Casteel of Missouri gatnmg on an off-tackle play
THE GRE ENIE SCHE DU LE. Sept. 26. Tulane (77) vs. Louisiana College (0). At New Orleans Oct. 3. Tulane (6) vs. Missouri (6.) At New Orleans October I0. Tulane (?) vs. "Ole Miss'' (?.) At New Orleans October I 7. Tulane vs. Miss. Aggies. At New Orleans October 24. Tulane vs. Northwestern. At Chicago October 3 I. Tulane vs. Auburn. At Montgomery. November 7. Tulane vs. La. Poly. At New Orleans November 14. Tulane vs. Sewanee. At New Orleans November 2 I. Tulane vs. L. S. U. At Baton Rouge November 26. (Thanksgiving Day.) Tulane vs. Centenary. At Shreveport.
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SIX "OLE MISS" STARS
BILES MARTIX BocJ..o B ALLEN HEWES Back Back �------.. 4 SOV\'E�IR TuLANE FOOTBALL PROGRAM SEASO'\ 1925 Roll "Ole ]V!iss" Homer Hazel, all-American star with Rutgers last ;vear, has done wonders at the University of MissiEsippi in the few weeks that he has been at the Oxford institution. "Ole Miss'', long a weak sister in Southern football, seemed to take on new li1e with the ar rival of Hazel, and the great football star has moulded the Red and Blue eleven into a real powerful and scoring aggregation. Smarting under a defeat handed them last week in Austin, Tex., by the Texas Longhorns, after they had held the "Steers" scoreless during the first half, the "Ole Miss" out fit is out to wipe out the 25-0 beating they t:ook, and at the same tim,e, to OPEN ALL NIGHT AMES even scores with Tmlane for past defeats. And the New Orleans' Newest and funny thing about it Ha Most Modern Drug Store zel's lads will, in all prob ability, furnish Shaugh nessy's team a great deal LAB ORATORY of competition. PRO D UCTS WALSDORF'S The ''Ole Miss" game, Articles of Merit Incorporated while considered by many Benjamin Dandruff Remedy Newcomb Bouquet Cologne more or less, of a st::t-up Perrier Liquid Shampoo for the Greenies, is very Special Lilac Vegetal important because it will Mentholamond Cream Ipecac Tooth Paste be the first Confe1:ence DRUGS - GIFTS Ipecac Tooth Wash game for Tulane and Eureka Hair Tonic also for "Ole Miss". Superior Bay Rum The losing team in Shaving Cream Saturday's game willI be Cooling Lotion CANAL AT RAMP ART eliminated from the race Alno Face Powder Alno Cold Cream for top honors and that's Complexion Soap NEW ORLEANS going to make the game Purchase from your Druggist all the harder fought. Phone Main 1124 NEW ORLEANS, LA. \, ,.�------, r------·� Pbo.nes: Main 9459-M. 9705 Coletnan E. Adler TURCI'S for Italian Garden Restaurant SERVI CE A LA CARTE BANQ UETS DISTINCTIVE TABLE D'HOTE 2 2 9 B 0 U R B 0 N S T. JEWELRY Dancing Every Night 10:30 to 1:30 �------SOUVENIR TULANE FOOTBALL PROGRAM SEASOl\J 1925 5 Pardon Us, Newcomb, But--- Roll "Ole Miss" make several shifts Near Your College, In the Town, in the Tulane line-up Oontht1ted from Page 4 In the Town, in today' s game. It There will be lit- There's A Clothes-Shop IS quite probable tle to choose tn Close Aroun', Close Aroun', that Johnny Men weights between the ville, former jesuit Where the Guys Who Rate two teams. Both T u and Freshman star With the Flower of the U. lane and ''Ole Miss'' back. who distin Get Suits and Sweaters, wiii average in the guished himself in Socks and Shoesies Too! line, between I 72 the Louisiana college and I 75 pounds and game, and who ha!.: both backfields will b e e n t�aring the average around I 68 Godchaux's Frosh and scrub pounds. lines to pieces in In Johnny Mustin, COLLEGE SHOP daily workouts, will Martin and Lilly, start at one of the Hazel has three fast Jimmie Black, Mgr. halfback positions, shifty backs, good at 7534 Maple St. Wal. 5680 along with Flournoy. hitting the line or Pat Browne and circling the ends, Les Lautenschlaeger while Charlies Allen, lt Ain't Our Shop, It's Yours will probably com "Ole Miss" fullback, plete t h e Tulane packs I 80 pounds of backfield. brawn to plunge H a r v e y Wilson, through the Greenie may return to full line if his forwards back for the "Ole open up holes in the Miss" game, to give Tulane inner de Watson and Paler GAME STARTS fense. mo, who rejoined Coach Shaughnes the Greenies early in sy w i 11 probably AT 2:30 P. M. Contimted on Page 6 Davidson Dental Supply Co. Inc. 7 41 Maison Blanche Building NEW ORLEA NS Branch: Shreveport, La. 6 SOLVE;\IR TULANE FOOTBALL PROGRAM SEASON 1925 ROLL ''OLE MISS" --Continued the week, a chance to acquire some training in the school of hard knocks. The Tulane line will be the same as faced the Mizzou Tigers with Gamble and "Doc" Wilson at ends and Talbot and Wight, tackles with "Irish" Levy and Blackledge in the middle of the line. ln case Harvey Wilson is not shifted to the backfield he will hold down the pivot job. Coach Shaughnes.sy may. however, fool all the rail birds and pull a "Knute Rockne'' by send ing his second Varsity into the fray at the beginning with the fleet footed "Pony Express" carrying the ball, and then hustle the first string lads into action when occasion require.s. Such tactics will give all members of the Greenies a chance to acqui-re experience and, at the time it will conserve the Greenie regulars and les sen the possibility of any men being injured for the coming games. Next week the Wave meets the old and ancient .. Mississippi Aggies''-.ri · BANDIN vals for years, and with INSTRUM�.N� eON.....,, ...... , n ...._. v,� Bernie Bierman at the helm of the Starkville Used by Tulane Band Be bunch the, Greenies wm cause they are the best face a real struggle. With this and the Northwestern Get That Touchdown! game just beyond the In all sports t b e I' e VEGA & PARAMOU NT comes a tiJne wllen horizon, Shaughnessy is every ounce or strength BANJOS going to take no chance and brain power nlUst be put into a play. You on any of his men being -must bave equipment LE ED Y & LU DWIG injured for these and the tllat will not fail. Spald iug Equlpment is made DRUMS future important games. • for bard usage on the atb.letic field-and never "Ole Miss" will appear fails-Send for the new before a local crowd for Fall and Winter Cata· Iogue of con·ect ma the first time in two years. t�ll'ials for all sports in CONN The last time the two season. N. 0. CO. teams met was in 1923. 123 Carondelet Street at which time the Greenies Contin·uec/ on Page. H 130 Carondelet St., Neto 01·1eo:ns r THE NEW OFFICE TOILET SUPPLY CO., Hotel Monteleone Ltd. 509 S. PETERS ST. J. D. KENNEY, Manager European Plan. TOWELS AND LIN ENS STRICTLY FJRST CLASS SU PP LIED AT A NOMINAL RO YAL and IBERVILLE STRE ETS RENTAL CHARG E SOUVE:'\IR TULANE FOOTBALL PROGRAM SEASON 1925 7 ------ LOUI S IAN A "OLE MISS" PRINTING TULANE COMPANY I. Lautenschlaeger I. Mustin (c' • 2. Killeen 2. Martin 3. Lorio 4. ]. Davis Official Printers 5. Moss 5. Allen TULANE 6. D. Wilson 6. Burke 7. Gamble 7. Biles Foot Ball Program 9. Palermo 9. Perkins I 0. Lamprecht 10. Elmore TULANE II. Henican 12. Eubanks Hullabaloo 12. Browne 14. Cuteer I 3. Stoessel 15. B. Davis TULANE 14. Evans I 6. Thompson Students' Hand Book 15. Flournoy 20. Applewhite 16. Watson 22. Lilly "THERES A REASON" 17. Morgan 23. Smith just Phone Main 1929 18. Duren 25. Cohen OR 19. Robinson 28. Salloum Call at 921-27 Lafayette Street 20. Wight 29. Enochs 2 I. Menville 30. Jackson 22. Talbot 31. Cook 23. Levy 32. Conner 24. H. Wilson Prince 25. Norman Williamson WHO'S WHO IN THE GAME 2 6. Rosenhouse Baxter Use of the list of numbers of the Greenie and "Ole Miss·· 2 7. Blackledge squads will furnish the names of any substitutes entering 28, Carre the game. r,------BUICK AUTdMOBILES THEY CAN'T BEAT OUR TWO PANTS SUITS SALES-SERVICE $35 $45 $50 $65 Collegiate or Busjness Styles GLENNY -BUICK CO., Inc. 822 HOWARD AVE. Carondelet and Gravier Streets 8 SOUVENIR TL:LANE FOOTBALL PROGRAM SEASON 1925 SOUVE1'\IR TL'LA..NE FOOTBALL PROGRAM SEASON 1921 PR OBABLE LINE-UP Greenies "Ole Miss" No. No. 6 "Doc" Wilson --·····-····-·····-·····-·--·------Cohen 25 Right End 22 Talbot Smith 23 Right Tackle 27 Blackledge Prince 35 Right Guard 24 H. Wilson Burke 6 Center 23 Levy ········-·------·····----······-·------Thompson 16 Left Guard 20 Wight Applewhite 20 1 eft Tackle And Coach Doesn't Know It. This is one of the few pictures of 7 Gamble ----····------···········---··Salloum 28 The Facuity Rides the Bench! Clark Shaughnessy extent, and the best President Dinwiddie. Dean Bechtel Left End part of it this was taken early this week and "Doc" White didn't know the while Clark D. was showing the boys camera man was watchnig them as they Lautenschlaeger (c.·········------·------······- Lilly 22 "their stuff." And he doesn · t know be's gave the MissouTi Giants the once over "snapped." Here he is lining the Green Quarter before the game. ies up preparatory for scrimmage with More ardent fans than this astrono the scrub team. From left to right are 21 Menville Martin 2 my-Latin-history combination could Talbot, Levy, Watson (part of him), not be found in all Tu1ane, the trio Left Half Rosenhouse, Carre, "Coach" Duren have not missed a Tulane game in ages. (left arm), Lamprecht, Men ville, Har 15 Flournoy ------·--·------··--·-·····--··----- Mustin (c) 21 vey Wilson and Tom Killeen. Right Half I 2 Browne ··-----····-----·------··------··-----·---·---Allen 5 Full Back THE SCORE LAST WEEK'S SCORE I 925 I I ] 2 I 3 I 4 I Final 1925 I 2 3 4 Final TULANE ··-·------�-�-�-�-� "Hail! Hail! The Gang's All Here" or at least as much of it as could TULANE ...... :\ 0 6 0 0 6 '----+ crowd into the concrete section at the stadium last Saturday when the Greenies held Mizzou to a 6-6 tie. I "OLE MISS" ...... \ I I I I MISSOURI ...... , 6 0 0 0 6 ��======��======� 10 SOUVEi':IR TULANE FOOTBALL PROGRAM SEASO"l I 925 WHAT'S THE DOPE? It's almost a year since Mississippi A. and M. -came to New Orleans and threw a monkey wrench in the Tulane works and travelled back to Starkville w ith a 14-6 victory-the only defeat -· suffered by the Green Wave last year. And next week the Aggies will return again, as usual loaded for bear, determined not to let the Greenies even counts for last year's battle. The Aggies are a much strengthened outfit primarilv because Bernie Bierman, who left the Greenie fold last year, became head coach at the Starkville institution. Bierman was one of the greatest product of the great "Doc'" Williams during the hey dey of Minnesota in the football world. For the past two years Bierman had been chief lieutenant and right hand man to Coach Shaugh nessy, a former team-mate of his, and the Greenie victories were in no small measure due to the minute details of each and every formation used by opposing elevents that Bernie brought back after a scout Coni imwcl on Page 12 Hotel De Soto Commercial and Tourists NEW ORLEANS Absolutely Fire Proof Moderate Rates Headquarters for all Southern Colleges ··Hoss"' Talbot. Harvey Wilson This big tackle blocked C. A HARTWELL, Sammy Whiteman's drop Mgr.-Director kick last week against Mis ]. W. STIMPSON, souri and probably saved the Manager day for the Tulane Greenies. ]. M. GORE. JR.. Asst. Mgr. ------' �------J r------� MEDICAL BOOKS NOTICE! We carry all text-books recommended BEFORE THE GAME in the Medical, Dental and Pharmacy DURING THE GAME Depa rtments of Tulane. Call at our � AFTER THE GAME Store, or phone your needs. There is Nothing Better � J. A. MAJORS CO. than CANDIES Phone Main 3252 AD ONIS CHOCOLATES 1301 T U L A N E A V E. Ask Your Dealer SOUVENlR TULANE FOOTBALL PROGRAM SEASON 1925 I 1 AFTER THE GAME REST ( -and- REFRE SHMENTS AT KOLB'S "PEGGY'. "LES" The Restaurant with an In dividuality DINNER MUS IC DANCING AFTER THEATRE "IRISH" LEVY BENXY WlGHT r Get Your Colors for the Game at Holmes Also Boxed Candies, Noise Makers, Pennants and Miniature Footballs toTake With You to Each Game . -.- In Wearing Apparel--The Newest Styles for Men and Women -.- D. H. HOLMES CO. LIMITED For 83 Years-The Best Place to Shop 12 SOUVENIR TULANE FOOTBALL PROGRAM SEAS0:-.3 1Q25 WHAT'S THE DO PE Contin.tt.e(l [1·o1n Pa.ge 10 ing trip and to the close analysis of the offensive play of these elevens. Bernie knows just about what Tulane will use against the Aggies, having helped to teach most of the men. He knows the Greenies' weaknesses, strength and little peculiarities of play which will prove invaluable to his Aggies when the game starts. On the other hand Shaughnessy himself will just about know what Bierman will use to a cer tain degree since both teams will be coached in the same school of football. First hand information has been brought hack to Shaughnessy after each game the Aggies played by his scouts. Last week "Brother" Brown saw the Aggies perform and after the game had a long talk with Bernie Bierman. While the Greenies and the "Ole Miss" lads are struggling in the sun this afternoon, "Brother" and Joe Killeen, one of the shrewdest quarterbacks in Tulane history, will go up to Starkville to get an eyefull during the Aggie-Ouachita game. Phones Walnut 3269-25 72 Steam Heated Excellent Music P. BEROT & SONS MECCA THEATRE Adams Street, Near Maple CL EANERS and Especially Selected Pro DYERS gr ams Exhibiting only the best Photoplays Produced. 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And it was giants from Missouri "Hoss" Talbot that -a thrilling, gruel This game of studying, and play broke through the ling, game fight ing, and being ever well dressed heavy Missouri for and Tulane's Green and ready for the part. There's wards and lunged in Wave made the Ti knowing what's what for every oc front of Whjteman's ger from the "show casion, and New Orleans college drop kick that saved me" state stand in Tulane from being his tracks. The score men know that I Service in provid defeated by a field was 6-6. ing these necessaries is our game goal. Fifteen p o u n d s -and Maison Blanche plays that And while these lighter than the Go game well, too. boys stood out as the liaths from Colum greatest players of bia. Mo.. the Creen the day ,every other ies iought to the last Everything for Sports m e m b er of the ditch. against odds Greenie squad that in the first half and Everything for Wear played did splendid then came back the and Novelties for every extra call work. "Irish" Levy second half to play and Blackledge at rings around the guards played well. heavy lads from Mis and Harvey Wilson soun. at center, started his "Peggy" Flournoy. campaign for an all "Doc" Wilson, Gam Southern berth at ble and "Hoss" Tal the pivot job. bot. Those were the Jl Captain "Les" Lau boys that played the CREATEST STORE. .SOU)'K tenscblaeger handled gratest game. It was the Creenies in fine F A o'ulr n o y who fashion and ran the plunged over for the ball well on several tou::hdown w h i c h occasions. tied the Tigers and "Little Shorty Nor it w a s "Peggy" man,'' one of Tu whose good right toe lane's pony express, k e p t the Mizzou tore through for sev team at a far dis eral good gains, but tance whenever T u Our Advertisers t h e slippery field lane was forced to wasn't to "Shorty's" give up the ball. liking :md he found "Doc" Wilson and Helped to Make it difficult to keep C a m b I e streaked to his feet. down the field like This Better Program Contitwccz on Page 15. r ((The Thinking Fellow Calls A Yellow" D Rl N K Main 3 IN Safety--Courtesy--Comfort--Service BO TTLES _, , ______...______14 SOUVEI':JR TUL.Ai\:E FOOTBALL PROGRAM SEASON JQ25 Roll "Ole Miss" Oontimter/ /Iorn Paoe 6 h<:�d little difficulty in capturing t h e game by a 2 6-0 What They Said After the score. Battle. But this year the Coach Gwinn Henry after Oxford team is not coming here expect the Tulane forwards stopped ing a licking and his Mizzou rushes in the sec hoping to score a ond half: "The Line is busy.'' m o r a I victory by Red Grange after Nebras holding the Greenies to a close score. ka· s line stopped him dead: "Ole Miss" and Ha "Weir, Oh Weir do we go zel are coming here from here.·· to beat the Tulane outfit and stay in the Knute Rockne, whose race for top honors Notre Dame "cavalry" made in the Southern Con a miserable 69-0 showing ference. To stay in against Lombard: "Gid the conference title race, Tulane also dap." Coach "Brother" Brown must win. The fur will fly at 2:30 p. m. P. S.-Our guess is that the Greenies will win by 3 touch downs. W h a t · s Elsewher-e Today. yours? Barna vs. L. S. U. at Ba BROADWAY ton Rouge. Tulane scouts. should get an eye full for the. Tigers will have to open up PHARMACY to beat the Southern Cham pions. Georgia vs. Yale. Last year Eli got scared out of its "ON TO AUBURN" boots when Stegman· s outfit from Athens barely lost by a 7-6 score. And Georszia has a strong team today, de H. C. Rzchards WITH THE GREENIES spite its loss last week to Vir ginia. Georgia Tech vs. Penn. State. At New York. The 31 Golden Tornado had horse Montgomery Oct. shoes in its head guards last year when it beat this outfit. but this year Tech looks like it is in the money without Broadway & Maple Let's All Go! any Aukes. Tech and 6. points is our guess. '------' SOUVENIR TLLANE FOOTBALL PROGRAM SEASO:'-! 1925 Last Week. by Jackson on the next play. Oontintecl trom Page 13 Fighting back dog From the time the gedly, just as the firstof the 8,500 Tu first period closed, lane students, sup fulane worked the porters and rooters oval down to Miz streamed through the zou' s 30-y.ard line. A IF ITS FOR THE BABY turnstiles, it was evi pass on fourth down dent that a real con soon after the start test was to be waged -or- of the period, thrown on that sun-bathed by Laute-nschlaegpr field. THE WEE TOT UP TO SIX to Gamble ultimately Missouri made resulted in Tulane· s nine first downs to Go to touchdown. Just as eight for Tulane Gamble was about t h r o u g b o u t the to catch the ball, game. In the first three Missouri backs half the Mizzou lads CONWAY'S crashed into him. chalked up every one The referee gave the of their first downs Greenies the ball on while the Greenies the two-yard line, made but two. But For Daintiness. Smartness and Durability, the point of interfer Clark Shaughnessy" s Their Garments Excel ence and ..Peggv"' eagle eye had de dived over with the tected how Missouri tying touchdown. was breaking Whiteman· s drop through the Tulane 1200 ST. CH AR LES AVE. kick for Missouri" s line, and a whispered extra point went w o r d to Benny Ph one Jackson 3704 under the goal post. W'ight on bow to and Pat Browne's ef shift for the peculiar fort to win for the off tackle plays of Greenies was the Tigers and from blocked by uncom then on C o a c h ing huskies. }-jcnry" s offense was Thrills there were conspicuous by its apler:ty in the great absence. HU LLABALO O intersectional game Missouri s co r e d Hullabaloo, 'Ray, 'Ray with Missouri's great its touchdown on a eleven which copped Hullabaloo, 'Ray, 'Ray 30-yard pass from the Missouri Valley Captain S a m m y Hooray-Hooray championship I a s t Whiteman to Cogu Varsity, Varsity T. A. year and which sup ze.-, which placed the T. A., T. A. porters say is on its ball on Tulane's 3- w a y t o another Varsity, Varsity T. A. yard line. and a buck championship. Tulane. r r Virgil Robinson Lamprecht "Rock of Gibraltar" "Versatility Itself" '------·'