.§nuuenir larngram Tulane vs University of Tennessee

SATURii>AY, NOVEMBER 15th, 1924

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Upper Left, Jack Batey,

End,

V. Vowell. Tackle,

last year's captain who balances on side of the Tennessee 1ine, while Lowe (below), this year's captain, holds down the other tack1e position.

aT ennessee product, who keeps "Bro ...

Brown (upper right), company on the

terminal position for the Y 'llunteers.

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Bro.

Brown

Capt.

T ulane 1924

All Southern H alf 1923

Below, Brown is seen in the game with Mississippi College, carrying the ball around right end. Lautenschlaeger has just brought down a man. Ber geret is taking another would-be tackler out of the way and Flournoy is doing his best to get the m an who is headed straight for Brown.

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v4.BO,UT TODAY S GAME Tulane is easily th favorite in tod.ty' :-> gtl'n ~. Although the only direct comparative dope on

the two l nms would m •lte th<' odds about even .sinct- the Mississippi Aggies def< .. led both tenm• by about thr me scOH!. hll the general opmion is thnt the Grct•niea will win Without tht> slrugde whi h

the~ had to put ag .. msl Auburn last Saturday In fact. it i~ larg••ly the result of that gnmc which hnv(

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put Tulane back, in t.hc

eye~ ol funs, upon tlw

high plan~ to '\ hich sht•

elevated herself by de­fc •ling the Vanderbilt c..,mmodores a month ntso. ~nd from wnich ~he idl wht•n the :\lis.s1~sippi

A. & i\1 •• hH> '~eeb ago.

u" "·! one tncky tormn tion, litre\' the Creenaes .,ff bll lanct• and tippccl off

gain nfter gain through

thetr iine .mel bar:kheld. enough Lo wan decis1vc•l} l 3. 6. L n s l Saturd.ty

while Tulane wns having

the bc.ule of her life w1th

\uburn, Tennessee wn"

being defeal~d by Cenlet l2-0.

The slon· goe~ the

round~ that T enne.,set!

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and "<-tore" up" for an y

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with n game ngainsl

.... entre on hand.

The Crc:enit"s did

not loose R single

mnn through injuries

ln"l Saturday, though

T nlbot was pretty

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It's a Great Game,

VOLUNTEERS we are playing down at

GREENIES

I. Burdette "PORTER ' S "

I . A. W. Brown

2. Batey our line-up: 2. H. Wilson

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10 Bergeret 10. Flowers SCOTCH MIST OVERCOATS

II Lamprecht I 2. Campbell and 13. H. Phallip•

I 3. Lowe. Capt. REAL SERVICE 14. V. Robin.on

15. King 15. Priea'y Flournoy

16. Robinson (/)~&od~ 16. Palermo

18. Lawrence 17. L. McLean

20. Lnvin Carondelet and Gravier Sts.

18. j . A. Lawrence

~I. Jone!( 19. M. Levy

2 3. Chri:otmas 20. Bennie Wight

25. Gregory 21. Dick Hammond

.26. Vowell 22. H . Talbot

2 7. Harkness 23. B. Goldsmith

2~. J one~ PLAYERS AND NUM.BERS 24 . E. Morgan

29. Deaver 25. G. Wil&on

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SEASON 1924 TO DATE

Sept. 27th.l924 2 3- 4

Tulane ----·--· -4 --· ............... 0 7 0 7 ------Southwestern -----·-·-··-··· 0 0 0 0 -- --------- --

Oct. 4th, 1924 I 2 3 I 4

Tulane ------ --------·--·--··::.'_6__ 0 I I 3 I 12

Mississippi College ....... . 7 0 0

Oct. II th, 1924 2 3

Tulane ---~--- -- -- -----·-------1 28 0 I 0 --La. Poly Tech ..............

I 0 0

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Oct. 18. 1924

Tulane -------------···-------- .. \ 7 0 7

Vanderbilt Uni. I

------------1 0 l I

--l 13 I 0

Oct. 25, 1924 2 I 3

I -,-Tulane ·-·-··----·----................. 0 6 13

Springhill ................................... I

0 0 0

November I st, 19 2 4 I -1 2 I 3

l Tulane ....................... .:..:..:.!

o I --6-,-o----.

Miss. A & M. College.. 7 0 0

Novemb~. 1924

Tulane ------- .. ·---------- ...... I -----1

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Final

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Final

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Final I -6, 14

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.PERSONEL

1 TULANE GREENBACKS-HEROES 1924

Since this picture was made:. back in September this group of youths-the youngest team Tulane has

ever had- has fought its way to a place in Southern football or which few outside of Coach Shaughne.ssy

and a small group of optimis~s. scarcely dreamed. Since that time Bergeret reported to the squad and has

been fighting like a tiger in the line; Lorio was advanced to Lhe 'Varsity group from the reserves and h as

a bundantly proved his worth and, unfortunately. misfortune in the form of a broken leg, robbed Leal Mc­

Lean of the privilege of going ahead with his mates, and deprived Tulane of his services.

GREENIES " 1924"

Upper Row, Left to Rigbt-Ass't. Coach Bierman, Graig, Hammond, Flournoy, Capt. Brown, Coach Shaughnessy. Trainer Monk Simons. Freshman Coach Eddie Reed.

Middle Row-E. Hennican, Lautenschlaeger, Talbot. Morgan. j . Hennican, McLean. Phillips. Bottom Row-Gamble. Palermo. Wilson, Reserve 'Varsity Coach Killeen. Goldsmith. Levy. Wilson.

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PROBABLE STARTING LINEUP

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University of Tennessee Tulane

BROWN MORGAN 24 Left End

BURDETTE ----···-······---------····-------------·----· LEVY 19 Left Tackle

ROBINSON, T. GOLDSMITH 23 Left Guard

YOWELL WILSON 2 Center

6 BULMAN ......................................... BERGERET I 0 Right Guard

13 LOWE, (Capt.) .................................... .TALBOT 22 Right T ackl('

2 BATEY DOC W ILSON 25 Right End

2 7 HARKNESS ............. ....... LAUTENSCHLA£GER 7 Quarter

7 BONE FLOUR~OY 15 Left Half

I 0 FLOWERS ................ ....................... ______ BROWN Right Half

12 CAMPBELL .................................. LAMPRECHT I I Fullback

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seewping end run th.Jl

ended behind A. & l\l. ' '!

goal line, hue from which

he was called buck by

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teams h<H'c been left be-

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Here's Rct•sc, the

Vnndy speedster go

ing alone and unal-

tendeJ around the

right end of his line.

Flournoy is doin~ his

best to stop him and

Bcrgeret is also hot

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c.ccurred in the sec-

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game when Vander-

hilt looked like the

winner, !lure, tearing

the r ulane line to

MY! WHAT A MORAL FOR MALES What a. picture or tragic realism! !!;very lady

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TULANE

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Tulane, Tulane.

Today shall mark a

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Tulane, Tulane.

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Shall wave aloft as

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Our songs again shall rise For old Tulane,

They'll hear triumphant cries, Hurrah for old Tulane.

Hold 'em, Wave; Roll 'em, Wave. Rah! Hurrah! Hurrah! The days of glory are

F·o r old Tulane, The echoes ring afar

For old Tulane.

THE TULANE SWING

0, when the Tulane Greenbacks fall in line,

They are going to win the game another time,

For Old Tulane I yell, I yell, I yell; ~~\, And for the University I yell, I yell, \~e So fight, fight, fight for every yard

FOR OLD

TULANE

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college days,

Tulane, Tulane.

No passing year can

dim our praise,

Tulane, Tulane.

Our watchword still

shall be

Unfailing loyalty.

Our voices strong in

stirring song

Again shall ring for

thee.

Circle the ends and hit that line right hard, ~i Go~' And when we roll those Tigers on the sod, 0

Tulane! Rahl

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Coming off the field between halves.

Front. Tulane Band. On right, in back~round, Freshmen Snake Dance, led by Marion Draper, Freshman cheer-leader. On left, in background, White Elephants. a Freshman organization. in oarade.

CHEER, BOYS, CHEER

C heer, boys. ch eer, for Tulane has the ball. My, oh my. there's going to be a fa ll.

0, when we hit tha t line there'll be no line at all There'll be a hot lime in T uJane tonight.

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Football Elsewhere Today

L S. U. vs. La. Normal at Baton Rouge.

Notre Dame vs. Nebraska at South Bend.

Illinois vs. Minnesota at Minneapolis.

Centre vs. Alabama at Birmingham.

1V!ichigan vs. Ohio State at Columbus.

Chicago vs. Northwestern at Chicago.

Iowa vs. Wisconsin at Madison.

W est Virginia vs. W as.h. and Lee at Charleston·

Penn. vs. Penn. State at Philadelphia.

Harvard vs. Brown at Cambridge.

Vanderbilt vs. Georgia Tech at Atlanta.

Columbia vs. Army at West Point.

Y (;»Je vs. Princeton at Princeton.

Cot<nell vs· Dartmouth at New York.

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