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ANDY ROGERS, Editor TODA Y'S GAME Way back in the days of the horse and buggy, For Tulane's Wave it will be the final ap­ handle-bar mustaches, tight-legged pants, and pearance of some of its most outstanding players gas lights, a football series was inaugurated in of recent years. It will be the end of a brilliant Louisiana between Tulane University and Loui­ career for Halfback George Kinek, Center George Maddox, Guard Dennis Doyle, Tackle siana State University. As the years passed, so Paul Lea, and Quarterbacks Joe Ernst and Bill did the games, until in 1949 the 47th game was Bonar. They join the ranks of men like Monk played between these two schools in one of the Simons, Peggy Flournoy, Eddie Price, Bill Svo­ South's oldest football rivalries. The record boda, Lester Lautenschlaeger, Bill Banker, and now shows Tulane winning 19 games, LSU 24, Dub Jones, to mention only a few. and the remaining four ending in ties. Today's Wave will pitch against the Tigers The Big Ten may have its Littl~ Bt:own Jug one of the most versatile of all Tulane's football and the Ivy League may end up wtth tts annual teams. The play will be generaled by two able Yale-Harvard game, but Louistana football fans quarterbacks, Joe Ernst and Bill Bonar. Ernst always have as great a contest to look forward set a conference record this season in completing to-Tulane vs. LSU. Proof of this was the 14 of 16 passes attempted against Virginia. 81 000 fans that turned out in Tulane Stadium On the receiving end of those passes may be last season to witness the Tigers' clash with the as many as 16 ends and backs. With Joe Shinn, Green Wave. This was the largest crowd ever a fleet-footed end, and George Kinek, a lithe­ to gather for a regularly scheduled football of-foot halfback, receiving the majority of those game in the South. passes, the Wave has developed a potent aerial Today's game promises to be as big and as attack. colorful as any of those of the past, and with Against an always-ready Tiger team the Green the game will also go to the victor- not a Little wtll run Hal Waggoner, George Kinek, Ronnie Brown Jug-but the Rag, a flag with the em­ Kent, Ellsworth Kingery, and Vernon Van blem of both schools upon it, and the seat o( Meter with able line support by Paul Lea Den­ the captain's pants of the losing team. nis Doyle, Dick Fulger, Jerome Helluin, Don Joyce, and Mike McLean. In 1893, when the first game got !J~der way, and which the Wave won 34-0, a LoUJstana Clas­ The Tiger is expected to counter-attack with sic was born. 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E It I • m lt'h Oi"F::bergette" with motching cologne S.SO cosmetics • ~o4dumxS first floor where• be,uty is a lovely h,bit Tho Official Watc:h for Timing All Tulane Games ls a Longlnes-''The World'• Moat Honored Watc:h" H. Hahn D. Smith H. Dedeaux A. Batson back tackle center back Henry Frnka F. Dempsey H. Brinson B. Rogers F Kibodeaux Head Coach back center back end TULANE No. Name Wgt. Ltrs. Clus Hometown 11 Bonar, BW, qb ..... 21 .... 6-1 ... 184 ... 2 ... Sr...... Bellaire, Ohio 12 Dempsey, Fred. qb .. 21. ...S-11 ... 189 ... 0 ... So... .. .. Chicago, Ill. 13 Ernst, Joe. qb ...•... 23 .•.. 6-0 ... 185 ... 2 ... Sr•...•. New Orleana 15 Batson, Alvis, rhb .. 00 21 .... 6-1 ... 190 ... 0 ... So.. .. Houston, Tex. A. Nihart W. Behrend 18 Joseph, Edward, rhb .. 20 .... 6-2 ... 184 ... 0 ... So.. 00. Jefferson. Tex. back guard 20 Klnek, George, lhb ... 22 .•.. 6-2 ... 190 ... 2 ... Sr..... Allentown, Pa. 21 Brignac, Don, rhb .... 20 .... S-9 1/z ... 181 ... 0 ... So.. .. .. Lutcher, La. 22 Waggoner, Harold, fb 20 .... S-8 ... 170 ... O... Jr... LltUe Rock, Ark. 24 Kingery, E'worth, rhb 21. ...S-11 ... 178 ... 1. .. Jr... Lake Cbarlea, La. 25 Shea, Hal, re ........ 20 .... 6-2 ... 180 ... O... So....... New Orleans 26 Van Meter, Ver., lhb 21 .... 6-3 ... 175 ... 0 .. So... Henryetta, Okla. 27 Nihart, Arlen, lhb ... 21 ....S-10 ... 160 ... 1 ... Jr..... Gulfport, Miss. 29 Wood, Chazley, lhb .. 19 .... 6-0 ... 170 ... 0 ... So... Lake Charles. La. 33 Daigle, Charlel. lhb .. 23 .... 5-9 ... 179 ... l ... Jr. oo Baton Rouge, L a. 35 Hahn, Harry, fb .... 22 .... 5-9 ... 184 ... 2 ... Sr..... 00 New Orleans 41 Kent, Ronnie, fb .... 19 .... S-10 .. 180 ... 0 ... So.. New Orleans B . Jones H. Headrick 42 Doyle, Cecll, fb •..... 22 .... 6-0 ... 178 ... 0 ... Jr.. ... DeRidder. La. back guard 43 Maxwell, Bobby, rhb . 22 .... 5-8 ... 170 ... 1 . .. Sr.. Dallas, Tex. 44 Jones, Bobby, fb .... 22 .... 5-10 ... 178 ... 2 ... Sr.. ... Houston, Tex. 45 Burr, Albert, fb .... 22 ....S-8 ... 170 .. 00 ... Jr...... Bogaluaa, La. 46 Rogers, Bob, fb ...... 20 .... 6-1 ... 191 ... 0 ... Jr... Lake Charles, La. 50 Dedeaux, Homer, c .. 24 .... 6-2 ... 201 ... 3 ... Sr..... Gulfport, Mlsa. 51 Maddox, George, c .. 22 .... 6-2 .. olS6 ... 2 ° .. Sr.. .. .. Dallu, Tex. S3 Wolfe, Oscar, c ...... 22 .... 6-1 ... 2020 .. 0 ... Jr.... New Orleans 54 Rice, B. J., c .•.•.... 19 .... 6-1 .. 0187 0 o.o ... So.... New Orleans 55 Brinson, Harold, c .. 20 .... 6-2 ... 124 ... 1. .. Sr.. DeQueen, Ark. 56 Braden, Bob, c ...... 19 .... 6-2 .. 0lS6 . 00 0 .. So. Independence, Kan. D. Br!Jroac E. Kingery baclc back ~ j J. Ernst E. Joseph B. Bonar G. K inek Ro Kent W. Mct:lhannon back back back back back end L. Teeuws G. Rey C. Doyle A. Burr M. McLean J. Johnston tackle guard back back end guard G . Rogas T. Comeaux H. Waggoner B. Maxwell C. Daigle D. Fugler end guard back back back tackle TULANE No. Name Age Ht. Wgt. Ltrs. Cla11 Hometown 59 Rey. George, rg ..... 19 ..•. 6-0 ... 210 .•. 0 ... So... .... New Orleans 10 Doyle, Dennlll, rg .... 23 ....S-11 ..• 210 ... 3 ... Sr. .. San Angelo, Tex. 11 Headzlck, Harold, lg .. 21. .. 6-2 ... 209 ... 2 ... Sr... San Angelo, Tax. IZ KJelnschmldt, Art. rg 24 .... S-11 ..• 220 .•. 1. .. Jr....... New Orleans 13 Nuss. Bobby, rg ......20 ....S -10 ... 196 ... O... So....... New Orleans D . Rogas G . Maddox 14 Zapalac, Martin, rt .. 19 .••. 6-2 ... 225 ... 0 ... So.. Waco, Tex. tackle center 65 Comeaux, Tommy, lg 20 ...• 6-1 ... 205 ... 0 ... So. .. Port Arthur, Tex. 86 Guyton, Bobby, le .. 21 .... 6-1 ... 197 ... 0 ... So.. Tupelo, Miss. 17 Johnston. Jimmy, rg . 20 ....S -11 ... 204 .•. 0 ... So.. .... New Orleans 18 Behrend, Weldon, lg . 21. ... 6-0 ... 204 ... 0 ... Jr... San Angelo, Tex. 70 Houseplan, Mike, It .. 19 ••.. 6-1 ... 220 ... 0 ... So....... Chicago, Ill. 71 Lea, Paul, It ........ 21. ... 6-2 ... 235 ... 3 ... Sr... New London, Tex.