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FOR MEN WHO STAY YOUNG • AFTER EVERY GAME WITH . \ tOU tiKE 17::. ITJ.II(ES ~o\l ..,. Louisiana State University Board of Supervisors THOMAS W. CHARLES B. TOM J. MONNOT LEIGH SHERROUSE DUTTON LANIER CHAIRMAN JAMES M. J. Y. FAUNTLEROY HOMER L. J. E. SMITHERMAN McLEMORE BRINKLEY J. STUART DR. EMMETT JEROME A. MRS. FRANCES SLACK IRWIN BROUSSARD MIMS SECRETARY PICTURES OF GEORGE BAILLIO, HORACE A. WILKINSON, JR., AND C. J. DU GAS, NEWEST APPOINTEES TO THE BOARD, WERE UNAVAILABLE. TWO Blocking Back-distinguished by a pair of broad shoulders and the ability to take a man out of the play. Mascot-usually identified as a fur-bearing creature decorated with the team's colors. End - identified by his position at the end of the line: To get the best performance from your car, use high quality gasoline improved with "Ethyl" antiknock fluid-the famous ingredient that steps up power and performance. To show you their best gasoline contains " Ethyl" antiknock com­ pound, oil companies display " Ethyl" trade-marks on their gas­ Unnecessary oline pumps. ttEthyl" fluid is made Roughness by Ethyl Corporation, Chrysler - marked by a display of Building, New York 17, N . Y . excessive physical contact. DR. RUFUS C. HARRIS President of Tulane University FOUB BATON ROUGE'S ONLY COMPLETE SPORTING GOODS · . DE~RTMENT STORE RETAIL AND WHOLESALE Tops <I MacGREGOR A. G. SPALDING tn GOLDSMITH Distributors Sporting Distributors Goods 406 North Fourth Telephone 4-3 73 7 · FIVE Touchdown · . for Social A.ctivities BATON HOTEL HEIDELBERG ROUGE Louisiana's Most Beautiful Hotel AN ALBERT PICK HOTEL 250 Rooms AIR CONDITIONED 250 Baths Visit Baton Rouge•s Most Beautiful Cocktail Room THE BAROQUE ROOM Steamboat Bar Coffee Shop SIX ANNOUNCEMENT' aE 1'1 GJa\ ll ER The authorized prices of concessions in the stadium are as follows: Vol. 4 November 27, 1948 No.6 Soft Drinks ........................ .............................. 10c Peanuts and Candy........................................ 10c Hot Dogs .......................................................... 20c Official Souvenir Football Program of Louisiana State Cigarettes . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .... .. .. .. .. .. .. 35c University, published for each home game. Sandwiches . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 40c Cushions .. .. ............................ :............. ~ ............. 25c National Advertising Representative, Don Spencer Please report any overcharges to L.S.U. athletic authorities. Company, Inc., 271 Madison Ave., New York City. Baton Rouge Advertising- Ray Brannon Printed by FRANKLIN PRESS ~ , BATON ROUGE, LA. LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY'S 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 French and Creole Foods Shrimp Pallud Oysters Rockefell er -:- Trout Meuniere Pompano en Papillote -:- Ch~cken Bonne Femme The Finest Selection Of Steaks and Seafoods Dancing and Cocktails as You Like Them in Our Spacious Cocktail· Lounge 4825 Florida Street Five Minutes From Downtown Baton Rouge NINE ~ ~ J will win this beautiful Harvel wrist watch for your favorite football player ... ~I I I A fitting reward for a grid­ iron king • • • from Rider's. \: i A beautiful $300.00 Harvel I wrist watch ••• face studded i with eleven sparkling dia­ monds • • • 14 car.at gold case . • • 17 jewel movement • • . handsome brown alli­ gator band. Here's all you do ... Write the name of your favorite player in the space allotted below. Tear out this page and bring or mail it to Rider's. Vote as often as you like ... all votes will be tabulated at the end of football season. Help your favorite player win .... Vote for him today! -- MY F~O~In PLAnR IS~~~ ELEVEN PROTECTION Tel. 2-0355 SECURITY GUARANTY INCOME . LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY $3,130,351.00 Deposited with the Louisiana State Treasurer for Protection of Policyholders G. A. FOSTER, President and General Manager LOUISIANA NATIONAL BANK BUILDING BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA NOTE: Will Soon Occupy Baton Rouge General Hospital Building as Home Office on Government St., at East Blvd. FIFTEEN FIFTH AT MAIN MEN'S SHOP Impeccably tailored clothes for the college man-for the business man­ for the man who wants to be distin­ guished and well dressed. Famous name suits, shirts, hats, shoes, over­ coats-everything to complete your wardrobe at Joy's famous easy-to-pay · prices! Come in now-see our com­ plete selection of men's clothing. OPEN DAILY 9:30 to 5:30 SIXTEEN ?;he J3eautiful f!Vew ,.. r - ~ 'r" ,.. .\.. · ~~ c ~ \.. - . CUps lairs COVE TULANE UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL ROSTER, 1948 No. Name Class Ht. Wt. Age Hometown CENTERS 50 *Dedeaux, Homer .............. Soph. 6:2 197 20 Gulfport, Miss. 51 Maddox, George .............. Soph. 6:2 199 20 Dallas, Tex. Air 52 Crutchfield, AI ................ Soph. 6:1 190 19 Bristow, Okla. 53 Vick, Vernon ................. Soph. 5:11 188 22 Port Arthur, Tex. 54 **Kottemann, Stanley ........... Junior 6 l!it4 23 New Orleans, La. Conditioned 55 Boyles, Henry ................. Junior 6 203 25 Magnolia, Ark. GUARDS 60 *Doyle, Dennis ..... ....... .... Soph. 5:11 205 21 San Angelo, Tex. 61 Headrick, Harold ............. Soph. 6:1 203 19 San Angelo, Tex. 62 Kleinschmidt, Arthur ... ...... Soph. 5:11 209 22 New Orleans 64 Eggenberger, Nick . .. ......... Soph. 6 195 20 White Plains, N. Y. 65 *Brown, Rainey ................ Junior 5:11 207 20 New Orleans 66 **Franz, Bob .................... Junior 6:2 198 23 Crystal Lake. Ill. 67 Ramke, Vernon ... ............ Junior 6:1% 208 23 Port Neches, Tex. 68 Reising, Tom ......... ... ..... Soph. 6:% 195 19 Evansville, Ind. 75 **Villars, Walter ................ Junior 6:1% 207 20 New Orleans TACKLES 70 Davis, Euel. .................. Junior 6:3 235 26 Van Buren, Ark. HEART 71 *Lea, Paul .. .................. Soph. 6:2 215 19 New London, Tex. 72 *Druen, Max .......... ........ Junior 6:2 206 ' 21 Enid, Okla. 73 Bounds, Clemon .............. Soph. 6:4 215 20 Pascagoula, Miss. of 74 Rowland, David ... .. ....... Senior 6:2 215 21 Hot Springs, Ark. 76 *Rogas, Dan ................... Soph. 6:% 216 23 Port Arthur, Tex. 77 Joyce, Don .... ....... ........ Soph. 6:% 205 19 Stubenville, Ohio DOWN 78 Helluin, Jerome .. ...... ....... Soph. 6:2 280 19 Donaldsonville, La. 79 Eddy, Bob .......... ... ....... Soph. 6:2 225 20 Carthage, Mo. TOWN ENDS 80 Sheffield, Dick ................ Junior 6:% 187 24 Kirbyville, Tex. BATON 81 *Partridge, Rex ................ Junior 5:8 172 21 Odessa, Tex. 82 *Riggs, Bill ..... .. ........ ... .. Soph. 6 185 19 Tulsa, Okla. 83 Harper, Joe ................... Soph. 6:% 186 19 Houston, Tex. ROUGE 84 Kibodeaux, Ferdie ... .. ....... Soph. 6:1% 189 20 Jennings, La. 85 Fleider, AI .................... Soph. 6:2 205 19 Berwyn, Ill. 86 **O'Brien, Emile (c) ..... , ...... Senior 6 194 25 New Orleans 88 Watkins, Hank ............... Soph. 6:1% 194 23 Corpus Christi, Tex. 89 Doland, Jack ................. Junior 6 175 20 Lake Arthur, La. 90 Chassee, Dick ................. Soph. 6:4 207 19 Chicago, Ill. 91 Preis, Dick ..... ... ......... .. Junior 5:10 170 20 Metairie, La. QUARTERBACKS 10 **Keeton, Jim .................. Junior 5:11 172 23 Enid, Okla. 11 Bonar, Bill .... .......... ..... Soph. 6:1 185 19 Bellaire, Ohio 13 Ernst, Joe .................... Soph. 6 185 20 New Orleans 16 Whitman, Bob ................ Junior 5:11 175 -24 New Orleans LEFT HALFBACKS Dining and 12 **Fortier, Don .................. Senior 5:9 170 26 New Orleans 14 Dick, Jimmy .................. Soph. 6:2 170 19 Tulsa, Okla. 20 Kinek, George ................ Soph. 6:2% 190 19 Allentown, Pa. Dancing 23 Jones, Bo'bby ................. Soph. 5:9 170 19 Houston, Tex. 25 **Waller, AI .................... Junior 5:10 165 22 New Orleans 26 **Van Meter, Cliff ..... ..... .... Junior 6:2 198 21 Henryetta, Okla. Nightly RIGHT HALFBACKS 23 *Prats, Ray .................... Soph. 5:8 175 23 New Orleans 31 *Svoboda, Bill ....... .. ........ Junior 5:11 200 21 Bonham, Tex.
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    LSU LETTERMEN WHO PLAYED U.S. PRO FOOTBALL 1 indicates player part Sources: LSU Football Media Guide, Row 5 shows number o www.pro-football-reference.com/colleges/lsu/ scroll to the right in th YEARS IN PRO No. 45 46 43 43 44 39 Player Pos. Pro Teams Yr. 18 17 16 15 14 13 Adams, Jamal DB NYJ 2 1 1 Addai, Joseph RB IND 6 Alexander, Charles RB CIN 7 Alexander, Dan OL NYJ 13 Alexander, Eric LB NE,JAX,CLE 7 Alexander, Kwon LB TB 4 1 1 1 1 Alexander, Vadal OL OAK 2 1 1 Allen, Kenderick DL NO, NYG,GB 4 Andolsek, Eric OL DET 4 Andrews, Mitch TE DEN 1 Baggett, Billy B DTX 1 Barbay, Roland DL SEA 1 Barksdale, Joseph T OAK, STL,SD,AZ 7 1 1 1 1 1 1 Barnes, Walter G PH 4 Barrett, Jeff E BRO 3 Barrow, Lamin LB DEN 2 1 1 Bech, Brett WR NO 3 Beckham, Odell WR NYG 5 1 1 1 1 1 Beckwith, Darry LB SD 1 Beckwith, Kendell LB TB 1 1 Bernstein, Joe FB-G-T NYG,RII 3 Bishop, Harold TE TB,CL,RAV,PI 4 Blue, Alfred RB HOU 5 1 1 1 1 1 Booker, Fred DB NO 1 Bordelon, Ben OL SD 1 Bordelon, Ken LB NO 6 Boutte, Marc DL RAM,WAS 8 Bowe, Dwayne WR KC,CLE 9 1 1 1 Bower, Tashawn LB MIN 2 1 1 Boyd, Danny K JAX 1 Brancato, George HB CAR 1 Branch, Mel DL DTX,KC,MI 9 Britt, James DB AT 5 Brockers, Michael DT RAM 7 1 1 1 1 1 1 Brodnax, J.