Souvenir Program
TULANE UNIVERSITY
The Green Wave
vs.
LOUISIANA POL YTECH
The Bull Dogs
Saturday, September 25, 1926
2:30 P. M.
CLARK D. SHAUGHNESSY
Tulane's Peerless Coach
NEW STADIUM
DEDICATION DAY OCTOBER 23, 1926
Tulane vs. Auburn
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The University embraces the following departments:The
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The College of Engineering.
The Graduate School.
The College of Law.
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The School of Pharmacy.
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Green Wave Leaders 1926
Harry is the last of the four-year men at Tulane and. from
all indications it will be his greatest with the Wave. He is a
magnificent terminal considered from any angle. A deadly
tackler, a great interferer and a sure shot at receiving forward
passes. He is the only married football captain in the United
States and the "Missus" is his chief rooter.
Here's Looking At You
"Hoss" has been a tower of strength in the forward wc-ll
of the Green Wave for three seasons. His 190 odd pounds
of solid opposition has been the despair of all enemies. "Hoss"
has a way of getting in and spearing plays before they get well
under way and his ability to scent a fumble and gather it up
has made his name known throughout the south. Watch
"Hoss" make official all-Southern tackle.
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Today-
Tulane begins today what is destined to be another remarkable season. The boys of the present
Green Wave have some hard hills to climb if they reach the heights acquired by the elevens of the past
two years. but all kinds of confidence is placed in Clark D. Shaughnessy.
With only one defeat in the past two years. th boys have something to shoot at and they will be
the mark for every team they meet. It goes without saying that all opposition will try to topple T u lane
from her enviable position as a ranking southern team, in order to gain the laurels resulting from the
conquest.
Last year's victories over aU southern conference opponents, the trouncing of Northwestern in Chicago
and the tie game with Missouri, champions of the Missouri Valley Conference, have placed the
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Greenies on a pedestal in
national football. Can the
boys you see o u t there today
live up to the reputation
of their predecessors?
That's the big question.
Can Shaughnessy replace
the brilliant "Peg-gy"
Flournoy, the wily
Lautenschlaeger, and the
ubiquitous Fred Lamprecht?
Can Johnny Menville.
Fat Browne. Harvey
Wilson. Eddie Morgan
and the new comers. fill
the gaps} Can the big
freshies. Johnny Walls,
Russell Butaud, Chilton
Kirchmier et als. take the
place of "Irish" Levy?
While on that question
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and Earl Evans. from the
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BULL DOGS
Louisiana P o I ytech
of Ruston, Louisiana,
furnishes the
opposttlon t o d a y.
The fact that they
are bringing a powerful
team is something
to be thankful
for, because t h e
Greenies will need
the tough contest to
get accustomed to
the gruelling games
ahead.
Never before has
Tulane had such a
formidable schedule.
Never before were
t h e opportunities
brighter to carve a
reputation by a successful
completion or
that schedule.
W e meet the cream
of the south in Georgia
Tech, Sewanee.
Auburn, L .S. U., Ole
Miss and the M ississippi
Aggies. We
tackle the t w i c e
champions of the
middle west in Missouri
and perform in
the big New York
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Y o r k University,
which tied Columbia
last year. South, Middle-
West and East.
Plenty of opportunity
to shine there.
We should win today's
game handily
but we will have a
battle on our hands.
The Bull Dogs come
from Rusto La ..
which gave t h e three
Talbot Brothers to
Tulane. Verily they
raise big men up that
way. Look over some
of the 200 pounders
on the field and convince
youTself.
The biggest fight,
however, will be the
scrap to land a first
string berth o n the
Greenie eleven. This
is the last opportunity
Coach has to select
his team before
the three big road
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Mo.. Atlanta, Georgia,
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THE NEW STADIUM
Over six thousand friends of Tulane contributed to the fund for the building of the big new con<:
rete stadium which will be dedicated on October 2 3rd.
The stadium is now complete except for a little polishing here and there and you are invited to take
part in the opening ceremonies when Tulane plays the great Auburn fooball team there four weeks from
today.
When hundreds of people could not obtain admission to the big Tulane-Sewanee contest last year
it became apparent that demands for seats at our games far exceeded the supply. But when the state
championship contest with L S. U. was transferred to Baton Rouge and drew 25,000 people from all
parts of the State, the old stands were obsolete from then on.
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It so happened that
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and state in the same year
that Tulane had its greatest
success on the gridiron.
It was therefore, with
pride and gratitude that
the people of New Orleans
and vicinity decided to
show their appreciation in
"concrete" form. The
beautiful modern arena
formed by towering tiers
of seats tfy rows high, is
the monument they have
erected to the memory of
the 1925 Green Wave, the
greatest aggregation of
athletes in T ulanes" history.
You still have another
duty to perform. One
thing yet remains to be
done in honor of those
boys. You must show
them how necessary that
big stadium is by packing
it to the doors on Dedication
Day. Four trainloads
of rooters journeyed
from New Orleans last
year to Montgomery to
witness the Auburn game,
so the tip is out-get your
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If those Polytech boys are as heavy as they claim, we are in for a merry afternoon. They are
coached by "Gob" Wilson, former assistant coach a L. S. U., so they ought to be wetl up on the Green
Wave football methods.
Captain Blue Hogg is making his last rally against Tulane and his 2 I 0 pounds of bone and muscle
will shock our forward line on more than one occasion. "Lefty" Boss is another stellar performer in
the backfield. Young Mr. Yeldell. pictured above weighs only 19 7 pounds. He plays tackle for the
Bull Dogs. Then there's Levi Davis on the other sid..:; he's a giant, too, not to mention Lowery, 2 12
pounds, and Henry Hooter. 2 10 pounds, at the guard positions. Oh, yes, you'll see some fun.
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Probable Line Up
Louisiana Tech Position Tulane
I 7 Cole ----------------------------------···· Gamble (Capt.) 7 7
Day 90
Left End
34 Yeldell ------------------------------------------- Kirchmier 26
Stoessel 9 7
Left Tackle
30 Harper --·-----------------------···········--· Blackledge 19
Spies 1 7
Left Guard
7 Pankey ··········-······------·-----------------····· Walls 50
Palermo 16
Center
20 Hooter -------·--·--·--------------------------···· .. Butaud 44
Watson 98
Right Guard
36 Davis --------······-····-······------------ ----·-······ Talbot 2 2
Evans 33
Right Tackle
23 L Boss ···--·----------·-··········--·----- ''Doc" Wilson 88
Moss 25
Right End
I 3 Willis ··-------- ·-·················---·--·----------- Menville 99
Quarter
33 Hogg (Capt.)
Full Back
O'Pry 45
H. Wilson
Pizano
55
5 7
28 H. Boss ...................................... ..... . Morgan 2 1
Seeuws 15
Left Half
I 0 Lowery -----·-··--·-······························· Browne 66
Right Half
THE SCORE
Quarters
TULANE ...... .... . . . .!
AL. POL YTECH ..1
2 3 4
Lorio 38
THE GREAT GREEN WAVE OF 1926
FRONT ROW-D. NORMAN. A LORIO, M. LEVY, H. WILSON. CAPTAIN L. LAUTENSCHLAEGER, E HENICAN, j MENVIUE. H GAM.BLE, T. KJUEEN.
MiDDLE ROW-C. D. SHAUGHNESSY, Coach: G. WILSON, E. MORGAN, F. W. BROWNE, P. FLOURNOY, H. TALBOT, B. WIGHT. R BLACKLEDGE, C. SIMON,
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Here's the team you're proud of. We do not like to talk about what is past but we just cannot help it. There's too much to be glad about. We have with us here the
boys that won their way into the hearts o f a nation. Newspapers all over the country have sung their praises. Their pi::tures have appeared in periodicals in Paris, France, and
their glorious undefeated record of 1925 is written in lettrs o f gold into the annals o f T ulane football history.
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PRINCIPAL CHANGES IN RULES FOR 1926
FOWARD PASS. A penalty of five yards (in addition to the los of a down) is now imposed
in each instance where a team makes more than one INCOMPLETE forward pass during the sam
series of four downs.
OUT OF BOUNDS. The ball becomes dead automatically {and no further play can result) whenever
it crosses the side line, the side line extended, or the end line.
AFTED SAFETY. A team which bas scored a safety will now put the ball in play by a kick
from its own 20-yard line.
CRA WLINC, ETC. The definition of craw lin has been clarified and the rule against ''piling up··
has been strengthened so that there can be no possible excuse for further violation of either of these rules.
ROUCH STUFF. The rules have been broad!ned and now prohibit players on defense from
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THE FRESHMAN TEAM
Head Freshman Coach Arthur Hammond struck the keynote of Tulanes policy regarding the
freshman team when he announced that his purpose is to develop material for the varsity and give
every boy who comes to Tulane a chance to make good.
Thjs year he has as assistants Fred Lamprecht and "Little Eva" Talbot, the 230 giant tackle of a
few years ago.
Lamprecht has played every position on the Tulane team in his four years of service with the
Creenies. Fred has even been a center and quarterback and last year he played ofensive fullback
and defensive tackle. With Hammond directin his attention to the general technique, Talbot with
the inside part of the line and Lamprecht with the end and backfield this will make an ideal coaching
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they have divided it up
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to come out as possible.
lt does not make any difference
whether they have
had any previous experience
or not.
Here's some of t be
stars developed on the
1925 frosh team: John
Walls. Redus Day, Russel
Butaud, Queley Walker,
J a o k Pizano, F o r d
Seeuws, Sheldon Blue.
They're all varsity men today
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THE COACHING
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Like Barnum
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"It's bigger and better
than ever"
The first thing the
Tulane A t h I e t i c
Council set out to do
after the record making
success of the
team last fall, was to
insure Tulane the
best coach in the
United States f o r
years to come. Of
course. they did not
have to go far for
their man, so today
we have with us
again-and we hope
-for many years to
c o m e . Clark D.
Shaughnessy. c e rtainly
Dixie's premier
football tutor.
The National Collegiate
Association.
through it's Walter
Camp M e m o r i a I
Committee. elected
Shaughnessy one of
the eight best known
coaches in the United
States.
Shaughnessy's perfection
of teamwork
and nicety of detail
play. stunned the
hardboiled s p o r t
cntJ.cs in Chicago.
The finish and dis
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A review of the Tulane coaching staff is not
complete without special attention to Claude Simons,
the well-known "Monk." His success as a
trainer of the Tulane team is told in a few words
when you know that his team went through th '!
strenuous I 925 season without a serious injury. He
has just finished a four-term course in Harvard Uni
versity in the physical training department.
bowled Northwestern
over like so
many nine pins made
the scribes gasp as
they pounded their
typewriters. "Never
"Monk."
before have we seen
s u c h a blocking
team". they told the
world.
Coach's development
of "Peggy"
Flournoy, "Brother"
Brown, Lester Lau
lenschJaeger. "Irish"
Levy, Lyle Richeson
and the Legendre
Brothers have added
to his fame.
Tulane could not
get along without
"Peggy" and "lrish"
so this year we have
added them to the
coaching staf. "Peggy"
is handling a team complete while
"Irish" is specializing
in line work. H e is
demonstrating h o w
he used to knife in
and pull his Royal
Mounted stuf. "Peggy"
is also putting
out valuable punting
pointers to Menville.
Browne, Day and
Morgan.
Pete Maihles com·
pletes the All-Tulane
coaching staf and
Pete was the greatest
Tulane lineman of
his day.
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THREE BIG ROAD TRIPS
After today Tulane has three terribly important trips on the road, on three successive Saturday's:
Missouri, Georgia Tech and New York Univers'ty c orne in quick succesion. The boys on the field will
need the inspiration of your presence and the assurance of your cheering in those foreign territories.
MISSOURI. Every Tulane alumnus and friend who can possibly do so, should make this trip. So
much depends on a good start that we are counting on a big trainload going up on the Missouri Pacific
next Thursday, September 30th. You get back Sunday night and have almost a whole day in St. Louis
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Now's your chance to see
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LA TECH
5. Leckie
6. Callaspy
7. Pankey
I 0. Lowrey
12. Kimbell
13. Willis
I 6. McCasslan
1 7. Cole
18. Talbert
19. Sharman
20. Hooter
2 I . Ratclif
22. Andrews
23. L. Boss
24. May
25. Slay
26. Pryor
2 7. Lawrence
28. H. Boss
29. Robinson
30. Harper
33. Hogg, Capt.
34. Yeldell
36. Davis
The Spirit of the Game
-As an institution whose fortune is inseparably
connected with that of New Orleans,
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''The Green Wave" heart and soul.
-But aside from that, it's a man's game
this football business. In rain, slush, cold;
no matter what the odds or cost, the true
football player fights on to win the game.
-Similarly, the public service game requires
men. In storm, rain. cold; no matter
what the odds or cost, street cars must fove,
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PAUL MALONEY, Headlinesman.
DR. EDMUND L. FAUST. Field judge.
All former Tulane Captains.
TULANE
2. Blue
8. Blake
I 0. Harper
12. Walker
15. Seeuws
16. Palermo
17. Spiess
19. Blackledge
2 1. Morgan
22. Talbot
23. Jannsen
24. Stovall
25. Moss
26. Kirchmier
32. Lodriguez
33. Evans
37. Gomila
38. Lorio
4 1. Sentell
44. Butaud
45. O'Pry
50. Walls
54. Duren
55. H. Wilson
57. Pizanno
65. Churchill
66. Browne
72. Collins
75. Maier
7 7. Gamble, Capt.
79. Hardie
80. Armstrong
87. Baumbach
88. G. Wilson
89. Hooper
90. Day
97. Stoessel
98. Watson
99. Menville
100. Norman
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RULES -----
SCORING.
Safety by Opponents-2 points
Regulation length of periods is I 5 minutes.
OFFICIALS.
The REFEREE has general oversight and control of the game. His position is usually behind the
side having possession of the ball. He starts the game, and is the man who sees that the ball is properly
put into play every time that time is taken out. He is the authority for the score, and sole judge of for·
feiture of the game under the rules. HC IS THE 0 '\L Y OFFICIAL TO USE WHISTLE.
It is his duty to see that the men keep their positions. and be on the watch for unfair play.
THE UMPIRE stands behind the defending 'lide. He signals fouls, authorizes substitutions, and
watches for any unfair interference with play. Rulings as to of-side come within his province. He is
1 given power to decide whether cleats or other parts of equipment are unnecessarily dangerous. The HEAD LINESMAN. on the side-lines, with his two assistants, marks distances gained or lost
in the progress of play. He designates the posit1on of the ball on each down and watches for off-side
py. (
The FIELD JUDGE is an a!sJstant to the other oficials. He keeps time, and notifies the Captains
as to the amount of time left lo play. He signals end of game by pistol shot, BUT PLAY CEASES ONLY ON SOUND OF REFEREE'S WIU STLE.
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Summary of the More Important Penalties
Forward pass, more than one incom-plete
in same serie.c; of downs
Ofside ..
Ofside. both sides . .•. ... ..... . . . .. .
lllegal use of hands and arms by of-fense
...
Holding, et:., by defensive side .....
Interference with fair catch, etc .... .
Interference with opponents before
ball is put in play
Taking out time more than three
times during a half, etc ..
Rouhing kicker .. .. . . .... . . . ......... ..
Running into kicker ......... ... .
Substitute communicating before
first p)av
Substitute failing to report.... . . ...... .
Unnecessary roughness. etc .... ..
Delaying game
Interference on forward pass by
defense ............ .
Starting forward before balL
Pushing, pulling. interlocked inter·
Ference, etc ....... .
Forward passing. intentional throwing
to ground . .
5 yards
5 yards
No penalty
15 yards
5 yards
15 yards
5 yards
2 yards
15 yards
S yards
15 vard
S yards
15 yards
5 yards
Loss of ball
S yards
15 yards
I 0 yards
Fair catch, taking more than two
teps after catch .... _ . . . S yards
Leavmg field during one minute in-termission
. . . ... ... . .... .. I S yards
Man going on field without permis-mission
I 5 yards
More than one man going on field.... I S yards
Illegal return to game . .. ... Half distance to goal
and disqualification
Slugging ....... ......... ........ Half distance to goal
and disqualification
Attempt to draw opponents ofside. 5 yards
Coaching from sidelines... . I S yards
Crawling . ..... . .. .... .... 5 yards
Delaying in starting game or second
half ..... . .. . .. ..
Feint to snap ball ........................... .
Hurdling .. .. ... .... ............. ........ . .
Illegal tackling ............................... .
Kicking loose ball . . ..... . .... .. ..
Neutral Zone, encroachment on ....... .
Player out of bounds ......... . ........ .
Trippir.g .. . ........ . .......... .......... . .
Unfah play .. ............ ................. ..
Unsportsmanlike conduct ............... .
Clipping from behind .. .. .... ... ..... . .
30 yards
5 yards
15 yards
5 yards
Loss of ball
5 yards
5 yards
15 yards
5 yards
I S yards
25 yards
Pres or Louisiana rrinting Co .. N. 0 .• La.
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