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PROGRAm
CHAPEL- COLGATE UNIVERSITY
This Book is Published by HARRY M. STEVENS, Inc.
OWIe,,, 320 FlnH AVENUE
NEW YORK CITY
ANDY KERR
Head Coach, Colgate University
CLARENCE ANDERSON
,nd
JACK FRITTS
Co-Captains, Colgate University
COLGATE UNIVERSITY
DANIEL FORTMAN
JOE BOGDANSKI
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CLAIR LYON
HARRY BAUSCH DICK MacDONALD
TED COX
Head Coach
T ulane University
JOE LOFTIN
Captain
Tulane University
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TULANE UNIVERSITY
CHARLES KYLE GEORGE TESSIER
HOWARD BRYAN JOHN :\[cDANJEL
HO:\IER ROI3INSO:-'"
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OFFICIAL LINE-UP
NOTE-The color of the Electric Lights on Irwin Score Board
COLGATE-RED
indicate team in possession of the BalL
TULANE-GREEN
MacDonald
62
Left End
Hardy
65
Left End
Brooke
48
Left Tackle
Anderson (C.)
68
Qua rterback
Tessier (Bob)
69
Lef t Tackle
Brownson
54
Quarterback
Time of Game 2:00 p. Ill.
(OLGA TE UNIVERSITY
Bausch Akerstrom Fortman
34 37 76
Le ft Guard Cen ter Rig h t Guard
Fritts (C.) Lyon
85 51
Left Halfback Fullback
Simon Robinson Tessier (Geo.)
70 48 62
Left Guard Center Right G uard
Bryan Loftin
61 46
Lef t Ha lfb:tck Fullb:ICk
TULANE UNIVERSITY
\Vasicek
65
Right Tackle
McDonough
60
Right Halfback
Ary
73
Right Tackle
Simons
47
Right Halfback
Bogdanski
83
Righ t End
Kyle
40
Ri gh t End
COLGATE FOOTBAll SQUAD Of 1934 TULANE fOOTBALL SQUAD OF 1934
~o. Xam. Pnoition W.iRh~ lI"igbt H_ Ko. PlaY" Paoilion Weidtt H_
" Ch~ ... Joe .. ... 'M 5:7 l ... i",«>n,KJ. " Tulll'otto.-. . .. Cen~ '" New o.lea.., La.
" La~!', Johll ....... 'OO 'M ;:8 W. Hulland. Vt. " SaiDI, Ar<:hie ........ 'OO 'M N_OrI.,. ... La.
" ~·.Bert ....... .: Guard 'M 5:1O~ a .klwi_ille " 11.11. Tboo. (Wbiler) . ...... End 178 Ne .. Orleona, lAo
" K y. TtfTt ....... G"", '" 6:2 Cleveland ~ Flettricb, Albert .. Fullbatk ,. Ne .. Orleo .... La.
" Roe. lIo .... r ... G""" '" HI Pit"'bu~ " McTllbenll)", Pa"l. ::::::::: G"on! 'M N_OrI"1II,1 ...
~ ; LaBella. A ........ .. 'OO ", 5:9 l'ottCheo~ " Daly. Wilh .. m . .... . .. T""k" '00 N .... Orleo .... L..
~ l'd<:roon. Lo .......... T""kle '00 6:3 1I.,.k:shi,.. Maoor. M .... " Dombourian. A.ad .. """' ~ N_ Orleans, La.
" Bel!..;!!., JuoIUII. .. : ::: G .... rd '" 6:0 Pittsburdt. Pa. " GiOvt.DDi. Milton . .. ~' '" Loke Cbatlte, La. " 1~!Iobur)". Gordon ...... ~w '00 &:0 W. Sprir:fe~d CI •• M-. ~ Cooi<y. D .. oid. · "'" '00 Sli<WI, La.
~ S .... h. lIarr)·. G."" '" 5:8 rblladel ia ~ D.lov;';o,~ ... • t:nd 'M lAke Cbatlte, La.
" ll~n. Williaro ........ . End '" 5:11 '-IUllhi", " lIi'Jy-ef. U. II ... . .• End '" N_Or .... La.
" Ak .... ItOOl, a-,e .... c."~ ,. 6:2 Fiuobing " Ed . Ch&o ....... . .. T""kle 'M N_ O'Iea .... I .... " Vad ... ~ ....... 'k' '" 5:11 R""b..,,,,, " lIend..-.on. Ja".... lIalfba<k '" Cla,bdale. Mieo. " t!~':;;I~redR~ri .... ._, In 6:0 Altoona. 1' •. " )o;icbolo, WiWaro. lIalfb&ok 170 OrIaDdo, t'!&.
" M. ,% 6;9 CI.nland " liy!., Cbs, ...... End ,ro N ... O'IN. ... Lo. " Aid....,. •. F.y ....... T""kle '" ~:3 Sh""",oill •. 1' •. " And,.. .... Jobn .. Fullbatk '"' Ne .. Orleans, lAo
" .. Kuk. St<p/J.n ... ""' '" 5:11 A"",terdam " Tho. ...., ~·a".I.. .. IIallback m n. Smith. Ark. IIi ... John .... ..... End 'M &:0 lIindlamloo " Job....",. Douglao .. .. Ho_ m Ne .. Or .... ns, Lo.
" 1)0,'><1000. Bill. . ..... Guard 177 ~:9 Tuloa, (}\:I •. " .. Soh""id. ." . lI ug .... EDd ,~ Se. . Orl.,.. .. La. Filipa,""". Joe M 178 6:0 l'~nlnorC;II" N. , " Clark. GUll ......... . .. ~:nd , .. .. M&«ID,o.. Brook •• """ "''' 'M 6:1 S oy.id •. L .. .. Lort,i,. Joo. (Co.pt.) Fullbac:k ... .. Ba«>n~. T. ... Nicbolo. Fred ...... ..... t:Dd '" ~:O Ne .. York " SimonA. Claud .. Jr 1I.lfbatk '00 S ... OrIoo. ... La.
" La....,n, Dove .... ..... Guard Iii 5:11 ~fi!kfoif~ r.. .. I! obinoon lIomer ..::::::::: ~nl« , .. I ...... Chat .... La.
" Ll'~. Cl.ir ...... "', ,~ 6:0 lloped~~l"', .. l'qe. Riohord ... .......... lIalfb&ok '" N_OrIo:o. ... 1.&.
" B,lIinp, Robi""",,. k:nd '" 6:0 " Odom. Troy ...... Iblfba<k ,-, .- Oakdale. lAo M Rnd ... \\"al~ .... .... : ~ter ". ~:ll :-;'lQI"k " I'rei-.. Fred.rick 'oo '" Ne .. Orloane. La.
M Marahall. Frank. .., 175 6:0 Cleveland " Stroble, BUDny ••
........ : T",,"1e ,. Covitu.· " Gaddie. ~l )·rotl. "" ,OO 5:10 lii"",ton " t:vano, Ikrnard ... G"", '" Mem is. Tenn. " OU, Harold .... ''''' 'M 5:~ B,ooklyn " Brow_n. llradley ........ 8:'t.e<bac:k 176 N ... Orlea ........ " Kor •. E""nc .. :.:. , .. m 5:1 1 Wa",,""''l Conn. M Smith ... Chatleo. ... .... uard , .. N_OrI_ La.
oo McDon~\lllrtin. '"" 174 5:10 .. Minl.l. B3'kt .. 'blfb&ot "" Woburn, • I. .. Ne .. Orb .... La. " :: : !!:'"'''''' Hranill&o. . . ..... End ,~ 6:2 lIamil«>n " ~lcDaniel. J n. '" Ca..mn, Ark.
" M""Do ... Id, Dick ... End 172 6:0 "'iap .. Falla .. Ott, \I",lts., ...• . • . rtert.cl: '" o.yk •. Mia.
" Le~l .... ",i ... JQbn. 'OO '" 6:0 ~Y""- " MemlaM, II.rold ... foDd '" N_Or ........ La.
M W .. ieek. Cbs' ........ M. '" 5:10J.<j Belle Vernon. Pa. oo Gould, E._. . .• Center , .. Ne .. Orlta"" La. " Dru"'IOODd. era, •... End li~ 6:1 Nr.""'" N. J. " Bry .. n, IIo ... m (Bueky). JI.Ifba<k 16i Shreft]Xl<\, I.&,
~ And..-.on. Cl ......... .., '00 5;10 ~ Qntel.; •. N. J. " T_'er.G_ ... G .... rd '" N ... Orb .... La.
" Inrin. Donald .. M '" 6:0 Utir. M ~lont, ~larion ... a"on! , .. N .... OrJea ..... La. n 11'0001. Horace .... :: C •• tor '" 6:2 Waban, ~I ..... • Bruno, Jobn t'"Ubocl< m )o;e .. OrIeaDO, La.
,~ Kerr, .\0<1)'. Jr .. . ... B""k '" 5:7 Hamilton ~ lIardy, niek End '" lI .. ui,.bu'l. Milo.
" Onnt. Do" . . ... ..... ~.= m 5;11 &¢tia M Idt;o. Sool. :::::::::::::: C.nt<, '" Boton 110\1#, La. " FortmaD. Daniel,. '" 6,(1 1'ea,) Rh''''' " t ........ , Sam ......... . ..... Cen~r '00 II'beelil\ll:. lI'. Va,
,; LeRoy. Fnnk Go"" '" 6;1~ Ne .. II .. llord ~ Anlliltl'<lfll!. Woodrow . ...... Guonl n. !Ii,S~i"" T ••• " ZUO«I. G""t.a,· ...... T""kle '" 5:11 Red Bank, S. J. ~ T.-ie', Robt .... . .. T""kle ,,. Se.. lea .... La.
~ Oft'enha ...... Rirhard ... 'k' 167 5:9 IInflalo " Simon. Rohl ....... . .. Guard ,. N_OrJeaIl$,La.
~ B~aoU.i.Jf)O 'oo 1,5 6:0 N ... lI,iwo, COM. n Linam, Albert (T .. ). FuUbatk ,oo Bay St. Loui •. MilS.
~ Fritts, J""k,. ... '"" liS 5:11 Mantel.ir n Poit<'~nl, Ed ... .:::::: Guonl W, N_ Orieaoo, La.
~ Van Beoo.:boten, Ii< . T""kle '00 6:3 P~bkeepoi~ n Ary, R<!/: ...... T .. kle '" Sligier. Ok!&.
~ Seb .. ;"" •. J_pb Guon! '" 5:9 Seranton " M.,.., lIilli.m ..... M. '" .. Mon~mery, Ala. Phillip&, Ttoo ...... EDd 174 5:11 Atlantic City " Wrico.:: &anloy. .'nJlb.ek '" Ne.. leano, Lt. .
% Denike. Roborl ..... . : :: Tac:kle '" 6:1 Snmmit, N. J. " r .... avid ...... . ...... : Todde '" Monroe. La.
~ tb:~~I1?:,.,~.'.· "" ,. 5:11 Wbit< Plai,... n R .... IIowan:! ..... · 3:,tub.ek HI Covi~ ... La.
.. ::Guard ,ro ~:IO Brook~o " Sand .... Hadley .. · "'" JiO M.m ia, T.nn.
Latlt3$\<r, J_~ .. .... Guonl 'M 6:11 Ne .. art " Sinnott, Ch .... · T""kie 192 SpriOjlli<kI. ilL
Rely ... Ken"", ... T""kle '" 6:2 l'oucbkeepole " Tba",.,., Louil .•• 1I.!fbatk '" Sat.albaoy, La.
Rcferee-J.
Umpire-J .
P. EGAN (DuJuesne)
Y. PERRY (5, (Sewanee)
Lillcsman-J. P. CHEVES (5.) (Georgia)
Field hdge-C. G, ECKLES (W. & J.)
Summary of the More Important Penalties
Number of t he Penalty Will Be Shown on the Irwin Board Whenever Possible
1 Off, ide, both aide ••••.......
2 Of hide .........•.....•.•.....
J Holding, etc.. by defenlive .ide ...... .
... No ~nalty .s yards
S yard.
4 Man in motion-no IlIlft •..••.••.•.•.
S Craw!inl .............. . ................ . .. .
6 Taking out time mort than three times durin ..
half. ................................... .
7 RunnIng Into k!cker ........................ .
II Sub.tltute la,lInl to report.. . . . . ..
9 Un~asonable de ar In !lutung ball In play.. .
10 Starting forward Mfore ball... . ..
II FaIr catch, tak.na: more than two ste ps •...
12 Attempt to draw opponents afhide ........... .
13 In terfcll:nce with ol>f)<InenU belu,e ball in play
14 U.ing flying block or flying ' .. dde ............ .
IS Neutral .:one, encroachment on ....•.•......•.
16 Player out of bound • ........................
11 Illegal Ute of hands and arms by offen ... ...... .
III Interference with faIr catch. etc .... .
19 Roughing kielte .. .................... . ..... .
20 Substitute communicating before firot play ... .
21 Unnecessary roughness ..........•.•.........
22 Pu. hing. pulling. interlocked interfeun~ . et~ . .
S yards
5 yard.
.s yards
S yard.
S yard.
S yard.
S yard.
5 yard.
S yard.
5 yardl
S yard.
S yardl
5 yard.
IS yard.
IS yard.
IS yard.
15 yard.
IS yard.
IS yard.
23 Intentional throwinll forward paM to ilround .. .
24 Leavinil field during one minute InlermiNlon .. .
25 Man going on field without permiuion ........ .
26 More than one non_playIng man going On field ..
27 Coaching from .idelin ............. .
28 HurdHng, trippin$", piling uP .•..•.
29 Un.porumanlike conduet ................... .
30 Dden .... trildng on bead, neck Or face with palm
of hand ....................... ..
31 Man in motion On l hift ..•.•.......•.........
32 Interferen~ on fnrward by p .... in!l' team ...... •
33 Ill egal .trildnK with hands, kneeIng Or kicking
IS yard.
15 yard.
IS ya rd.
IS yard.
IS yard.
IS yard.
IS yard.
15 yardo
IS yard.
15 yard.
. .. . Dioqualificatinn and lOll of nn ... half di'lan~ to gnal
34 Illegal . ubstitutlon..... . .. 25 yard. and suspension
35 Clipping from behind..... 25 yardl
36 Delay in starting game or tecond half. . 25 yard.
37 Interferen"" nn fnrward by ddente .. 111 down at spot nf fnul
38 Forward paN touched by Ineligible player ...... Lou of ball
39 Ki(kinll team illeplly touch ball ......•.•.•.•. Lou of ball
40 Slugging .•.•..... Half distan~ to goal and di8Qualificat;nn
41 Forward pa .. from leu than 5 yard. back .... Loss of down
42 Penalty declined ............. . .
[CODE OF SIGNALS FOR ANNOUNCING FOULS AND SCORES
MlIltar)' Sa!ule--Unneees.ary roughness.
lIand, On IIIp,........(}ff. lde.
Grasping of One Wrl.t-Hnlding.
PtJ ahlnt Mn"em ent of lIand ~ to Front with Arms Hu n l/.lng
Vertlcal-Pu.. hing nr Helping rUnner with ball.
1I0rizontai Ar( of Either Uand- P1ayu illegally in mot inn.
Sifting of Ha nd, In linrlzon lal Pl3 ne--lnc o mpl ~ t e pass,
play to be re pla)"e<! . mi n e<! goal. " te.
Folded Arm_Refu. al of penalty.
Pushing Hand, Forward from Should".. ...lth lIands
Vertica l-lnterf~re n~ with forward PUS (also PaN which
touches ineligible playn).
Waving lI a nd Behind Bac k-lUegal forward pa ss.
Unt h Arms Euend ed Abnve lIud-A Icore. Bringin, palm.
of hands together after this signal indicate. ,af~ty.
FIRST HALF SECOND HALF COLGATE 1st Quarter 2nd Quarter 3rd Quarter 4th Quarter
Touchdown
Go,I
Goal (From Field)
Safety I
Total I I . FINAL SCORE COLGATE .................. ..
TULANE SECOND HALP
lrd Quarter 4th Quarter
FIRST HALF
ht Quarter lod Quarter
Touchdown
Go.I I
Goal (From Field) I
Safety I
Total I
FINAL SCORE TULA.J.~E . ., .. ,." ....... .
SCORING
TOUCHDOWN.............. .... .. ,
GOAL {After Touchdo .... )........... 1
GOAL (From Field) ......... . ... .
SAFETY .................. , .
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COLGATE
32- 5t. Lawrence . . .
62- 5t. Bonaventure .
7---Ohio State ....
20--Holy Cross ..
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RECORDS OF TEAMS TO DATE
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41- Chattanooga. 0
13-Auburn. 0
28-Florida .. 12
7- Georgia.... . ... . . .... ..... .. 6
20--Georgia Tech. 12
15- l\·lississippi.. 0
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Colgate University Songs
and Yells
ALMA M ATER
When through Ih)' valley. rair Chenango. twilight falls
Bringing ill . ilene<: to our rolleg. haU.
In Ihal happ)' moment love fOT Alma ~fater . well,.
And the h~art, anll.,.,u,;ng of her glory tell •.
Chorus
Colgate. Alma ~later, f3i~.t th~mc of all oUr la)' ••
Colgate, Alma Mat~r. ever blest thy da)'s.
Far from Ih)' valley. yearly rov~ thy loving son.,
Yet in their dTeaming. e'er ,h)' name n;:.u,n.,
'Tis the .... me fond .pidt, which t he rn~mon' gushes o'er.
And the lipe but e<.ho that old song of yor~.
Chotn.
Colgate, Alma -"later, fairest theme of all our lay',
Colgate. Alma .'Ilaler, ever bl~",'d thy dayS.
Ka)'1 Ray!! Ray"!!
C-O-L-G-A-T _E.
Rayl Rayl! R"y!!!
Colgate
Tcam- Team-Team.
Col-gat~; Col-gate; Col-gate,
Rah. Rah, Rah,
Rah, Rah, Rah,
Rah, Rah, Rah,
Col-gate. Team. Tean,. Team.
TUREE RA.YS
Ray, Ray, Ray.
Si. Doom Ah!
Gale-gate-gatc
Team, Team, Team.
M A RCIIING SONG
Tho they sing of Eli, Yale and fair old Iian·a.d, too,
Loudl)' 1>0 .. 01 the "Bi~ Red Team" and vaunt Ihe gold
and blue,
Berk$hite hill. rna)' proudl)' stand in purple glory
crowned,
But Old Colgate is the lOng witl, which our Valle)' .hall
~ 'er resouud,
Cho.us
Ne"er fear, give ~ chcer for Colgate,
'Ti. Ihe place where men are bold,
With relcntle .. ilrenglh and cpura~e
We willligbt, fight, as of old.
Wh~n her oous ru.h into battle,
A mighty ct~' there'll he,
C_O-L-G_A_T_E. Colgate!
And glorious "ieto.yl
'I'H£R£ ARE TEAMS 01' B1,UE
There are tea"'. of blue,
There are red t~ams, 100,
Th~re a re team. of ever)',size
And team! of ~very hue.
Bnt I ,urmi"" Ih31 if }'ou'are wi"",
You will watch the tcam in old ~laToon.
\Vitb both rOUT el'es.
TilE 1100000 SO NG
For that'. the Hoodoo
The famous Hoodoo
T he jinx)hat alwa)'.·r~." on S)'racu.e,
Ie mak~.) hem~ tumble,
And fall and fumble,
When'''' ,we:IUrn Ih<::d.eaded Jonah ]00$<':,
Tulane Songs and Yells
We praise th~ fOt thy past. 0 ,\Ima Mated
Thy hand hath don~ in W{Irk (unfaithfully!
The incense of thy .pidt hath ascended
And filled America from..,a to seal
Olive. G,..,.,n and Blue. we love theel
Pledge we nOw Our fealt~, true
Where the tree. are ever greene",.
WheTe the ,kit"$ ar~ purc~t blue
lIear u. "0"'. a Tulane. hear u81
A. we proudly aing to theel
Take f.om u. OUT heart.' devotion'
Thine we are, and thine $hatl be!
We prai"" thee 10. thl' p.e. ." nt , Alma l>laterl
T<><1ay thy children look to thee for bread I
Thou leadest thcm to dreams and aClions . plcndidl
The hun~"r of their .oul i. riehl)' fed!
'" We I)rai .. thee for Ih~' futurc. Alma ~Iated
The vista of its glo.y ~Ieameth far!
We shall eVcr be l)3rl of til"". great MOlher!
There thou wilt he whe.e e'er thy child.en are!
T il E OLIVF, ANn TlU; DLUE
lIere'. a oong for the Olive and the Blue.
Uere'. a cheer for Ihc learn that'. tricd and Iruc.
H~rc'. a ple<lge of loyalt~' to thee,
Oh, T ulane Varsity.
Here', to the Greenbacks that ne""r , ay die.
And here'. to the hcaru that arP true
To the ,"e" of Tulane,
~~2:~ t:~e6if,~ti;~df~tl;BI~:.me,
Chorus
Rell, Green Wave,
RoUth"", down the field
lIold. Green Wave,
That linc mu't nc,'cr yield
Whcn Ihose Greenbacks charge Ihrough the linc
The)"re bound for "ictory.
Hail, Green \\'a,'e for }'ou
We give a ch,..,r.
HaiL Gr~~n Wa"t fOt ~'ou
We ha"e no fear.
,\nd e,,'r~' man in ~v'r)' pia),
,\ltd then we'll win thaI game toda}'.
HUrrah for Old Tulane!
C HU : R, DOYS, C HEER
1'"n_"Th~t'l1 b ... 1101 Tim. in Ih.
Old l'ow~ l'oniK'I"
Chcer, bo)'., eh""t, for Tulane has tbe ball,
Mr,O Illr, thcrc'g going to be a fan.
When:we hil that line there'll be no line at all,
T hcre'll be a hOI lime in T ulane touight,
II ULL AflALOO
Hullabaloo! Rayl Rarl
Hullahaloo! Rayl Ray!
Hoota)'1 Hoorayi
'Va .. , 'Va .. ! T, A, ! T. A, I T, A,
'Var., 'Va .. l T , A,
Tulan~1
FOOTBALL YANKEE STADIUM
THANKSGIVING DAY
Thursday, November 29th, 1934
New York University
vs. Fo.-dham Unive.-sity
Secure choice seaLS i,t advance at
NEW YORK UN1VEnSITY ATI'[LETIC ASSOCIATION
Gymnasium, Universi ty Heights and 18 \Vashingtoll l'lacc, \Vashingtoll Square
FORDI-l.AM UN1VERSITY ATI·I1.ETIC ASSOC1ATION
Fordham University- Brollx Fordham Uu il'c.rs ity- Woolworth Building
YANKEE STADIUM CLUn OFFICE
55 West 420<1 Stree t- Yankee Sludium, ]6.18t Stree l alld Hiycr Aven ue
A. G. SPALDlNG & BROS. DAVEGA
518 ]~irlh A"Cl1l1C 105 Nassau Stree t 831 BroadwlIY (ncar 13th Street)
MAE WEST in " BELLE OF TIlE NINETIES" •.. a Paramount Picture, directed by Leo McCarey
DONALD IRWIN
Colgate
The Red Raiders Ride Again
Andy Kerr, the lightweight wizard of football's faculty,
has another dashing Colgate team in the field. The Red
Raidc:rs of the: Che:nango Valle:y have: met defeat only
once this season and that time by the narrow margin of
one kicked ball. It was a field goal that gave Ohio
State, one of the best Conference teams, a margin of
victory over Colgate when the Red Raiders invaded the
Ohio territory some weeks ago.
But Colgate came back from that setback to throw
the heavy Holy Cross team for a complete loss and now
faces a chance to upset a Tulane team that has been riding
high in the Southland and is one of the unbeaten teams
of the country. Andy Kerr's type of football is well
known and widely appreciated. A disciple of Pop Warner,
Andy teaches the double-wingback system of offense with
its bewildering spinner plays and double and triple passes
-fakes and otherwise-behind the line. One of the
problems an opposing team has 10 solve-and solve
quickly- is: Who has the ball?
Added (0 a fast and dC1:eptive running game, Coach
Kerr has, of course, a great overhead attack. Win or
lose, the Colgate type of play is great to watch and it
might be added that Colgate docsn't often lose. The
two co·captains of the Red Raiders are Jack Fritts, left
halfback, and Clary Anderson, quarterback, both from
lI.lontdair, N. J. Fritts worked as a life guard in the
Summer and, incidentally, aided in rescue work after the
Morro Castle disaster.
Joe Bogdanski, veteran left end. is the fellow who
caught the touchdown pass that defeated N. Y. U. last
year. He is a great defensive end and one of the best
blockers on any eastern gridiron. Claire Lyon at fullback
is a strong plunger and blocker and a reliable kicker.
Lewis Brooke at left tackle is picked by expert observers
as one of the best of the season at his position. In fact,
there are fine players at all stations along the line and in
the backfield and Colgate rooters are convinced that
Andy Kerr and his Red Raiders from the Chenango
Valley are the ones who will topple T ulane from the
undefeated class.
LITTLE MONK SIMONS
Tulane
The Green Waye is Rolling High
T ulane University IS located in a pleasant part of the
old city of New Orleans, facing the famous Audubon
Park with ,es towering oottonwoods Ilnd its li,'c oaks .
It has turned Ollt many famous athletes and many great
teams but on the gridiron this season the Green \\'ave
seems [0 be rising to a new crest.
Coack Ted Cox is sending an undefeated Tulane team
into the Colgate game. On the whole southern front
just two big teams have stood up this far in the heavy
football firing. These teams are Alabama and Tulane.
There are Rose Bowl possibilities in the situation and
the whole south is following the fortunes of these teams.
The first to stumble is out. So the warning from the
old Creole quarter as Tulane set out for the North and
the Colgate encounter was: 'Vatch your step !
Tulane is a scoring team. Brought up in the Bernie
Bierman !;Chool, Coach Cox believes and teaches that a
vigorous attack is the best defense. In Monk Simons,
195·pound halfback, he has probably the most brilliant
ball·carrier in the land of palm and pine. He has been
the spearhead of the T ulane attack that has !!COred 124
points in six games against some of the best teams in the
South, including Georgia and Georgia Tech.
A southern team always wants to win against an out·
standing northern team, especially when the battle is in
northern territory. Intersectional rivalry adds color and
importance to any footb.'1ll game. Colgate certainly
stands out as one of the top teams along the northern
tier. That makes this game one of the great clashes of
the year from any p'?int of view. But add to that situation
the fact that r ulane is one of the few " big teams"
still undefeated and the football drama of this afternoon
takes on added excitement. I n a football way, the fate
of Alabama and Tulane on any given afternoon now is
a national issue. Tulane has a forward line that tips
the beam along the Zoo·pound level and the Green Wave
hopes to burst through the Colgate wall and roll over
into the scoring zone often enough to keep the record
clear and add another victory to the straight string with
which the visitors started out from the sunny South.
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