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SoufJenir Football Program of Tulane Unif:Jersity
TULANE vs. L. S. U.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28, J93l--2:30 P. M.
TULANE STADIUM
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The Tulane University of
Louisiana
NEW ORLEANS
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The University embraces the following departments:
The College of Arts and Sciences
The H. Sophie Newcomb College for Women
The College of Engineering·
The Graduate School
The College of Law
The School of Medicine
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The School of Pharmacy
The Dental Clinic
The College of Commerce and Business Administration
The Courses for Teachers
The Department of Middle American Research
The School of Social Work
The Summer Schools
For Catalogue Address:
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TEXACO AND THE GREEN WAVE BOTH
HAVE SPEED!
FRERET SERVICE STATION
Combines This With Courteous Service
Road Service, Greasing, Washing, Tire Repairing
Freret at Robert UPtown 6236
GOOD MEATS
BUILD MUSCLE
Tulane Gets The Best Selected Western Meats
P ersonal Service
Pete & Mike Mailhes
MAILHES BROS.
Jefferson Market
Gen. Pershing & Magazine
Phones: UPtown 1143-1144
It's Unanimous!
Freshies
So phs
juniors
Seniors
Choose and Cheer
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Where Tulane Goes for Clothes
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correct. Over half a century's experience has
served as a background for Spalding's recognized
leadership in sports.
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A New Line-Up for E very Man
SAXON-WEAVE SUIT
A New Type Fabric
at a New Low Price
KNIT-TEX OVERCOAT
Was Always $30
. Now
STETSON HATS
Now at Holmes
Lined $7.50
Before and .After the
Game You'll Enjoy
Dining in Holmes
Restaurant
Now at Holmes -
Sporting Equipment
for Teams or
Individuals
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for Godchaux Clothes
We're cheering these new suits from
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you won't be able to resist
them. New Blues, Greys and Browns.
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,0canal near Baronne,
The New 1931 Football Stickers In Olive and Blue Colors Ar" Now
Ready at Holmu.
(Ask for yours in Holmes Men's Store or in Holmes Sporting Goods
Department.)
COLLEGE MEN WHO WEAR HART
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CDetailed L. S. U. 'Roster-
(For Fans Who Want All The Facts)
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jersey Number Position
Name Weight White Purple Home Town
Leroy Langley ISS I I Half Jennings, La.
Wm. Butler ISO 2 2 Half Ponchatoula, La.
Louis Harrell 142 3 3 Quarter Baton Rouge
Wm. Lobdell ISS 4 4 Quarter Baton Rouge
H. Brown 16S 5 s End Alexandria, La.
S!d Bowman IS5 6 6 Half Hammond, La.
Pete Brainard 170 7 7 Guard Artesia, N. M.
E. Graham 16S 9 9 End Picayune, Miss.
Ed Stevens 180 10 10 Half Reserve, La.
joe Kell·er 16S II I I Half Reserve, La.
Les Peebles 16S 14 14 Half Shreveport
T uney Giovanni 190 IS IS Guard Lake Charhs
Buck Staples 178 16 End Gilbert, La.
Roy Wilson 180 17 17 End Shreveport
Joe Almokary 17S 18 18 Half Shreveport
Walter Fleming 17S 19 13 End Lake Charles
Gee Mitchell 190 20 20 Fullback Rayville, La.
Neil Mixon 170 23 23 Halfback Amite, La.
Dick Cadwallader 18S 2S Center Baton Rouge
Tom Smith 190 26 16 Fullback Alexandria
Ab Nevils 180 27 19 Tackle Lake Charles
Joel Pressburg 19S 28 28 Guard Baton Rouge
Jess McLain 19S 29 29 Genter Covington, La.
Bob Powell 190 30 24 Tackle Quitman, Ga.
j. Brown 190 31 31 End Gloster, Miss.
Bob Bannister 190 32 21 Tackle Bogalusa, La.
Jim Malone 18S 33 26 Guard Rdorm, La.
Haywood Moore 200 34 27 Guard Jonesboro, La.
0. K. Kirkpatrick 200 3S Tackle Tulsa. Okla.
John Kent 19S 36 2S End Kentwood, La.
C. Skidmore 18S 37 22 Quarter Winchester, Tenn.
J. Skidmore 20S 38 36 Tackle Winchester, Tenn.
jack Connell 23S 39 3S Center Minden, La.
Jack Torrence 2SS 40 34 Guard Oak Grove, La.
Bill Allen 200 41 32 Tackle McComb, Miss.
Ed Khoury (Capt.) 21S 42 33 Tackle Lake Charles
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CLAGGETT UPTON
Tulane Tackle
LOWELL DAWSON
Tulane Quarterback
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TULANE
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"FILLING EVERY STUDENT NEED"
Basement, Gibson Hall
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1531 Tulane Avenue Opposite Charity Hospital
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Means
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THE O'SHEA FOOTBALL JERSEY
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U. S. Military Academy
Princeton
Tulane
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TULANE CAMPUS VIEW
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TIME OUT
Once-"Was he surprised when you said
you wanted to marry his daughter?"
Twice-"Was he? The gun nearly fell out
of his hand.''
He was never dated, he was never wed,
He hardly would speak to a femme,
But he followed the hosiery-lingerie ads,
And he learned about women from them.
-Hyatt's Hummer.
Mistress-' 'The last maid I had was too fond
of policemen, Mary. 1 shall expect you to
avoid them.''
New Maid-"Don't worry about that,
ma'am. 1 'ates the sight of 'em. My father's
a burglar."
Irate Golfer-"You must be the worst caddie
in the world."
Caddie-"Hardly. That would be too much
of a coincidence."
Correct this sentence: "Frankly," said the
politician, "I don't know what caused the depression
and I have no idea how to stop it."
-Robert Quillen.
The Height of Emptiness: A street in Glasgow
on Tag day.
It was at a fashionable wedding. The bridegroom
h.ad no visible means of support save
his father, who was rich; but when he repeated
that portion of the srvice, he said boldly:
"With all my worldly goods, I thee endow!"
Whereupon the father said in a stage whisper
that could be heard all over the church.
"Heavens. There goes his bicycle."
Blonde-What did you do after he kissed
you at the doorway?
Brunette-! asked him to put down his hat
and stick.
After all, the folks who lived back m the
gay nineties had one advantage over us. When
they saw a red-headed girl, they knew she was
born that way. Jackson, Miss., Daily News.
A primeval lady named Eve,
Caused poor old Adam to grieve.
When he asked her where she'd been,
She replied with a grin;
'Tve been absent without any leaf."
Jf. Jf. Jf. Jf.
A Maryland hunt club has banned liquor
before or during fox hunts. The foxes have
complained that even by running a zig-zag
course they could not keep out of the way of
some huntsmen.
-H. I. Phillips.
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Here they come HATS OFF TO 'EM./
Jn the thrilling moments
when you're smoking with halfback
speed be sure it's a milder,
better tasting Chesterfield.
YOU CAN SMOKE THEM ALL DAY LONG
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TJHIJE GRJEENIJE.
Vol. I NOVEMBER 28, I 93 I No. 7
The Greenie, Officral Souvenir Football Program of Tulane University and Gridiron lvlagazine, published for each home game of
the Green Wtrve
Price Per Copy-25c
(Mail order requests should be addressed to The Greenie. Tulane Athletic Department, P. 0. Station
20, New Orleans, and should be accompanied by 30c in stamps to cover cost of the Magazine and mailing.)
For advertising rates call WAlnut 0232 or write The Greenie, Advertising Dept., Tulane University.
Washin8ton State's Couf6aPs
Tulane's Green Wave will be called on to quell
a real Far West threat next Saturday-a team that
will be d·etermined to break the impressive record
of Dixie teams over those of the Pacific Coast.
The Washington State Cougars bring a team to
New Orleans boasting Captain Turk Edwards, allAmerican
tackle of I 9 30. Edwards is a man mountain.
At the other tackle, Walter Camp, is said to
be one of th·e finest players of the Pacific Coast.
Hein, an end, is a great player. So is Dahlen,
Sanders and others of tbe backfield. This Sanders
is a great triple threat.
The Cougars have beaten som•e of the outstanding
teams of their conference-the Pacific Coast
loop. They beat the finest team Montana has ever
boasted, 13 to 0. They b•eat Oregon State, 7 to 6.
They trounced Gonzaga, a powerful coast team, 1 3
to 6. They were barely beaten by the University
of California, a touchdown margin deciding the
game.
So look out for this Cougar machine.
SIDE LINE CLUBBERS GETTING READY
Mr. Charles Kohlm·eyer and Mr. Harold Salmon,
officers of the Tulane Side Line Club are now busy
preparing for the biggest banquet even tendered
the Greeni<:s. They are working on plans for a
great turnout of fans around the middle of january
for the banquet, a great program of entertainment
and talks by many outstanding men.
The players are annually awarded letters at th·e
banquet and Mr. Kohlmeyer plans to make this the
biggest event of its nature ever accorded Tulane's
Green Wave. Every citizen of New Orleans and
every follower of Tulane from coast to coast will
tind the welcome mat out that night.
The invitation, informal and mainly extended
through the columns of the Press, will be open to
all friends of Tulane. The announc·ement of the
exact time and date will be issued within a short
time and the place to purchase th•e banquet tickets
will be given in the same announcement.
LOOK FOR NEXT ISSUE OF GREENIE
Photos of many of the Greenie football stars
will be run in the next issue of The Greenie.
Your favorite player may be in th·e batch of good
pictures ready for next week.
So take a peep.
Every issue of The Greenie is individual in its
newness; all n•ew pictures, reading matter, art and
the many things injected into its columns to make
it a real Tulane football magazine.
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JOHN McCORMICK
Tulane Guard
HARRY CLOVER
Tulane Halfback
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1. Tulane vs . L. S. U. I TULANE'S ROSTER § LOUISIANA Name No. I
STATE'S ROSTER ; Clover I 5
Zi mmerman 18 ' ;. . ,..
I �£pie ki�•Y W:· P�:l
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I Hodgins 4 I Harrell 3 3t .
·O'Neill 42 �� Lobdell 4 .}"
DeBuys 43 Brown 5
Warriner 45 TULANE'S PROBABLE L. S. U.'S. PROBABLE ;':d 16 .. '.
);' Magee 46 STARTING LINUP STARTING LINE-UP Graham 9 I Penney 4 7 Stevens 1 0
Dawkins 48 Keller 1 1 I 1
Richardson 49 L. E. -HAYNES (62) L. E.-WILSON ( 17) Peebles 14 14
Roberts so L. T.-DeCOLIGNEY (57) L. T. -KHOURY (42 or 33) Giovanni 15 15
Staples 16
Schroeder 51 L. G.-SCAFID£ (72) L. G.-POWELL (30 or 24) Wilson 1 7
Payne 52 C.-LODRIGUES (54) C.-McLAIN (29) Almokary 18 s McCormick ;! R. G.-McCORMICK (53) R. G.-GIOVANNI ( 15) ';IT i6
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23 j :rigues R. T.-UPTON (66) R. T.-TORRENC£ ( 40 or 34) Mixon 23
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R. £.-DALRYMPLE (33) R. E.-FLEMING ( 19 or 13) Cadwallader 25
Delaune 56 Smith 2 6 I 6 DeColigny 57 Q.B. -DAWSON (26) Q.B.-BUTLER (2) Nevils 27 19 t j: Boasberg 58 L. H.-ZIMMERMAN (18) L. H.-ALMOKARY (18) Pressburg 28 28
Read 59 R. H.-GLOVER ( 15) R. H.-C. SKIDMORE (37 or 22) McLain 29 29 !:7
L 60 Powell 30 24 .;. emmon F. B.-FELTS (63) F. B.-SMITH (26 or 16) J. Brown 31 31 ' '
Paddock 61 Bannister 32 21 § > Haynes 62 .A�.� ..,. �"'� Malone 33 26 . Felts 63 Moore 34 27 g · ·�: § Zemurray 64 Kirkpatrick 35 ' H 6<:. Kent 36 25 ·' , enriques J .;.. ,
\' 66 C. Skidmore 37 22 ,.r. . ""' Upton J Sk 38 36 "" .,..., OFFICIALS F G ME
· idmore (} :c>� Bankston 65 OR TODA Y'S A Connell 39 35 &,.
F eatherngill 70 REFEREE-R. L. Tolley (Sewanee) Torrence 40 34 < Calhoun 71 Allen 41 32 .'-
72 UMPIRE -]. Y. Perry (So!wanee) Khoury 42 33 -.) • Scafide
; Cunningham 73 FIELD JUDCE-Maj. C. H. Franke (Army)
HEAD LINESMAN-R. L. Sullivan (Mo. State) <( For Complete L. S. U. Roster For Complete Tulane Roeter ] See Page 5 t See paae 28 § I
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COACH RUSSELL COHEN
L. S. U.
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"Lefty" on Left End
By Lefty Haynes
You may think that you got a big kick out of
watching the Georgia game, but playing in that
game was the thrill of a lifetime. Only one thing
feels better than hitting a man right above the knee
to block him out, and that is feeling the ball touch
your hands when you're on the receiving end of a
forward pass.
The greatest feature of the Tulane victory over
G·eorgia, to my way of think:ng, was the outstanding
team work which we have succeeded in perfecting.
Every man on the squad is willing to sacrifice hs
own personal glory for the benefit of the team. Our
team has never looked like a on· star club, and
though there has been a star back out for nearly
every game, we have carried on just the same.
If there is any one man who deS'rves an extra
amount of credit, it is our captain, Jerry Dalrymple.
Every one admits that Jerry is a flawless end, but
few people realize how •wonderfully he performs his
extra duties as captain of the team.
In the Georgia game, he walked back and forth
behind the line before nearly every play, encouraging
or threatening th linesmen according to what
the psychology of the situation demanded. His uncanny
diagnosis of plays usually enables him to
tell both the linesmen and the backfieldmen which
way the next play is coming even before it starts.
There can never be enough said and written about
the way Jerry dopes the enemy plays. 1t is almost
impossible for him to do what he does, and his feats
must be due to most unusually rapid perception and
co-ordination.
Jerry is the quickest thinker 1 ever saw, and he
can reach a decision before anybody else has even
stopped to consider. Down on the 6 yard line,
when Georgia was supposed to be penalized 5 yards
for offsides, the referee started to walk back with
the ball automatically. Before any of the rest of
us even thought it over, jerry had called him back
and refused the penalty.
This choice of 4th down and 6, instead of 3rd
down and I I was more important than most people
realize, for the I • yard pos1t1on would have given
Georgia a better chance to pull Catfish Smith· s favorite
pass just over the line. From the 6 yard line,
it would have been difficult for the Bulldogs to
pass without passing over the goal line and giving
us the ball on the 20 yard line. Jerry thought all
this out in a split second.
Jerry considers it one of the duties of a captain
to take a look over the whole field befor each play
starts. This habit proved very fortunate then,
and most probably won the game for us, for it explains
how Jerry happened to see Catfish Smith when
he was hiding out n·ar the side lines. It is not one
of the jobs of an end to locate the opposing end,
so jerry did not miss Catfish from the lineup, but
was merely following his self-made rules for a captain.
He did not have long enough to notify a
back to get out th·ue in time so he did the only
possible thing he could do, before anyone else on
the squad had even seen Catfish. He grabbed the
ball from the Georgia center, calling to the referee
for time out-the only possible way he could have
kept the ball from being passed to Catfish. He
drew a penalty, not for off-sides, as is generally
thought, but for interfering with a play being run.
This was well worth while, for Catfish was wide
open.
All kinds of fame are supposed to be transient,
but the days of football glory are bound to be especially
brief. You're a h·ero today, and a bum
tomorrow,-or next year, anyway.
Jerry Dalrymple, however, is one hero that will
not be through when his football days are over, for
after he has played his last game, h·e will still have
all the qualities that have made him such an outstanding
success on the gridiron. He will always
have hjs quick, steady perception, his marvelous
capacity for making rapid, accurate decisions, his
innate, practical knowl·edge of psychology, and a
natural ability for leadership.
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Sponsors for ct9o-day's Qamu
TULANE SPONSORS
(Colors: Olive and Blue)
MRS. A. B. DINWIDDIE MRS. JAY BARNES
MRS. ROBERT L. MENUET
MRS. FRED A. ELLSWORTH
MISS AIMEE TIBLIER
MRS. MALCOLM L. DINWIDDIE
MISS SUSAN KEANE
MRS. GEORGE S. DINWIDDIE
MISS ANN FARNSWORTH
MISS WORTH DINWIDDIE
MRS. GUSTAVE R. WESTFELDT
MRS. WOODRUFF GEORGE
MRS. A. H. SCHMIDT
TOUCHDOWN .................................. .
GOAL .......... _ ........................................... .
GOAL (from field) ....................... .
SAFETY ......................... -...................... .
TOTAL ......................................... .
TOUCHDOWN ...................................
GOAL ... ·-· - · · ·---· · · · · · · ·· ·· · · · ······· · · ······ · · - · · · · ·
GOAL (from field ) ·······················-
SAFETY ................................ ................ -
TOTAL ................................ -...
TULANE SCORE
FIRST HALF SECOND HALF
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L. S. U. SCORE
FIRST HALF' I SECOND HALF'
l st QUARTER 2nsJ QUARTER 3rd QUARTER 4th QUARTER II II II I II II FINAL SCORE
TULANE.. .................................................................._ . .......... ... . L. S. U. ..................................................................................................... .
SCORING
Touchdown -·----···· .. ··-· · ···--·--·--·--· .. ··--·· · -.. ··-··---6 points Goal (from field) ... ------� pointa
Coal (after touchdown)-·-··------·-·-- 1 point Safety -··-··-·-----------·------··--·-·-·· 2 point•
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FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
October 30-Alabama at Tulane
November 14-Tulane at Auburn
November 26-L S. U. at Baton Rou�re
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After the Game
A Tasty Indian Style Barbecue at
SLIDELL'S FAMOUS
WHITE KITCHEN Branch No.2
NOW IN NEW ORLEANS
South Claiborne Avenue and Poydras Street
Open Day and Night From Now On
What An Unbeatable Combination!
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DEAN DOUGLAS ANDERSON
Of Tulane College of Engineering.
Professor Anderson is a guiding influ•ence in many outstanding university
activities and loved by all T ulanians.
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. Today' s Games In Southern Conference
Georgia vs. Georgia Tech at Athens Tulane vs. Louisiana State at New Orleans
Washington and Lee vs. Duk at Lexington, Va.
TULANE'S 1931 SCHEDULE
Sept. 2 6-0le Miss at New Orleans (3 1-0)
Oct. 3-Texas A & M., at New Orleans (7-0)
Oct. I 0-Spring Hill at New Orleans ( 40-0)
Oct. I 7-Vand-erbilt at Nashville ( 19-0)
Oct. 24-Georgia Tech at New Orleans (33-0)
Oct. 3 1-Miss A & M. at New Orleans (59-7)
Nov. 7-Auburn at Montgomery (27-0)
Nov. I 4-Georgia at Athens (20-7)
Nov. 2 !-Sewanee at New Orleans ( 40-0)
Nov. 28-Louisiana State at New Orleans
Dec. 5-Washington Sta at New Orleans
LOUISIANA STATE'S 1931 SCHEDULE
Sept.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
2 6-T exas Christian at Fort Worth
3-Springhill at Baton Rouge
I 0-South Carolina at Baton Rouge
I 7-Miss. A. & M. at Baton Rouge
24-Arkansas at Shreveport
TULANE
Yea Rah! Yea Rah!
Hullabaloo Rah! Rah I
Yea Rahl Yea Rahl
Hullabaloo Rab I Rah I
T ulaoe Greenbacks I
Rah-Rah-Rah-Rah T earn
Rah-Rah-Rah-Rah Team
Rah-Rah-Rah-Rah Team
.y. :�
Oct. 31-Sewan·ee at Baton Rouge
Nov. 7-Army at West Point
Nov. I 4-0le Miss at jackson
Nov. 28-Tulane at New Orleans
YELLS
Locomotive
Rah! Rahl Rah; Rahl (slow)
Tulane! Tulane!
Rah I Rah I Rah I Rah I (fast)
Tulane! Tulane!
Rah I Rah! Rah! Rah I (faster)
T ulaoe! Tulane I
Rahl Rah! Rahl
Tulane Hullabaloo
Hullabaloo! Ray! Ray!
Hullabaloo! Ray! Ray!
'Vars, 'Varsl T. A I T. A! T. A I
'Vars, 'Varsl T. A.!
Tulane!
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SOUVEMR TULANE FOOTBALL PROGRAM SEASON 1931
F O S T E R
AWNINGS AND WINDOW SHADES
ARE DISTINCTIVE
Foster Mfga Co.
430 Notre Dame Street RAymond 1321
SHOES FOR SPORTS-Day
and Evening
IMPERIAL SHOE STORE
Canal and Bourbon Largest South
BREEN' S DRUG STORE
We carry the most complete line of Sheaffer Pens
and Pencils in New Orleans.
Also Looseleaf Fillers, Binders of all kinds and
Physicians' Bags at most reasonable prices.
'
Opposite Charity Hospital
Phone MAin 9177 Tulane Ave. at Villere
PORT ER ' S
*
New Orleans" leading store for men
. . . the choice of T ulanians
invites your patronage and your
good will
You are assured
more quality and
more style
at less cost.
Carondelet and Gravier
Dunlap Sporting Goods Co.
Incorporated
Golf, Tennis, Athletic Supplies, Guns, Amunition,
Fishing Tackle, Sport Clothing
Distributors-A. J. REACH, WRIGHT & DlTSON CO.
13 8 Carondelet Street
Champion
Knitwear
P roducts
MAin 6660
FOR THE CHAMPIONS
THE GREEN WAVE WEARS CHAMPION
KNITTED WEAR
Champion Knitwear Mills
Rochester, New York
Claiborne Andrews. Phone RAymond 2455,
Louisiana Representative
And
COCA-COLA
was
at
Tulane
Stadium!
25
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TOUCHDOWN I
I 0 0 GENUINE ENGRA YEO
COPPER PLATE CARDS
WITH PLATE $2 69 (Values Up To $6.00) e
SIX STYLES OF ENGRAVINGTWEL
VE STYLES OF CARDS.
ENGRAVED CARDS ARE AN
IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFT.
A. W. Hyatt Staty. Mfg.
Co., Ltd.
64 In
Years Printing
Printers-Stationers
407 Camp Street New Orleans, La.
After the game-
Foil ow the crowd to
BROADWAY
PHARMACY
Broadway and Maple
H. C. RICHARDS,
Proprietor
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From the trodition of the Old South, glows the
name of fellowship and ho;pitaliy that take; worldly
praise and an envious place in the hearts o( all who
visit this SC'Ction.
The upbuilding of sup<:rlativc hotel accommoda·
lions i.s a natural consequence, having taken it.S
ideals from the famous Wayside Inn, and the com·
forcable hostelry of the Colonial Days.
Even. in this field of Southern Leadership, Dinkier
Horeb mark four places of outstanding predomi·
nance. They are established with thL aim of con·
vcnience tO travelers, and are loc;•ted in the leading
commercial, industrial and railway centers <>f the
South.
And in Atlanta, Birmingham, Nashville and
Montgomery can be found the outStanding features
which experienced travelers rccogni:e as being dis·
tinctly Dinkier organi:ation. Private bath and radio
in all rooms, cmwenicnt garage connecrions, excellent
cuisine in dining rooms and cofee shoppcs at each
hotel.
Make Dinkier Hotels·your home.
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SOUVENIR TULANE FOTBAL PROGRAM SEASON 1931
CAL VERT DeCOLlCNY
Tulane Tackle
VERNON HAYNES
Tulane End
The Shortest Long Run on Record!
To
For Hot Chocolate or a Malted Milk and
Sandwich for 25c
--== 2. ,.. ,.. .., ,,liltG OOD DRUG lTOREf-OHLY THE BE.STIIII''�
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DETAILED TULANE ROSTER
Name Position
Jerry Dalrymple ·································-·· ···········end
John McCormick ·······-······ ········-·······················guard
Claggett Upton ...................................................... tackle
Calvert DeColigny ............................................... end
Harold Lemmon ................................... _ .. , ........ fullback
Don ZimJI!'lerman ........................................... _ . .halfback
Lowell Dawson .............. _ .................................. quarterback
Harry Glover ........................... -- ······-· ·--···-····_halfback
John Scafide ............................................................ guard
W. P. Lodrigues ......................................... -....... center
Thomas Cunningham ... -----····--···········-····--tackle
Doyle Magee ··-·················-................................... end
Vern on Haynes ................................................... end
Will Pat Richardson ...................................... ,,quarterback
Nollie Felts ............................................................... fullback
Francis Payne ................. ---·--··-··· ..................... _fullback
James Hodgins ............................. -..................... .halfback
George Haik .........................................................h alfback
Sam Zemurray ···················-··--····-······ ··············-.,tackle
Doyless Hill ............................................................ center
William F eatherngill ................ -.................... tackJe
Edward Tschirn ................................................... halfback
William Penney .................................................. guard
William Drawe ................... .................................. end
John Read ····-·-········---- .. ···· ···· ...............................c enter
Elson Delaune ...................................................... end
William Schroeder ...................... _ .................... tackle
Doug Warriner ...................................................... quarterback
Nolan Kammer ...................................................... center
Louis Boasberg ...................................................... tackle
Alfred Paddock ................................................... guard
Charlie Calhoun ................................................... guard
Adrian Maught · · - · ······---·· ·-········--··· -·······-- ·-····;halfback
Floyd Roberts ...................................................... halfback
Ed. Henriques ..................................................... .guard
Ben Dawkins, Jr . ................................................ guard
Bradley Brownson ............................................ .fullback
Richard Bankston ................................................ tackle
Charles o· Neill ........... _ ....................................... End
Weight Year
178 3rd
I 71 3rd
206 3rd
185 3rd
186 2nd
176 2nd
165 3rd
165 3rd
210 2nd
180 2nd
220 2nd
175 2nd
170 2nd
165 2nd
185 2nd
I 75 2nd
165 2nd
165 3rd
195 2nd
200 2nd
200 2nd
I 65 2nd
180 3rd
170 3rd
195 2nd
173
180
165
I 75
180
170
210
170
165
175
I 75
180
190
170
Home
Little Rock, Ark.
Monroe, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Patterson, La.
Lake Charles, La.
River Fa lis, Wis.
Bay St. Louis, Miss.
Bay St. Louis, 1\'liss.
Patterson, La.
Pine Bluff, Ark.
Franklinton, La.
Lake Village, Ark.
Ponchatot.tla, La.
Hattiesburg, Miss.
Winterville, Miss.
Shreveport, La.
Bogalusa, La.
New Orleans, La.
Sand Springs, Okla.
independence, Kansas
New Orleans, La.
Guatemala City, C. A.
New Orleans, La.
Picayune, Miss.
Lockport, La.
Donaldsonville, La.
Minerva, La.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Fort Smith, Ark.
Monroe, La.
New Orleans. La.
Stigler, Okla.
New Orleans, La.
Monroe, La.
New Orleans, La.
Hammond. La.
Slidell, La.
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ALMA MATER
Sing these words as Tulane's Alma Mater is played
II
We praise thet- for thy past, 0 Alma Mater!
Thy hand hath done its work full faithfully!
The incense of thy spirit hath ascended
And filled America from sea to sea I
Ill
We praise thee for thy present, Alma Mater!
Today thy Children look to thee for bread I
Thou lead est them to dreams and actions splendid I
The hunger of their soul is richly fed I
We praise thee for thy future, Alma Mater I
The vista of its glory gleameth far!
We ever shall be part of thee, great Mother!
There thou wilt be where e'er thy children are!
CHORUS
Olive Green and Blue, we love thee I
Pledge we now our fealty true
Where the trees are ever greenest,
Where the skies are purest blue!
Hear us now, 0 Tulane, hear us I
As we proudly sing to thee!
Take from us our hearts' devotion!
Thine we are, and thine shall be I
"Hot air" roasting preserves its distinctive
aroma and brings out its fresh,
full flavor. Ask your grocer for the
TULANE- WASHINGTON
STATE FOOTBALL TICKETS
yellow tin.
HONEYMOON
COFFEE & CHICORY
ON SALE AT
205 ST. CHARLES STREET
$2, $3, $3.50
LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANERS SUPPLIES
RUDOLPH RAMELLI, Inc.
1722 Poydru Stret New Orleans, La.
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SOUVENIR TULANE FOOTBALL PROGRAM SEASON 1931
N E W OR L EANS'
NEW ST. CHARLES
ALFRED S. AMER & CO., LTD.
ONE OF AMERICA'S LEADING HOTELS
Much favored by Ladies traveling alone
Rates $1.50 per Day and Up
Excellent Convention Facilities
ALFRED S. AMER, ]AS. ''PAT' O'SCHAUGHNESSY,
Vice-Pres. and Gen'L Mgr. Manager
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