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Tulane vs University of Tennessee
SATURIDAY, 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 line,
while Lowe (below), this year· s
captain, holds down the other
tackle position.
a Tennessee product, who keeps .. Bro."
Brown (upper right), company on the
terminal position for the V 0lunteers.
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Bro.
Brown
Capt.
Tulane 1924
All Southern Half 1923
Below, Brown is seen in the game with Mississippi College, carrying the ball around right end.
Lautenschlaeger has just brought down a man. Bergere:t is taking another would-be tackler out of the
way and Flournoy is doing his best to get the man who is he:aded straight for Brown.
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<:ABOUT TODA Y'S GAME
'T ul,me is easily lh<! favorite in today' s gcPn e. Although the only direct compamtivc dope on
the two teams would make th<" odd about even smce the 1\lississippi Agic1; def..,:.ted hath learns hy
about the ":\me- score, shll the eneral opinion is th t the Gr('enies will win wathout the struggle which
they had to put against Auburn last Saturday. In fact. it is lurgcly the 1esults of that game ·which have
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ago, and from which she
frll when the i\lississippi
A. & M .. two weeks ago,
U'>.P/, on<� tncky torma
tion, threw the Greenies
<JfT bRlam·e and ripped of
gain arter g . in thlough
their iine and backheld,
enough to wan decisavel)
I 3-6. La t Saturday
while Tulane was having
the b.:ttle of her life with
Auburn, Tennessee wa:;
being defeated by Center
32-0.
The tory goes the
round:� that Tennessee
always "lays m wait''
and "tares up" for any
one of her future oppon·
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ABOUT THE
GAME
(<. onlm!lt'(S)
and those who ex·
r> e c t Tennessee to
fllOVe a threat toda)
bu-e their cxpecta·
L1on largt>ly on thi-.
uadition, but it j ...
scarcely likely that
l'ennessee w o u I d
hold her,..elf in n:·
crve for Tulane.
'ith a game against
Centre on hand.
1 he Greenies did
not loose a single
, mnn through injuries
last Saturday. though
was pretty
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Tulane.
.,evezcly sk1nned up.
A week'5 growth of
hide and whiskl"rs,
however, ha, mode
him rt"ndy for the
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Homecomin g
Dan c e
T u l a n e
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Ton ig ht
Tulan e-Newcomb
Stu dents and
Alumn i
Between Malwes A. &. M. Game
He1 e ate the organi£ations
which have played
"i larg part in maintaining
a high pitche of enthusiasm
on the campus and at
the game!' this season.
In the foreround, center,
IS seen the ' Pep
Gang," an orgamzed
group of volunteer rooters
and pep rai!lers, who
are responsible for the
wide nropagation of the
"Beat Vandy" slogan, hefore
the Tulane-Vandy
game, a month ago. Ht:re
they ha\'e gotten onto
the field in a snake dance
-aht.:.d of the F rt:o:h-n1en.
In tht hac·kgrollrHI, lwt Wt I'll
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haul, all or·gunlzaJion wt•ll
('StHIJlilJpfi IJI)\1' IHI tht• 1'!1111•
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Auburn 6
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It's a Great Game,
VOLUNTEERS
we are playing down at
GREENIES
Burdette
''P OR TE R'S"
I. I. A. W. Brown
2. Batey our line-up: 2. H. Wilson
3. Brown 3. ]. R. Craig
4. Kelly KNOX HATS 4. junior Henican
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6. Bulman
MANHA IT AN SHIRTS
6. E. Henican
7. Bone 7. Le.ter Lauten-
8. Robinson
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HIRSH WICKWIRE CLOTHES 8 Lorio
9. Bond
10 Berge ret
10. Flowers SCOTCH MIST OVERCOATS
11 Lamprecht
12. Campbell and 13. H. Phillips
13. Lowe, Capt. REAL SERVICE 14. V. Robinson
15. King 15. Ptiea'y Flournoy
16. Robinson � &od1 6. Palermo
18. Lawrence 17. L MeLean
20. Lavin
Carondelet and Gravier Sts.
18. J. A. Lawrence
21. Jonel; 19. M. Levy
2 3. Christmas 20. Bennie Wight
25. Gregory 21. Dick Hammond
16. Vowell 22. H. Talbot
2 7. Harkness 23. B. Goldsmith
28. jones PLAYERS AND NUMBERS 24. E. Morgan
29. Deaver 25. G. Wilson
Use this to Identify the Men on the Field, tlaese are 26. H. Gamble
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SEASON 1924 TO DATE
Sept. 2-7th,- 1-.9-;2;4 --
Tulane ........................ .. 0
Southwestern 0
Oct. 4th, 1924
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Tulane ........................ 6
2 3
7 0
0 0
2 3
0 13
4
7
0
4
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Mississippi College ........ ·
Oct. 11th, 1924 I
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Tulane · · · · · · · · · · · ········ · · ·····I
La. Poly Tech I .. .. ······ · · ·I
Oct. 18, 1924
Tulane .......................... !
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Vanderbilt Uni. ············'
Oct. 25, 1924
Tulane --··---------·---········
Springhill ................. -----·
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November 1st, 19 2 4 I
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7
28
0
7
0
0
0
Tulane ........... ............... 1 0
Mis. A & M. College .. ! 7
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0 0 0
2 3 4
0 0 14
0 6 6
L 3 4
-0 - 7 7
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13 I 0 0
2 I 3 4 - ,- -6 -13 14
0
2
6
0
0 0
3 1 4
-- 0 0
0 7
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ovember 8th, 19z;r- I 2 3 4
Tulane .......................... !I 7 0 0 7
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Auburn - ·- -·- ... -·· ............ 0 0 0 6
14
0
Final
31
7
Final
42
12
Final
21
13
Final I
33
0
Final I -61
14
Final
14
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TULANE G REENB ACKS-HEROES 1324
Since this picture was madt: back in September this group of youths-the youngest team Tulane has
ever had-has fought its way to a place in Southern football of which few outside of Coach Shaughnessy
and a small group of optimists, scarcely dreamed. Since that time Bergeret reported to the squad and has
been fighting like a tiger in the line; Lorio was advanced to the 'Varsity group from the reserves and has
bundantly proved his worth and, unfortunately, misfortune in the form of a broken leg, robbed Leal McLean
of the privilege of going ahead with his mates, and deprived Tulane of his services.
GREENIES "1924"
Upper Row, Left to Right-Ass't. Coach Bierman, Craig, HammondJ 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.
PROBABLE STARTING
LINEUP
University of Tennessee Tulane
3 BROWN MORGAN 24
Left End
BURDETTE ................................................ LEVY 19
Left Tackle
16 ROBINSO ·
• T. GOLDSMITH 23
Left Guard
25 VOWELL WILSON 2
Center
6 BULMAN .......................................... BERCERET I 0
Right Guard
13 LOWE, (Capt.} ...................................... TALBOT 22
Right Tacklt-
2 BATEY DOC WILSON 25
Right End
2 7 HARKNESS .................... LAUTENSCHLAEGER 7
Quarter
7 BONE FLOURXOY
Left Half
I 0 FLOWERS ................................ .............. BROWN
Right Half
12 CAMPBELL LAMPRECHT
Fullback
SCORE BY QUARTERS
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TULANE .................... ! 0 IQI91_z_l b l
u. OF TE NESSEE. ... l 0 I 7 I 0 I 0 I 7 l
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Here IS Brown starting
behind Lautenschlae2'r· s
mterference o n t h a l
seewping end run that
ended behind A & 1. i
goal line, but from which
he we�s called back by
the rt>feree because he
stepped out of bounds.
So rap1dly has the play
been pulled that. save
lor the Aggie end, both
teams ha vc been left be-hind.
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Here's Reese, the
Vandy speedster go
ing alone and unal-tended
around the
right end of his line.
1 Flournoy is doing his
best to stop him and
Bergeret is also hot
on his trail. The play
c.ccurred in the c:ec-ond
quarter of the
game when Vander-l--
ilt looked like the
winner, sure, tearing
the Tulane line to
MY! WHAT A MORAL FOR MALES
What a picture of tragic realism! l!Jvery lady
In sight cheerng madly, thinking only of the
hardy youths down on the gridiron. Alas, the
poor escorts. consigned for the moment to limbo.
But after the game-there, of course, Is our
moral. ForgQtten now the eleven glorious green
jerseys, the moleskins marked with the g1·1me of
battle. Behold; The clapper bat-wing or the smart
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this and the
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from which is shown
on page 8, when
Tulane opened u p
and outplayed the
Commodores f r o m
every angle of the
game.
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Coming of the field between halves.
Front, Tulane Band. On right, in backl<round,
Freshmen Snake Dance, led by Marion Draper,
Freshman cheer-leader. On left, in background,
White Elephants, a Freshman organization, in
parade.
CHEER, BOYS, CHEER
Cheer, boys, cheer, for Tulane has the ball.
My, oh my, there's goiug to be a fall.
0, when we hit that line there'll be no line at all
There'll be a hot time in Tulane tonight.
Rah! Rah I Rah! Etc.
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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.
lV!ichigan vs. Ohio State at Columbus.
Chicago vs. Northwestern at Chicago.
Iowa vs. Wisconsin at Madison.
West 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.
CcJumbia vs. Army at West Point.
Yale vs. Princeton at Princeton.
Conell vs· Dartmouth at New York.
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