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"Today"
Louisiana Polytech will furnish the Creenies a workout this afternoon.
Since Louisiana College, which was swamped 7 7-0, held Polytech to a tie score, you can write
you own ticket as to the score this afternoon.
It will be the day of the reserves. For the first time since the start of the season the Greenies will
not be forced to show anything to win. And for the first time since the Louisiana Wildcat game,
Shaughnessy will be in a position to give his Greenie reserve strength a real opportunity to show its wares.
In the ranks of that second eleven Shaughnessy has some real fine players, potential stars of tomorrow
but they lack that seasoning which is necessary to combat the big elevens.
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And besides the chance
for the second string line,
the "pony" backs will et
their chance to canter
around the lot. Tulane" s
'"ponies'' in Tom Killeen,
··shorty·· Norman, Ellis
Henican and "F renchy"
Lorio is about as fleet-footed
a quartet of backs
to be found anywhere.
Slippery weather has prevented
the speed boys
from getting much chance
or showing their speed.
but with a good break on
the weather today, these
lads will come to post
early in the game.
With the three hard
games with Sewanee, L.
S. U. and Centenary in
view, Shaughnessy will
probable let his Varsity
crew get into the game for
just long enough to keep
on edge. During the past
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week the Varsity has
t a k e n life easy,
whereas Shaughnessy
has concentrated on
the reserves.
The Greenies will
m a k e their first
showing at the stadium
after a successful
invasion of the Middle
West and Montgomery.
Since the
Greenies d o w n e d
.. Bernie'' Bierman's
Misissippi Aggies,
they have earned a
glorious l 8-7 victory
o v e r Northwestern
and also turned back
the Auburn Plains-men
in a sea of mud,
13-0.
Last year Louisiana
Poly was an easy victim
and. although the
Greenies emassed
42 points before the
final whistle the lads
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that tossed both passes
that resulted in
the touchdcwns will
face the Greenies today.
Blue Hogg, is a
fullback that would
do credit to any cuilege
eleven, and his
ability to carry the
ball will be demonstrated
this after-noon.
ln the Tulane lineup
will appear Moss
and Duren at ends,
Evans and Stoessel
at tackle, Carre, .Ro-senhouse
and Guer-rerio
at guards, and
Watson and Palermo
at center. These
lads have the making
of a fine set of
linemen. In Stoessel
and Evans Shaugh-
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''T 0 DAY" --Continued
-nessy has two wonderful prospects to step into Levy's and Wight's shoes when the latter are graduated.
At center, Palermo and Watson are fine understudies to Harvey Wilson, and both are adaptable to
other places in the line on occasion. Carre. Rosen house and Guerrerio are the bulky boys. This trio
form a strong middle of the line. with Guerrerio being able to alternate as a backfield man if necessary.
Three years ago Guerrerio was an All-State backfiel::l man when playing with the Monroe, La., high
school.
Walter Moss ami Bill Duren, are excellent ma erial to fill next year. the shoes of Harry Gambel.
Both these boys are fast, can tackle well and know the game. They are, however, untried to any degree
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It will be speed day alright
if the field is fast.
Tom my Killeen, track
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the whole team, and he is
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the ends, a Ia ''Brother"
Brown. ''Frenchy" Lorio
is without a par as an of
tackle man, an elusive hip
sway giving him a great
advantage over tackles.
Ellis Hanican, a c o o l,
heady quarterback. will
get his first chance to perform
to any extent against
La. Poly. Sickness kept
Ellis out of the early part
of the season and it is just
now that he is rounding to
his best shape. Last year
and the preceding year he
made an excellent backfield
man, alternating with
Captain Lautenschlaeger
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WHO'S WHO IN THE GAME
Use of the lisl of numbers of the Creenie and "Poly"
squads will furnish the names of any substitutes entering
the game.
TULANE
I. Lautenschlaeger
2. Killeen
3. Lorio
5. Moss
6. D. Wilson
7. Gamble
9. Palermo
I 0. Lamprecht
I I. Henican
I 2. Browne
I 3. Stoessel
I 4. Evans
I 5. Flournoy
I 6. Watson
I 7. Morgan
18. Duren
19. Robinson
20. Wight
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24. H. Wilson
25. Norman
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PROBABLE LINE-UP
Creenies La. ?olytech
"Do" Wil!::on ........... . ...... .................... Odom 24
Right End
Wighl .................................................. Yeldell 3
Right Tackle
Blackledge Tomlinson I 7
Right Guard
H. Wils::m ............................................ Pankey
Center
2
Levy ............... ............... ...................... Phillips
Left Guard
Browne .......... ................. ....................... Davis 6
1 eft Tackle
Gamble ............... ....... .................... Thompson 14
Left End
Lautenschlaeger (c.) ....... ...................... Hair 13
Quarter
Menville . . ..... ...... ..... ... . . . . . . . . . .................... Boss 1 I
Left Half
Flournoy Posey 22
Right Half
Lamprecht
Full Back
Hogg (c.) 10
THE SCORE
1925 I 2 3 4 Final
TULANE . ... ..... ... .\
LA POLY .. ... . . ... .!
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SOLVEIR Tl L:\iE FOOTBALL PROGRA!\1 EASOi' I Q2
What They Say About "Peggy"
"CHUCK" McGUIRE, CHICAGO
AMERICAN-"Peggy Flour·noy, rhe
otlrer ar·c or t.h e Tulane hatld1eld lived
up to Ills advance uoUces by giving
t ht' greatest exhibition of ki<>kiug we
bo,·e ever seen. His punts must have
'\'PI'A eed 55 or 60 yards and were a II
high enough for his erul3 to be down
ur11ter· the balJ. F'lournoy usually
I wl slccl and squir·me!l his way for·
snh:ml nlial gains. His forte seems
to ht' a sort of tlanc·lng dodge. a
stnncri ug run Zuppke calls it, anrl a
kna<·k or sliding off his interference
fer u few addecl yards when checked.''
FRENCH LANE. CHICAGO TRIB·
UNE-. .A brilliant halfhack. Tbe
mtme> of Flournoy alld r�autenscltlaegpr
· will probably he wr·itten into
DlxiE>'s It a II of Fool ball lt,ame. 1'hc
•·pec>rly. slippery. cloging. fighti ng.
SC"J Uirming Flournoy r·ipped and clawed
his w:�y through the orthwestern
Line. He scattered the Pur1>le line tn
all sides uf him.
HARRY McNAMARA, CHICAGO
HERALD-EXAM INER-"Peggy Flour·
uoy'R play at left halfbac-k was sul't-
l'b. 1 doubt whether the great Red
Grange in his palmiest clays every
(layc<l more brilliantly than t h0
Frenchm.in <Ud against the \Vildcat!'!
10tl!1'· He wa;. a demon in H broken
rield, a human battering ram at hit·
tlng the line, his punling snrJ>assed
anything 1 have ever sceu on root·
hall field in recent years and his
clcfensive work was t'xcellent.''
ROBERT J. STRATON, CHICAGO
DAILY N EWS-"All th roe tOU('bdownl'
ht"re scored by Peggy li'lournoy, 1'ulane
·s expert plunger."
BRIAN BELL, OF ASSOCIATED
PRESs-·•Jn Peggy t-'lou rnoy, the
Greulies have a punter who seems
LAST
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TULANE .... .......... 1
AUBURN ............ .\
the first logi<-al successor· to Alan
Thurman who:e high. wide :llcl lwud·
some kic·k!'\ at Vlr•Alnia were n sPnSH·
!ion a clecad(' <go.''
MORGAN BLAKE, ATLANTA
JOURNAL-"F'Iournoy :mel Lauten·
twhlaeger are two sensational bac·k 1
ancl any team would have a dpy·s job
to stop them."
FRED DIGBY. NEW ORLEANS
ITEM-"There is no doubt in my mind
about lhe all-American c·alihre M
Peggy Flournoy. II�> wem rizht up to
Chicago when• they make memher>� uf
this mythic,ll e!Pven and brought the
sport; wnil ers 1 hPre to theit· l'f'<'i
gasping al Iris marvf'lous punrin.
lti s haltering line> plunging ami ter··
ri fie defensive wor·k. Hi;; puut lng
average ae:ainsl Nortllwe:>t"rn or
n<'arlr 5!i yard!\ was re,·eJatiou tl)
the footoall world bf the mirlrle west."
HARRY MARTINEZ, THE DAILY
STA TES-"I•'I!nrrnoy·s work i!i spee·
tacular and Ills punting a sensation to
western grid rollowet·s. A:> a llnr
plunget· he cannot be bear and he can
throw passe> with the best or LIH'm.
Flournl)y is a triple threat man. h�>
ran punt. pac;s and hit the line ancl
he does all these well.''
WM. MeG. KEEFE, TliMES-PICA·
YUNE-''Fiournoy has not t'a!letl lo
111a ke a touchdown in any game pl:lyetl
this season. not excepting the 10ugh
battle with lissouri. lasr year's dwm·
flions of the i\ll!lsouri ,·aile·. \Yhilt>
Plournoy made three touchdowns 011
1 he :\forth Wt'sleru Purp le in Ch k·ago
il is iutere!lting io note t•llat ,\ lonw
Sl:rgg·s Chic·ago University Muroons
could not register n single tonthclown
on l\'onh western just the week he·
fore:·
WEEK'S SCORE
2 3 4 Final
0 0 7 6 13
0 0 0 0 0
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WHAT'S THE DOPE?
Next week the Sewanee Tigers will ring down the curtain on Tulane's home schedule for I 9 2 5. And
in the game the Greenies will meet a strong foe, determined on beating Tulane, which despite reserves,
is moving on the up-grade at a fast clip.
"One of the strongest teams in years,
.. was what the adherents of Sewanee said of the team from
the mountain at the start of the season, and such the Tigers looked like until they ran up against Alabama's
Crimson Tide and were swamped 2 7-0. This defeat was a death blow to Sewanee's conference
hopes. The experts had declared before the game that it was anybody's contest and because of
the supposed closeness of the result everybody was I eft gasping for breath when ·Barna rode to the ·victory.
Two weeks ago. Sewanee sufered its second defeat. While Tulane was taking the measure of
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WHAT'S THE DO PE
Continued from Page 10
Northwestern's Purple outfit in Chicago, the Ken lucky eleven handed the Tigers a 14-0 verdict.
Since that however, the Tigers have been coming strong as is shown in their recent victory over
Chattanooga, when they showed a stif defense and a strong scoring punch.
The Sewanee game will be of great interest in New Orleans. It is the last Conference game ::.n
New Orleans, and one of great importance for Tulane will have its hands full to win. It will mark ·che
last appearance in grid togs of Captain Lautenschlaeger, "Peggy'' Flournoy, Harry Gamble, ''Irish"
Levy, Fred Lambrecht, Benny Wight and Ellis Henican, all of whom will be lost by graduation and the
three year rule. And last but not least, November I 4 will be Homecoming Day and Sewanee and T ulane
alumni from all parts of the state and nearby :1tates will join in making the day a big one.
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SOLVENlR TULANE FOOTBALL PROGRAM SEASON 1925
THE LAST TWO
WEEKS
ln the two weeks
that the Tulane team
has been out on the
toad it has made a
great name for itself
in the football records
of America.
Like a whilrwind.
sweeping up from
the South, the Green
Wave s p I a s h e d
through the mud of
S t a g g field two
weeks ago and, while
Chicago fans roared
their applause, rolled
over the h e a v y
Northwestern Purple
eleven to an I 8-7
victory.
It would be an insult
to the grid fans
of New Orleans to
write at length on
that game here because
nearly every
one stormed t h e
news-stands for Chicago
papers, or read
their fill in the local
dailies.
Sufice it to say
the Greenies won a
lot of recognition,
Flournoy and Lautenschlaeger
won a
lot of praise in which
the whole team came
in for its share. and
Tulane received publicity
that a million
dollars couldn't have
purchased.
It's A Great Game
If You Don't Weaken!
This game of studying, and playing,
and being ever well dressed
and ready for the part. There's
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the trip were the
playing of Lautenschlaeger
and Flournoy,
the cheer-leadiog
of Larry Benson
and Marion Draper,
and the great playing
ofT ulane' s band.
This about covers
every phase of the
trip.
A t Montgomery
the Greenies battled
through the mud of
Crampton Bowl to
gain a hard earned
victory over the Aub
u r n Ple:insmen.
Thrice in that scoreless
first half and as
many more in the
second, the Greenies
were well on their
way to scores which
did not materalize
because of the lack
of punch. Once the
Greenies were kept
from a possible score
by poor oficiating.
With the ball on the
Auburn 1-yard line,
a n d three Tulane
downs expended, the
lineman lost count of
the downs for the
moment and gave
the ball to Auburn.
Another example
of poor oficiating
occurred during the
·change of position at
the end of the third
quarter. On changing
the ball the referee
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WHA T'S THE DOPE
Continuecl from P(I(JC 12
Of the game, our guess is of course that Tulane will win. Prejudiced or no, the writer would bet
on the present Creenies against any team in America, and he believes that they could beat any outfit
the country ofers, Michigan, Dartmouth, California included.
Our guess is that Tulane will win by 3 touchdowns. The lay-of, the gradual working back into a
high pitch and perfect form will find the Creenies ready for the Tigers. While the Wave is getting the
relaxation it needs today against Poly, Sewanee will have its job cut on to win from Homer Hazers
··ole Miss". Hazel eleven held Vanday to a 7-0 score last week and the Vandy team was saved by
the gong from a tie score or thereabouts.
The Sewanee team is supposed to have a strong line and the outcome of the battle will depend
on whether the Tulane forwards can outrush the visitors. The Tigers also boast a tricky ofense eleven
with a good forward pass attack.
Coach "Brother" Brown
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THE LA ST TWO
WEEKS
Col!tillue<l from Page 13
mistook the 4 7 -yard
line for the 4 2-yard
line and Tulane lost
five yards in the
transaction.
The G r e e n i e s
looked much better
t h a n Auburn, although
the Plainsmen
out rushed the
Tulane line for most
of the battle. However,
Coach Morey
could only show a
spasmodic of tackle
attack which w a s
s o o n e r or later
Contintecl on Page 15.
"ON TO L. S. U."
WITH THE GREENIES
Baton Rouge Nov. 21
Let's Al Go!
Will I See You at
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THE LAST TWO
WEEKS
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squelched by the
Greenie line.
The going was the
worst possible. Slippery,
boggy Alabama.
red clay was
n o t conducive to
speed, yet Lautenschlaeger,
on several
trips through t h e
mud, did some nice
stepping.
''Peggy'' Flournoy
was right there with
his line smashing and
as neat a 45 yard
dash of tackles, as
any one could want.
His punting with a
heavy, slippery ball,
was fine.
The real star, uncovered
in the battle
w,s Johnny Menville,
former Freshman
and jesuit star.
Johnny showed to
advantage on plunging
t h r o u g h the
heavy Auburn line
and on 7 straight
plays carried the ball
some thirty yards.
Menville will get his
big chance against
Sewanee.
Twelve hundred
fans, the greatest
number to follow a
Tulane team, made
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TODA Y
Contitmecl from Page 6
at the signal calling
position. "Shorty"
Norman has been the
focal point of more
than one grid fan
since the s e a s o n
opened. They roared
w h e n the midget
clicked of his ood
gains in the Aggie
game and are just
waiting for a dry
field and a real
chance to see "Shorty"
do his Aeahop.
The Poly game
comes as a safety
valve to a hard season.
It is tl->e first
breathing spell since
the season opened
and it is sandwiched
in between the first
half and the last half
of a bard set of assi.
g nments .
The boys from Ruston
are. it must be
admitted not capable
of giving the Greenies
much stif competition,
although the
reserves may have its
hands full stopping
Hogg and company.
And while t h e
Greenies are having
an easy time of it,
Kentucky may be
furnishing the punch
that will give Alabama
a knockout in
the race for the Dixie
title.
{(Pas" Palermo
'A Sweet L ittle Center'"
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