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"Peggy" Gaining Through the Louisiana College Line Last Saturday
Captain Lester Lautenscblaeger
"Lil Les", the Greenie field
general, will have his big chance
today to "Show Missouri'' just
how great a quarteback he is. Last
week against Louisiana college
Lester scored four touchdowns
and showed Tulane followers that
this year will be his biggest, fastest,
and best since he donned the
Tulane jersey for the first time
four years ago. This picture shows
Lester about to throw one of his
short bullet-like passes with which
the Tulane team today will twist
the tail of the Tiger from Missouri.
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"Peggy" F lournoy
Far down the field "Peggy"
sent the ball just as the camera
man snapped him and he'll send
them further today whenever Lester
has to call on "Peggy's" toe to
keep the Mizzou boys away from
the Greenie goal Line. Flournoy
bids fair to have his greatest season
this, his last year, and his
triple threat stuf today will make
the Tigers sit up and take notice.
Watch Peggy tear up the Missouri
line today and then chalk him up·
as an All-Southern halfback.
OI..J\E \lIR TULA"lE FOOTBAL L PROGR \1\ SEASO 192)
ANOTHER VIEW O F THE 1924 WAVE.
Last week we showed a picture of the last Greenie outfit all dolled up in its .. Sunday·· football
paraphernalia, but this shows Shaughnessy's lads just aftet a hot practice last fall in their · working
clothes.·· As yet no picture of the Greenies has been allowed to be taken, but as soon as we get one
we'll shoot it in for the fans.
Seated-Levy, V. Robinson, H. Wilson, Brown, Lautenschlaeger, Palermo, Scrub Coach Killeen.
Second row-Craig, Gamble, Odom, Lamprecht, j. Henican, Lorio, Goldsmith.
Third row-Coach Bierman, Coach Shaughnessy, ..D oc. . Wilson, Wight, Talbot, Hammond, McLean,
Flomnoy, Morgan, Freshman Coach Eddie Reed.
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SOC\'ElR TULANE FOOTBALL PROGRAM SEASON 1925
"Show Missouri", Greenies
The toughest early season proposition that Coach Shaughnessy's Greenies have ever been called
upon to face will take the field today in the shape of the Missouri Tiger eleven, heavy-weights all, and
winners last year of the Missouri Va lley Conference championship. And, while Tulane's opponents
are rated as hard customers to tame, the Mizzou outfit realizes that it is not down here on a fall jaunt
and that when the last long coash pulls out of the Union Station tonight they may be on the painfully
short end of the score.
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A team of giants will
face the Greenies, the
Missouri forwards from
end to end, averaging
nearly 190 pounds, or exactly
I 5 pounds per man
more than the Wave first
line of defense.
''Art" Coglizer, 190
pounder whose educated
toe enabled Missouri to
chalk up a 3-0 verdict
over Alonzo Stagg's Chicago
outfit, will hold
down one of the ends for
the Tigers from Columbia,
while at the other flank,
Bacchus, named for and
built like, a Greek god,
will use his 19 5 pound
combination of speed and
brawn to keep the Greenies
from circling his end.
Should Missouri get within
drop-kicking distance,
Coglizer may be called
( Oontimwd on Page 5.)
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"Show Missouri,"
Greenies
Oontintccl from Page 4
back, because with
his passing ability he
at once becomes a
double threat.
Opposing Benny
Wight and "Hoss''
Talbot at the tackle
jobs will be Lindenmeyer
and Stafford
a pair of six-foot
linemen who both
send the scales up to
19 5 pounds. This
duo is fast and have
the experience of
many battles tucked
under their b e I t s.
Studebaker, another
200 pound man in
the Missouri retinue,
game at tackle in
place of Staford,
and his appearance
with added bulk will
serve to make that
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guards are not slighted
when the weight
IS distributed and
Ferguson and Walker.
190 pounders,
probable starters in
the "m iddle-of-theline"
places will not
feel one whit out of
place with the rest of
the Titans from the
"s how me" section
of the country.
Center, the one
position where the
the Greenies will out·
weigh the visitors,
will be held down by
C. Smith, a mere
m i d g e t of 167
pounds. H a r v e y
Wifson, who tips in
at about I 7 S will
have the edge on
this lad.
The M i sr s o u, r i
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reports, will be light
and fas Jackson, a
speedy boy, will di-
Oontinued on Page 6
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SHOW MISSOUR I GREEN IES--Continued
rect the team from quarterback, while Captain Sammy Whiteman, Missouri's best ground-gainer and
main cog in a supposed powerful forward pass attack will hold down one of the halfs while Stuber,
known in Columbia as "Missouri's Red Grange", will be at the other half.
Thomas, big husky and heaviest man in back field, who is slated to start at fullback against Tulane,
is rated as one of the best line-plungers in the VaHey conference. Whether this foursome and
their running mates, O' Sullivan, Simpson, Tuttle, Moulder and others can break through the Tulane
line is the question causing all the excitement today and the biggest crowd in Tulane football history is
expected, if weather conditions are favorable, to turn out to learn the answer.
The same team that started the Louisiana College game last week is scheduled to open the fray
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changes by Coach
Shaughnessy might shift
the eleven around a bit.
In the event Eddie Morgan
returns to end in place
of Harry Gamble, Johnny
Menville or Pat B rowne
will take Eddie's place in
the Tulane backfield. On
the other hand should
Gamble be kept at end as
his great game last Saturday
justifies, a shift in the
backfield might k e e p
Lamprecht on the sidelines
with Menville or
Browne in his place. Lampref;
ht has been working
as alternate quarterback
all week and should
Shaughnessy want three
signal callers on tap in
Lester, Lorio and Lam·
precht, not to mention Ellis
Henican who is ready
(Contimwd on Page 15.)
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L OU I S I A N A
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1. Whiteman. Capt. COM P A N Y
2. Swoford I. Lautenschlaeger
3. O' Sullivan 2. Killeen
4. Staford Oficial Printers 3. Lorio
5. Thomas
6. Ferguson TULANE
5. Moss
7. Ba<::chus
6. D. Wilson
8. Flammack Foot Ball Program 7. Gamble
9. Edgington
10. Linden meyer
10. Lamprecht
1 1. Walker TULANE II. Henican
12. Richerson
Hullabaloo 12. Browne 13. Jackson
14. Castle 13. Stoessel
15. Simpson TULANE 14. Evans
1 7. Eschelman
18. C. Smith Students' Hand Book
15. Flournoy
19. Stuber 16. Watson
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3 1. Milligan 26. Rosenhouse 32. Miller
33. Coglizer 2 7. Blackledge
34. Hicks WHO'S WHO IN THE GAME
35. Moulder Use of the list of numbers of the Greenie and Wildcat
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PROBABLE LINE-UP WILL THE GREENIES HAL T THESE HUSKIES?
Greenies Missouri
No. No .
6 .. Doc" Wilson .... Coglizer 33
Right End
22 Talbot .... Studebaker 30
Right Tackle
2 7 Blackledge .......................................... Walker I I
Right Guard
24 H. Wilson ...... .................................... C. Smith 18
Center
23 Levy Ferguson 6
Left Guard
31 Wight .......................................... Lindeumeyer I 0
left Tackle
7 Gamble Bacchus
Left End
Lautenschlaeger jackson 13
Quarter
I 7 Morgan ............................ Whiteman, (Capt.)
Left Half
15 Flournoy .................... .......................... Stuber 19
Right Half
10 Lamprech t Thomas 5
Full Back
THE SCORE
I 92 5 I I 2 I 3 I 4 I Final
TULANE .. .... ...... .. l-1 1 1 1 r
MISSOURI COL __ J_I_l _l_l I
Richerson
GtW1"CL
"Red" Richerson. who will probably
start al gua1·d today against
the Greenies Ups the balance at
220 pounds. Besides being one of
the heaviest or heavy men the
Green Wave will roll up against
when the whistle starts activities.
Richeson Is said to be the fastest
man on the 1\llssouri eleven. He is
a good kicker and, for that reason
coupled with his speed the big fellow
often is <'alled back to carry
the ball and thus creates a triple
threat.
Jackson
Back
Jackson. fleetfooted quarterback.
of the Tigers will match his wits
with Lhose or Captain Lester Lautenschiaeger
today when the two
field gener·a!s send their forces
against one aoothe Jackson Is
fast. a good line vhanger and a
I heady mAn to call e team sig-nals.
Besides that he bas somewhat
of a reputation as a 1·ecelver
of forward passes and may be one
of the troublesome ones to the
Creenies today.
Capt. Whiteman
Back
Tulane's secondary defense will
have tts hands full if reports are
to be believed. when Captain Wileman
starts flinging passes. Whiteman
Is a good man at carrying the
ball either around the end or in
thrusts at the line. but his rorte is
tossing the ball into the waiting
arms or some other or his teammates.
Able to throw the ball
with equal accuracy and speed
with either right or left hancl and
while on the ntn. W'hiteman makes
himself a constant threat to the
opposition.
"SHOW MISSOURI''
O'Sullivan
Back
This little 160 pound :Vlick who
can step the hun<11·ed in ten flat
and who wears his football togs
so that even the veriest "dufer"
in the grand stand must break
down and confess that he looks
like a football player. is every bit
as good as he looks and the
Greenies will be chasing a
"Brothe1··· Bt·own on the opposing
side whenever this lad carries the
ball. O'Sullivan is a halfback and
quarterback and will play against
the Wave today In ellher position.
LAST
1925 I
I TULANE .............. 1
I LA COLLEGE. ..... !
Tuttle
Back
Tuttle is another one of the fast
shifty backs that Coach Gwinn
Henry will rely on to circle the
Creenie terminals for good gains.
Jt this boy and any of the other
i\lilzou backs make many such
gains around ··ooc·· Wilson, Gamble
et als., they will be well worth
the advance notices which have
bel'n streaming in about each and
every member of the ChamJ>ions or
of the i\l issouri Valley Conference.
Tuttle will probably get into the
Tulane game at a l1alfback berth.
WEEK'S SCORE
I 2 I 3 4 Fina l
II I
20 6 I 25 26 77
I 0 I 0 II 0 0 0
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Principal Changes In Rules For 1925
In Rule VII sec. I (a) the winner of the toss has been given another option, viz, the choice of
receiving the kick-of in addition to the choice of goal or of receiving the kick-of. The loser of the toss
is ·also given a choice of options.
The forty yard line has again been designated as the mark of the kick-of-Rule VI sec. 1.
The penalty for of-side in the scrimmage line has been changed so that, although under Rule
IX Sec. 2, this ofense still calls for a loss of five yards, the point to be gained for first down will remain
the same unless the distance penalty p '
laces the ball in advance of that point.
The penalty under Rule XI sec. 5, for ''clipping'' has been made "loss of 2 5 yards from the
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The most r a d i c a I
change, involving as it
does a modification of the
long established principles
governing "on-side" and
"of-side", is that regarding
the rights of players
following the blocking of
a kick which is made from
behind the line of scrim-mage.
In order to avoid confusion
on the part of players
and the dificulty
w h i c h has frequently
arisen in the past of determmmg
whether the
blocking of a kick had
been done by a player of
the team on ofense or on
defense, Rule XVII now
permits any player to recover
a kicked b a I I
(blocked or otherwise)
which does not cross the
line of scrimmage. In
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Stuber of Missouri
They call Stuber, halfback of ;:he
1\Iinou Tigers "Nlissouri's 'Red'
Grange:· and he will be in the
Tiger li11e-up today attempting to
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Clark Shaughnessy's Mighty Crean
�Wave. Besides being a halfback,
Stuber may be seen at the quar·
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Principal Changes In Rules--Continued
other words, it is to be treated in the same manner as a fumbled ball.
Also to avoid dificulties which have heretofore arisen after a partially blocked kick, the rules
now procide that a kick which has been partially blocked or touched BY EITHER SIDE and thereafter
crosses the scrimmage line shall be played in the same manner as though the kick had been gotten
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SOUVENIR TULANE FOOTBALL PROGRAM SEASON 1925
A Week Ago
A splashing, slashing,
swishing Green
Wave rolled through
the mud with irresistable
force and a
h e a v i e r Louisiana
College eleven was
rocked in the swell
to a 77-0 tune in the
season's opener last
Saturday.
With almost "unstopable"
drives the
Greenies swept down
the field time after
time, brushing the
Pineville boys out of
their path and in 60
minutes of wet, slopPY
plodding. filled
with spectacular runs
the Tulane t e a m
emassed the highest
total of point in the
whole South and was
second to Cornell in
the entire country
for the size of its
score. The Ithaca institutions
piled up 80
points or three more
than the Greenies.
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This game of studying, and playing,
and being ever well dressed
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Captain Lautenschlaeger,
Morgan,
Flournoy, Browne,
Menville, Lorio and
Norman made some
b e a u t if u I long
broken field dashes
while the rest of the
T u I a n e ofensive
handled the ball
well, especially Tom
Killeen and Fred
Lamprecht, the latter
also playing a
corking good defensive
game.
The Tulane line
and ends stopped
everything that came
their way and it is
doubtful if the Louisiana
outfit totaled
ten yards during the
whole afair. Levy
and Blackledge at
guards and Harvey
Wilson at center,
stopped every Louisiana
Wildcat thrust
at the middle of the
line, while Talbot
and Wight piled up
the plays as fast as
they started. Gamble
and "Doc" Wilson
at ends, showed
worlds of speed in
getting under punts
and "did their stuf"
when ever a rash
Wildcat tried to skirt
the ends.
The G r e e n i e s
showed that they are
C o a c h Shaughnessy's
boys romped
in the mud to their
hearts content, while
some 4 5 00 spectators
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undampened
despite the adverse
weather conditions
which did not provide
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Coach " Brother" Brown
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What's the Dope?
For the first time m
ages the University of
Mississippi will put out a
real good outfit, which
with Homer Hazel, former
Rutgers and all-American
backfield man at the helm
has gone forward with
great strides at the start
of the present season.
Last Saturday "Ole Miss"
defeated the Jonesboro
Aggies 5 3-0, a far bigger
score than the Oxford outfit
totaled last year.
Today "O l e Mis s"
plays Texas at Austin and
they face their first real
test. If Hazel's outfit can
hold the Longhorns to a
close score or maybe beat
them, they will come to
New Orleans next week
prepared to give Tulane a
real fight.
Watch y o u r s t e P.,
Creenies.
"ON TO AUBURN"
WITH THE GREENIES
Montgomery Oct. 31
Let's All Go!
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TONIGHT!
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Do You Remember?
-That slushy day in 191}
when Tulane and L. S. U.
splashed futilely through the
mud to a 0-0 tie?
-When Pete Maihles captained
the Creenies and it
nearly broke his heart to be
taken out of the L. S. U.
game up at Baton Rouge?
-When Cajun Legendre
stamped around the Tulane.
lot before he went to Princeton
and became one of the
greatest ends in the country
in 1921?
-When $2 bills weren't as
frequent as they are now and
you had to hop the fence to
see the game? We sure do,
and our conscience never
hurt us.
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"Show Missouri,"
Creenies
C011ti1111f(l t1·om Page 6
to return to the
game, the golf and
football star will be
probably held in reserve.
Blackledge. playing
his first Varsity
g a m e last week,
!:howed up to advantage,
but Coach
Shaughnessy m a y
prefer to shoot a seasoned
man at the
Missouri bunch and
Virgil Ro binson. veteran
and steady lineman
may get the call
at the start.
The Tulane team
is in the greatest possible
shape. But one
man, Palermo, on
the Varsity squad
will be unable to get
into the M i s s o u r i
game should the Tulane
coach be forced
to call out the reserves.
Coupled with
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the stif scrimmages
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Pas Pnlermo
The only Greenie
on the injured list.
He'll be back in
the harness after today's
fray and will
be rarin' to go.
and scrubs throughout
the week have
put the Tulane defense
on edge to battle
the Tiger of its
feet.
And while the
first eleven is in there
fighting every inch
of the way, "Shorty"
Norman, Tom
Killeen, Lorio and
Men ville, Tulane's
p o n y backfield"
will be ready for
Coach Shaughnessy
to rush in the game
when the Greenies
are near enough for
"Shorty" Norman
and his comrades to
snake through the
Mizzou outfit.
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a good set of "mudders",
the way they
kept their feet over
the slushy gridiron.
Every one of the
Greenies except Palermo
and Henican
broke into the game
in liberal doses and
the second Varsitv
with the ponies"
running with the ball
fared just as well as
the first-string men
in keeping the Wildcat
as tame as a Maltese
kitten.
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