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TULANE vs. GEORGIA
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 151 1930---2:30 P.M.
TULANE STADIUM
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THE
TULANE UNIVERSITY
OF LOUISIANA
NEW ORLEANS
The University embraces the Following Departments:
The College of Arts and Sciences
The H. S?phie Newcomb College for \Vomen
The College of Engineering
The Graduate School
The College of Law
The School of Medicine
The Graduate School of Medicine
The School of Pharmacy
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
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SOUVENIR ruLANE FOOTBALL PROGRAM SEASON 1930
BE brilliant. breat.hless "get-away" of a star back
brings the crowd to its feeL by a common impulse.
EquaJiy natural and spontaneous is the response
f smokers to Chesterfield"s satisfying goodncs:., its
vholcaome smoothness.
o one ever Las to "acquire" a taste for Chesterfield.
Smokers take to its pleasing flavor iustinclively.
. .. And here's why: Chesterfield takes the
sure, undcviatiug course to the one goal that
counts in a cigarette- f,·agranl mildness and a
ripened xicbncss, without a hint of Lur:.Lmess or
initation. ln short
MILDER and BETTER TASTE
hesterfield
. ICG £ TT = = 3
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PRESIDENT A. B. DlNWIDDIE
Dr. Dinwiddie, president of Tulane University, is a close follower of the fortunes of Tulane
L'niversity's Green Wave. He hasn't missed a game played by the Creenies this year.
ot only is Dr. Dinwiddie a football enthusiast bul he loves all sports. He watches the
Creenies in baseball, basketball, tennis, track, boxing or whatever the sport may be.
Roll On With The
Green Wave
And Texaco
They're Both Winners!
Road Service, Greasing,
Washing, Tire Repairing
FRERET SERVICE STATION
FRERET AT ROBERT
UPtown 6236
BARONNE AT JACKSON
JAckson 2220
BROADWAY
PHARMACY
H. C. RICHARD. Proprietor
Broadway and Maple
When Brains Count!
In desiJllltnlt a good motor oal and
motor fuel, brains count-just as
in football. "Standard" Engineers
in the largest petroleum research
laboratory in the industry often go
into a "huddle". That's one of the
reasons why more motorists in this
territory use "Standard" than any
other brand.
Standard Oil Company
of Louisiana
STANDARD
'C-.7
JERSILD KNITTING CO.
Neenah, Wis.
Manufacturers of
KNITTED OUTERWEAR
OF DISTINCTION
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F a t h e r : "1
thought a night club
would be the very
last place a daughter
of mine would go
to.
Daughter: "I t
usually is the very
last place, dad." . .. of ...
Mother's 1 n t h e
kitchen washing
out the bottles;
Sister's in the pantry
taking o f f the
labels;
Father's in the cellar
mixing u p t h e
hops;
Dot: "1 don't like
Pete; he knows too
many dirty songs." Spalding Equipment
johnny's o n t h e
f r o n t p o r c h
watching for the
cops.
Lou: "Does he
sing them to you? ..
Dot: "'No, but he
whistles them." -
Hyutt"s Hummer.
you'll find
athletic outfits
for practically
every sport
Ain't This
Something?
Wanted - Experienced
salespeople,
male or female.
No others need apply.
She: "Y o u· v e
been drinking whiskey.""
An old fashioned
doctor is the kind
who tries to find out
what" s wrong with
you, instead of calling
in two or three
of his friends to discuss
the matter. 130 Carondelet Street
Amateur Distil-ler:
' Th a n k you,
Letter to Uncle madam."
Oscar
Dear Uncle Oscar:
Me and the wife
have plenty of troubles
with our children.
Every nights"
the same, we can· t
get them to undress
f o r b e d quickly.
What do you suggest?"
Answer: T e a c h
them to play strip
poker.
Mrs. S t o u t'"
H u b b y , l a m
getting up a costume
to wear at a fancy
d r e s s ball. What
would people say if
1 wore tights?"'
Mr. S t o u t -
'They would probably
say 1 married
For Economical Heating
Neola Coals
Gulf Coal & Coke Co., Inc.
FRANK D. COSTLEY, President
y o u f o r y o u r
money.
Her Boy Friend
"-""You're a dear,
sweet girl. God bless
you and keep you. I
wish 1 could afford
too.
Olive and Blue
"What makes the
T o w e r o f Pisa
lean?"
"Search me; maybe
it smokes LuckJ
ies."
· ·r hear the chaperone
is going to
quit necking."
··1 should think
she would at her
age.
in Flowers and Ribbons
for Sponsors and Rooters
from the Official Florists
Eichling' s A venue Floral Co.
Phone JAckson 3170
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I I O'Shea Knitting Mills
=====LEAD IN =====
ATHLETIC KNITTED WEAR
CJor Every Sport
241424 N. Sacremento Ave.-- CHICAGO
GLENNY -BUICK CO., Inc.
822·32 Howard Avenue
SOUVENIR TULANE FOOTBALL PROGRAM SEASON 1930
"Pride of the South"
HEADQUARTERS
Naturally you will want to make your headquarters
at the Roosevelt. Again this year as
usual it will be the headquarters for all football activities
in New Orleans.
You will like the tasteful luxury and the homelike
atrnpsphere of the Roosevelt where the traditions
of Southern Hospitality are lived up to the
year 'round.
FRANKLIN MOORE, Manager.
Yli£
vosevelt-
NEW ORLEANS
Dlt
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PRESIDENT OF THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
Today being Home-coming Day for Tulane it is appropriate that we present here Cuthbert
Baldwin, president of the Tulane Alumni Association.
Mr. Baldwin is an ardent follower of the Greenies and his work with the alumni is well
known. The big turnout for today' s Home-coming is in a large way due to his able leadership
and the work of such men as A. N. Goldberg and other members of his Home-coming Day committee.
SURGICAL SALES
COMPANY
Incorporated
1330 Tulane MAin 4755
We Also Play To Win
All Medical Student Supplies
Athletic Supports
F O STE R
AWNINGS AND WINDOW SHADES
ARE DISTINCTIVE
Gas Radiant Heaters
Foster Mfg. Co.
430 Notre Dame Street
RAymond 1321
Showroom: 139 BARONNE STREET
SOLD IN THE
STADIUM
E JOY THE FOOTBALL
GAMES WITH
New Orleans Ice Cream
Company
1320 to 1322 BARONNE ST.
NEW ORLEANS
DRINK
BOTTLES
SOUVENIR TULANE FOTBALL PROGRAM SEASON 1930
Southern
Conference
Play Today
The biggest game
of the year in New
Orleans and one of
the outstanding in
the country is the
Georgia-Tulane engagement
this afternoon.
Both teams are
primed.
Tulane has not
been pressed to win
s i n c e October 4.
T h e W a v e h a s
coasted over Texas
A. & M., Birmingham-$
o u t h e r n ,
Georgia Tech, Mississippi
A. & M., and
Au bum.
Georgia has beaten
Yale, North Carolina,
New York University
and Aubuin
and is unbeaten.
The New Orleans
scrap will go a long
way toward deciding
t b e Southern
Championship.
The game second
in interest is that at
Montgomery today
between Alabama's
Crimson Tide and
Louisiana State. The
Every man can't be a football "star". nor every
girl a tennis "champ"-but they CAN lead in
dress circles-IF they know where to shop-
Mayer Israel's
Where Tulane Goes For Clothes
Colle3e men who wear Hart
Schafner & Marx clothes can
be sure of correct Styles
STEVENS
710 Canal Street
Tigers are planning
to shoot the works
h e r e Thanksgiving
D a y against their
ancient rivals, Tulane.
Vanderbilt a n d
Tennessee meet in a
game of interest to
the state of T ennessee
at least this
afternoon.
A u b u r n plays
Mississippi A. & M.,
at Birmingham.
Clemson tackles
Florida at Jacksonville.
Duke and North
Carolina State tangle
in another battle
of regional interest.
N o r t h Carolina is
host to Davidson.
S o u t h Carolina
m e e t s Sewanee at
Columbia.
G e o r g i a Tech
Lakes a crack at
P e n n . This game
will be of considerable
interest.
Kentucky p I a y s
Virginia Military [nstitute.
Maryland
takes on V. P. 1., at
Norfolk.
V i r g i n i a and
Washington and Lee
get t o g e t h e r at
Charlottesville.
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TULANE'S
ROSTER
Whatley
Guy
Jastram
Haik
Percy
Richardson
Glover
Lemmon
Zimmerman
Haynes
Magee
Holland
Massey
Penney
Dr awe
Tschirn
Dawson
Hodgins
Pierce
Payne
Lodrigues
Zemurray
Mangum
Dalrymple
McCormick
DeColigny
Read
Felts
F eatherngill
Hill
McCance
Cunningham
Scafide
Upton
Bodenger
Roberts (C)
THE 1930 GREEN WAVE
Left to right, linemen, Jerry Dalrymple; Tick Upton; Johnny Scafide; Preacher Roberts; Morris Bodenger; Elmer McCance; Jack Holland.
Backfield, le.ft to right, Wop Glover; Nollie Felts; Red Dawson and Don Zimmerman.
TULANE'S PROBABLE
STARTING LINE-UP
L. E.-HOLLAND
L. T.-McCANCE
L. G.-BODENGER
C.-ROBERTS
R. G.-SCAFIDE
R. T.-UPTON
R. E.-DALRYMPLE
Q. 8.-DA WSON
L. H.-WHATLEY
or GLOVER
R. H.-ZIMMERMAN
F. B.-FELTS
OFFICIALS FOR TODA Y'S GAME
REFEREE-Campbell
UMPIRE-Ervin
FIELD JUDGE-Franke
HEAD LINESMAN-Donr.huc
GEORGIA'S PROBABLE
STARTING LINE-UP
L. E.-SMITH
L. T.-ROSE
L. G.-MATTOX
C.-T ASSAPOULAS
R. G.-LEATHERS
R. T.-HAMMERICK
R. E.-MAFFETT
Q. B.-DOWNS
L. H.-CHANDLER
R. H.-DICKENS
F. B.-ROBERTS
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GEORGIA'S
ROSTER
Downs
Mott
Kelley
Moran
Davidson
Dickens
Roberts
Chandler
V. Smith
Maffett (C)
Mattox
McWhorter
Leathers
Rose
T assapoulas
Lynn
Hamroerick
Gilmore
Key
Waugh
Young
Hamilton
Hardin
Miller
Bennett
Sullivan
Hazelhurst
Stoinoff
Crenshaw
Patterson
Thornton
Collins
Davis
Reynolds
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CAPTAIN HERBERT MAFFETT
Captain Maffett, one of the lwo sensational ends of the Georgia Bulldogs, will bear close
watching today. Maffett and Catfish Smith of Georgia are as well known perhaps as our own
Dalrymple and Holland throughout the South.
Maffett caughl the pass that scored Lhe winning louchdown against New York University.
Downes threw the pass. Catfish Smith converted the extra point to win, 7-6.
ELLIS SAYS:
See Us For
Your Every Need
Tulane Co-Operative Book
Store
Basement, Gibson Hall
MAin 2838
Rose McCaffrey
409-1 0 Masonic Temple
Multigraphing, Mimeographing
Addressing Envelopes
and General Circular Work
The Green Wave Is
Using Baldwin's
Equipment
''Bald wins''
Camp and Common
JAHNCKE
SERVI CE
INC.
Concrete and Building
MATERIALS
8 I 4 Howard Ave.
RAymond 2261
Hausmann, Inc.
'f
NEW ORLEANS' LEADING
JEWELERS
'f
Special Department for CoHere
and Fraternal Jewelry
Shoes for Sports-
Day and Evening
Imperial Shoe Store
Canal and Bourbon
Largest South
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SOUVENIR TIJLANE FOOTBALL PROGRAM SEASON 1930
Sponsors for Tulane
Today
Mrs. Peter Monrose
Mrs. Garvin
Saunders
Mrs. Eugene
Saunders
Mrs. Arthur Waters
Mrs. Herbert S.
Wei!
Mrs. Mortimer
Favrot
P OR T ER'S
Featuring
Style and Quality
1n
Everything Men Wear
We Cordially Invite
Your Inspection
and
Patronage
Carondelet and Gravier Streets
Sponsors for Tulane
Today
Mrs. Cal F. Hadden
Mrs. Kirby
Newburger
Mrs. William K.
Smardon
Mrs. William B.
Monroe
Mrs. Malcolm
Brown
Mrs. Otto Schwartz
TULANE-L. S. U. FROSH HERE NEXT SATURDAY
New Orleans will have a football game of real interest at the New
Stadium next Saturday afternoon. Tulane's freshmen team will mix it with
the Louisiana State freshmen starting at I p. m.
The early starting time is to allow fans to see most of the Greenies
frosh game and then catch most if not all of the big prep game.
Ready Again in Holmes Men's Store-
The "Big Four" in Men's Suits for Fall and Winter
"Jack Bradley"
2-Trousers Prep Suit
"Chatfield"
2-Trousers Suit
"Worsted-T ex"
Suits for Men
"H ol merest"
Suits for Men
$25
Before and After the Game
Dine in Holmes Restaurant
Holmes Men's Stor
Use Sparate Entranee on
Bourbon St.
Holmes
N E W ORL E AN S
CANAL STREET MAin 1000
$50
Ready at Holmes For You
Tulane Colors in Ribbons,
Badges or Pennants
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WELCOME OLD GRADS
Every football fan of New Orleans would say today, if he had the opportunity, " Welcome,
Old Grads, of Tulane."
New Orleans is proud to see the sons of Tulane, scattered through 48 states, return home
again. J n the hearts of thousands today, Alma Mater will be sung with a greater realization of
what Tulane means than ever before. It is Home-coming and many students of past years are
among us today, revelling in the glory that is Tulane's, ready to give a big Hulabaloo for the
Green Wave and to share their victory or defeat for it is a great opponent and a justly admired
one that we meet today.
CABIRAC-GELPI
PLUMBING & HEATING
COMPANY
The s t r a i n s o f
"Glory, Glory to
old Georgia" -
mixed with the
''Olive Green and
Blue, we I o v e
thee!
GOOD ME ATS
BUILD MUSCLE
H. A. Cabirac Fernand J. Gelpi
Pledge we now our
fealty true
PHO E RAymond 6535
CONTRACTING AND REP AIRING
636 Carondelet St., New Orleans
MEDICAL BOOKS
Students will find a full line of
Medical. Denta I and Pharmaceutical
books recommended by teach"
rs of Tulane University.
Tulane Belt Cars Pass Or Door
J. A. Majors Co.
1301 Tulane Ave.
Where the trees are
ever greenest,
Where the skies are
purest blue!
Hear us now, 0 T ulane,
hear us!
As we proudly sing"
T h e s e m a k e the
b i n d i n g of an
even g r e a t e r
friendship
Tulane and Georgia.
Dameron-Pierson Co., Ltd.
@
"Everything for your Office',
Social Engraving-Printing-Lithographing
Office Supplies
400 C AMP STREET
Tulane Gets The Best
Selected Western Meats
PERSONAL SERVICE
Pete & Mike Mailhes
MAILHES BROS.
jefferson Market
Gen. Pershing & Magazine
Phones: UPtown 1143-1144
DALRYMPLE
Tulane End
McCANCE
Tulane Tackle
SOUVENIR TULANE FOOTBALL PROGRAM SEASON 1930
NO W! NO W!
THE FRANK STORY OF BE AUTIES
WHO LIVED, LOVED AN D SUFFERED
ON THE WESTERN FRONT
"WAR NURSE"
On Stage
:"J. Y. Publix Stage Show "Gingersnaps"
with
BE Y ROSS and all new acts with Rome
& Caut and the Camby Girls"·
Cherniavski conducting Saenger Grand
Orchestra
SAENGER.
BOD ENGER
A 'Publix Theatre
HOME OF
PARAMOUNT PICTURES
Canal at Rampart RA. 4181
Tulane Guard
HOLLAND
Tulane End
Tulane Tackle
ONLY THE BEST CLOVERLAND DAIRY
PRODU CTS CO. , INC.
Tbe Best and Safest Milk
GOOD DRUG STORES Phone AUdubon 11 0 1
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ALMA MATER
Sing these words as Tulane's Alma Mater is played
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We praise thee for thy past, 0 Alma Mater!
Thy hand hath done its work full faithfully I
The incense of thy spirit hath ascended
We praise thee for thy present, Alma Mater!
Today thy Children look to thee for bread!
Thou leadest them to dreams and actions
splendid!
And filled America from sea to sea I The hunger of their soul is richly fed I
BATTERY SERVICE
ELM SERVICE STATION
Elm and Lowrline Sta.
AUTO REP AIRS-GENERATORS
IGNITION WORK
Cars Washed, Stored and Greased
Crank Cases Draine<! and Refilled
£. L. MERTZWEILLER, Manager
Phone WAlnut 2992
POSITIVELY ONLY
2,000
GENERAL ADMISSION
Tickets for
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We praise thee for thy
future, Alma Mater I
The vista of its glory
gleameth far I
We ever shall be part of
thee, great Mother!
There thou wilt be where
e'er thy children are I
CHORUS
Olive Green and Blue, we
love thee!
Pledge we now our fealty
true
Where the trees are ever
greenest,
Where the skies are
purest blue I
Hear us now, 0 Tulane,
hear usl
As we proudly sing to
thee!
Take from us our hearts'
devotion!
Thine we are, and thine
shall bel
Tulane-L. S. U. Game
Now on Sale at 205 St. Charles Street
Mecca Theatre
Adams near Maple Streets
Program for November 15 thru 21
Saturday, November 15
"FOR THE DEFENSE"
Sunday, November 16
"LET'S GO NATIVE"
Monday and Tuesday,
November 17-18
"ANYBODY'S WOMAN"
Wednesday and Tbunday
November 19-20
"THE SEA GOD"
Friday, November 21
"MEN ARE LIKE THAT"
"A Friendly Hotel"
MARBERC HOTEL
Canal Street's Tallest Building
Centrally Located and ear All
Principal Theatres
Opposite Southern Railway
Passen10:er Station
Corner Canal and Loyola Sts.
300 ROOMS-300 BATHS
FIREPROOF
Circulating Ice Water and Ceiling
Fans in Every Room
Tulane Frosh
vs.
L. S. U. Frosh
TULANE STADIUM
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22
1 O'CLOCK
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BIERMAN
Coach
Nine RAHS
for Godchaux Clothes
We're cheering these new suits
from Braeburn and Charter
House. If you're co I I e g e
minded and style conscious
you won't be able to resist
them. New Blues, Greys and
Browns.
All With Two Trousers
$40 $45
· Canal near Baronne
Quarters I l I 2 I 3 I 4
TULANE ·········-····-··-·-··! I l I
cox GEORGJA -----··-··-··--- 1 I, 1, Ass't. Coach I
THE LAST ANNOUNCEMENT!
The Last Game! Coleman E. Adler
Four thousand tickets and no For
more when these are sold are
available on the Tulane Side of
Distinctive the Stadium for the L. S. U.,.
Tulane game, Thanksgiving Day. Jewelry
Ticket Office, 205 St. Charles St.
.
Hugh Whatley
Final
1
Louisiana State
vs.
Tulane University
See fhe Greenies and Tigers in
their last game of the season
THE STATE'S OWN CLASSIC
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Captain Roberts
of Tulane-
Breen's Drug
Store
We carry the most complete
line of Sheaffer Pens and Pen·
cils in New Or1eans.
Also Looseleaf Fillers, Binders
of all kinds, and Physicians
Bags at most reasonable prices.
Opposte Charity Hospital
Phone MAin 9 I 7 7
Tulane Ave. at ViUere
Surgical Supply
Co., Inc.
1531 Tulane Avenue
Opposite Charity Hospital
EVERYTHING FOR THE
INVALID'S COMFORT
SUPPLIES FOR THE
DOCTOR'S OFFICE
Abdominal Supporters, Elastic
Hosiery, Trusses
Geo. J. Glover Co., Inc.
Building Construction
Whitney-Central Building
New Orleans, La.
Tulane Gymnasium
Purefied by Products of
Paramount Chemical Co.
1 036 Carondelet St.
shown in action
Photo and a close-up
The quality of this program
is one of the reasons
why hundreds of
discriminating buyers of
pnntmg a r e having
HYATT add to the efficiency
of their ideas.
63
Years
In
Printing
A. W. Hyatt Stationery Mfg., Co.
== LIMITED==
FOUR-0-SEVEN CAMP STREET
Telephone RAymond 6188
1.\g,meLh eaaL ea.
COAL AND COKE
Quality and Service Our
Motto
SOUVENIR TULANE FOOTBALL PROGRAM SEASON 1930 I 9
The first intercolleg·
iate game was played
between Rutgers and
Princeton in 1869.
T h e highest score
made is 222 to 0, Georgia
Tech vs. Cumber·
land University. in a 45-
minute game, I 9 I 7.
The largest number
of touchdowns in a single
game is 32. Georgia
Tech vs. Cumberland,
1917.
Sewanee played five
games on five successive
days, defeating Texas,
Texas A. & M., Tulane,
L. S. U., and Ole
Miss, without b e i n g
scored on, 1899.
Longest punt. I 08
yards, by Douglas, of
Tennessee, against
Clemson in 1902.
Longest place kick,
65 yards, by J. T. Hax·
all of Princeton vs.
Yale, 1882.
The most succeuful
consecutive trials for
goal. 16, by James
Preas of Georgia Tech
vs. Cumberland, I 9 I 7.
Most difficult angle of
successfu I goal For point
after touchdown, mnde
by Orville Overall of
California vs. Stanford,
1903. Made from 20
yard line \<-;thin I yard
of right side line. tyin
the score.
Albert Mackie Co.,
Incorporated
Distributors of
Quality Food Products
pecially for
Colleges. Universities and
Institutions
You'll Want to See
THE YEAR'S CLASSIC
Tulane vs. Louisiana
State University
Ancient Rivals of Football
Tulane Stadium
Thanksgiving Day
2:30 p.m.
Tickets Now on Sale at
205 St. Charles Street
Mail Orders with money order or draft
filled promptly
Prices: $2.50; $3.00; $3.50
TRICOU SAYS:
CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS
FOR STUDENTS
Sujta-Hats--O'Coab
Sox-Pajamas
t!!,;icou E"•hl,•hed 1867
MEN'S FURNISHINGS
738 GRA VIER ST.
NEW ORLEANS,LA.
Phone. M•mi-ISI
ALBERT de BEN
Next to Stock Exchange
Longest drop kick by
P. j. O'Shea of Wisconsin
vs. Northwestern,
1908. from 62-yard line.
Wet ball and field. Mark
Payne of Dakota \Vesleyan
and George Gipp
of Notre Dame Frosh
both made 63 yards, but
O'Shea's performance
deserves highest rank·
in g.
Five field goals were
made by B. W. Trafford
of Harvard vs. Cornell
in 1890. Charles Brickley
of Harvard vs. Yale
repeated the performance
in 1913.
Longest run from
scrimmage m a d e b y
Wilis Terry of Yale vs.
Wesleyan, II 5 yards.
Most touchdowns in
one season made by Jim
Thorpe of Carlisle Indians.
2S in 19 12. scor·
ing 198 points.
Grange made 4 touchdowns
in 12 minutes,
Illinois vs. Michigan in
1924.
That Vic Halligan
was chosen all-American
tackle by an eastern
WJ"iter a year after he
graduated from Nebras·
ka. It seems that the
stories of his ability
were just beginning to
filter thru to the east.
Yirt�tott
SERVICE STORES, INC.
TWO MASTER ST A TJONS
55 7 N. Rampart Sreet
MAin 4157
I 768 St. Charles Aven'Ue
RAymond 4 I 57
One Step Service
L. F. CANARD, Ml,'r.
THE ELITE DELICATESSEN
7828 Spruce CATERERS WAI. 7677
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LICCIARDI'S RESTAURANT
7538 Maple WAlnut 9245
DANCE and DINE
Wednesday - Friday - Saturday
AUdubon 9496
NOLA LAUNDRY, INC.
3rd at Broad JAckson 2287
UPTON SHOE RENURY
7501 Maple Shoe Repair WAI. 1169
FRIENDLY FIVE SHOES
FERN SERVICE STATION
Fern at Hickory Walnut 2871
University Drive Yourself
Haase's 8119 Oak ' Freret at Lowerline WAlnut 1197
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CHAS. A. STAIR M. LASKER
UNIVERSITY CLEANERS
1011 Lowerline WAlnut 2151
CARROLL TON'S FLORIST
Grunewald Chopin WAlnut 7492
THE GREEN WAVE EATS
HOLSUM BREAD
EUGENE DIETZGEN CO.
ORA WING MATERIALS
CIRE'S PHARMACY
Hurst and Webster UPtown 0106
6 Dr. V. Li Rocchi-V eterinarian
2820 S. Claiborne JAckson 1996
RADIO SHOPPE, INC.
' 1338 Carrollton W AI nut 1828-29
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SIDNEY J. GONZALES
STAIR=LASKER MOTORS, INC.
SALES F O R D SERVICE
