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Notre Dame Game I ~AVE&EEN tNEARIN'TU'6REEN LON6EQTUAN YOU! KEEPYOUR COOL,JUNIOQ ! State College Homecoming SPECIAL Photo Feature Grid History Pages 42-44 HOMECOMING Pages 32-33 l,SSUE 50¢ Saturday, October 25, 1969 - 7:30 p.m. NOTRE DAME GAME Published by TULANE UNIVERSITY ATHLETIC D EPT. Edited by BILL CURL , Sports Inform ation Dir. OUCHDOWtil Photos by TULANE FOOTBALL MAGAZINE Annand Bertin, Tulane Univ.; Jim Laughead 6 Photography, Dallas, Tex.; Leon Trice Pho­ AND OFFICIAL GAME PROGRAM tography, New Orleans; Pedro's Art Studio, New Orleans. Covers by John Chase; Vol. 11, No. 2 Saturday, October 25, 1969 New Orleans, La. Printing by Molenaar Printing Company. TULANE DEFfNSIVE TACKLE MIKE WALKER NOTRE DAME QUARTERBACK JOE THEISMANN ·-··-··-··-··-··-·t ~RVIJ"\ ! Green Schedule, i Wave Scores CONTENTS Athl eti c S taff .... 15 Georgia 35 _________________________Tulane 0 Basketball ... .................... .... 39 Cam-Pix .... ...................... 42-44 West Virginia 35 _______________________Tulane 17 Cover Story ........................................ 13 Do You Remember ............................ 25 Boston College 28 _____________________.Tulane 24 Football Staff Photos .......................... 17 Freshman Football ..... ........ 54-55 Future Football Schedules .................. 39 Florida 18 --··-· ····----·-·-·---- ·-··-·--·Tulane 17 Green W ave Club ........................ 22-23 · Lineup s .... .. ........ .............. 28-29 Tulane 26 --·-···-··· ·------·-··-·---·Pittsburgh 22 Officials' Signals . .... .. .......... 52 Oct. 25-*NOTRE DAME -···-·-- Here-7:30 Opponents ' Athletic Staff .................. 35 Opponents ' Player Photos ............ 36-37 Nov. 1- VANDERBILT --··---··- Here-2:00 Opponent s' Roster .............................. 31 Records ... ... .46-51 Nov. 8- GEORGIA TECH _,____ Here-2:00 Scouting Report ......... 3 Songs & Che ers ..... ........... 7 Nov. 15- VIRGINIA --····-----·-- Here-2:00 Stadium Information ... .40-41 Travel Plans ....... ......... 10 Nov. 22- * la. State -----·-···-·--Baton Rouge Tulane Information ............... 5, 9 i Tulane Pla yer Photo s . .... 18-21 *Night Games Homecoming-Oct . 25 i Tulane Roster 26 i +•- •• - ••- •• - 11N- • N- •• - • 1- •• - •• - • 1- ••- •• - •• - •• - •• --i,, TOUCHDOWN! - The Tulan e Football Magazine and Official Gam e Program PAGE 1 Fighting Irish Defense AmongBiggest - By Gayle Patrick Letulle - The Green Wave will make its second home appearance of the season tonight against a Notre Dame team looking to get back in the national spotlight after a heartbreaking 14-14 tie with Southern Cal last week. After a couple of near misses, the Green Wave hit the win column for the first time last week with a come-from-behind 26-22 victory over the Pitt Panthers in Pittsburgh. Led by linebacker Bob Olson (230') and tackle Mike McCoy (270), the Notre Dame defense is one of the biggest in the nation ... but this won't pose a unique problem for Tulane. Last week in Pittsburgh, the Green Wave managed to scratch out 34 yards rushing against a massive Pitt defense that had allowed a total of -1 yard rushing in its last two games. The Green Wave moved through the air when they had to last Saturday, and you can look for more of the same tonight. Quarterback Rusty Lachausse threw for 259 yards against Pitt, connecting on 11 of 15 attempts. Sophomore split end Maxie LeBlanc caught four of those passes for two touchdowns and 146 yards, only six yards short of Joe Shinn's single game Tulane record. LeBlanc is tied with wingback Steve Barrios for the team pass receiving leadership with 13 recep­ tions. The Irish limited the Southern Cal rushing attack, ranked eleventh in the nation, to only 103 yards rushing last Saturday, so the Green Wave will need a big night from Messrs. LeBlanc, Lachaussee and Barrios. The Tulane defense, playing it tough when they had to, shut out Pitt in the second half of The Tulane Alumni Homecoming last week's game. Committee gratefully acknowledges Junior Steve Stark, playing his first game at the participation and contributions blocked a pair of passes and a defensive end, of the following: punt in the fourth quarter last week to help tum the ball game around. Antique Car Club Andrew J. Bell, Jr. High School Band- Mr. Stark was shifted to the defensive unit from Donald W. Richardson, Director fullback after Sophomore defensive end Art Le­ Leo Bruno det underwent surgery to repair a knee damaged Covington High School Band - Mr. Edward in the Green Wave's 18-17 loss to Florida. Merrill, Director Linebacker Ricky Kingrea turned in another Delachaise Marching Club fine performance last week, with ten unassisted Falstaff Brewing Company tackles , six assists and an interception. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford F. Favrot Foster Awning Company The Irish rushed for only 90 yards against Jackson Brewing Company Southern Cal, and Coach Ara Parseghian will Red Garter Banjo Band probably be out to re-establish the traditionally Royal Oldsmobile tough Notre Dame ground game tonight . St. Augustine High School Band - Mr. Edwin Next Saturday, Tulane will play host to Van­ Hampton, Director derbilt for a 2:00 p.m. kickoff. Turnbull Marching Club PAGE 2 The Tulane Football Magazine and Official Game Program - TOUCHDOWN! STATISTICAL STACK-UP f,:: SCOUTING REPORT •t.. ,J ....~::· \'""v;1~·~~r .:: , ,.·;~ TULANE NOTRE DAME (Five-Game Totals) OFFENSE (Five-Game Totals) 139 .4 Rushing Average 217.2 163.8 Passing Average 180.0 303.2 Total Offense Average 397.2 DEFENSE 208.4 Rushing Average 102.2 159.2 Passing Average 146 .2 367.6 Total Defense Average 248 .6 INDIVIDUAL Rushing Leaders Duke Chappuis, 53 for 255 yards Ed Ziegler, 60 for 205 yards Jim Batey, 36 for 235 yards Denny Allan, 68 for 261 yards Bob Marshall, 22 for 68 yards Joe Theismann, 59 for 148 yards Jack Laborde, 13 for 53 yards Bill Barz, 44 for 140 yards Passing Leaders Rusty Lachaussee, 45 of 108 for 758 yards Joe Theismann, 66 of 114 for 863 yards Receiving Leaders Maxie LeBlanc, 13 for 321 yards Tom Gatewood, 26 for 385 yards Steve Barrios, 13 for 240 yards Bill Barz, 15 for 154 yards Punting ·Leaders Ken Sanders, 33 for 45.2avg. Jim de Arriesta, 22 for 34.9 avg. Scoring Leaders Jim Batey, 3 TD's, 18 pts. Bill Barz, 7 TD's, 42 pts. Bart Bookatz, 5 PAT's, 3 FG's, 14 pts. Tom Gatewood, 4 TD's, 24 pts. Scoff Hempel, 21 PAT's, 1 FG, 24 pts. NOTRE DAME RESULTS, SCHEDUU: FIGHTING IRISH STAFF Notre Dame 35 ____Northwestern 10 (H) Ara Parseghian, Head Coach Purdue 28 ______________Notre Dame 14 (A) Assistant Coaches: Notre Dame 42 ______Michigan St. 28 (H) George Kelly, Linebackers Notre Dame 45 __________________Army O (A) Wally Moore, Assistant Offensive Line Dennis Murphy, Assistant Freshmen Notre Dame 14 ____Southern Cal 14 (H) John Murphy, Assistant Freshmen Oct. 25 - at Tulane Tom Pagna, Offensive Backs Nov. 1 - Navy, Home Paul Shoults, Defensive Backs Nov. 8- at Pittsburgh Mike Stock, Freshmen Nov. 15 - at Georgia Tech (N) Jerry Wampfler, Offensive Line Nov. 22 -Air Force, Home Joe Yonto, Defensive Line OF SPECIAL IMPORTANCE: A memorial fund is being established to be presented to the family of the late John Benington, former Head Basketball Coach at Michigan State University, whose recent sudden death from a heart attack left behind a wife and nine children, rang,ing in age from seven to 23 years. Anyone wishing to contribute can do so through Coach Ralph Pedersen. Checks should be made pay­ able to the John Benington Memorial Fund and sent to Coach Pedersen, c/o Tulane Athletic Department, New Orleans, La. 70118. TOUCHDOWN!- The Tulan e Football Maga zine and Official Game Program PAGE 3 On Green Milk and Parseghian BY HAL LEDE ·T The sacred cow gives green milk and moos thing football has had to Rockne is Vince Lom­ with a thick brogue; its favorite sound is Par­ bardi. seghian. Gesundheit! Is that really a fair statement? Listen to Dan­ Q. Why is the cow sacred? zig again: A. Not because it is Irish. "With his amazing record of 36 victories, 2 ties The sacred cow is Notre Dame's football team, and no defeats in his four years as head coach the nostalgia of: Rockne; the Gipper; the Four since his return from the service ( 1946-1950) Horsemen; Leahy; Hornung; Hanratty. Frank Leahy stood as the most successful coach football - considering the caliber of the op­ It is sacred because it reincarnates; it is a gris­ in position met, this streak represented one of the gris, a voodoo cult built on the words of sports the game had writers who are long dead; who left the sacred most remarkable accomplishments even the great Knute Rockne had cow to moo nightmarishly until her sisters come known. Not home: achieved such success." the blue-gray October sky, Joe Williams wrote in the New York World­ "Outlined against records Horsemen rode again. In dramatic lore Telegram on November 11, 1949, "The the Four Dame's dean t~ey were known as famine, pestilence, destruc­ described Frank W. Leahy, Notre tion, and death. These are only aliases. Their of touchdowns, as football's greatest coach. There a com­ are Stuhldreher, Miller, Crowley, and are tim es when the records do not tell real nan:!es though, they Layden. Grantland Rice became a voodoo lord pletely accurate story. In this case, that October 18, 1924 day when he wrote of probably do." Notre Dame playing Anny for the first time in When he had served his usefulness, Leahy re­ New York, and winning, 13-7. tired. A New York Times dispatch told thestory, The mystique he birthed gave recognition to "Acting upon the advice of his doctors, the forty­ four men whose bones, like those of other mor­ five-year-old mentor of the Fighting Irish abrupt­ tals, ached when they were crunched· yet they ly ended a coaching career here of eleven years. have become immortal. And though their team His Notre Dame teams won 87 games, lost 11, won 10 _games that year (including a 27-10 Rose and tied 9.
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