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1. Baumbac h Dalrymple 2. Tampi:n McRee Ends 11. H. Jacobs Ends 3. Egge Haik Holland 12. Chas. Manley 13. 4. Dawson Por ter Callahan --- 14. Herman Jones --- 5. Glover 16. Louis McRee

6. Armstrong 17. H. Long McCanse 18. Spann Taylor 7. H. Wha tl ey Tackles 19. Sindo Tackles Rucker 20. Young Leach I 8. J. Whatley 22. Granger ' I 23. Yarbroug h 9. Haynes ------24. Kirkwood I 10. Magee 25. Chamblee 26. Creig hton Bodenger 11. 27. Dav1dson Ford Guards H. Long 28. Ha tfie!d Guards 12. Upton McCormick 31. Craw ford G. Long 32. Jordan 13. Young --- 33. Chappelle 34. --- 14. Drawe Egge I 35. G. Long I 15. Seeuws Roberts 36. Wi lson Cen ter 37. Harkins I 16. Harkins I Pizzano 38. Leach 39. Center 17. De Coligny Bur t --- 40. Spence 18. Banker 41. Moseley --- 42. Simpkins 21. Holland Baumbach 43. Prim 22. 44. Snider Massey Quarter Dav:dson 51. Holdcroft 23. Penney Quarter 52. Andrews --- 24. Upton 53. Marty 54. Hill --- 25. Mangum 55. Bush Banker 56. Schlich 26. Bankston Callahan Halfbacks 57. Taylor Halfbacks 28. Bodenger Armstrong 58. Herren Ha tfield 61. L. Jacobs 29. Dalrynple 62. Creel ------30. McCanse 63. Newton 64. Ferring ton 32. Rober ts Seeuws Boteler Chappelle 33. Rucker Fullback: Locker Fullback

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HOME-COMING DAY NEXT SATURDAY

Old grad:.. fri, nds of the uni\'ersity and parents o' -,tuclents will be on the campus next Saturday for the annual Tulane L'ni,·ersity Homecoming Day. Plan:. are being made for the gnarest Homeco ming celebration of hi,.,tory with R. G. (Sunny Jim) l�ohinson in charg-e of arrangements. The pro�ram for the day includes inspection of the campus and all departments at II a. m .. with a f r, ::.hmcn-sophomore tug of \\'ar fol:o\\'ing at 12 :30 p. 111 .. luncheon will he :.crved in the old st adium if the ,,.<'ather is fair or in the gymnasium if it is threatening. .\t two o'clock. a flag pole \\'ill be dedicated at the n� w stadium to the team of 1929. Thirty minutes later the bi g Green \\'ave of 1929 \\'i ll he flowing across the �ridiron against the Se\\'anee Ti gers, :lllcieni rival of Tulane.

Billy Banker. lk.: .\rm­ s trong. Ford � ·xuws. Dirk Baumback and other aces of the Green Wave will be pitted against the Tigers from the Purp e lli\ls of SOLD IN THE l Tenn�ssce. JAHNCKE

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sight in Southern USTE.\"1.\'C IX 00- 1he Greatest foothall in years. Tulane's Green �Iorgan B:ake. The \\'ave has turned the Forward Pass Atlanta J oumal. national f no t h a II •· For me. 1 would scramhi<: all awry. take t\\'O hal [backs The exploit� of Ber­ and let ,·ou have all Every man cannot "star" o n the foot­ nie Bit•rman':; men the rest. Give me has �t;nted lht• ex­ ball field but he can score a touchd0\\'11 Banker to block for perts of r with a type­ and make the greatest for\\'arcl in his Thoma::>on and Thom­ writer in one 11"1ll I ason to block for own personal appearance by wearing and field glasses in Bank� r.·'--Ole Timer, the othc.:r to look Hill one of the famous- The Atlanta Journal. Banker. Ike Ann- "This Green \\'ave strong and ot h: rs has the rc;,oun:eful­ 0\'er. Style Plus ness and the come­ I I ere are a r CW hack ,;piri t to awe paragraph� gleaned at any team. 00 - Ralph random from t lw Suits :.IcGill, The .\tlanta press during th:! pa�t Constitution. week: '·Tulane is one of ·'Billy l�ankcr 1s Shown Exclusively by the top ranking foot­ the mo:.t fini::.hed ball teams of the na­ h a I f hack in the . tion loday."-DaYis J. South. .__ Billy Spears . Maison Blanche \\'alsh. International former all- \mcrican l\t ws Service, ::\ew quart, rhack. \'ander­ Greatest Store South York City. bilt L'niversity. ·'There are five men "They may call him with an inside track the Blond l{lizzard on all-.'-\ m e r i c a n hut to me he is Sixty­ honors just now. �linute Banker. He :\!orris Bodenger. Tu­ can play the whole lane Cniver�ity guard, sixty and still he go­ 0 is one of them."­ ing strong. 0 0. B. .\lao J. Gould, The Keeler The • \ tlanta . Associated Pr ess Journal. New ' Final York City. "Like the Whitr Quarters 2 3 4 Plume of :'\avarr<>. I I I ''The Gretn \\'ave the tow head of Ban­ ! reminds me of an - ker stood out in the -T-U-LA__N -E ��=� --+--:---�- . \rmy tank. Especiallv � (--� r in that 80 Yard ma ch victory ;n Columbus. 0- 0 That 80 \'ani march through Georgia. AUBURN ' to a touchdown was BiiJ \\ edge. X e "' the most inspiring I I I York Sun.

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TODA Y'S PLAY IN SOUTHERN CONFERENCE Three of the Southern Conference leaders tested their championship clain1!-i today while the fourth was snappin� through a set-up game. Vanderbilt met Georgia Tech at NasllYille which may make or break the remainder of the s:.:hedulc for the Commodores. Kentucky is in a similar position as the \Vildcats tackle . \lahama at �Iontgomtry. Tulane after two hard games in two weeks meets .\uburn in one of those ·'jinx"' games. The Plainsmen have in their worst year, hcen tough for Tulane. G(·orgia's ferocious BuJldogs will be carrying the well wishes of Dixie into their struggle against ?\cw York L.:niversiry at f'\ew \"ork. Tennessee is playin� a crip game again!>t Carson-);ewman at Knoxville. Sewanee l ngagcs Southwestern at Memphis. The Louisiana State Tigers tie up with the Duke Devils at Durham. O!e �I i�s tangles with Purdue at Laf ayette. The :Mississippi . \ggics tackle �Iichigan State at Jack-;on. 1\orth Carolina rmcts South Carolina at Columbia. North Carolina r State is at home to David­ son. Clemson tackles \'. After the M. 1., at i\orfolk. Virginia locks with \". P. I., at Charlottesville. }[aryland Final Whistle invades the Yale Bowl at 'Xew llavcn.

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Stars ponents lo become COXFF.REXCE on the one of the be�t in the ST.JRS 1.\· circuit. He. too. is a T.IHL0/0 e Horizon sophomore. The latest hack­ Colle field :;cnsntion of the \1\fhile, on these Southern Conference sophomores. we might is "Shipwreck" Kelly, �\ ////. as well make it a ' L(entucky':-. amazing coltunn [or them. sophomore. T his There i� .\ustin young man is runnin� Down e:-.. Georgia's one. two. three with brilliant q u a r t e r. l3aniH.r and ?llcEver Downes is a triple in total points scored threat ma1� :1.nd per­ in the South and has haps the most valu­ shown great ground able man in th:: �Iehre gaining ahility in all machine. games. Wear the RIGHT And. of course. There is another Huntsinger of Geor­ sophomore who 1s CLOTHES gia Tech. a fine littl e proving of great halfback, shall not Tulane and Newcomb stars-whether it be value. \Ve speak of be overlno!

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\\'illis B. Banker. Tulane's great backfield ace and a leading candidate for all-. \mcrican honors. Keep an eye on the Big Iron :\Ian today.

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_./1\"0TilER CLASSIC PHOTO THE GREEN!ES IN ACTION jack Pizzano. full of fight and spirit. hits the line against Texas i\. & �l.. for a long gain. The big fullback played an important role in the \Vopi Glover was poison to Texas A. & ilL. aml thi� photo �bows him Grecnics' victory in this contest. skirting the :\ggic line for a long gain. g �a:a:o:a:o:a:a:r��mt:sa:e:a:u:s:a�:aoaasmJl �a:s:Maaaxm:e::�nam:e::e:wnca:a:a:ro•�ce::a::a:s�:s::e::amnn�a:a�®J�·o� LX%XXXYXXXXX%XXXXXX%XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX%XXXXX%XXXXX�XXXXXXXXXIXXIXXXXIIJXIZXXXtXX!X:XXX%X%XX%X�TYXXXXXXXXXXXXX%XX:XXXXIXXX�CXXXXXXXXXXXX%XXXX%XXXIIXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX%XXXXIIXXI1 SOUVENIR TULA N OOTBALL PROGRAM SEASON 1929

JUST DISCUSSING TITLES Tulane. Tennessee. \·anderbilt and Kentucky are the four teams left in the championship runnin� of the Southern Conference at kickoff time this afternoon. \\'hether they wiU be at sundown remains to he seen. But while awaitin� tlu: starting whistle. it may pro\·e intere�ting to discuss the schedules oi these four ami think for a minute a� to whirh team will have the highest rating if their progre�s should nmain un­ checked. .\nd that i:- impo:-�ihle. with \'andy and Te.messee yet to meet and Kentucky and Tennes�ee yet to clash. Hut for argum:nts sake. say all go throug-h th� rest of the schedule without defeat. Tennessee's oppo­

nenb for the season arc Centre, Chattanooga, Ole �Iiss .•\laha111a, Washington and Lee, Auburn. Carson­ :\cwman. \'andy. Kenlttt·ky and South Carolina. Only .\lahama, \'andy and Kentucky could be classed as major ga111es. The other-, arc neces::arily ca:.y for an 1 team with title aspirations in 1929. Three arc non- conference team:..

\'andc.rbilt's schedule is comprised of Ole Miss. Ouichita. l\Iinnesota. t\ u­ hurn. :MaryYille. Alabama, ' Georgia Tech. Tennessee and Sewanee. Thu:.-. we find the Commodore:. AFTER THE GAME meeting hut thr�e major op­ ponents. namely t\lahama. Celebrate! Georg-ia Tech and Ten- nesse(•.. Tn addition. the Commoclores would suffer in national rating hy their SPORTWEAR lo�s to :\Iinnesota. If the Commodores won ev<.Ty from an con feren:.:e game. they woul<.l have six victories. At hlet=c Family as would Tulane.

Spalding made the Eirst football, Tulane meets Louisiana the [irst basket ball. the first ten· )!or mal. Texas A. & l\I .. first njs ball, U1e golf ball ever :\liss. . \. & :\J.. South­ DINE and DANCE UNDER made in this country. Spalding western Louisiana, Georgia THE STARS b.as been making authentic athe· Tech, Georgia. ,\uhurn. Se­ letic equipment for 53 years. wanee and Louisiana State. LUNCH DINNER Choose your complete sport This numbers three major 11 : 30-2-60c !).8:30--$1 .25 outfit with the comforting opponents and ont' strong SUPPER DANCE knowledge that eve1·ythlug Is intersectional opponent. ] f 9:30-1:30--$1.25 exactly right. the Wave goes through it will have six con f crence victories and nine in all, one over ao intersectional JUNG ROOF opponent to give it a high national rating.

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thr.at to he watched Till!. PL.lf.\'SMF:X wherever they met op­ Tulane today ts position. �danY vears meeting an ancient they sat atop the con­ and honorable rivai­ fercnce heap when all the . \uhurn J>Iai ns- the return'\ were in. 111CII. Georgia Tech. Geor­ .\uhurn teams al­ gia. Vanderbilt. Tu­ ways fight. The ,\u­ lane. Clemson-and hurn �pirit is known THOS. HEATH countless o t h c rs­ from Coast to o C ast. Clothes have felt the impact The great sportsman­ of great .\ubum ship of _\.uburn men �lADE WITH �fUCH HAND teams. i:-. a thing to he ad­ WORK, PERSONAL SUPER John Shirley . Ed Sherling. Red Brown, mired wherever ath­ VISION. AND EVERLASTING Fatty \\'arren, Em­ letics me known. FUSSJNG WITH DETAILS .. tmtt Sizemore. John Today. the Plains­ Pitts. Caton and manY men come to the Tu­ others have bee;.. lane Stadium. bat­ names of the past to tered from th rec harei conjure wit h. All played at i\uh urn in years hut not one whit the glorious clays of discouraged. ;\uhurn the past. team:. are that way. Caro ndelet and Gravier Sts. �o. institution car­ If ever a worthy rival ries a greater respect was met, it is in the nor a greater well team from the Ala­ wisb than Auburn. bama Plains. Tulane is proud to call Auburn a rival! They have known The Green 'Nave great years on the 1928 TULANE FOOTBALL RESULTS respects the spirit of Tulane 65; Louisiana Normal 0. gridiron. For more the fine Alabama in­ Tulane 51; Mississippi A. &. M. 6. than a decade • \uburn Tulane 0; Georgia Tech 12. stitution and long will Tulane V an bil ruled the South. The 6; der e 13. revere the name Tulane 14; Georgia 20. called Plainsmen . . \ labamians carried a Tulane 27; Millsaps 0. Tulane 13: Auburn 12 Tulane 41; Sewanee 6. Tulane 47; Louisiana College 0. Tulane 0; Louisiana State 0.

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DID YOU KNOW THAT-

Elmer )JcCanse and Charlie Rucker, Greenie ta ckles. arc playing their �eventh year uf football to­

gether? They played four y(a rs in high school and three in college . . . \\'op Glover is a product of

St. Stanislaus? Bill Banker is 21 years of age and was born at Lake Charles, La? The Greenie!> will play

Gtorgia in ::\ew Orleans ne.xt season ancl (;eo1·gia Tech at .\tlanta? Tulane was the first college football team ever to play at Columbtls. (;a., other than Georgia and ,\uhurn? .\11 tickets for the Tulane-! .. S. U. fool­ ball game have hcen sold at Baton Rouge and only a limited numb:r remain to be sold at the 205 St. Charles Street ticket office here?

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fllGI-f SPOTS OF You Can Lead a Man to College Banker's great all­ 1929 TULANE around exhibition FOOTBALL But You Can't Make Him Think against Georg-ia. J\rm­ SE.-ISO/\' strong's (;4 yarcl jaunt to a t o u c h d o w11 lke .-\nnstrong's 72 Thinking young men. howe,·er­ Rucker's fine play Yard run for a touch­ who have Yision and recog nize the with a broken nose. (lown again�t Texa� �LcCanse's great play --\. & �I. good things of life, know that God­ \\'op Glo­ aiter an injury. ,·er's catch of a touch­ chaLL-x·s clothes are more than just down pass against clothes. they're a manner of thinking. The excellent j udg­ Texas 1\. & ::\1. ment of Coach Bernie Suits Bierman in every Clicking o[ entire game. especi::dly in the Crcenie team against Overcoats Texas t\. & :\1. g-ame. �I ississippi A. & i\1. . and Banker's mns for Hats Tec.l Cox's fine cle­ two t o u c h d o wns. velopm� nt of the line Jlugh \\ hatley's ' ot­ Shoes and Lester l.auten­ fensi,·e brilliance. sd11aeger's Furnishings great work in helping build up a :\!orris Bodenger·� pass deien:-.c. great line play against South,,·estcrn. The great crow•l for the Georgia Tl:ch r k e . \r mst rong's ·� game. fine passing against 0canal near Baronne Georgia T�ch. Two touchdo\\'n passe!'� in l h ree attempts.

PAST SCORES AUBURN- TULANE GAMES 1902-Aubur·n 0; Tulane 0. 1910-Auburn 33: Tulane 0. 1921-Auburn 14; Tulane 0. 1922-Auburn 19; Tulane 0. 1923-Auburn 6; Tulane 6. 1924-Auburn 6; Tulane 14. 1925-Auburn O; Tulane 13. 1926-Auburn 2; Tulane 0. BAUMBACH 1927-Auburn 6; Tulane 6. 1928--Auburn 12; Tulane 13.

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SOUTHERN of John H a n c o c k, CONFERENCE The Spirit the Game Mississippi A. & M. COACHES Coach Kirkpatrick, S:!wanee. Bernie \\". Bier­ -As an institution whose fo rtune is in­ man, Tulane. separably connected with that of New Or­ Homer Hazel. Ole

\\'a II ace \\'ade, leans, the Public Service fa mily is backing �!iss. "The Green Wa ve" heart and soul . . \ labama. ] i m my DeHart,

John Floyd. .\u­ -But aside from that, it's a man's game Duke. burn. this fo otball business. In rain, slush, cold; Gus Tebell. North ) osh Cody. Clem­ no matter what the odds or cost, the true Carolina State. son. fo otball player fights on to win the game. Russ Cohen, l.ouis­ Coach Abel, \'ir­ -Similarly, the Public Service game re­ iana State. ginia. quires men. In storm, rain, cold; no matter Dan M c G u g i n. Hilly La\·al. South what the odds or cost, street cars must \'anderbilt. Carolina. move, electric lights must burn, gas must II Chuck C o i n s, flow-at all times, in all weather. That's a �orth Carofjna. man's game, too, and meu who play it can B i II .-\lcxand�r. understand the spirit of men who fi ght out c;eorgia Tech. on the grid.

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C o a c h .t\. ber t. \\'ashington and Lee. . \ndy Gustafson, Virginia Poly. Hill Raferty, Vir­ ginia Nlilitary. T I. C. Byrd. i\rary­ THE LiTTLE BILLOvV land. 1\,xt Saturday Tulane's frcslm1en football team meets H a r r y Gamage. the .\uburn Freshmen at Auburn. Alabama. Last week Kentucky. ''The Little Billow'' did justice to the J3jg Green Wave hy Bob � eyland. Ten­ defeating the university of Alabama freshmen 20 to 6. nessee. This Little Billow r�ally makes a great splish.

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Often only the officials and captains know what a certain penalty is for. We have sketched out the following to inform you. Each penalty is num­ bered below. When a penalty is inflicted the number of that penalty will be hung on the score board.

Pl ease unde rs ta nd vio latio ns of ru les are ra rely in tentio na L They usually come from over-a nxious­ ne ss , excitement and mo st of ten from the highly te ch ni cal character of the present game . PENALTIES

Pen. No. OFFENSE Penalty Pen. No. OFFENSE Penalty 1. Offside-In advance of line of scrim· 21. If a man on de[ense holds a player of 5 mage and on the kick-off or on free kick yds. the side with the ball ______5 yds. 2. Holding or Illegal use of hands or arms. 22. If a team takes out time more than The team \\'itll tbe ball, except tbe man three limes in one half without substi­ carrying the ball may not use hands or tuting a player _ _------6 yds. arms to block out or keep off opponents_ 15 yds. 23. For delaying the game 5 yds. 3. Clipping-Cutting a man down from the 24. Crawling-The man 'vith ball may not

rear away from the play ____ 25 yds. crawl or try to advance after bejng tackled and thrown _ _ 5 yds. 4. Players must come to an absolute stop 25. Hurdling-Man with ball may not jump tor a period or approximately one second over a man slill on his feet ----- 15 yds. in all shifts and "huddle" plays_____ 16 yds. 26. Unnecessary roughness or unfair play . 16 yds LOSS OF A "D OWN" 27. Tripping with feet, tackling out of bounds, etc. 16 yds. - 5. For second and third incomplete passes 28. If center felnls to snap ball and does· in any one series or downs and__ 5 yds not ______5 yds. 29. Unsportsmanlike conduct, talking back 6. Interference by side making forward to of[icials or abusive language__ _ 15 yds. pass, prior to rourlh down, also _ 15 yds. 30. The ball or the center may not be In­ 7. [ntenlionally throwing forward pass to terfered with until baJJ is passed __ 5 yds. ground, prior to fourth down, also___ yds. 16 31. A substitute must report to referee or umpire. Penalty for not re-porting_ _ 6 yds. OF BALL LOSS 32. The team with the ball must have seve 1 8. Ball kicked out or bounds, unless men on the line of scrimmage when th11

touched. etc. ball is snapped -· _ 5 yds. 9. Interference by side making forward 33. The cente1· or the man on either side pass, fourth down-Loss of ball at point of him may uot C

10. Interference by defensive side in t:ase team ___ __ · ----- � __ 5 yds. of forward pass-Loss of ball to the or­ 34. Player out of bounds when baH Is fended side at the spot of the foul, the snapped _ 6 yds. ensuing down to be first down. 35. lf a player leaves the field while l.i-;:;ie 11. Ulegal or Incomplete forward pass­ is out or during intermission without fourlh down. permission of officials 15 yds. 12. Intentionally throwing forward pass to 36. No one on bench or sidelines may oac ch ground, fourth down-Loss of ball and or Instruct anyone in the game __ 15 yds.

also ______15 yds. 37. There Is a penalty for persons coming 13. Failure to ad vance ball 10 yards in four on field or play and £or more than one downs. representative In case of injury and for 14. No man on team with ball may be in mo­ anyone on bench or inside enclosure tion when ball is snapped, except one standing or wall(ing along side lines 15 yds. man may be in motion toward bls own 38. Team delaying start of game or start goal or toward side line______6 yds. of second half forfeits option and is 15. Piling on a player after the wlllstle � 15 yds. penalized 25 yds. 16. The kicker may not be tackled or knocked down after kicking 15 yds. LOSS OF HALF THE DIST ANCE TO 17. The mao carrying the ball may not be THE GOAL LI NE pushed or pulled by any or his team- mates _ __ _ 16 yds. 39. A player may be substituted only once 18. Interference with player making £air in each half-for illegal return, team is catch or throwing player who has made penalized as above and player is sus­

fair catch _ ------15 yds. pended for r·emain

after fair catch _---··---- 5 yds. er is disqualified for remainder of game, 20. If a substitute coming In says anything and team Is penalized as above. to any teammate until a play has been 41. Foul within one yar·d line or behind goal

made his team is penalized ______15 yds. line by defensive side.

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