THE GREENIE - Tulane University
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. THE GREENIE Saturday, November 3, 1934 TULANE STADIUM PRICE 25c OLE MISS vs. TULANE
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THE GREENIE
Saturday, Nov.ember 3, 1934 TULANE STADIUM PRICE 25c
OLE MISS vs. TULANE
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Tulane University of Louisiana
N E W O R L E A N S
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The University Embraces the Following Departments:
The College of Arts and Sciences
The H. Sophie Newcomb Memorial College for Women
The College of Engineering
The Graduate School
The College of Law
The School of Medicine
The Graduate School of Medicine
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
University of Mississippi vs.
TULANE
AMERICAN FOOTBALL l934 SEASON
TULANE STADIUM
Saturday, November 3, l934 2:00p.m.
CONTENTS Cover Design-Featuring Dick Hardy . .
Title Page . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Ole Miss Photos . . .
Ole Miss Squad Photo Gridiron Roundup . Tulaue Photos . Tulane Photos . The Line-Ups . Tulane Photos . The Rosters . .
Alma Mater . . "Time Out" . . Cartoon . . . .
Tulane Photos . Tulane Greenbacks- Song
Cover
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\tbe (.i;reenfe \'ol. 4 No. 5
Copyright, 1934. Tulane Athletic Council. (Note: The contents of this pro)!ram are copHightt-d and rnay be reprinted only with permission of th .. puhli•hers).
Official Souvenir Program of Tulane Uni\'ersity Published for Each Home Game.
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Glimpse of f:he
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THE OLE MISS SQUAD
Bo·rTO:\t Row LEFT ·ro RIGHT 1\ladre, Breyer, Bernard, Williams, Rogers, David \\'ilson, Lackey, Peters, Quinn, Curtis, Sanders, Shoemaker.
l\1roOLE Row LEFT TO RIGI'!'r Gunter, Thames, Bartling, Roberson, Dickens, Mitchell, Alderman, Beddingfield, Baumsten, Neely, Rounsaville, Nelson, John Ferrill.
BACK RO\V L1U'T TO RIGHT Buddy ·wilson, Gill, Earl Hutson, C��rrulh, Berryhill, Poole, Mc\Villiams, Rapes, 1\lc\Yhorter, Walker, Chas. Ferrill, Marvin Hutson.
Record of Past Tulane-Ole Miss Games:
189 3-T ulane 4; Ole Miss I 2
1894-Tulane 2; Ole Miss 8
189 5-T ulane 28; Ole Miss 4
1896-Tulane I 0; Ole Miss 0
1898-Tulane 14; Ole Miss 9
1899-T ulane 0; Ole Miss I 7 1900-T ulane I 2; Ole Miss 0
1901-Tulane 25; Ole Miss II 1902-Tulane 0; Ole Miss 10
1906-T ulane 0; Ole Miss I 7 1908-Tulane I 0; Ole Miss 0
1909-T ulane 5; Ole Miss 0
1910-Tulane 0; Ole Miss 16
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1914-Tulane 6; Ole Miss 21
1915-Tulane 8; Ole Miss 20
1916-Tulane 13; Ole Miss 0
1919-Tulane 2 7; Ole Miss 12
1920-Tulane 32; Ole Miss 0
I 92 1-T ulane 2 8; Ole Miss 0
1923-Tulane 19; Ole Miss 0
1925-Tulane 26; Ole Miss 7 1926-Tulane 6; Ole Miss 0
192 7-T ulane I 0; Ole Miss 7 1931-Tulane 31; Ole Miss 0
Recapitulation: Tulane, won I 6; Ole Miss, won 8.
THE GRIDIRON ROUNDUP
The Demon Dopester missed three out of fifteen last week and is elated. The Old Gentleman is really chesty with only five I osses in the last 3 7 ·'shots,.. most of them rated near even or ''toss up" affairs.
He has scanned the list of games the nation over this week and they hold no dangers for him, at least none in his estimation.
Going out on the plank, we find the Demon· s forecasts as follows:
'BAMA - KENTUCKY - A rousing vote for the Crimson Tide. We can't see how Frank Thomas' Elephants can drop thjs one. They say an Elephant never forgets-but it seems the Alabama jumbos have little to remember except the happy hours of cavorting in Touchdown Land.
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DUKE-AUBURN-Wallace Wade's men to get going again this week on another winning streak.
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FLORIDA-GEORGIA-This seems to be one of the tougher ones to expert in view of the general results of the past two weeks. \Ve'll nod toward the Athens Bulldog.
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GEORGIA TECH-NORTH CAROLINA -Another tough one. In view of Tech's magnificent stand, we won't be surprised to see the Tornado break into the winning column at last.
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TENNESSEE-FORD HAM-Another victory for Bob Neyland's Vols and a third successive defeat for Jimmy Crowley's Rams.
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VANDY-GEORGE WASHINGTON-A glance toward the Commodores.
••• NAVY-W. & L.-The Generals are not
bad but the Admirals are better.
••• ARMY - ILLINOIS - The Mule to wm
this one and continue on.
••• PRINCETON - HARVARD-Fritz Cris
ler's Tigers in a walk.
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DARTMOUTH - YALE- The Hanover collegians have never been able to shake off the Bulldog jinx in all these years. On paper it seems their best opportunity to do it this year. Yet we have a hunch that Yale will keep up its tradition of never losing to the Green.
••• NOTRE DAME-PITT - Here's another
hard one. We look for the Ramblers to take their second defeat of the year up at Pitt town.
• •• TEMPLE - HOLY CROSS - Theoretically that defeat of the Crusaders at the hands of Colgate should have made them tougher but we wonder. We'll take them over to win a close one.
••• MINNESOTA - MICHIGAN-This seems
to at last be the year for Bernie Bierman to get Minnesota's long sought revenge on the Wolverines. Bernie has the stuff to do it.
CHlCAGO-PURDUE-Clark Shaughnessy's Maroons to take Purdue. It might be appropriate, however. to recall that old one that "Chicago fears Purdue."
• •• W I S C 0 N S I N-NORTHWEST£RN
Here's the chance for the Badgers or Wildcats to finally break the losing streak. We lean in the direction of Northwestern.
••• TEXAS-SOUTHERN METHODIST-A
real tough one but Ray Morrison's Mustangs get our vote.
• •• CAL-SANTA CLARA-We went down
with the Bears last week when they took the count from the Wasbjngton Huskies and we'll risk our chin again. You may recall that Santa Clara tied Sanford in the season opener.
••• WASHINGTON STATE-ST. MARY'S-
The Galloping Gaels are probably back in high gear but Babe Hollingsberry's men seem to be well oiled also. A weak vote for the Cougars .
• •• ST ANFORD-U. C. L. A.-Another toss
up with Stanford getting the call . • ••
That's nineteen chances for today which is enough for even the old Demon.
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TULANE SQUAD OLE MISS SQUAD TED COX, Conch
ED WALKER. Coach IS Tull, c 54 Brownoon, q b
19 Saint, e SS Smither. g 2 Breyer, g 21 McWilliams. t
20 Hall. e 56 Mint�. b b
24 Flettricb, f b H McDaniel, q b 3 Peters, q b 22 Bernard. f b
25 Mcilhenny, g 58 Ott, q b 4 Madre, g 23 Alderman. g
26 Daly, l 59 M�mtsao, e Dickens, t 24 \Viloon, Wm., g
28 Oombourian, g 60 Could, c 32 Ciovanni, q b 61 Bryan, h b 6 Rounsaville.� 25 llutson, E .. I b
34 Cooley, g 62 Teaeier. C., g Shoemaker, h b 26 Hul$on, M .. c
35 Onlovisio, e 63 Monk, g Curtis, h b 27 Souders, e
36 llillyer, e 64 Bruno, f b
37 Eddy, t 65 Hardy. e 9 Nelson, c 28 Thames, e
38 Henderson, h b 66 Loftin, N .. c I 0 Cunter. h b 29 BeddJnglidd, e
39 Nichols. b b 67 Freue, c II Williams, h b 30 Cill, t
40 Kyle, e 68 Armstrong, g
4 I Andrews, f b 69 Tt•uier. R .. l 12 Mitchell, q b 31 Poole,<'
42 Thomas, h b 70 Simon. g 14 Bartling, q b 32 Lackey, h b
43 johnson, h b 71 Linnm, r b 15 Neely, h b 33 Robereon, e
44 Schneidau, e 72 Poilevent, 8
45 Clark, e 73 Ary. l 16 Carruth, g 34 Wilson. D .. t;
46 Loftin, J., f b H Moll, L l 7 Berryhill, e 3S Quinn, g
4 7 Simons, h b 7S Lodriauu, r b 18 Rodgers, h b 36 lin pes, f b
48 Robinson, c 76 Pace, l 49 Page, h b 77 Rau, q b 19 Richardson, t 3 7 Baumaten. q b
SO Odom. h b 78 Sanden. g 20 Walker. t
S I Preisser. e 79 Sinnott. t
S2 Stroble, t 80 Thnmt'S, b b
S3 Evans,g
No. 59 69 70 48 53 73 40 54 56 47 75
Ole Miss vs. Tulane THE STARTING LINEUPS
(Subject to Change by Coaches)
TULANE OLE MISS Name Position Name
Memtsas. L. E. R. .......... _ . . Wilson, W.
Tessier, R. _ L. T. R. .... ......... -............ Gill
Simon ·�·�····� L. G. R. .... ............. ... Breyer
Robinson .. ..... C ....... . ......... -· .. .. . ...... Nelson
Evans ... R.G. L. _Carruth
Ary R. T. L. _ Richardson
Kyle .. . .. ..... _ R.E. L. Poole
Brownson __ Q. B. Hutson, E.
Mintz ... _ L. H. R. Gunter
Simons ... . R.H.L. Curtis
Lodrigues ... F. B. Bernard
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Referee-Buck Cheeves (Georgia)
Umpire-Dick Bray (Xavier)
Head Linesman-Boyd Chambers (Dennison)
Field judge-Roy Striegel (Tennessee)
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Simons Weekly Touchdown
Claude (i\Ionk) Simons, Jr., is here shown in his weekly touchdown run. He raced 42 yards for the first touchdown against Georgia Tech last Saturday .
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We praise thee for thy past, 0 Alma Mater! Thy hand hath done its work full faithfullyl The incense of thy spirit hath ascended And filled America from sea to sea I
II We praise thee for thy present, Alma Materl Today thy Children look to thee for bread I Thou lead est them to dreams and actions splendid I The hunger of their soul is richly fed I
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Jll We praise thee for thy future, Alma Mater! The vista of its glory gleameth farl We ever shall be part of thee, great Mother I There thou wilt be where e'er thy children arel
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CHORUS Olive, Green and Blue, we love thee( Pledge we now our fealty true Where the trees are ever j!'reenest, Where the skies are purest blue I Hear us now. 0 Tulane, hear usl As we proudly sing to thee! Take from us our hearts' devotion( Thine we are, and thine shall be I
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REFRESH YOURSELF 18
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Times have certainly changed. It used to take two sheep two years to produce material for a well dressed woman-now a silkworm can do it on his Sunday afternoon off.
••• ''I hear you lost your temped''
''Yes, but she'll be back ...
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Old Gentleman: "Who made you, my little man?"
Boy: "God made part of me. Old Gent: "What do you mean part of you?'' Boy: "Well, he made me little, and I just growed
the rest myself ...
• •• He: ''Do you know the secret of popularity?''
She: ··yes, but mother says I mustn · t."'
••• Neighbor: ''I hear you have a new baby in your
house. Is it going to stay? .. Small Child: "Well, it looks that way now. He's
got all his clothes off."
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Who was the last man to box john L. Sullivan? The undertaker.
••• I call my girl streamline because she offers no
resista nee.
••• He: "They've dropped anchor again." She: "Serves them right. They've had it dang
ling over the side all morning."
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Him: "And why do you call me Pilgrim?" Her: "Well, every time I call you, you make a
little Progress ...
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Little Jane: "My sister can ride, play golf, and tennis, and do everything a man can do."
Little .June: 'Til bet she can't scratch a match like my Dad can."
••• He: "Let's get married or something."' She: "Lets get married or nothing."
1934 Tulane Football Schedule Sept. 29-Tulane 41, Chattanooga 0. Oct. 6-Tulane 13, Auburn 0. Oct. 13-Tulane 28, Florida 12. Oct. 2o-Tulane 7, Georgia 6. Oct. 27-Tulane 20, Georgia Tech 12. Nov. 3-University of Mississippi at New Orleans Nov. I 0-Colgate at New York Nov. 17-Kentucky at Lexington, Ky. Nov. 24-Sewanee at New Orleans Dec. !-Louisiana State at Baton Rouge, La.
To love a young girl is education but to love a young widow is post graduate work.
••• Then there was the girl who was so dumb that
she thought assets were little donkeys.
••• "Doncha believe them cartooQists, honey," says
the plumber to his wife. "I ain't never found any lady in no tub."'
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Fresh: "Has that girl lost her dress, or am I seeing things?"
So?h: "Both ... •••
A modern girl is one who can meet the wolf at the door and come out with a fur coat.
"She Couldn't Take It"
Mary had a little lamb A lobster and some prunes,
A glass of milk, a piece of pie, And then some macaroons.
It made the naughty waiters grin To see her order so,
And when they carried Mary out Her face was white as snow.
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Curious Old Lady: "Why you've lost your leg, haven't you?"
Cripple: "Well, darned if I haven't."
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"Is your baby a boy or a girl?" ''Of course, what else could it be?"
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ENCE W ITH FOR· WARD PASS. OR PASS TOUCHING INELIGI· BLE PLAYER.(Ponolty. if inter-ference by offens•. IS y••clo: otherwise, boll to opponents at point of
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BELOW - Arm• folded: FlYING BLOCK OR TACKLE IPenolty 6 ,.,.., •••
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