lefty"

on Left End

By Lefty Haynes

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You may think that you g ot a big kick out of

realize, for the 1 ~ yard position would have given

watching the Georgia game, but playing in that

Georgia a better chance to pull Catfish Smith's fav-

game was the thrill of a lifetime.

orite pass just over the line.

Only one thing

F rom the 6 yard line,

feels hetter than hitting a man right above the knee

it would have been difficult for the Bulldogs to

to block him out, and that is feeling the ball touch

pass without passing over the goal line and giving

your hands when you're on the receiving end of a

us the ball on the 20 yard line.

forward pass.

this out in a split second.

Jerry thought all

The greatest feature of the Tulane victory over

Jerry considers it one of the duties of a captain

Georgia, to my way of th ink:ng, was the outstanding

to take a look over the whole field before each play

team work which we have succeeded in perfecting.

starts.

Every man on the squad is willing to sacrifice h is

a nd most probably won the g ame for us, for it ex-

own personal glory for the benefit of the team. Our

plains how Jerry happened to see Catfish Smith when

team has never looked like a on'e star club, and

he was hiding out n'ear the side lines.

This

habit

proved

very

fortunate

then,

It is not one

though there has been a star back out for nearly

of the jobs of an end to locate the opposing end,

every game , we have. carried on just the same.

so Jerry did not miss Catfish from the lineup, but

If there is anyone man who des'erves an extra amount of credit, it is our captain, Jerry Dalrymple.

Everyone admits that Jerry is a flawless end, but few people realize how ¡wonderfully he performs his extra duties as captain of the team .

was merely following his self-made rules for a cap tain.

He did not have long enough to notify a

back to get out th'e re in time so he did the only possible thing he could do, before anyone else on the squad had even seen Catfish .

He grabbed the

ball from the Georgia center, calling to the referee

In the Georgia game, he walked back and forth

for time out-the only possible way he could have

behind the line before nearly every play, encourag-

kept the balI from being passed to Catfish.

ing or threatening th'e linesmen according to what

drew a penalty, not for off-sides, as is generally

He

His un-

thought, but for interf'ering with a play being run.

canny diagnosis of plays usually enables him to

This was well worth while, for C a tfish was wide

tell both the linesmen and the backfieldmen which

open.

the psychology of the situation demanded.

way the next play is coming eVen before it starts.

There can never be enough said and written about the way Jerry dopes the enemy plays.

It is almost

impossible for him to do what he does, and his feats must be due to most unusually rapid perception and co-ordina tion.

but the days of football glory are bound to be especially brief.

Jerry is the quickest thinker I ever saw, and he can reach a decision before anybody els'e has even stopped to consider.

All kinds of fame are supposed to be transient,

Down on the 6 yard line,

when Georgia was supposed to be penalized 5 yards for offsides, the referee started to walk back with the ball automatically.

Before any of the rest of

us even thought it over, Jerry had called him back and refused the penalty.

This choice of 4th down and 6, instead of 3rd down and I 1 was more important than most people

You're a hero today, and a bum

tomorrow,-or next year, anyway.

Jerry Dalrymple, however, is one hero that will not be through when his football days are over, for after he has played his last game, h'e will still have all the qualities that have made him such an outstanding success on the gridiron.

He will always

have his quick, steady perception, his marvefous capacity for making rapid, accurate decisions, his innate, practical knowl'e dge of psychology, and a natural ability for leadership.

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Sponsors for

Game.;

C(9o~day's

TULANE SPONSORS (Colors: Olive and Blue) MRS.A. B. DINWIDDIE MRS. ROBERTL. MENUET MRS. FRED A . ELLSWORTH MISS AIMEE TIBLIER

MRS. JAY BARNES MRS. MALCOLM L. DINWIDDIE MISS SUSAN KEANE MRS. GEORGE S. DINWIDDIE

MRS. GUST A VE R. WESTFELDT MRS. WOODRUFF GEORGE

MISS ANN FARNSWORTH MISS WORTH DINWIDDIE

MRS.A. H. SCHMIDT

TULANE SCORE FIRST HALF 1st QUARTER 2nd QUARTER

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

SECOND HALF 3rd QUARTER 4th QUARTER

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FIRST HALF 1st QUARTER 2n~ QUARTER

TOUCHDOWN ...................................

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FINAL SCORE L.

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

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SCORING Touchdown .............. _................................................................................ 6 points

Goal (from fi eld) ................................................................................3 points

Goal (after tou chdown) ...............................:................................. 1 point

Safety ............................................................................................................ 2 points

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TULANE FRESHMEN FOOTBALL SCHEDULE October 30- Alabama at Tulane November 14-Tulane at Auburn November 26- L S. U. at Baton Rou«e

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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 South Claiborne Avenue and Poydras Street

Open Day and Night From Now On

What An Unbeatable Combination!

Tulane's All-American Team Wears The

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Professor Anderson is a guiding inflmmce in many outstanding university activities and loved by all T ulanians.

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.· Today's Galues In Southern Conference Georgia vs. Georgia Tech at Athens Washington and Lee vs.

Tulane vs. Louisiana State at New Orleans Duh~

at Lexington, Va.

TULANE'S 1931 SCHEDULE

Sept. 26-01e Miss at New Orleans (31-0)

Nov.

Oct.

Nov. 14-Georgia at Athens (20-7)

3-Texas A. & M., at New Orleans (7-0)

7-Auburn at Montgomery (27-0)

Oct. 10-Spring Hill at New Orleans (40-0)

Nov. 2 I-Sewanee at New Orleans (40-0)

Oct. 17-Vand'erbilt at Nashville (19-0)

Nov. 28-Louisiana State at New Orleans

Oct. 24-Georgia Tech at New Orleans (33-0)

Dec.

5-Washington Stare at New Orleans

Oct. 31-Miss A. & M. at New Orleans (59-7)

LOUISIANA STATE'S 1931 SCHEDULE Sept. 2 6-T exas Christian at Fort Worth

Oct. 3 l-Sewan'e e at Baton Rouge

Oct.

Nov.

3-Springhill at Baton Rouge

7-Army at West Point

Oct. 10-South Carolina at Baton Rouge

Nov. 14-01e Miss at Jackson

Oct. 1 7-Miss. A. & M. at Baton Rouge

Nov. 28-Tulane at New Orleans

Oct. 24-Arkansas at Shreveport

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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Largest South

BREEN'S DRUG STORE W e carry the most complete line of Sheaffer Pens

Rochester , New York Claiborne A ndrews, Phone RAymond 2455, Louisiana Representativ e

And

COCA-COLA

and Pencils in New Orleans.

Also Looseleaf Fillers, Binders of all kinds. and PhysiciiJ.ns' Bags at most reaso nabl e prices.

O p posite C h arity H ospital

Phone MAin 9177

Tulane Ave. a t ViUere

PORTER'S

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New Orleans' leading s tore for m en . . . th e choice of T ula nians invites y our patronage and your good will YI)u

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mo r e q u a lity a n d more . Iy le a t Ie.. co. l .

Carondelet a nd Gnvier

" Tulane Stadium!

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TOUCHDOWNI

100

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WITH PLATE (Values Up To $6.00)

$2 69

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In

Years

Printing Printers-Stationers

407 Camp Street

New Orleans. La.

IHI(()lfIEILS ojtlze9)inklerChain.

From the tradition of the Old South. glows th e flame of fellowship and hospitality that takes worldly praise and an envio us place in the hearts of all who visit this section.

The upbuildin g of superlative hotel accommoda. tions is a n atural conseque nc e, havin g taken it.s ideals from the famou s W ayside Inn , and th e com· fortable h ostel ry of the Colonia l Days.

After the gameFollow the crowd to

BROADWAY PHARMACY

Broadway and Maple

H. C. RICHARDS. Proprietor

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Even. in this field of Southern Leadership. Dinkier Hotels mark four places of outstanding predomi. nance. They are established with tht aim of con· venience to travelers, and are located in th e leadin g commercial. industrial and railway centers of the South.

And in Atlanta. Birmin gh a m . Nashville and Montgomery can be found the outstanding fea tu r es which experienced travelers recognize as being dis· tinctly Dinkier organization. Private bath and radio in all room s, convenient ga rage connections, excellent cuisine in dining rooms and coffee shoppes at each h otel.

Make Dinkler Hotels' your home.

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VERNON HAYNES Tulane End

CALVERT DeCOLIGNY T ulane Tackle

The Shortest Long Run on Record!

To For Hot Chocolate or a Malted Milk and Sandwich for 25c

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DETAILED TULANE ROSTER Name

Weight

Year

Home

Jerry Dalrymple ................................................ end

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 Gl'over ......................................................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 Mage e .........................................................end

175

2nd

Franklinton, La.

Vernon Haynes ...................................................end

170

2nd

Lake Village, Ark.

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

165

2nd

Ponchatoula, La.

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

185

2nd

Hattiesburg, Miss.

Francis Payne ........................................................ .fullback

175

2nd

Winterville, Miss.

J ames Hodgins ......................................................halfback

165

2nd

Shreveport, La.

George Haik .........................................................halfback

165

3rd

Bogalusa, La.

Sam Zemurray ..................................................... .,tackle

19 5

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

180

3rd

Guatemala City, C. A .

William Drawe ......................................................end

170

3rd

New Orleans, La.

John Read ...............................................................center

195

2nd

Picayune, Miss.

Elson Delaune ...................................................... end

173

Lockport, La.

William Schroeder .............................................tackle

180

Donaldsonville, La.

Doug W arriner ......................................................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 ..................................................... )1alfback

170

New O rleans, 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 ..................................................... .,£nd

170

Slidell, La.

Position

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This name on athletic equipment stands for high quality, exclusive merchandise, and definite value.

Whatever your favorite sport-you will find Ken-WeI equipment designed to help you play a better game-and a more reliable one.

Ken-W el athletic equipment is designed by experts made by experts, and chosen by experts.

Distributed by

D. H. Holmes Company New Orleans, Louisiana

KEN-WEL SPORTING GOODS CO., INC. UTICA, NEW YORK Creators and Manufacturers of Athletic Goods of an Exclusive Character

A DENPENDABLE COMPANY

EDW ARDS-LASKER MOTOR CO. -4631 Carrollton Ave.

GAlvez 3112

"Ford Dealers"

Certified CREMO 5c THE GOOD 5c CIGAR THAT AMERICA NEEDED Sold by All Dealers

ANTHONY CASAMENTO

"TOUCHDOWN TULANE" Celebrate

With

BROWN'S VELVET

DELICA TESSEN and RESTAURANT Phone WAlnut 1952 7130 Freret Street

CLIFFORD F. FAVROT SUPPLY CO. Office & Yard: 2530 Perdido Street Specialty Department: 730 Cravier St. GAlvez 3158

Tulane Gymnasiwn Purified by Products of

PARAMOUNT CHEMICAL COMPANY

ICE CREAM

Fine Food-

LUNCHEONETTE

1036 Carondelet Street

Made by

F oIIow Captain Jerry Dalrymple

New Orleans Ice Cream Co.

to

1320-1322 Baronne Street

APFFEL BARBER SHOP

New Orleans

.. 620 Freret Street

Reasonable Price.s-

Caqlp at Common Street

COLEMAN E. ADLER For DISTINCTIVE JEWELRY

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ALMA MATER S in g t h ese w o rds as Tulane', Al m a Maler is p layed

We praise the,. for th y p ast, 0 A lma Maler!

Thy hand ha th done its work full fai th fu lly I The incense of t hy spirit ha th asce nd ed

And filled A m erica fr o m sea to sea I

III

II W e praise thee for thy present. Al ma Mater!

We praIse thee for thy fut ure, Alma Mater!

T oclay th y C h ildren look to thee fo r bread [

Th e vista o f its g lo ry g leameth far!

Thou teadesl them 10 dreams and actions sp lendid I

We ever shull be part of t hee, great Mother!

The hunger of their soul is r ichly fed!

There thou wilt b e where e'er thy ch ild re n a re!

CHORUS Olive Creen and Blue. we love thee I Pledge we now our fea lty true W h ere the t rees a rc ever g reenest, W h e re the s kies a re purest b luel

H ear us now, 0 Tulane. hear us!

As we proudly ,ing to theel Take hom u, ou r hea rt,' d evotion I Thine we are, and thine sha ll bel

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roasting pre,erves its di,-

tinc tive a roma and bring, out its fre,h, full fl avo r . A,k your grocer for the yell ow t in .

HONEYMOON COFFEE & CHICORY

TULANE-WASHINGTON STATE FOOTBALL TICKETS ON SALE AT

205 ST. CHARLES STREET $2, $3, $3.50

LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANERS SUPPLIES

RUDOLPH RAMELLI, Inc. 1722 Poydras Street

New Orleans. La-

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NEW ORLEANS' NEW ST. CHARLES

ALFRED S. AMER & CO. , LTD.

ONE OF AMERICA'S LEADING HOTEL.S Much favored by Ladies trav eling alone

Rates $1.50 per Day and Up

Excellent Convention Facilities ALFRED S. AMER, Vice-P res. a nd G en 'l Mgr.

l AS. "PAT " O'SCHAUGHNESSY, M a nager

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