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T IH E G R E E N I E Vanderbilt Vs. Tulane Saturday1 Oct. 151 1932 Vanderbilt vs. Tulane T IH E G R E E N I E Saturday1 Oct. 151 1932 PRICE, 25 CENTS flEe Tulane University of Louisiana NE W ORLEANS • The University Embraces the Following Departments: The College of Arts and Sciences The H. Sophie Newcomb Memorial College for Women The College of Engineering The Graduate School The College ofLaw The School of Medicine The School of Pharmacy The Graduate School of Medicine The Dental Clinic The College of Commerce and Business Administration The Courses forT eachers The Department of Middle American Research The School of Social Work The Summer Schools For Catalogue Address: Registrar of the Tulane University of Louisiana GIBSON HALL, NEW ORL EAN S co CIIIEF ON THE FIELD GASOLINE AND IN THE GRAND STAND FRERET Not only will Spalding Equjpment be SERVICE STATION seen in aetual play on the majority of college gridirons, but also among the ROBERT AND FRERET STREETS spectators as well. Quality and style have not been sacrificed io Spalding r b e Spalding )5 F1·ee Tire and Battery Service swearers, golf hose, leather jackets and Football is cbe accessories. ONE ball used in Cars Washed-Certified Lubrication all imporcaft con· ICSlS, \'17atcb it in Phone UPtown 9116 ac'tion. NEW ORLEANS, LA. 130 Carondelet Street HOTEL LAFAYETTE Announcing ... HEADQUARTERS A NEW POLICY for In tune with the changing times, we are happy to offer reductions in our TULANEFOOTBA LLTEAM room and restaurant rates; and as an added convenience, our guests· In Kentucky on November 12 will now enjoy free car storage. • • • ROOMS MAIN With Bath DINING As Low As RO OM The LAFAYETTE is Le,.':ington's newest and $2.50 Dinner, $1.25 finest hotel, every room having private bath, a Day Lunch, 50c circulating ice water, outSide exposure and every modern convenience. In the heart of the famous Bluegrass region. LEN SHOUSE, JR., Manager. The Ideal Suit for College Men --- SAXO N-WEAVE SUITS Iooro MADE BY THE PURE WORSTEDS $ MAKERS OF HAND-TAILORED WORSTED-TEX NEW PATTERNS SUITS WITH TWO TROUSERS $25 Holmes Men's Stort>-Uu the SeparRI< En1ranu on Bourbon Strut Before and After the Game­ Tulane 1932 Football Auto­ Dine i11 Holmes R.estaura111 mobile Stickers Are Now Ready in Holmes Men's Ready for . >::�at Holmes­ Holmes SI9U- Tula11e Colors in Ribbotzs, NEW ORLEANS Badges, Pennants ASK FOR YOURS TODAY CanalStreet MAin 1000 Playing the [jame! Playing fairly, squarely-giving you our The establishment of a Campus Shop at 1041 AudubonStreet-just off the New­ very best consistendy and unfailingly, liv­ comb Campus--is just another manifesta­ ing up to every rule of good sportsman­ tion of Gus Mayer Company's desire to ship. Everyone who bas bad dealings with better serve its custome.rs . to give up­ us at any time in our 32 years of business town residents and busy college students an opportunity will tell you that the name Gus Mayer Co. to get merchandise re­ nowned for its superiority at their own stands for PLAYING THE GAME. convenience. But remember, whether you buy at our CampusShop or our Canal Street store, Gus Mayer Company gives best at all times. Its leadership in style, in quality, in value can be depended upon. GUS MAYER COMPANY PLAYS THE GAME! GUZ Campus Shop Main Store 1041 Audubon Street • 823 Canal Street (Julie's Tea Room) MAYERCO.LTD. Vanderbilt Tulane FOOTBALL ROSTER FOOTBALL ROSTER No. Name No. Name Positiotl Position 1-Thack Hughes ........................................... .Back 18-Don Zimmerman, Jr ................................... Back 2-Joe Whitfield .............................................. Back 39-Pete Menge .................................................. Bac.k 3-Selman Fortune .......................................... Back 40-Charles Kyle ................................................ End 4-Dixie Roberts.............................................. Back 41-James Hodgins ............................................ Back 5-Tommy Henderson .................................... Back 6-Vernon Close ............................................ Back 42-Farrel Thomas ............................................ Back 7-Gene Beck.................................................... Back 43-Milto Phillips .............................................. End 8-Gene Johnson.............................................. Back 44-George Wesdeldt, Jr. .................................. End 10-larry Bu.rcon. ...............................................Back 45-Augustus Clarke .......................................... End 11-Dick Owen .................................................. Back 46-Joe Loftin .................................................... Back 12-Burton Shakleford.................... .................... End 14-Phil Turner.................................................. Back 47-Claude Simons, Jr .......................................Back 15-0scar Noel, Jr ............................................... End 48--Homer Robinson ......................................Guard 16-T. C. Hambrick.......................................... Back 49-Will Pat Richardson.................................. Back 17-Jim Scoggins.................. ..............................Back ··········----···--······ ···-···· ········ ac 18-Joe Myers ............................... ....................... End 50-Floyd Roberts B k 19-Clarence King................................................ End 51-Clave E. GiU................ ................................ Back 20-Bu.rgess Askew............................................ Back 21-Julian Foster.............................. .................... End 52-Francis Payne .............................................. Back 22-Joe Dickison.................................................. End 53-William F. Schroeder.............................. Guard 23-Tom Davis....... ......................................... Guard 54-Winnie P. lodrigues................... ............. Center 24-Pete Gracey .............................................. Center 25-Hagan Powell .......................................... Center 55-Doyless Hill ............................................ Center 26-Cbas. Zehnder......... ................................. Center 56-Elson Delaune ..............................................End 27-Buck Watkins.............................................. Back 28-Nance Jordan............................................ Center 57-John McDaniels .......................................... Back 29-James Beasley .......................................... Tackle 58-louis Boasberg ........................................ Tadde 30-Harry GuHee ............................................ Guard 31-Wm. Suhreinrich.......................................... End 59-John J. Read.............................................. Center 32-Eugene Strayhorn.................................... Tackle 60-Harold lemmon ........................................ Back 33-Chas. Leyendecker .................................. Tackle 62-George Tessier ........................................ Guard 34-Marion Talley .......................................... Guard 35-Bob Berson .............................................. Tackle 64-John Bruno .................................................. Back 36-Glenn Nelson ·······················-·····-·········Center 65-Richard Hardy .............................................. End 37-Zelotes Rice .............................................. Guard 67-CromweU Page ........................................ Tackle 38-John Neuboff............................................ Guard 68-Richard Bankston .................................... Tackle 41-Quintin Lowe..... ....................................... Center 42-Cbas. Noell ........... ........................ ........... Guard 69-Robert Tessier ........................................ Tackle 43-Wm. Morebead....... ..................................... Back 70-Robert l. Simon .......................................... End 44-Marvin Miller .............................................. End 72-John Scafide ............................................ Guard 45-J.immy Nichol.... .......................................... Back 46-Jim Sinquefield ............................................ End 73-Thomas Cunningham ............................ Tackle 49-Jack McClellan ..................................... .. Tackle 74-Cbarles Calhoun ................................. .Guard .. /. 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