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Tulane's Green Wave and Louisiana State's Tigers 1948 HOME SCHEDUL.E climax their respective grid seasons here today with their traditional clash. It is the 46th meeting between Oct. 9 -8:00 p.m.-Texas A. & M. the two arch-rivals in a 55-year old series which dates Oct. 16-8:00 p.m.-Georgia back to 1893. Oct. 30-8:00 p.m.-Ole Miss (Homecoming) Nov. 13-8:00 p.m.-Mississippi State Dr. Charles E. Coates* *took * the first · Tiger team ever assembled to New Orleans on November 25, 1893, Nov. 20-2:00 p.m.-Alabama for the series' first game which Tulane won, 34-0. Nov. 27-2:00 p.m.-Tulane * * * Requests for tickets should be addressed to "The Down through the autumns since that time, the Manager, . Football Ticket Office, Louisiana State Tigers have posted 23 game.s in the win column of University, Baton Rouge, La." the ledger as against 17 for the Greenies. * * * Last fall's 6-6 deadlock was only the fourth tie Turn to page 24 for official signals and penalties. recorded in the long and colorful series. * * * More than 66,000 spectators, the largest crowd ever to witness a regularly scheduled game in the deep South, saw the underdog Greenies upset the dope and hold the Tigers to a draw last year. * * * !Johnny f/{i/1 S Today's crowd is expected to be the largest ever to see an L.S.U.-Tulane game in the Capital City.

In their last seven meetings* * *, Tulane has scored but one win, this coming during the wartime grid season of 1943 when ex-Tiger, Dub Jones, on Navy lend-lease Before and After the Game to the Wave, led the Greenies to a 27-0 triumph.

The Wave is coached* by * Henry* Frnka, who was given the task in 1946 of returning the long-dormant Greenies to the heights they once knew. * * * * * * In his third autumn at Tulane, Frnka seems to have done the job, for today the Wave stands on the brink of receiving their first bowl invite in almost a decade. * * * Tulane has lost only to Georgia Tech in nine starts 2515 GOVERNMENT ST. while winning from Alabama, South Carolina, Ole Miss, Auburn, Mississippi State, V. M. I., Baylor and BATON ROUGE, LA. Cincinnati. * * * * * But past records mean little when these two tra- ditional rivals clash and Tiger backers are hoping that the Tinsleymen will pull an upset. SEVEN

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SQUAD LIST 11 Nagata, b 42 Konz, b 72 Strother, t 12 Heroman, b 43 Menetre~ b 73 Baird, t 14 Baggett, b 44 Gray~ b · 74 Voss, t 15 Griffith, b 45 Venable, b 75 Shoaf, t 17 Van Buren. b 51 Barney, c 76 Hover, t 22 Brechtel, b 52 Reid, c 79 Mixon, t 23 Pevey, b 53 Wray, .c 80 Lyle, J .• e 24 Porta, b 54 Claunch, c 81 Bullock, e 25 Cole, b 60 Reynolds, g 82 Wimberly, e 30 Blakewood, b 62 Cusimano, g 83 Lyle, S .• e 32 Collins, H., b 63 Worley, g 84 Gaudin, e 34 Clegg, b 64 Lewis, g 85 Kitto, e 35 Schroll, b 65 McClelland, g 86 Kimes, e 36 Toth, b 69 Bradley, g 87 Adams, e 40 LeSage, b 71 Collins, R .~ t

SCORE 1 2 3 4 TOTAL L. S. U. TULANE I I I I I Tulane Probable Starting Lineup LE LT - LG C RG RT RE Sheffield Druen Brown Dedeaux Doyle Rogas O'Brien 80 72 65 50 60 76 86 QB Keeton 10 LHB RHB Jones Svoboda 23 31 FB Price 45 SQUAD LIST 10 Keeton, qb 45 Price, fb 73 Bounds, t 11 Bonar, qb 50 Dedeaux, c 74 Rowland, t 12 Fortier, hb 51 Maddox, c 75 Villars, t 13 Ernst, qb 52 Crutchfield,· c 76 Rogas, t 14 Dicli:, hb 53 Vick, c · 77' Joyce, t 16 Whitman, qb 54 Kottemann, . c 78 Helluin, t 20 Kinek, hb 55 Boyles, c 79 Eddy, t 21 Prats, hb 60 Doyle, g 80 Sheffield, e 23 Jones, hb 61 Headrick, g 81 Partridge, e 25 Waller, hb 62 Kl'nschmidt, g 82 Riggs, e 26 Van Meter, hb 64 Eggenberger, g 83 Harper, e 31 Svoboda, hb 65 Brown, g 84 Kibodeaux, e 32 Hickman, fb 66 Franz, g 85 Fielder, e 35 Hahn, fb 67 Ramke, g 86 O'Brien, e 40 Sikora, hb 68 Reising, g 88 Watkins, e 41 Glisson, hb 70 Davis, t 89 Doland, e 42 Bienz, fb 71 Lea, t 90 Chassee, e 43 Maxwell, hb 72 Druen, t 91 Preis, e OFFICIALS Alvin Bell, Referee, Vanderbilt J. E. Burghard. Umpire. Mississippi College Frank Waddey, Linesman, Georgia Tech Battle Bagley. Judge. Washington & Lee Howard Ector, Electric Clock, Georgia Tech In every CITY, there is

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LOUISIANA STATE FOOTBALL ROSTER, 1948 R No. Name Class Ht. Wt. Age Home Town CENTERS 0 51 *Barney, Charlie ...... Jr. 6 195 21 Shreveport 52 Reid, Joe ...... Soph. 6-3 215 18 Meridian, Miss. 53 Wray, Willy ...... Soph. 6-1 205 19 Camden, Ark. M ***Claunch, Edd ...... Sr. 6 195 22 Haynesville 5 GUARDS 60 *Reynolds, Gerry ...... Soph. 6 205 21 Baton Rouge 62 **Cusimano, Charlie ...... Jr. 5-8 190 20 New Orleans E 63 ***Worley, Wren ...... Sr. 5-11 197 24 El Dorado, Ark. 64: ***Lewis, Jim ...... Sr. 5-11 192 22 Tyler, Tex. 65 ***McClelland, Bill ...... Sr. 6 194 22 Crowley 69 Bradley, Dick ...... Soph. 6 195 23 Norristown, Pa. N TACKLES 71 *Collins, Ray ...... Soph. 5-11 220 21 Shreveport 72 *Strother, Howard ...... Jr. 6-2 215 20 Baton Rouge F 73 *Baird, . Joe "Red" ...... Soph . 6-2 230 21 Shreveport 74 Voss, Harold ...... Soph. 6-5 223 18 Baton Rouge 75 Shoaf, Jim ...... Soph. 6 200 19 Greensburg, Pa. 76 Hover, Allen ...... Soph. 6-2 220 19 Memphis, Tenn. I 79 Mixon, Wallace ...... Soph. 6-2 208 21 Amarillo, Tex. ENDS 80 Lyle, Jim "Eg'' ...... Soph. 6-2 202 21 El Dorado, Ark. E 81 **Bull,ock, Ray ...... Jr. 6-2 190 23 El Dorado, Ark. 82 ***Wimberly, Abner ...... Sr. 6-1 205 22 Oak Ridge · 83 **Lyle, Mel "Sam" ...... Jr. 6-3 205 23 El Dorado, Ark. 84 Gaudin, Charlie ...... ; Soph. 6-1 175 18 Covington L 85 Kitto, Armand .. : ...... Soph. 6 165 21 New Orleans 86 Kimes, Nate ...... Soph. 6-3 174 20 N. Little Roclc, Ark. 87 **Adams, Jeff ...... Jr. . 6-1 190 19 Memphis, Tenn. D QUARTERBACKS 22 Brechtel, F'red ...... Soph. 5-10 168 23 New Orleans , 23 **Pevey, Charlie ...... Jr. 6 161 23 Jackson, Miss. 24 Porta, Ray "Coon" ...... Soph. 5-11 140 19 Baton Rouge 25 Cole, Jack ...... Soph. 6-1 • 180 18 Bastrop LEFT HALFBACKS LeSage, Joe ...... Soph . 5-!) 170 19 Homer 5 40 42 Konz, Ken ...... Soph. 5-9 175 18 Weimar, Tex. 43 Menetre, Ralph ...... So ph. 5-9 170 20 Covington 44 **Gray, Dale ...... Jr. 6 175 25 El Dorado, Ark. 45 Venable, John ...... Soph. 6 170 19 Camden, Ark definitely! RIGHT HALFBACKS 11 **Nagata, Joe ...... ; ...... Jr. 6 180 24 Eunice BATON 12 **Heroman, AI ...... Jr. 5-11 170 19 Baton Rouge 14 Baggett, Billy ...... Soph. 5-11 165 19 Beaumont, Tex. 15 **Griffith, Carroll t ...... Jr. 5-11 186 23 N. Little Rock, Ark. ROUGE•s 17 Van Buren, Evert ...... Soph . 6-2 195 23 Metairie FULLBACKS oldest 30 Blakewood, Eldred ...... Soph. 6 195 19 Baton Rouge · 32 ***Collins, Harrell "Rip" ...... Sr. 6 190 21 Baton Rouge 34 *Clegg, Bob ...... Soph. 5-10 165 21 Baton Rouge best 35 ***Schroll, Bill ...... Sr. 6 210 22 New Orleans 36 **Toth, Zollie ...... Jr. 6-2 215 24 Pocahontas, Va. store! (*)Denotes number of varsity letters. (t ) Griffith also plays quarterback. TWENTY with furniture that lifts a room out of the ordi­ nary. KORNMEYER'S has many, many chairs, ~i!~tt~t]l.": it: tables and other oc- casional pieces design­ ed to create a new in­ terest to your home.

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Here's a resume of the 54-year-old rivalry: yard end sweep give t}:le Greenies a lead 1893-LSU inaugurated football and challenged and 20-0 shutout over LSU with Ellis Tulane. Tulane won, 34-0. Henican sharing the spotlight. 1895-LSU's first undefeated team-played host 1924-Tulane, boasting their best team (through to Tulane and won, 8-4. '24) and led by Lester Lautenschlaeger, downed the Tigers, 13-0. 1896-Referee declares Tulane uses player not registered at university and names LSU 1925-Lautenschlaeger's passing and Flournoy's 6-0 winner via forfeit. Second undefeated punting leads Tulane to 16-0 victory and team. part claim to SEC title. 1898-LSU has third undefeated team (one 1926-Led by Allen Connell, LSU christens new game schedule). Beats Tulane 37-0. · Tulane stadium with 7-0 win. 1899-Led by Phil Huyck and Ben Chamberlin 1927-Banker, McCarroll and Baumbach led the - it's LSU again, 38-0. Greenies to their fourth win in five years over the Tigers, 13-6. 1900-Eshleman, Sterns and Dupleche led Tu­ lane, 29-0, for first win over Tigers in 1928-0-0 tie. five years. 1929-Armstrong to· Dalrymple and Tulane, 21-0. 1901- Tulane (nicknamed Goats) loses to Tig­ 1930-80-yard kickoff return by Campbell and ers on forfeit, 11-0. SIAA rules v~rdict on a 12-7 win for Tulane. ineligibility of Goat player. 1931-Tulane whips Tigers, 34-7; with SEC 1904-Tulane blocks punt of Tiger on one-yard crown; loses to Trojans in Rose Bowl. line, recovers and scores to win, 5-0. 1932- "Biff" Jones comes to Tigertown. Influen­ 1905-Fourth Tiger undefeated team- led by C. za weakens Greenies-LSU wins, 14-0. Smith, LSU wins 5-0. · 1933- LSU's sixth undefeated team - but Tu­ 1908- LSU, led by "Doc" Fenton and "Cap" lane ties, 7-7. Gandy, has greatest year. Tulane not scheduled. 1934-Tulane on top, 13-12. 1912-Reid, Evans and Dupont too much for Tu­ 1935- at LSU overwhelms Tulane, lane- LSU 21-3. 41-0. Loses to TCU in Sugar Bowl, 2-3. 1913-L. Dupont sets all-time LSU scoring rec­ 1936- All-American Tinsley leads LSU to 33-0 ord for TD's in one season with 15; cli­ victory. maxes final home game by leading Tigers ·1937- LSU's "Pinky" Rohm vs. Tulane's P aul to 40-0 win over Tulane. Andrews-but LSU 20-7. 1914- Tie score, 0-0. 1938- Bobby Kellogg and Tulane, 14-0. 1915- Slugging precipitates near-riot. LSU wins 1939- Tulane powerhouse (second Sugar Bowl . 12-0. year) with Bob Glass running 85 yards 1916- Second tie, 14-14. for score to lead Tulane to 33-20 win. 1917-Greenies trounce Tigers, 28-6, aided by 1940- Leo Bird and Walter Gorinski and LSU, brilliant running of Gentling. 14-0. 1918- Lapse of one year, World War I. 1941- Leo Bird flies again and LSU wins 19-0. 1919- Ives and LSU whip Greenies in war- 1942- Injured Alvin Dark and LSU, 18-6. comeback, 27-6. 1943- "Dub" Jones and Joe Renfro too much 1920- Tulane beats Tigers, 21 -0. for Tigers and Tulane wins 27-0. 1921- Ditto. 1944- Tittle and the Tigers by an upset, 25-6. 1922- 0ld War Skule gridders upset Greenies, 1945- Tittle and Landry combine to run rough­ 25-14. shod over the Greenies, 33-0. 1923- "Mike" Donahue takes over LSU coach­ 1946- Tittle takes over and trips Tulane, 41-27. ing reins-but "Brother" Brown and a 70- 1947- Underdog Greenies rise up to tie LSU, 6-6.

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