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How Tulane and Its Opponents Fare from Week to Week Here Gre 1949 I Start .the Clock or No More Time-Outs Allowed utheastern e Officials" & WDSU-T.V ursdays, 7:45 p.m. JACKSON BREW lNG COMPANY, NEW• ORLEANS , LA. "Your Specialists In Sports" g ~.e~ . SPORTS, INC. FORMERLY DUNLAP SPORTING GOODS CO., INC. Complete Equipment For All Sports FAMOUS FOR 138 CARONDELET ST. FINE FOOD New Orleans 12, La. MAgnolia 5891 and DRINK "It Pays To Play" TONIGHT- enjoy specialties of these noted restaurants: ANTOINE'S 1350 Kilocycles 713 St. Louis St. ARNAUD'S NEW ORLEANS*' OUTLET FOR 813 Bienville St. THE N B C NETWORK BROUSSARD'S 819 Conti St. IF YOU CAN'T ATTEND ALL OF THE TULANE GAMES, LISTEN TO KOLB'S THE ACCURATE, RAPID - FIRE 125 St. Charles St. B ROA DCA S T SPONSORED BY COCA-COLA IN B 0 T.T L E S ON LA LOUISIANE 725 lberville St. WSMB Crowds swarm to the Tulane stadium . fine football is the reason! More people buy more merchandise at Maison Blanche than anywhere else in New Orleans . and value is the reason why! MAisoN BLANCIIE \ GREATEST STORE SOUTH 2 Vhe {ireenie Vol. 19 OcTOBER 8, 1949 No.2 Official Souvenir Football Program of Tulane University, Published for Each Home Game National Advertising Representative, Football Publications, 370 Lexington, New York, N. Y. ANDY RoGERS, Editor HISTORICALLY SPEAKING That well-earned victory over Georgia Tech During those 18 games, the Wave had but 51 by Henry Frnka and his band of Green Waves points tallied against it and 12 of the 18 games was scarcely inscribed in the record books be­ were shutout victories. Bernie Bierman, whose fore it dawned upon Tulanians that this was the teams were nationally famous, was coach at the tenth consecutive victory for this team. time and he led the Greenies into the Rose Bowl And that of course sent historians back into to lose a hard-fought, 12-21 count to Southetn California. archives to see just how long it has been since another Tulane Green Wave had strung to­ Such names as Red Dawson, John Scafide, gether that many victories in a row. What Lefty Haynes, Don Zimmerman, Jerry Dalrym­ turned up was the fact that not since the 1930- ple, Foots deColigny and many others were on 31 string of 18 consecutive triumphs has a the roster back in those days. Now almost two Tulane team been so successful. decades later, two members of the 1931 team are back on this same turf again but in differ­ That record is in no way comparable to ent capacities and on opposite sides of the field Tennessee's historic feat of winning 33 consecu­ at the moment. They are John Read, now a tive games-two-thirds of them shutouts-over member of the Tulane coaching staff, and Harry the span of years 1937-1941. But to Tulanians C. Glover, assistant coach at Southeastern Loui­ it is still more important for that string neatly siana College. packaged the one and only Rose Bowl engage­ ment in which the Wave ever participated. Both are assigned to line coaching duties· at the respective institutions. Both were ·linemen In 1930, the Green dropped a 14-0 count to in their playing days at Tulane and upon gradu­ Northwestern and then came along to defeat ation entered Southern coaching circles in Texas A. and M., Birmingham Southern, Geor­ which they have remained ever since. And al­ gia Tech, Mississippi State, Auburn, Georgia though both of them will be performing their and L. S. U. in succession. And in 1931 the particular duties today, it's not amiss to believe Wave missed not a step in its march over Mis­ that they will but think momentarily today of sissippi, Texas Aggies, Spring Hill, Vanderbilt, those days in the early '30's when they played a Tech, Mississippi State, Auburn, Georgia, part in establishing that long winning streak Sewanee-; -L.·&. U:; an& Washington-State. _ .. .. ~or the y.lave, on this, . t~ ' very same_field. 3 After the Game Dine in Holmes Famous Restaurant Dining at Holmes Restaurant is truly an adventure in fine New Orleans food! Cherished French dishes expertly pre­ pared by 'famous Creole Chefs as well as traditional Cuisine. C/Jr. !Rufus Carrollton fl{arn,'s .j [/Jresident, !Julane University C/Jr. {J ladney g 6/insley [/Jresident, 8outheastern £ouis~,·ana College 5 Henry Frnka C. Bounds P . Lea J . Sikora George Kinek Head Coach tackle t ackle back back TULANE No. Name Age Ht. Wt. Ltrs. Class Hometown 10 Keeton, Jim, qb ...... 24 ... 5-11 .. 185 ... 3 ... Sr. Enid, Okla. 11 Bonar, Bill, qb ...... 20 . .. 6-1 ... 190 ... 1 . .. Jr. Bellaire, Ohio 13 Ernst, Joe, qb .... ... 22 . 6- .. 185 . 1 . Jr... ... New Orleans 15 Batson, Alvis, qb ...... 20 ... 6-1 ... 190 ... 0 .. So. Houston, Tex. 18 Joseph, Edward, lh .... 19 ... 6-2 ... 192 .. 0 . So. ... Jefferson, Tex. 20 Kinek, George, lh .... 21. .. 6-2 ... 190 .. 1. .. Jr.. Allentown, Pa. 21 Brignac, Don, rh ...... 19 . 5-91/2 ••• 180 . 0 ... So.. Lutcher, La. 22 Digiralamo, Nick, rh . 24 . .. 5-10 ... 175 ... 0 ... So. ....... Norco, La. 23 Burr, Albert, fb ..... 21. .. 5-8 ... 170 ... 0 ... So.. Bogalusa, La. 24 Kingery, Ellsworth, lh 20 ... 5-11 •.. 175 ... 0 ... So•.. Lake Charles, La. 26 Van Meter, Cliff, lh .... 22 ... 6-1 ... 198 ... 3 ... Sr. Henryetta, Okla. 27 Nihart, Arlen, lh ...... 20 ... 5-10 ... 170 ... 0 . .. So. .... Gulfport, Miss. 31 Svoboda, Bill, rh ...... 21 ... 6-0 ... 210 ... 2 ... Sr. ...... Bonham, Tex. 32 Hickman, Johnnie, fb .. 24 ... 6-0 ... 190 . 1 . Jr. Robert E. Lee, Tex. 33 Daigle, Charles, fb .... 22 . 5-9 ... 179 . 0 .. So . Baton Rouge, La. JS Hahn, Harry, fb ...... 21 . .. 5-9 ... 185 ... 1. .. Jr. New Orleans 40 Sikora, John, rh ...... 23 . .. 6-2 . 185 ... I. Jr... ... Gary, Ind. 41 Glisson, Jimmy, rh ... 21 ... 5-10 ... 178 ... 1 ... Sr• . Yazoo City, Miss. G. Maddox E . P r ice 42 Bienz, Paul, fb . ... 23 ... 5-7 .. 170 . 2 ... Sr... Fort Wayne, Ind. center back 43 Maxwell, Bobby, rh .. 21. .. 5-8 ... 170 ... 1. .. Jr. Dallas, Tex. 44 Jones, Bobby, lh ...... 21. .. 5-10 ... 178 ... 1. .. Sr... Houston, Tex. 45 Price, Eddie, fb ... 00 • 24 . 00 5-11 00 • 190 00 • 3 ... Sr. 00 00 • New Orleans 46 Rogers, Bob, fb ...... 19 ... 6-1 ... 190 ... 0 .. So. Lake Charles, La. so Dedeaux, Homer, c .... 23 . .. 6-2 ... 198 ... 2 ... Jr. Gulfport, Miss. 51 Maddox, George, c .... 21 ... 6-2 ... 205 ... 1. .. Jr....... Dallas, Tex. 53 Wolfe, Oscar, c 00 00 00 21. .. 6-1 ... 200 ... 0 ... So.. New Orleans 54 Kottemann, Stanley, c . 24 . .. 6-0 ... 198 ... J . .. Sr....... New Orleans 55 Brinson, Harold, c .... 22 ... 6-2 ... 190 ... 0 ... Jr. DeQueen, Ark. 59 Billon, Jimmy, g ..... 18 ... 6- ... 198 ... 0 ... So.. New Orleans (Copyrighted by Tulane University) D . Doyle B . Jones P . Bienz B . Svoboda D . Sh effield H . Headrick guard back back back end guar d A. Kleinschmidt H. Hahn B. Eddy B. Rogers H. Dedeaux M. Druen guard back tackle back center tackle J. Helluin J. Harper B . Bonar S. Kottemann C . Van Meter D . Joyce t ackle end back center back tackle TULANE No. Name Age Ht. Wt. Ltrs. Class Hometown 60 Doyle, Dennis, rg .... .. 22 ... 5-11 ... 207 ... 2 ... Jr. San Angelo, Tex. 61 Headrick, Harold, rg .... 20 ... 62 ... 210 . .. 1 ... Jr. San Angelo, Tex. 62 Kleinschmidt, A , rg .. 23 ... 5-11 ... 210 ... 0 ... So. New Orleans 63 Collins, Bobby, rg .... 19 ... 6-0 ... 210 ... 0 ... So. ... Laird Hill, Tex. 64 Villars, Walter, lg ... 21 ... 6-1lf2 ... 210 ... 2 . .. Sr.. New Orleans 65 Brown, Rainey, lg . ... 20 ... 5-11 .. 207 .. 2 ... Sr. New Orleans 66 Franz, Bob, lg .... ... 24 ... 6-2 ... 205 ... 3 . .. Sr.... Crystal Lake, Ill. 61 Ramke, Vernon, lg .... 24 ... 6-1lf2 . .. 208 . .. 0 ... Sr. .. Port Neches, Tex. 68 Behrend, Weldon, rg .. 20 ... 6- .. 205 ... 0 . So . .. San Angelo, Tex. 69 Tramonte, Frank, lg .. 19 ... 5-11 ... 210 .. 0 ... So.. Lutcher, La. 70 Davis, Euel, rt .. .. 27 ... 6-2 ... 215 . 1. .. Sr.. Van Buren, Ark. 71 Lea, Paul, It ......... 20 ... 6-2 ... 225 .. 2 ... Jr... New London, Tex. 72 Druen, Max, lt ........ 21. .. 6-2 ... 222 .. 2 ... Sr. Enid, Okla. 73 Bounds, Clemon, rt .. 12 ... 6-4 ... 215 ... 1 . Jr. Pascagoula, Miss. 74 Fugler, Dick, rt ...... 18 ... 6-3 ... 230 . .. 0 ... So... White Oak, Tex. 76 Rogas, Dan, rt ........ 23 ... 6-1 .. 216 ... 2 ... Jr. .. Port Arthur, Tex. 77 Joyce, Don, lt ........ 20 ... 6-2 ... 220 ... 0 . .. Jr. Stubenville, Ohio 78 Helluin, Jerome, rt .. .. 20 .. 6-2 .. 280 .. 0 ... So. Donaldsonville, La 79 Eddy, Bob, lt ........ 21. .. 6-2 ... 225 ... 0 . .. So.. Carthage, Mo. 80 Sheffield, Dick, le .... 25 ... 6-1 . .. 190 ... 1 ... Sr•.. .. Kirbyville, Tex. J. Doland G . Kirkpatrick 81 Partridge, Rex, le .... 22 ... 5-9 ... 175 ... 2 ... Sr•.. .... Odessa, Tex. end end 82 Kirkpatrick, Gale, le .. 19 ... 6-2 ... 200 . .. 0 ... So. Waukegan, Ill. 83 Harper, Joe, re ...... 20 ... 6- ... 193 ... 1. .. Jr. ..... Houston, Tex. 84 Kibodeaux, Ferdie, le .. 21 ... 6-2 ... 190 .. 0 . .. So. Jennings, La. 85 Heider, Ed.. re ...... 22 . .. 6-1lf2 . .. 190 ... 2 ... Jr. New Orleans 86 Rogas, Gene, re ...... 20 .. 6-2 ... 207 . .. 0 ... So• .. Port Arthur, Tex. 88 Watkins, Hank, re .... 23 ... 6-llf2 ... 196 ... I ... Sr. Corpus Christi, Tex. 89 Doland, Jack, re ..... 21 . .. 6-0 ... 185 ... 0 ... Sr.. Lake Arthur, Tex. 91 Preis, Dick, e ........ 21. .. 6- ... 180 ... 0 ... Jr.. New Orleans 93 Guyton, Bobby, re .... 20 .. 6-1 ... 201. 0 ... So. Tupelo, Miss. 94 McLean, Mike, le ...... 23 ... 6 ... 185 ... 0 ... Jr. Magnolia, Ark. {Copyrighted by Tulane University) D. Rogas J. Hickman J . Ernst R . Partridge B . Maxwell J.
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