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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 Wome n 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 Bu siness Administration The Courses for Teachers

The Department of Middle American Resea rch The School of Social \Vork

The Summer Schools For Catalogue Address:

Resistrar of the Tulane University of Louisiana Gibson Hall, New O rleans

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TEXACO AND THE GREEN WAVE BOTH HAVE SPEED!

FRERET SERVICE STATION Combines This With Courteous Service Road Service, Greasing, Washing, Tire Repairing F reret at Robert

UPtown 6236

It's Unanimous!

Fre shies Sophs Juniors S e niors

Choose and Cheer

Mayer Israel's Wh ere Tu lane Goes for Clothes

GOOD MEATS BUILD MUSCLE Tulane Gets The Best Selected Western Meats

Personal Service

Spalding Scores Again ..... .

Pete & Mike Mailhes

MAILHES BROS. Jefferson Market

with Athletic Equipment that is both authentic and correct. Over half a century's experience has served as a background for Spalding's recognized leadership in sports.

Gen. Pershing & Magazine Phones: UPtown 1143-1144

130 Carondelet

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A New Line-Up for Every Man SAXON - WEAVE SUIT A New Type Fabric at a New Low Price

KNIT - TEX OVERCOAT Warmth Without Weight

STETSON HATS Now at Holmes

Brfore and Ar'~r Ih~ Gamf You'll Enjoy Dming in Holmes

Lined $7 .50 Now at Ho/mts Sparling Equipmrnl f o r TeIJrnl o r

R~sla"r/Jnr

InJ,l.Irduah

Holllles New Orleans

CANAL STREET

MAin 1000

F oo tba ll S l i ~ k eu In Oli ve a nd Slu e C o l o r . Are N ow Rud y u Ho ltnu.

(A.I.: fo r your . In Holme. Men" . Store " r In Hoi",,,. Spo rt ing Good .

T h e New 1931

Departmen t .,

Nine RAHS for Godchaux Clothes W e' re c heering these ne w suits fr o m

Braeburn a nd Charier H ouse. If y ou' re co llege minded and s tyle con· scio us you w o n' t b e a ble to res ist them. New Blues, Creys and Browns.

All With Two Trousers

$38 Char t" .. H o" • .,

$40 Brae burn

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STEVENS 710 Canal Street

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DON ZIMMERMAN "T ulane's Fl y in g Dutchma n"

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JULIE TEAROOM

Surgical Supply Co., Inc. 153 1 Tulane Avenue

Opposite C harity Hospital

EVERYTHING FOR THE INVALID'S COMFORT SUPPLI ES FOR THE DOCTOR'S OFFICE

1037 Audubon Street

HAUSMANN, INC. •

Abdominal Su ppo rters, Elastic Hosiery, Trusses

JERSILD KNITTING CO. Neenah, Wis.

NEW ORLEANS' LEADING JEWELERS Manufacture rs of

FINEST KNITTED OUTERWEAR Special Depart ment for Co llege and F Tatemal

Jev.relr y

Athletic Sweaters Worn T he Nation Over

FLOWERS

CLOVERLAND DAIRY

Carrollton Florist

PRODUCTS CO., INC.

GRUNEWALD CHOPIN

The Best and Safest Milk

WAlnut 3333 1332 South Carrollton A venue.

Phone AUdubon 11 01

AS LI VE AS T H E GREEN WAVE I

Fo r Econ omical Healing

TULANE

NEOLA COALS

Co-Operative Book Store " FILLING EVERY STUDENT NEED"

Gulf Coal & Coke Co., Inc.

Basement. G ibson H a ll

FRANK D. COSTLEY, President

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A. BALDWIN & CO.

"As Dependable as Your Druggist"

SPORTING GOODS OF ALL DISCRIPTION

CIRE'S PHARMACY

Means

1 32 Camp Street

UPtown 0106

Hurst and Webster

LOUISIANA PRINTING CO. RELIABLE AND EXPERIENCED PLUS

JAHNCKE, SERVICE, INC. CONCRETE AND BUILDING MATERIALS

REASONABLE PRICES 921 Lafayette Street

RAymond 226 t

814 Howard Avenue

Smoke

Ten Football Tickets Given Away Weekly to Tulane and Loyola Games!

EL TRELLES Cigars

Call by College Pharmacy For Details

5944 Freret Street

THE HOSPITAL DRUG STORE PAUL A. O'OONELL, Proprietor

Formerly Druggist of Charity Hospital HOT LUNCHES AND TOASTED SANDWICHES SERVED AT ALL TIMES

SPECIAL ATTENTION TO TULANE STUDENTS

Tulane Avenue

Phone RAymond 1400

'THE O'SHEA FOOTBALL JERSEY Has Been Used by the Following Schools: U, S. Naval Academy U. S. Military Academy Princeton Tulane Syracuse Rutgers Carnegie Tech Penn State Georgia Tech

Chicago Northwestern Notre Dame Kansas State Florida Wisconsin Minnesota lIIinois Michigan

Indiana Iowa Texas Missouri Kansas Pennsylvania Ohio State Virginia Georgia

and many others!

What Greater Recommendation Could You Find?

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

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TULANE CAMPUS VIEW

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TIME OUT At the p ic nic last T hunday the rolli ng pin contest was won by Mrs. W. H . Upsa tl , who th rew th e p in 67 feel. Mr. UplIa ll won the 100 yard dash for married me n.

"Moth e r ," asked Willie, "do fairy tales a lway.'! begin w it h 'Once u p on a time'?"

"No d ear. not always, th ey som etimes begin w ith 'My love, I will be detained a t the office tonight'."

Moth er: "Why d id you strike this little girl?"

H e: "What would you do if I kissed you? .

We have a friend who is an Optimist a nd h is answer to every sad tale is "That's too bad, but it could have been worse," A neighbor of ours came ho m e o ne day to fi nd a nother man in h is h ome. In ange r he killed his wife, the ma n and himself, We were telling the Optimis t of the tragedy a nd he of course 'm ade the usual remark: "Tha t's too b ad, It cou ld have been worse," We as ked him how h e figured that out and he knocked u s fo r a goal when he sa:d , "Well, if he had come home t he day before, it wou ld have been

She: " I would call Fa ther."

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Bobby: "Well, we were playing Adam and Eve. and ins tead of tempting me wit h the apple. she ate it.' .

J ailer: (to pnsoner awaiting execution) have an hour of grace."

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Prisoner: "0. K. Bring her m.

Lapse of a few m in utes.

She: "Oh daddy:'

Doctor: "What you need . young lady, is a little su n and air."

Pa tient: "Why, doctor! How dare you? I'm not even manied.-'

Counsel : "Now a nswer yes o r no. Were you or were you not bitten on t he pre m ises ~ ..

Wi tness: "Ana to m y ain't my strong poi nt , but can teU you I couldn't sit down for a week,"

First Young Lady (to new, you ng and u n married pastor) : "The e!oquence of your sermons is most inspITIng. Second Young Lady: "Yes indeed, We never knew what sin was till yo u came.

The girl friend collects antiques. and last week she acquired a hors~hair chair w h ereu p on she discovered immediately why her grandmother always wore SIX petticoats,

"Bobby, wh y are you so unkind to nurse? Do n' t you like her?"

"No. I hate her, I'd like to pinc h he r c heeks like d addy does."

A colored woman demanded a refund o n a p air of hose recent ly purchased. The floor walker asked: "Madam, did they not come up to your expectations~"

" Lo rdy no." s~e a nswered, " D ey hardly come up my knees,"

Bill-" I ran into an old friend dow n town tod ay."

P h il-"Was h e glad to see you)" Bi ll-"You bet not. I gmashed his whole right fe nde r."

Pop he lping with the lessons: "Wha t comes after

c:" Young H o p eful: "Whiz,"

Teacher: "Johnny, how olel is a perso n who was bor n in 1890)" J o h nn y: "Man or woman?" ','

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Employer : "You say you have done ve r y litt le typeing and scarcely k no w shorthand. Then h ow came yo u to answer my advertise m ent for a smart s tenographer? ,.

Fair Appl icant (sweetly): "When yo u said smart I t h ought yo u re ferred to perso nal ap p earance."

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TULANE vs. TEXAS A. & M. Green Wave Stadium Next Saturday All Tickets go on Sale Monday Morning

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MAin 2838

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Complete Lawn , Gard en and Golf Cou ue Ma intena nce Equ ipme nt a nd Repai r.

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Phone RA. ;580

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"A Friendly H ote l"

MARBERC HOTEL

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Circ u latin g Ice Wat er and Ce ilin g Fan. In Eve ry Room RATES $2.50 AND UP

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Pho ne RAymond 211 1

THE AMERICAN PRINTING CO. , Ltd. PUBLI CATI ONS, CATALOGS, SCHOOL ANNUALS, BR IEFS, COMMERCIAL PRINTERS 535·1 Poydru St. New Orlean.

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Here they come

HATS OFF TO 'EM/

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

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COACH BIERMAN AND "BROTHER" BROWN

MORRIS BODENGER

IKE ARMSTRONG

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SEPTEMBER 26, 1931

The Greenie, Official Souvenir Football Program of Tulane University and Gridiron Magazine , pub lished for each home game of 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 3 0c in stamps to cover cost of the M a gazine and mailing.)

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

INTRODUCING THE GREENIE Tulane's Official Souvenir football program has now become a full-fleged gridiron magazine.

We hope you will like it. We solicit your patronage and with your interest, it will grow from year to year just as it increased from a sixteen page program in 1929 to twenty pages in 1930 and now has reached the proportions of 32 pages.

We expect to spare no effort or pains to make it worth reading before the game, at the intermission and finally to take home to the family to read.

Art by John Held, Jr., Jack Sords, both nationally known, and by D a rrell Pischoff, Tulane's own stud e nt artist, has been secured for all eight issues this year.

Pen contributions from Ralph Cannon of The Chicago Daily News, Brian Bell of the Associated Press, Morgan Bla k e of the Atlanta Journal, Wm. Me. G. Keefe of The Times-Picayune, Harry Martinez of The States, Fred Digby of The Item, Alan J. Gould of The Associated Press, Ole Timer of The Atlanta Journal, Ed. Danforth of The Atlanta Georgian, Ralph McGill o f The Atlanta Constitution, Blinkey Horn of The Nashville Tennessean, Zipp Newman of The Birmingham N ew s and m a ny other famous sports .writers will be printe d from week to week. .'Something new in cover designs for the College Football Program is offered this week. An entirely different type of cover is in store for you on October 10 and October 24 . Watch for ' them.

A contest with pep and a reward is coming soon.

It will furnish a real wholesome fifteen minutes and perhaps pay a worthwhile dividend.

THE GREENIE will offer something interesting, something different and something distinctive in every Issue.

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SUPPORT THE GREEN WAVE Tulane's own Green Wave has brought glory to New Orleans in the past two years . The Southern champions of 1929 and the co-champions of 1 930 were hailed from Coast to Coast.

The team of 1931 will be battling just as hard as those great teams-whether they win or lose.

There IS no dross in that football team. made of men of pure gold.

It IS

They are he-men . . fighters . . all. They are led by an indomitable spirit, Bernie Bierman.

Leadership as offered by Bierman is clean, wholesome and makes winners of boys who will become winners in life' s activities after they have gone from the gridiron.

It is a sport that teaches team work, that makes men fi g ht in the fa c e of obstacles, learning that the last ounce put into a job is all that a man can give and that it wins in the long run.

Tulane is playing a hard, eleven game schedule.

The Green Wave, comparatively speaking, is a small squad.

They must play almost sixty minutes of every game.

Follow them and support them.

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OLE MISS COACHES

Coach Ed. Walker, right, head Ole Miss. coach and his assistant, Chuck Smalling, left, looks . em over.

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COhe Gory Grounds of Glory A Deeply Erudite Examination of Our Pet Pasti me

By RALPH CANNON

T h e symbol of France is the Folies-Bergere.

Wi thout their schnops it would not b e 110 hard to beat th e Dutch. The eroticism of the Ital ia ns is best expressed in t he ir g rand opera. A n Englishma n's idea of getting plastered is to be p resented at t he Court of S t. J ames.

Nothing better portrays the IIp iri! of America than a b ig college footba ll game. . 'Environme nt, .. as Zuppke says, "is everyt h ing."

And now h ere else in t he world is there an e nvironme nt so crysta l clear, zestful and healthful as the e nvironment of a college football ~ I assic.

It is a Cloth of Cold into whose gaudy fabric is woven the hardy fortitude of a ncient Spartan you ths, the trumpeting and p ageantry of the medieval T ournam ents of Kn ighthood, the blood and thu nder of t h e Roma n Colosseum. • And afte r it is all ove r you may find in the newspaper all t he best features of a S p an is h bu ll fight I Football started out to give a few fellows a chance to kick a ba ll around a little and wound up by giving everybody a big k ic k .

But t here are among us those serious-minded philosophers and sage-brushes who are everlasti ng ly wa nting to know why.

W hat is t he p rimal purpose of it a ll . they de m and.

What is all the s houting and tumult for ?

Well, they thi nk that"s a stumper, but it isn't.

There is p len ty of evidence to show what football is all about. W ithout a doubt the ultima te object of all these big football games is to prepare our pigs' ski ns fo r t h eir last res ti n g place in t h e t rophy rooms of our halls of lea rning.

It is a ltogeth er f itting a nd proper, as Abra ham Li ncoln once said, t ha t we s hould do t h is. Does not the noble. Red Man. our brother, wrap h is favo rite b la nke t a round himself and lie down to bad d reams?

H ow does Mother India look after a ll her sacred w h ite cows}

This re ligious ceremonial of ours over t he sk in of t h e pig s im ilarly shows once more how muc h use we have for th e h og.

But still the guttural chorus of the profs breaks out. like th e w itc hes in Macbeth, "Quo Vad is}" w h ither are we bound?

Granted, say they, that we are maki n g w h oopee times out of the big bus iness of daubi ng hieroglyphics upon the skins of p igs and storing t h e m away in sacred sarcoph agi, w here do we go from here} What is that go ing to get us into} If Ihis keeps o n , t hey cry, in time we will ali be c rowded out o f our halls o f learning by all these troph ies of the gr id cam p aIgns.

T he ir reasoni n g is sound.

As time goes on and new moon s ucceeds. old, a u tumn follows autu mn, or rather summ er, there will come the mi llenium whe n old grads no longer w ill be asked to send in co ntribu tions to build new chemistry laboratories or gy m nasia or wi n nin g elevens. They will be asked instead to give until it g ives them a pain to the fu nd to build bigger and better g lass h ouses in which to store t hese spotted a nd splotched trophies cap tured on the gory grounds of glory.

T h ere w ill be in all the ha lls of learni n g in this broad land of ours enough scuffed and battere d footballs. if cut into slices and wrapped around t he t runk, to keep the sa p s from go ing up t he flagstaff of any sma ll Ihernia n co ll ege that has just sewed u p a pennant of th e worsted son.

And somewhere in this broad land of o u rs some s hre wd coac h will build himself a swell home out of h is royalties on a new rubber s tamp for th~ shower rooms.

Ins tead of the old saws: " Inland expects every man to pay his dues" and " I' d die for o ld Calaboose," he will merely take out the copyrights on the immortal words of the po~ t : lives of fullbacks a ll remind us We can also wind up lame.

But departin g leave behind us Footballs in the H alls o f Famel

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COACHES YOU SHOULD KNOW

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INTRODUCING

DEAN JOH N FELICIEN SIMON

Tulane School of Pharmacy

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The Origina l

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TULANE FRESHMEN FOOTBALL SCHEDULE October lO-Ala bama at Tuia n ..

No,""mber 1 4 -Tula ne a t Auburn

Nove mbe r 26---L S. U. at 8aton Rouge

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H E advert iser who se lects t h e proper medium

to reach the quality market w ill Tu n far a head of h is compet itors.

RNEST ELMO CALKINS says, "What we

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li nes of their interests, ways of livi ng, amusements , hobbies and sports. T u Jane footba ll !

H ere is the very element of selectivity.

VER 150,000 people w ill wit ness the eight

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Unq uestionably they constitute one of the most influential groups in the South .

PACE may be reserved for all of these games or for anyone individually.

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THE RAMBLIN' WRECK Ed. Danforth, Sports Editor of The Atlanta Georgian, sums Georgia Tech's football prospects for the 193 1 season in a single stanza: These Engineers have heard no cheers, But they are not dejected, They'll kick, chase, haul, And throw the ball, And win when least expected.

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McGILL ON V ANDY Ralph McGill, Sports Editor, The Atlanta Constitution, visited the Van~ derbilt Commodore camp and d eclared that Vandy is fixed at all spots except for ends and at quarterback. Give Uncle Dan'l that and he'll be all set.

Ralph might have added that Uncle Dan'l usually makes ends and quar~ terbacks when he doesn' t fi nd ' em handy.

He is that kind of a smithy.

- - -0--Both Mr. McGill and Mr. Danforth visited the Tulane trammg camp during the past week and spent an afternoon looking over the Greenies.

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TULANE SCORE FIRST H A LF 1st QUA RTER 2nd QUARTER

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SCORING Touchdown .............._................................................................................ 6 points Goal (after touchdown) ........... _..................................................... 1 point

Goal (from field) ............................................... _................................3 points Safety ............................................................................................................ 2 points

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" I tell ya, no son of mine would go to a co-educationa l college decent. "

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TULANE YELLS ,.

Yea Rah! Yea Ra h!

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Don't Get Caught Short It's the old story- this last minute rush for C hristmas Cards; you've forgotten someo n e who h as not forgotten you, and there's nothing to se nd but le ftover s. You so lemnly vow that an other year you'll o rd er your cards early eno ugh to avoid a ll this bother a nd dissatisfaction. Well, now's the time and we h ave the cards the famous HY A TT Line wit h a ll the latest designs to c hoo se from- a book full.

You don't even h ave to sign yo u!' name to ou r ca rd s- we Rossograph it for you. All at the usual reasonab le prices . So why not drop in now and pick ou t the ones you want. We'll d,,liver th em whenever you say, and you won't b e caught short!

A. W. Hyatt Staty. Mfg. Co., Ltd. 64

In

Years

Printing Printers-- Stationers

407 Camp Street

New Orleans , L a.

After the gameFollow the crowd to

BROADWAY I,

PHARMACY

Broadway and Maple

H. C, RICHARDS, Proprietor

IHI(()lrIEILS oft~e fDinklerehaia

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

The upbuilding of superlative hotel accommoda. tions is a natural consequence. having taken its ideals from the famous Wayside hm , and the com· fortable hostelry of the Colonial Days.

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

And in Atlanta, Birmingham, Nashville a nd Montgomery can be found the outstand ing featu res which experienced travelers recognize as being dis· tinctly Dinkier organization. Private bath and radio in all rooms, convenient garage connections, excellent cuisine in dining rooms and coffee shoppes at each hotel.

Make Dinkler Hotels' your home.

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DETAILED OLE MISS ROSTER

,

(For Fa ns who want all the facts)

No.

Name

............ 1

Capt. Neal Big gers .__ ..

............ 10 ................... 5 7 .................................... 3

L. A Ross Wallace Bowles Guy Turn bow Kirk Haynes Tom Swayze ..............

6

Lee Trapp ...................

Ra ymond Casper .. __ ____...........

...... 12 .............. 2

Brad ford White ....... __ .__................................. 29 A llen J o nes ... .__ __._. __.__ ___ .......................... 8 Alvin Britt ....

............. __ .. ___......................... 4

George Bilbo

....... __._........... ~ 22

Zoll ie Swor .

............. _..____.. __ ....... 21

Herbert Reed er

9

J esse Flowers ..........................

Lavell Montgomery William Trimble .

..._.......• 1 t

J ack Burke ....

.................... 24

Buddy Wi lson J ames Ruby C has. Ferri ll ..

R. A Jackson Jack Burnett .

Kn ox Patterson .. ' __..'

................................ 16 .......... 19 ..... 27 . . .......... 18 .....30 ...2 5

Carl Fo rten berry .

Warwick Wichman

............ ..34 .... ) 2

Richard Hayes .

.........26

Edward Stone V irgil Gi ll ..... _.

.... 1 7 .. .31 ...... 23

............... 35 ........•\15 . ..........33 ....... 36 ....... 37 .......38 .... ......... ......28 ....... 39 ........................ 40

H erdon Brister ...... _...... _........... .

Douglass Gardner J eff Smythe ..

P a t S mith ._._ Bennie Norton Bart H errin gton Chas. Toml inson

,

Newman Dorsey Tom Dunn .

.... _.__ ._.....................................41

Home Address

WI.

Pos.

160 180 19 5 195 175 165 170 150 190 150 170 170 180 15 5 175 170 175 150 170 180 185 170 150 160 160 160 175 150 200 165 180 160 160 170 180 170 170 150

HB

3

Cori n th. Miss.

For Q

3 3 2 2 2

Clarksdale , Miss.

T

FB HB E G

Yrs.

2

Inve rne ss. Miss.

Brookhaven. Miss.

J o nestown. M iss.

Yazoo C ity . Miss.

Nettleto n. Miss.

Q

Gulfport. Miss.

HB HB

Ba ldwyn. Miss.

Macon, M iss.

G T E E T E T

Wesson. M i ~ s.

Poplarville, Miss.

M ize, Miss.

Hay nesville, Miss.

Laurel. Miss.

Lon g View, Miss .

HB

Alexa ndria. La. Ru levill e, Miss.

C C C

Tchula. Miss .

Mer id ian. Miss.

Ruleville. Miss.

HB HB

Friars Point. Miss.

Meridian, Miss.

G E G T

Monticello, Miss.

Columbia, Miss.

Col um b us. Miss.

Clarksd ale, Miss.

HB

Laurel. Miss.

Meridian, Miss.

T

HB G

2 2

HB HB

W esson, Miss.

Decatur. Miss.

Gulfport, Miss.

New A lbany, Miss.

2

Head Coach- Ed . Walker; Assista nt Coach-Chuck Smalling.

Trainer-Kenneth Gatchell; Manager-Doc Collins.

Saltillo. Miss.

Kosciusko, Miss.

Indianola, Miss.

G T T T

HB

Norfie ld. Miss.

C lar.ksdale. Miss.

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DETAILED TULANE ROSTER Name

Pos ition

Jerry Da lrymple

...................e nd

John McCormick

............ g uard

C laggeTt Upton ...........................

................tackle

Ca lve rt DeCa ligny

.......end

Harold LeITlmon

...... fu llback

Don Zimmerman

.. halfbac k

Lowell Dawson Harry Glover

.... quarte rback ............................................ ha lfback

John Scafide

... guard

W. P. Lodri gues ...............

Thomas Cunningham

............................center ........... ....................... tackle

Doyle Magee ....... .

......end

V e rnon H aynes

.....e nd

Will Pat Richard son

........quarterback

Nollie F e lts

.............. .fu llback

Francis Payn e ............... .......

James H odgins Georg e Haik Sam Z e murray

.....fullback .............. halfbac k .... halfbac k .........tackle

Doyless Hill ...... _ ..............................................ce nter William f eatherng ill

...... tackle

Edward T schirn

.............. halfback

William Penney

............... g uard

Willia m Drawe .............................................. end John Read .

El son Dela une

"

....center .......................end

Wi ll iam Schroe der .

... tackle

Doug Warriner

... quarterback

Nolan KaITlmer

..c enter

Louis Bo asberg .

........Iack le

A lfred Paddoc k

..... guard

C h a rlie Calhoun

... ........................ guard

A drian Mau ght

.... .... .................... ... ha lfback

floyd Robe rts

.................. ........ ha! fback

Ed . Henriques

.............. gua rd

Ben Dawkins. Jr.

...............g uard

Bradley Brownson Richard Bankston .......

.. guard ..... tackle

Weight

Year

Home

178 171 206 185 186 176 165 165 2 10 180 220 175 170 165 185 175

),d ),d ),d

Little Rock, Ark.

),d

Orlea ns. La.

165 165 195 200 200 165 180 170 19 5 17 ) 180 165 175 180 170 210 170 165 17 5 175 180 190

2nd 2nd ),d ),d 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd ),d 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd ),d ) ,d 2nd

Monroe, La.

N,w N,w

Orlea ns. La.

Patterson, La.

Lake Charles, La. River Fa lls, Wis.

Bay St. Louis, Miss.

Bay St. Louis. Miss.

Patterson. La.

Pine Bluff. Ark. Franklinton. La.

Lake Village. Ark. Ponc hatoldla. La. Hatt iesburg, Mis s.

Winterville. Miss.

S h reveport. La.

Boga lus a . La.

New Orleans, La. Sand Springs,

Okla.

Independe nce. Kansas New Orl e ans, La. Guatema la City, C. A.

New Orleans, La. Picayune, Miss.

Lockport. La.

Donaldsonville, La. Mine rva, La .

N,w Orleans. La. N, w Orleans. La. Fort Smith. Ark. Monroe. La. Ne w Orle ans . La.

Sti gler. Okla .

New Orlea ns . La. Monroe, La .

New Orleans . La .

Hammond. La.

",

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This name on a thletic equ ipment s tands for high quality, exclu sive merchandise. and definite valu e.

W hatever your favorite SpOft-yOU w ill find Ken-Wei equipme nt designed to help you play a better gam e-and a more relia ble one.

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

D iltr ibute d by

D. H. Holmes Company New Orlea ns, Louisiana

KEN-WEL SPORTING GOODS CO., INC. UTICA, NEW YORK Crea to r l and Manufactu re r. o f Ath letic Good. o f an Excl ... ;v .. Ch"racter

A DENPENDABLE COMPANY

EDWARDS-LASKER MOTOR CO. 4 63 I Ca rrollton Ave.

GAlvez 3 1 12

"Ford Dealers"

Certified CREMO 5c THE COOD

) f! CIGAR T H A T A MERI CA NEEDED

Solei by All Dea le rs

ANTHONY CASAMENTO

"TOUCHDOWN TULANE" Celebrate

With

BROWN'S

PARAMOUNT CHEMICAL COMPANY

ICE CREAM

7 130 Freret St ree t

CLIFFORD F. FAVROT SUPPLY CO. Office & Yard: 2SJO P e rdido S treet Specialty Depa rtment: 730 Gra" i.. r St. GAlve:. 3 156

Reasonable PricesFine Food-

LUNCHEONETTE

103 6 Carondelet St ree t

Made by

Follow Captain Jerry Dalrymp le

New Orleans Ice Cream Co.

to

1320- 1322 Baronne Street

APFFEL BARBER SHOP

New Orleans

4620 Frere l St reet

Phone WAlnut 19H

VELVET

Tulane Gymnasium Purifie d by Product. of

DELICATESSEN an d RESTAURANT

Camp

81

C ommon Slreel

COLEMAN E. ADLER Fo' DISTINCTIVE JEWELRY

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ALMA MATER S ing these words as Tulane's A lma Mater is played

We praise thee for thy p ast. 0 A lma Mater!

Thy hand hath done its work full fai thfully I The incense of t h y sp irit hath ascended A nd filled Ame rica from sea to sea!

II

III

We pra ise thee for thy presen t, Alma Mated

We pra ise t hee for thy futu re. A lma Mater!

Today thy Child ren look to thee fo r bread 1

The vista of its glory g leameth farl

Th ou leadest t h em to d reams and actions splend id!

We ever shall be part of t h ee, great Mo ther!

T h e h unger of the ir soul is richly fed!

There thou wilt b e w h e re e'er th y c h ild re n are!

CHORUS O live Green and Blue, we love thee!

Pled ge we n ow our fealty true Whe re t h e t rees a re eve r g reenest.

Where the skies are purest b luel H ear us now, 0 Tula ne, hear us !

As we p roudly sing to t h ee!

Take from us our hea rts devo tion 1 T hine we are. and t hine shall bel

" H ot air

roasti ng preserves its d is-

Tickets For Tulane-L. S. U.

tinctive aroma and b r in gs out its fresh.

Game

full flavor. As k your grocer for the yellow ti n .

Go On Sale

HONEYMOON

MONDAY MORNING AT

COFFEE & CHICORY

205 ST. CHARLES STREET

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 HOTELS Much favored by Ladies traveli ng alone Rates $1.50 per Day and Up

Excellent Convention Facilities A LFR ED S. AMER. V ice-Pres. and Gen'] Mg r.

JAS. "PAT" O'SCH AUGH NESSY, Manager

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A ~~HIFT PLAY" you ought to try Millions of folks like you are switching to Camels - ' the fine cigarettes kept fine in the Humidor Pack. Try the cool, fresh, throat-friendly mildness of Camels for just one day, then leave them - if you can.

Mild •• NO £IGABETTY AFTER-TASTE

@1931 , R. J. Reynold. Tobacco Company, Winston-Salem, N. C.