LOUISIANA vs. TULANE TULANE STADIUM * SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2 , 10U * PRICE 2SC Tulane University of Louisiana NEW ORLEANS • The Uni-versity 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 Commerce 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 LOUISIANA STATE \' \ 0 TULANE AMERICAN FOOTBALL 1933 SEASON Tulane Stadium Saturday, Dec. 2, 1933 2:00 p. m. CONTENTS Cover Design .. ......... Cover Tille Page .................. 3 L. S. U. Photos ............. 4-5 1'ulone Photos .............. 7 GIBSON HALI,-ADM1NISTRAT10N BUILDING, T U!,ANI! UNIVI!RSITV Tulane Photo~ .............. 9 The Records .. .. .. .......... 10 Tulane Photos .............. 13 Tulane Photos .............. q The Line-Ups .. ......... I6·r7 "To All o£ Us," a breezy feature by .Miss :Muriel Bentley ...... T9 Tulane Photos . ........... 20 Under the Baker ...... .. 22 Fair Tulane . ................ 2-l The Rosters . ................ 27 Sports Cartoon by Pete Baird 28 Tulane Photos .............. 29 Dear Old Tulane (Song) .....30 \tbe (l;reenie Vol. 3 No. 7 Official Souvenir Program of Tulane University Published for Each Home Game. 3 A~~ ; HlcKAL..t .· I Gf~ MITCUfLL <i'UARO BlfP JOMff.> #IUJ COAc~ ~ / ( \ Champion Knitwear Products Are R eal Champions I • The Green Wave wears Champion Knitted Wear • Champion Knitwear Mills Rochester, N. Y. You'll Cheer 'em tool • MAYER ISRAEL"S CLAIBOURNE ANDREWS, Two Pants Suits at $22.50 Louisiana Representative Get Your Football Slickers-Main Floor. Enrich the Joy of Motoring with the MOTOROLA Auto Radio All Electric M odel ''44" Super This compact, Single Unit Heterodyne l\ioto1ola gives performance you c~ nn ot re::llize nntat you Sensith·ity and Sclecth•ity see and hear it. 5 op~raUng lhnt brings in distant stations tubes. Speaker, Radio Set and wilb ample volume._. Full "B" Power Supply all in one. Dynamic Speaker . .. Splendid Quickly, .asily i11Siall~d. Size ·roue ... Automatic Volume 7~" x 8" :x S~" to fit under Controi ... Airplnne Style Dial dash of any car. Steering Post One Button Control. $44.60 Other Models Club $54.50 MAISON BLANCHE Plan and Terms $69.50 MAin 2000 Greatest Store South Canal at Dauphine 6 TEO C'OX 1/£40 COACH "Time Out" Pause, Relax, Refresh Yourself. DRINK- s THE RECORDS 1933 LOUISIANA STATE TULANE 13 ....................................... Rice ................................. ..... 0 6 ·····················-···· Texas A. & M ......................... -.13 40................................. Millsaps ................................. 0 13 ................................. Georgia ·····-··························26 0 .............................. Centenary ...................... ....... 0 20.... ............................. Maryland .... - ... -...................... 0 7 ........................... Georgia Tech .................. -....... 0 20 ................................. Arkansas ............................. 0 7 ................................. Auburn ................................. 13 7 .............................. Vanderbilt .............................. 7 7 ................................. Colgate ....................... .." .... 0 30........................... South Carolina ........................... 7 3 3.............................. Miss. State ..................... ........ 0 3 1...... ........................... Ole Miss ...................... ... ..... 0 34................................. Kentucky ................................ 0 21 .............................. Miss. State 6 2 6................................. Sewanee ............. -...... -...... ... 9 16 2 20 153 6 1 L. S. U. ALMA MATER TULANE ALMA MATER (Sing as the Band Plays) (Sing as the Band Plays) Where stately oaks and broad magnolias W e praise thee for thy past, 0 Alma Mater! Shade inspiring halls, Thy hand hath done its work full faithfully I The incense of thy spirit hath ascended There stands our dear old Alma Mater And filled America from sea to sea I Who to us recalls: II Fond memories that waken in our hearts We praise thee for t h y present, Alma Mater! A tender glow, Today thy Children look to thee for bread! Thou leadest them to dreams and actions splendid! And makes us happy for the love that we The hunger of their soul is richly fed I H ave learned to know. Ill We praise thee for thy future, Alma Mater! The vista of its g lory gleameth far! W e ever shall be part. of thee, great Mother! All praise to thee our Alma Mater, There thou wilt be where e'er thy children are! Moulder of mankind, CHORUS May greater glory love unending Olive, Green a nd Blue, we love thee I Be forever thine. Pledge we now our fealty true Where the trees are ever greenest, Our worth in life will be thy worth Where the skies are purest blue! We pray to k eep it true, H ear us now, 0 Tulane, hear usl As we proudly sing to thee! A nd may thy spirit live in us forever Take from us our hearts' devotion I L. s. u. Thine we a re, and thine shall bel I O Football Headquarters in New Orleans Here at The Roosevelt, you'll meet football fans from everywhere. 750 beautiful rooms, each with private bath, prices ranging from $3.00 a day. FAMOUS BAR where ev·ery and any brand of 'good ole beer' is yours for the asking. The FOUNTAIN ROOM, popular ren­ dezvous for lovers of fine food, music and dancing. Plan one party at the Fountain Room and you'll come again and again. 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QUINETTE \tbe jfloral Sbop • Broadway and Maple 1345 Lowerline St. at Willow Phone W Aluut 045 r • just Five Blocks up Willllw Street from H . C. RICHARDS tile Stadium Proprietor flON~!~OON O'Shea ... COFFEE A name synonomous with ROASTED ENTIRELY tbe best in athletic knitted BY HOT AIR goods from Uoast to Coast. Tulane's Green Wave and every other '• The Best For Less'' leading institution uses O'Shea goods. Ask any coach-be will fOO FREE PREMIUMS tell you that O'Shea is EVERY TENTH POUND FREE the best. A Product of O'SHEA KNITTING MILLS AMERICAN COFFEE CO., INC. 2414 N. Sacremento Ave. Chicago, illinois New Orleans TULANE SQUAD L. S. U. SQUAD TED COX. Coach Biff Jones, Conch Born, h ;; Smilh~r. c 10 J<>hn•on, c H Lu~ck. l 19 I tlllycr, e 56 M intz. h ll Torrance. t H "'evilo, 1 20 Allam, l 57 1\l cDa n i~l. q . I J Lan11ley, t 4S Colhoun. e 32 Sundb.. ry, e ) 8 Boasberg, 1 H Rrown, g 46 Pickttll, •"" 16 n.. n.g 59 Memtsos. e 15 Stovall. c 47 rulmnr. c J1 Nichols,h 60 Could, c 18 Donohue, g 49 llunl, h )8 llt·ntlcrson, h bl Brynn.h 19 Skidmor~. g 50 M allrr, l l'l :\lenll"• h 1>2 T~asaer, C , a 20 Pryor. e 52 ll ~lv•·•ton. I( /' 40 Kylr, ~ 1>3 Paddock. II 22 Egan,~; 5) ._houry.~: 41 Feathernglll, t 64 Bruno. I 2l Codboldt... H john1ton, ..- • H Thom3S, h 65 H ardy," H Bngwell, t 56 But l(r, t• Bnrr~ll. b 4 ) Phillips. e 66 Mc ilhe n ny. 11 2S Kent, c 62 B la ke m a n, b 64 Vaile•. b 44 Weotfeldt," 6 7 P A!~C, c .. l lo Springer, b M ixon, b 4S C lnrk." 69 T ~ss i er, H .. L 28 1>6 (a6 Sullavnu, b 46 Loftin, r /0 S imon , t 29 H .. vnolds. b (>9 Bowm,.n, b 41 Simon•, h 71 Linam, r l2 Matchdl. g 48 Robmson. c n Poiteveont, c 31 \1oore, l 72 Low t 1r , b Brown, b 49 Pa~;e. R .q 73 Ary, t H R ukas, t H $0 Rob~rts, h 74 Calhoun. l 3S Stupka, t 76 SeaKo,b s 1 l lenriques, g 75 LodullUU, f lo l lumphrey. e 71 ldlh<'aU,b S2 Stroble, e 76 Hall . .- 37 l\1oorr, r 82 Lobdell. I> Si Schroeder. g 71 Sample. g 36 Kring!.,, b 64 Mie ktt l. b 54 Brown son. q 80 T hnancs, c 42 U abanic. 11 88 Langley, b L. S. U. v s. Tulane THE STA RTING LINEUPS (Subject to Change by Coaches) TULA NE L. S. U. No. N aan ~ Posit ion Nnn1e No. 65 Hardy L. E. R. .Burge 56 69 T essie r, R. L. T . R. ................. .Rukas 34 53 Schroeder _L G. R. .... ... -- .. Brown 14 48 Robinson c . ... ...... .. .... .Kent 25 74 Calhoun R. G. L. Mitchell 32 73 A ry R. T . L. Torra nce 12 40 Ky le .. ............. .... R. E. L ....................... Humphrey 36 57 McDa mel .. Q. B•. .Lobde ll 82 47 Simons .L. H. R. Fa the ree 77 50 Robe rts R.H. L. Mixon 66 46 Loftin .... F. B .. Micka I 84 • OFFICIALS R.-feree-) as. Cheeves ( G eor~ti a ) Umpire-J as. Y.