TULANE vs. GEORGIA

T H E G R E E N I E

Saturday, October 8, 1932-Price 25c fJlie Tulane Univeisity of Louisiana NEW ORLEA NS

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The U-niversity Embraces the Following Departments:

The College of Arts and Sciences The H. Sophie Newcomb Memorial College for Women The College of Engineering The Graduate School The College of Law The School of Medicine The School of Pharmacy The Graduate School of Medicine The Dental Clinic The College of Con1merce and Business Administration The Courses for Teachers The Department of Middle American Research The School of Social Work The Summer Schools .,

For Catalogue Address: Registrar of the Tulane University of Louisiana� �·· GIBSON HALL, NEW ORLEANS -��- CQ CIIIEF ON THE FIELD GASOLINE AND IN THE GRANDSTAND FRERET Not only will Spalding Equipment be SERVICE STATION seen io actual play on the majority of college gridirons, but also among the ROBERT AND FRERET STREETS spectators as well. Quality and style have not been sacrificed in Spalding r h e Spaldjng }5 Free Tire and Batter Service sweaters, golf hose, leather jackets and y Football is the accessories. ONE ball used in Cars Washed-Certified Lubrication all important con· tests. \Xfatch it in action. Phone UPtown 9116

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No. Name Nr>. Name Position Position 10-James Parks ...... Guard 18-Don Zimmerman, Jr ...... Back 11-Homer Key ...... Back 39-Pece Menge ...... Back 12-Freddie Miller ...... 40-Charles Kyle ...... End 13-LeRoy Morehead ...... Guard

14-Roben Ludwig .. ········-···················· ....Center 41-James Hodgins ...... Back 15-Cleve Mclnojs ...... Guard 42-Farrel Thomas ...... Back 16--Vason McWhorter ...... Center I.. 17-John Brown ...... Guard 43-Milto Phillips ...... End 18-LeRoy Young ...... Back 44-George Westfeldc, Jr ...... -...... End 19-John West ...... Guard - 45-Augustus Clarke ...... End 20-Ed. Davis ·-··············· ··········· ··················· ·· Tackle

21-Carcer Townsend ...... Tackle 46--Joe Loftin ...... Back 22-Wm. Cooper ...... Tackle 47 Claude Simons, Jr ...... Back 23-Wm. Hazelhurst ...... Guard ---;

24-Sandy Gunnels ...... Tackle 48-Homer Robinson ·················· ··········-········Guard 25-Graham Batchelor ...... End 49-Will Pat Richardson ...... Back 26--Lloyd Gilmore ...... Back 27-Marion Gaston ...... Back 50-Floyd Roberts ...... Back 28-Charles Opper ...... Tackle 29-Norman Mocc ...... Back 51-Clave E. Gill...... : ...... : .... Back 30-McCartby Crenshaw ...... End 52-Francis Payne ...... - ...... ��. --- ···· ..Ba ck 31-Wm. Sullivan ...... ·-·· -···························· ·Back

32-Dave McCollough ...... End 53-William F. Schroeder...... �.. :��...... Guard 33-Charles Turbeyville ...... End 34-Jack Griffith ...... Back 54-Winnie P. Lodrigues...... ,.. r.� ...... Center � 35-Dick Maxwell ...... End 55-Doyless Hill ...... :::-:.�:...... Center 36--George Chapman ...... Back ' 37-Joe Crouch ...... Back 56--Elson Delaune ...... End 38-Paul Hart ...... Back ...... - ...... ! 39-Roy Collier .... ············ ····· ····· ··········· ······ · -·End 57-John McDaniels ...... Back

40-Jake Thorn . ········ ··· ····- ··· ························Tackle 58-Loujs Boasberg ...... Tackle 41-Al Minot ...... Back 42-William David ...... Back 59-John J. Read...... -... Center 43-Walter Vetter ...... Center 44-Sam Brown ...... Back 60-Harold Lemmon __ ...... Back 45-Joe Grant ...... Back 62-George Tessier ·-·············· ...... Guard 46--Roy Dikes ...... Center 47-Tom Perkinson ...... Cencer 64-John Bruno ...... Back 48-John Stiles ...... Back 65-Richard Hardy -·············· ...... End 51-Sam Dykes ...... Guard 52-Bill Fuller ...... Guard 67-Cromwell Page ...... Tackle 57-Charles Jacobson ...... Tackle 68-Richard Bankston ...... Tackle 59-W m. Garner ...... End 62-Clifford Swift ...... Back 69-Roberc Tessier ...... Tackle 63-Julian Fleming ...... Back 70-Roberc L. Simon ...... End 67-Tom Evins ...... Guard ,.

68-Robt. Stephens ...... Back 72-John Scafide ...... ,.�...... Guard 69-Rowbnd Murray ...... Guard 73-Thomas Cunningham ...... Tackle (Georgia squad information printed witb pamissiou of thl' ropyrigbt ou•uers am/ is 110t to be copietl.) 74-Charles Calhoun ...... : ...... _ ... Guard .... ·- '

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VOL. 2 OCTOBER 8, 1932 No. 2

The Gremie, Official Som,enir Football Program of Ttdane Uuiversity aud Gridiron i\l!agazine, p11blished for each home game of the Green JIV ave.

Price Per Copy, 25c

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((From The Red [lay Hills))

From the red clay hills of the Habersham country, showed char be has a powerful ream in rhe manner made immortal by Sidney Lanier, we have today as the Blue Devils disposed of V. M. L, last week. rhe guests of Tulane a gallanr band of sportsmen Duke won, 44 ro 0. and friends.

Led by Dr. S. V. Sanford, eminenr educaror and Tulane and Vandy will probably play ro a full President of rhe Universiry of Georgia, our guests house next Saturday. It would probably not be a represent everything that is worthwhile in what ever 28,000. they may undertake. wild guess to predict a capacity crowd of The demand for tickers co that game has been Dr. Sanford was the father of the Sourhern Con­ ference. He wrote the conscirurion of that body rapid for several days. wbkh roday guides rhe 23 large universities of the --- 01 --- South in their sports relations. Ir will be rbe .first appearance of me Commodores Under his guiding hand, the Universiry of Georgia here since 1928. Coach Dan McGugin is bringing his has progressed by leaps and bounds. most powerful ream in years co comesr the Wave. Tulane salutes d1e Red and Black! Dixie Robens, great Vandy back, is reported bet­ The barrle song of rhe Bttlldogs is "Glory to old ter chan ever. He is now rated a real . He Geo�gia." Jc is known throughout the country. has always been plenry good in every other depart­ ---o�--- ment of play. Auburn·s Plainsmen have forced all opponents ro ---o--- do an about face and give them a new prospective Tbe Tulane-Sourh Carolina game on October 29 grid rating for d1e season. has been designated as "Homecoming Day" for the The tremendous scores rung up by the Plainsmen Green grads. in the opening games proves Cher Wynne has brought the Alabamians along at a rapid dip. Dr. Edmond Faust, President of the Tulane

The Plainsmen will face a rough opponent today, Alwnni Association, is now busily engaged with his however, in Duke Universiry. committeemen in preparing for the occasion. TULANE Did YOU send HER a CORSAGE to WEAR to the GAME? Cooperative Book Store •

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GEORGIA TULANE

No. Name Position No. Name Position 35 MaxwelL ...... Lefc End 65 Hardy...... Lefr End 20 Davis...... Left Tackle 73 Cunningham...... Left Tackle 17 J. Brown ...... Left Guard 53 Schroeder ...... Left Guard 16 McWhorter ...... Center 54 Lodrigues ...... Center 13 Morehead...... Righc Guard 72 Scafide...... Righc Guard 28 Opper ...... Right Tackle 68 Bankscon...... Right Tackle 12 Miller ...... Right End 43 Phillips ...... Right End 31 Sullivan ...... Quarter Back 49 Richardson...... Quarter -Back

36 Chapman ...... Lefc Half 18 Zimmerman...... Left Half 29 MocL...... Righc Half 52 Payne ...... Right Half 26 Gilmore ...... Full Back 46 Lofcin ...... Full Back

(Fo·r full Roster see page 5) (For full Roster see page 5)

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IVANHOE "'You say chis is the man who knocked you down wich (Tratulated for College Boys) his car?'" asked rbe judge. "Could you swear ro the man:· ··1 did,"" answered rbe complainant, "bur he only swore The Tournament back ar me and drove on."

''Sweerhearr, I'm starving for your kisses." An interstate game is about to ensue "Well, control yourself. J'm no free lunch counter.'' Becweeo Normandy Tech and Saxony U. The Normans are big, but we'll follow my hund1, "So And give our support co the Saxony bunch. your husband tried ro get a governmenr job? Whar They'Jl need our best rooting, which may go for naught, is he doing now?" Because the officials have mostly been boughr. "Nothing, he gor the job." * * * * The Norms have a seasoned, alJ-star aggregation, With Captain Bo Gilbert, a well-known sensation, The Professor was asked co give his definition of woman. Scan Ache!, at full, Beefy Fronc in the line, Afcer clearing Ius throat, he began in a leisurely way: And a big, hefcy squad in red helmets that shine. '"Woman is, generally speaking-" Our boys are nm big, and they're weak on reserves, "Scop rigbr chere, professor,'" inrerrupced a masculioe Buc iliey have one smr halfback who pivots and swerves listener, '"you"li never get any nearer ro ir than char." With the best in the country; boy! how he can go! * * * * we bet on the ream captained by Ivan Hoe. So A long haired yourh entered a music publisher"s office, carrying under his arm a small roll of papers. The whisrle has blown, Ivan carries the bali, "Good afternoon,·· said che publisher, "what can I do He crashes the line over Beefy and a) I. for you?" He's gone down the field, Scan's a lirde bit slow, The youth looked nervous. Bur near the reo-yard line he's cackled by Bo. "WelJ-er-1 have a song here," he began, "and I was Ivan rallies the ceam: "Come on, boys, while we're hoc!"' wondering if you would publish ic. Er-shall 1 sing it?"' Bur down after down, they are held on rhe spot. "Oh, yes, lee's hear it!" said the publisher; and the youth The Sax have co punt, bur they hold on righr there, stood up and bursr forth. Bo hammers the line, but he hasn't a prayer. The Normans punt back, Ivan's off like hoc sream, "Well," asked the young man, "'what do I gee for ir?" Bur he's downed in his cracks by the whole Norman ream. "Ob," replied rhe other, with an air of resignation, 'Tm He gers co his feer, bur he's battered and sore--- a publisher, nor a magiscrace."'-London Tatler. Says the Saxony coach, "I've got just one chance more." * * * * The minister called ac che Jones home one Sunday after­ noon and tirtle Willie answered che bell. He calJs his big, Jazy sub guard, Blackie Nighr, And says, "Here's your chance! Go on in there and fight."' "Pa ain't home," he announced. "He wenr over to tbe Old Blackie says. "Coach, I know just what you mean," golf club." And on rbe next play, he appears on the scene. The minister's brow darkened, and Willie hastened co )van calls biro aside, and says, "'Blackie, old scout, explain: 'There"s a couple of guys we would like taken our." ··oh, he ain't gonna play any golf. Not on Sunday. He j usr went over for a few highballs and a little srud

The bartle rolled on, chen the dusr cleared away, poker."-Masonic Craftsman. * * * * And prone on the green, Scan and Beefy Fronr lay. Said Ivan to Blackie, "Now just cry once more, "So, you think Jack's a flier." And afrer Bo's gone, we"ll be able to score." "A flirt! Why, he can cell the owner of any lipstick The balJ's snapped co lvan, he's gone down the field, at rhe rennis club by casting ic."-The Hmnorist (umdou). He"s off co a muchdown, and Tech's fate is sealed. * * * * And so, my dear children, I wane you to know, The absenr-minded professor was busy in his srudy. There was never a halfback Jike young Ivan Hoe. "Have you seen chis?"" said his wife, entering. "There"s And also remember ro follow your hunches, a report in the paper of your deach.'' And bee on che guy char can shoot rabbit punches. "Is char so?"' rerurned che professor wichour looking up. Marion Abramson. "We must remember co send a wreacb.''-Montreal Star. PORTER'S ICE Wherever Ice is served co Tulanians .. . ''Where Style and BATT BROS ....serve it!

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