Inaugural Sugar Bowl Classic Football Program; Temple vs Tulane

              TEMPLE
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TULANE
Board of
Levee CommlMloneu
of tbe
OrleaN Levee Dutrh:t
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The Inaugural
SUGAR BOWL CLASSIC
TEMPLE vs. TULANE
New Year's Day 1935
Tulane Stadium • •• NEW ORLEANS ••. 1:30 o'clock p. m.
Under A uspice.~ of
New Orleans Mid.Winter Sports Association
A 'Voluntary, civic, non-profit O1'uanizution, whose
officeI's 8e1'Ve without remunemtion, consi.sti110
and composi'd of the followinfl o1'{Janization,~ ((nd
individ1lals :
BIG 10 ALUMNI
B. P. O. E.
CITIZENS COMMITTEE
COLONIAL COUNTRY CLUB
CO-OPERATIVE CLUB
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS _
LIONS CLUB
N. O. ASSOCIATION OF COMMERCE
N. O. ATHLETIC CLua __ _
N. O. GOLF ASSOCIATION __
N. O. INSURANCE EXCHANGE
N. O. ITEM
ORLEANS PARISH MEDICAL ASSN.
PASSENGER CLUB
PREp·SCHOOL ATHLETIC LEAGUE
PUBLIC SCHOOL ATHLETIC LEAGUE
RADIO STATION WDSU
RETAIL MERCHANTS BUREAU _
ROTARV CLUB _
SOUTHERN A. A. U. _
TRAFFIC CLUB
V. M. B. C.
V. M. C. A.
V. M. H. A.
Repres..e nted b..y
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A. 8. NICHOL AS
OR. F. J. WOLFE
J. M. COUSINS
H. A. BENSON
WARREN V. MILLER
B. J. GRENROOD
A. GOLDBERG
C. ZATARAIN
IRWIN POCHE
HARRV FLETCHER
J . H. BODENHEIMER
F. J . DIGBV
DR. M. P. BOEBINGER
W. J. ROVIRA
HERVE RACIVITCH
J. R. CONNIFF
P. K. EWING
A. W ACHENHEIM, JR.
GEORGE BUTLER
L . de BENEDETTO
RALELGH SCHWARZ
OR. LEO J. SCHOENV
GEORGE SCHNEIDER
HERBERT PALLET
SAM CORENSWET, JOS. 6. DAVID, PAUL DeBL.ANC, R. A. FLEMING.
H. JUMONV ILL'E. F. D. REilLY, ALLAN SMUCK,
WALTER SNIDER, CLARENCE STRAUSS,
P. B. WILLIAMSON.
1934-EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE-1935
N<>. I _ War .... n V. Mm ... P r .. ld~nt: No, 2-Harry W. ~,.teh.r. TrUlurer; No. S-Jo •. M . (;(Iu ~ln • •
Vlc._ J' ..... ld.nt: No. ~-D r. M. P. Boehl n., ••• Chal.",.n of ~.cutlve Commltt .. : No. r;-W.lur
Sold ... s.,c,..,ta'r: No. 6-A~ Goldbe ... : No. 7-J. H. Dodenh,lm,.: No. 8_Irwin F. Poche: No.
9-lk ~'red Wolre: No. 10- Ceo'lI'e E. Butler; No. II _ Albert Wachenh .. lm: No. 12- Hubert A.
lIenlon.
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on
ENDORSEMENTS or
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-ALSO ON DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY­Installment
Plano-oSee Us For Your Financial Needs
Irmrbtal 1Jjnatt §nrtrty
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OUR SINCERE APPRECIATION TO,
CO-OPERATIVE CLUB OF NEW ORLEANS.
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who first accep ted the plans looking forward to this Creat Came;
agreed to sponsor same; called all other civic bodies into consul tation
and the n, u nselfishly, for the good of the whole, assisted in forming
the New Orlea ns Mid· Winter Sports Associat ion. with itself as a mem­ber
thereof, ins tead of sole sponsor.
CITIZENS COMMITTEE.
who. forming for consideration of similar
m ovement by the Co-Operative Club a nd
Mid-Winter Sports Association.
Mildness,
Smoothness,
and
Enjoyment
you won't
forget!
Using the nnest of long f il ­ler
tobacco possible Is not
alone resllonslble for the E!
Cuho's finer fragrnnce, All
our tobacco Is also double­cured
to remove au)' trace
of harshness or gums th11t
might detract from its de­lightful
havana aroma,
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purposes. agreed to the
joined the New O rleans
Continued on Page Fi"e
For ()(ICT 35 )'ears
known as rhe
"Cream 0/
Q,lalir)'"
5c Cigar
PHIL. D.
MAYER &
SON, Ltd.
- Manufacturers _
NEW ORLEANS,
LA.
To the New Orleans Mid-Winter Sports
Association, which has made this great
civic enterprise a success, and to the
teams of Temple University and Tulane
University, which will inaugurate this
great annual football classic, the City of
New Orleans extends its congratulations
and its sincere thanks.
T. SEMMES WALMSLEY.
Mayor
A. MILES PRA IT.
Commissioner Pllhlle Finance
FRED A. EARHART.
Commi.~sioner Public Utilities
DR. FRANK R. GOMILA.
Commi.~siona Public Safety
)05. P. SKELLY.
Commissioner PI/bile Property
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BULOVA
Senator
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OUR SINCERE APPRECIATION TO: Continued from P"gt Three
THE TWENTY-ONE ORGANIZATIONS, THEIR REPRESENTATIVES
AND THE NINE INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS,
who 80 loyally, patiently and effectively carried on the plan and
brought to culmination and success the long cherished hope of the
citizenry of our City that New Orleans might and would present to
the world each year a calendar of sports, including the great game
whi<.:h you art:: seeing loddy-THE SUGAR BOWL CLASSIC!
THE THREE HUNDRED GENEROUS CITIZENS,
who, for the love of their city, furnished the guarantee funds necessary
to the accomplishment of the Associa tion's plans, taking upon them­selves
the chance of loss with no hope of financial reward or per­sonal
benefit: they are nameless here, in conformity with our agree­ment
that a list should not be published which might be used for other
solicitations. CU!I!inued un P(lgc Ni,,~
EARLE J. CHRISTENBERRY
COURT AND CONVENTION STENOGRAPHERS
MUL TIGRAPH - MIMEOGRAPH CIRCULARS
822 PEROIOO STREET
RAVMONO :;1;781
l'AqE FIVE
COACH TEO COX, Grcenie mentor, a~ he i~ In everyday ilfe, gcnial. likeable,
friendly, Cox, who produl.:cd o ne of 'ru!lIl1 e'S bed team8 this year, concludes the 8eason
New Year's DRY In the SUgHl' Bowl gamc with 'f'emlJlc Unl\'e rslt)'. cOIIl.:hed hr Glenn
"Pop" " 'arner, dean or grid IItrategls ts.
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'f rophy For Sugar Bowl Winner
New Interest haa beeu added to the Sugar Bowl football classic by
donation of tbe beautiful solid s liver trophy Illustrated above which 18
to be 8ultably engraved and presented to the winn ing team.
The Bowl was made in London, England, ill the year 1830 during the
reign of King George IV and bears the hall mark of the IXlrlod.
The gitt of this genuine antique to the New Orleans Mid-Winter
Sports Association wsa made by the ,Valdhorll Company, Inc.
The trophy. a pe rpetual one, will be retained by the winning team
tor onc )'car and then put Into competition again. A rel)lIell of the bowl
will 1.10 tho permanent possession of each winning leam.
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Godehaux Sugar s, Inc"
Maso n ic T emp le Bldg.,
New Orlcans, La.
Plea" send me the free pound of Godchaux
Sugar (the k ind I have che!;:ked ) and your
r ecipe book for good thing,. to eat.
My name 1& _ _ ________ _
Address' ___ ________ _
City ____ ________ _
Let us fill your
SUGAR BOWL
with
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PUR~ CAN~ SUGAR
swee~ pu re clea n
Free
IF you'll send in this coupon; we'l l send, postpaid
and posthaste, a Ful l pound ot the Godchaux Su!,)",
of your choice, together with a rec ipe book tor
making 85 of the best things you ever tasted. .:.
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GOODYEAR SERVICE
l'More People Ride on Goodyear Tires Than Any Other Kind"
OUR SINCERE APPRECIATION TO: Omlinued from Page Fi! '~
TULANE UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA,
who, at a time when the choice o f teams to play therein could not be
possibly known, for civic pride, tendered the use of h er magnificent
stadium without ehara-e.
A, B. PATERSON and j. C. BARNES,
for o utstanding assistance in advertising, bot h locally and ,nationally.
DONALD and STANLEY SNIDER,
for premier art-work contributions used in our advertisements.
In grateful appreciation of their serviC":!s, loyalty and civic minded ness,
of all the above, it is my pleasure to dedicate this. the Inaugural Sugar
,Bowl Came.
WARREN V. MILLER.
McDaniels, Inc .
COMMERCIAL
PHOTOGRAPHS _ _
537 Carondelet Street
RAymond 2062
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From Generation to Generation
The other day. when five-year-old Nancy reached lip over the
counter and lisped to the clerk: "A pound of coffee for
Mummy, and a lollypop, pleathc, for me!" she had no idea
that she was carrying out an old family tradition. Nor had
we, until her great-grandmother came in and told us that one
of her own earliest childhood memories was a visit to an
early A & ]) store.
In the course of conversation, this lady said that both her
daughter and herself, all through their married lives, had
found A & P a useful ally in the business of home-making.
And that her grand-daughter during the early years of her
married life would have found it impossible to maintain a
standard of healthful living in her home if it had not been
for the good food supplied at low prices by A & P.
Since she represents the fourth successive generation of
A & P shoppers in her family, no wonder Nancy loves to
run Oil errands to A & P. From generation to generation,
A & P has catered to the food needs of many old American
families. We think we've learned to do it a little better
through the years, and we'd be glad to extend our service
to you.
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THE NATIONAL SUGAR BOWL
Where Audubon Park now is, including the site of this Stadium, once was
the plantation of ttienne de Bore, a colonial planter, who turned from the
cultivation of chicory and indigo. the then current crops, to the raising of
SUGAR CANE, despite warning of others that Cane Juice would not
crystalize.
S uccess crowned his effort in accomplishing the supposedly impossible
when his sugar boiler exclaim ed "it c rystalizes ! r" and he became the founder
of a National Industry that has flourished to thi5 day.
Louisiana is the Nation', Sugar~Bowl. and it is fitting that this game,
played upon ground where the Sugar Industry was born, should pay tribute. in
its small way, by adopting such a symbolic name. Cominued on PIIRC Thirtrcn
BEST FOOD POPULAR PRICES
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Restaurant -Cafeteria- Ba r Se rVl.c e
SEA FOODS AND STEAKS A SPECIALTY
Serving More Meals Daily Than Any Other
Restaurant in New Orleans
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'fhe Proof of
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Is in the Eating
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NEW ORLEANS, LA .
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r ACjE T\VEL VE
309 N. Rampart
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RAMELLI COAL COMPANY
Distributors of
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RAymond 6188
THE NATIONAL SUGAR BOWL
Continued from I'age Elc"en
Thru vicissitudes of tariff tinkering, crop-pests, wars and depressions. this
industry, so vital to the well being of a multitude of Louisianians and so nec­essary
to our nation, has survived, and a~ain flourishes so that waving fields
of the g reen cane, just before harvest time, stretch unbroken for miles and
miles.
At the finish of "grinding". which is just about this season, it was the
c ustom upon the old plantations to hold their greatest merriment of the year.
So it is further fitting that a game played at this time of the year should in
memory of these great festivities couple its name with that of the sugar
industry.
LOUISIANA-The Nalion'.s Sugar-Bowl! ! !
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INC 0 R P 0 RAT E D
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-------DISTRIBUTORS-------
PROCTER & GAMBLE SOAP POWDERS
CHEMICALS and ALKALIS
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INSURANCE
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NEW ORLEANS
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o f Eve r y Dcc rip tion
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A la b ama. F lorida, or Sou theast
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country h om e. a town house, a su b urban
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Sunny-Clim e Furniture is attractively d e­sig
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Welcome to the Sugar Bowl!
TULANE AND TEMPLE
A. BALDWIN & CO., Inc.
130 Camp Street Phone RAymond 7281
NEW ORLEANS
TULANE UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA
Now One Hundred Years Old, Tulane University commenced as the
Medical College of Louisiana, and later became the University of Louisiana.
In younger days it suffered from meagerness of funds derived from State
appropriations; closed entirely during part of the Civil War, but opening
thereafter made such headway as to attract the attention of Paul Tulane.
In 1884. to accept the bequest of this present donor, Tulane surrendered
State rights. adopted its present name, and moved to the present location in
uptown residential New Orleans. opposite spacious and b eautiful Audubon
Park. .
Tulane is a Metropolitan School. non-sectarian, and with Newcomb Col­lege
for women as its affiliate, has nearly four thousand students.
ContinI/cd on I'<lg~ ~CWlH~Cn
In New Orleans, We Drink ....
Take Home a package of Southern Hospitality
Phone RA)'mond 4625 ANYTIME FOR SPECIAL DELIVERY
COLONIAL COFFEE CORP.
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NEW ORLEANS, LA.
TULANE UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA
Conr;nued from Page Fifwen
T uiane, while having a fine Arts and Scie nce College, and Law and En­gineering
Schools is especially noted for its School of Administration and its
Medical College which bears the highest class rating.
Football has been played since the Eighteen-Nineties. but prominence
was gained during the last ten years or so, until in 1931 Tulane represented
the South in the R ose Bowl at Pasadena, a nd now again as co-champion of
South eastern Conference is re presenting the South in the Sugar Bowl.
With colors of Olive and Blue. the recognized " nick-name" of her team
is "The Creen Wave" but sometimes they individually are known as "Green­backs"
or the "Greenies".
Welcome Temple-
WE are only sorry that OIlr own deep rooted loyalty
to the QTeen Wave makes it impossible to wish
for you an')'thing more than )'OIlr courageoHsly fine game,
characteristic of ')'our trllly great team.
And to yo", GREEN WAVE, ROLL ON!
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TEMPLE UNIVERSITY
In 1884 Dr. Russell H Conwell founded this 8S a Theological School at
Philadelphia. With p ersonal funds d erived from iecturin.g he gave it life and
brought it into prominence.
It is now an endowed, non-sectarian. co-ed ucational school with a total
registrat ion of nearly 12,000 students, of which 8,000 are men.
Temple is truly a "big-city" school, having several separate "plants" or
campi, housing a-eaclemic. professional and b usiness sch ools. and athletic
plant. but operating no men's dormitories.
T emple's largest growth h as naturally been in later years until now it has
departments in Law, Commerce. Arts and Sciences, Dentistry, Theology,
Conlinlled on Page T wenr,-one
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SERVING 'TASTY
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Continued from P"Ke Ni1le/cen
Teachi ng, Graduate School and Medicine; the last named is amongst the high ­est
accredited g roup.
Football has b een p layed for only a d ecade. but Temple being for tunate
in secu ring so outsta nding a (:.oach as G lenn "Pop" Warner, has come to the
f ro nt with a rush, a nd during the past season was undefeated, ra nking as the
only one of that class in the East a nd as one of the only th ree in the Nation
amongst the larger colleges.
Temple's colors are cherry and white, leading her team to b e sometimes
called the "Red Devils", b ut mo re often the "Owls" or the "Templars".
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19--.5. lnl, Archi~ ........ _.. .......... ", ............ ___ . ___ . _______ ... .. ...... New Orlean.
Zo--Hall, Tho • . (Whitey) .. ____ ._ ..... _ .... ....... _ ........ . ...New Orle .. n.
. .. New Orlean.
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Z4-F]e llric h, Albert .
25-Mdllbenny, Paul .
26--Da ly, WilIia'" ........ .
28-Dombourian, Azad
32--Giovan nl, Milton ..
34--Cooiey, David
3S-D.lovllla, P e te
3S-Hillyer, H . H .
37_Eddy, Cha. • ..
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___ ..... _ ... _ .. Ne .... Orlean.
. ...... Lak .. Cb a rlel, La.
._ ... Slid ell. La. .. ............ .
..... Lake Cb .. rln . La.
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_New Orlea ns
38-H enderoon. Jame. . __ ____ .... "" ...••. __ .. .. ... ____________ Clark. dale, Mi •• .
39-Nieh oll. William .. .
40-Kyle, Chartu _ ................ ,'
41-Andre ws , J ohn ... ..... ..... .
42_Thoma .. F a rrel ..
43-Johnl on. Dourlu .
44-Schne ldau. Hurhea
45--Clark. CUI
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. .. " ... " ...... " .................... Ft. Smitb, Ark.
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46_Loftin. Ca l>t. JOI • ..... __ _______ .............. . .. ... Blltnn Rou. e, La • .
47_Si",ons. Claude. Jr . ..... .......... . . ......................... New Orlean ........ .
48--Rohln.on. Homer
49--P a re. Richard
50--0dom. Troy ................. .
51_ Prei .. .,r. Frederick
..... Lake Cb .. r ln . La.
... .. ... .. ................................ .New Orlean.
__ Oakdale, La.
_____ .. New Orlean.
52-Strohle, Bunny .... . ..C ovin.ton, La.
53-Evans. B. r nard ..
54-Bro .... n. on, Bradley
5S--Smithe r, Cha rln
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56-Mintz. Barney ..
57-McDa niel, John
S8--0tt, Wiltz .. ... .
S9--Memtlao, Harold
SO---Could, Ernu t _ ..... ..... .. .
61 _ Bryan, Ho .... ard (Bucky)
62-Te n ier, Ceor . e
63-Monk , Marion ... .
64-Bruno, J ohn .... .
65--Hard y. Dick .... ..... .
66-Loftin. Noel
67_Freeoe, Sam .. ........ .. ...... ......... .
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69--Te .. ier , Robt . . .
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FOR PERFECT
TEAMWORK!
ROSTER
TEMPLE vs. T ULANE
T EMPL E T U LANE
Anderson e 22 Russe ll,
2 Baker, e
3 Boyd, 9
4 Frey, b
23 Sc haefer, II
24 Miller, II
25 M'gornery, c
6 Kem'erer, t 26 Mowrey, b
7 Davidson, b 27 Stevens, c
8 Kon'p kha, b 28 Ston ik, b
9 Landis, c 29 Smu kler, b
10 Bongsd'ff, b 30 T esta, b
11 Lorenz, e 31 Walker, e
12 Marti n, II 32 Youn g, t
14 Docherty, t 33 Watts, b
15 Egiln, b 34 Wise, e
16 Gurz'nski , II 35 Zan in, e
17 Paul, b 36 Zastrow, t
18 Ippolito, e 37 Zukas, t
19 Kusco, b 38 Hartman, II
20 Listo n, II 42 Smith, b
21 Mes'rvey, c 43 Demas, t
15 T ull . c
19 Saint, e
20 Hall, e
24 Flettrieh, b
25 Mcllh'ny, 9
26 Daly, t
28 D'bou rian, 9
32 Giovanni, b
34 Cooley, 9
35 Datovi"o, e
36 Hillyer, e
37 Eddy, t
38 Hend'son, b
39 Nich oll, b
40 Kyle, e
41 Andrews, b
42 Thomas, b
43 Johnson. b
44 Schn'dau, e
45 Clark, e
46 Loftin, J., b
47 Simons, b
48 Robinson. c
49 Page, b
50 Odom, b
51 Preisscr, e
52 Stroble, t
53 Evans, II
54 Br'wnson, b
55 Smither, II
56 Mi ntz, b
57 McDa n iel, b
58 Ott, b
59 MemtSils, e
60 Gould, e
61 Bryan, b
62 Tessier, II
63 Monk, II
64 Bruno. b
65 Hardy, e
66 L oftin, c
67 Freese, e
68 Armst'g, 9
69 Tessier, t
70 Simon, II
7t Linam. b
72 Poitevent, II
73 Ary, t
74 Moss, t
75 Lod'gues, b
76 Pace, t
77 Rau. b
78 Silnders. g
79 Sinnott, t
80 Thilmes, b
TENTATIVE LINE-UP
TEMPLE VI. TULANE
Temple P Tulane
34 Wise ________________ ... __ ._. __ .. __ ...... L. E. _ Hardy 65
14 Doche rty ...... L. T ................. _... ............. Moss 74
3 Boyd ____ _____________________ ______.L . G... ........ .... .. .. Evans 53
27 Stevens .... ________ ._ _._ _ ._CenLer... Robinso n 48
16 Gurzynski .... R. G._. Simon 70
22 Russell ................ R. T_.___ Ary 73
1 Ander son ........... _... ............ R. R __ Kyle 40
4 Frey ..................................... Q. R.. ___ ........ Brownson 54
26 Mowrey ........ L. H ................. Mintz 5(;
30 Testa ________... ................ R. R __ Simons 47
29 SmukIer ............. F. B Loftin, J. 46
OFFICIALS
Referee, Everett SLrupper (Georgia Tech)
Umpire, Tom Thorpe (Columbia)
Head Linesman, W. M. Hollenback (Pennsylvania)
F ield Judge, Walter Powell (Wisconsin)
TIlE SCORE -- Ill. Q 2nd Q. l,d Q. .Ih Q. TOTAL
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.. Philade lphi. . ........ .
..Tunkhannock. Pa.
· . Kemmerer, Ch.. . ....... . ... AlIento ... n. Pa .
Davidaon, William ... . .... MI. 1..,.,11 ........ P a. ,_,_
Konopkha. J oh n ......... S ll.mokin, Pa • ..........
Landi., Ricbard . . ........ AJlentown. Pa • .......... ,
B<>n ... derff, Willred _. ..Plne Grove, Pa.
Loren~, Roy ................................ M.ub.lItown, Del . . ,_.
Marlin. Em •............... _ ........ Lock Haven, P a • . _..... _ ........ , , .... .
Dochert)', William .. ____ .1.on' Bra nc h, N. J .
E ran, JOl eph ...... . .... ....................... St.pleton, L. I.
Gurzynlki, Stanley ... Cat .. uqua, Pa.
.Paul, George ... ..••.. ... . ............................................. M.h.noy City. P •• ....
Ippolito, Amedio .... . ........................ Nut\ey, N. J . .......... .
KUleo, Edw.rd ...... . ................. Nu queh onin g , P •.
Li l ton, Ma uri".. ............. . ...... Fort Worth, Tex.
M ...... rvey, Chel ler ................ ..M. rblehead, M . ... .. .
' Rusoell, J.mea ............................ Sinnemahoning, Pa. . .............. .
aSch.efe r. Frank .... ........ . ......... Phll. delphl.. . ..................... .
Miller, Thom.. . ............................. Ellzaheth, N. J, .............................. ..
Montgomery, Edward .. Mon ...... n. Pa . .......... .
MOWrey, Horace ........................ ..spring City, P ....... .
' . St eve n _, Peter ......... ...... ....... Plymouth, Pa. . ..
.·Stonik, John .. .. ... .. .. ... ... .. .. .. .. ................. Plymouth, Pa. . ................. .
Smukler, David .......... ......................... Glover.vllle. N. Y.
- aTell •• O. nlel .............. ..Vine l.nd. N. J • .
W . lk er, Edwin ..... ..... ......... .Wyatt. La • .
Young, Robe r t ... .Buff.lo, N. Y.
*W.tt., Don ... . . ... .... .. ... ... . ... . .. ... ................... Lanc .. ter, Pa.
Wiu. Uoyd ....................... ....... ..... .. ............................ Lebanon. Pa . ............ .
- Zanin, Jouph .... ..Ta m.qu., P .. .......... .
36 Z .. trow, Harry . . .. .... .................. Ton. w. nda, N. Y . .
37 .Zuk ... John ........... ... .................... . ...... Co. ld.I .,. Pa.
M H.rtm.n, John ......... .......... . ...... .sh.mokin, P •.....• ....
42 Smith, Gordon .. . ........ l..ebanon. P •. ....
43 Oem.l, Zachary ............... .. ............ . .......... V. lencl •• P .. ...... ..
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Congratlllations
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of rhe
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PAC;E THIRTY-ONE
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The Williamson National Rating System, Inc.
has the following to say re Temple : "Temple had a harder sch edule than either Minne­sota
or Alabama. but averaged five standard scoring points less than th e o ne and four
less tha n the other."
And regarding comparison o f confe rences, of which a few are sh own:
I-All Solid South, a rating oL ... 95.1 4--AII Middle Weat, a rating of. .... 90.6
2-AU East, a rating of. ._ .............. __ 94.S 5-AII Southwest, a rating of. .......... 90.1
3-5. E. Conference, a rating. of. .... 92.5 7 -Big Ten Conference, a rating of 84.7
These figures are a rrived a t from a study of the complete sch ed ule of each of the
five leadi ng teams in each g roup, nol merely the gam es p layed w ithin som e conference.
THERE IS MUCH MORE TO PUTTING OUT FAIR AND IMPARTIAL NA­TIONAL
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and a scientific selection of a calculating and clerical staff, an e ffi cient and unique
filing system using specially printed cards and forms, careful foo tball news ga thering
methods, review of key newspapers from a ll over the nation, a nd many o ther items must
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PACjE THIRTY-THREE
The New Orleans Mid.Winter
Sports Association
This CIVIC, no n-profit, o rganization was fo rmed in J an ­uary.
1934, at a mee ti n g c alled by the Co.Operative C lub of
New Orleans, who havi ng agreed to sponsor the plans for a
Mid-Winter Sports Ca rnival, includ ing the Sugar-Bowl Foot­ball
Came. as formulated by Warren Mill er, called all oth er
civic, fraternal, educational a nd p ublici ty organizations of
New O rleans into counc il.
The proposed plans m eeting w ith the approval o f a ll
those a nswering the call, a permanent organization under the
present style was formed with a m embe rship d ivided into two
classes; represe nta tive and individual. Representative mem­bership
consisted of those sent to the Association by oth er
bodies. the main body being the member and the individual
sent being th eir represen tative.
The Consti tution of the Association provides that no
officer or member should be paid or receive a ny remu neration
or financial advantage because of his m embership ; also that
profits, if any, after sufficient surpl us accrued to insure one
further annual game, should be d evoted to charity or civic
projects thru recog nized cha ri table, educational, relig ious or
governm ental agencies.
The plans adopted call ed for sponsoring amateur sports
only, with a football game as the major activity; sub ..eom­mittees
were formed to handle other even ts and to encourage
o th er clubs, etc., to join in th e general program.
Othe r activities this first year have been the tennis tour­nament
and the yachting regatta; the former under auspic es
of the Mid-Winter Sports Association, the latter by the South­ern
Yacht Club in co-ope ration with the general plan.
Both of these events have b een conduded prior to the
Sugar-Bowl Game. Other events to follow a re the banquet
for the t eams and the Jackson Day Run, January 8th, 1935,
under sponsorship of the local Y. M. C. A.
Plans for the next Sports Carnival. to be held from De­c
ember 27th, 1935, until J a nuary 8th, 1936, have been formu­lated
and if the first year has been even a modest success, it
is believed that the next Sugar-Bowl Classic a nd surrounding
sports events wi ll be bigger and b etter. and will increase from
year to year until this season in New O rleans will not o nly be
Natio na lly. but Inte rnationally. known a nd attended.
Ce rtainly the results obtained in inaugurati ng the pro­gram,
in the c ivic interest a roused. and in the National pub­licity
and prominence obtained, has been very gratifying.
PACjE THIRTY·FOUR
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Williamson', Ratings a re Issued
from New Orleans by P. B. William­son.
an engineer . who knows his
figures. Ye Editor has studied
sines and co-sines, calculus, and
what·not, hut when presented with
the mathemallcal form ulae by
which Mr. Williamson arrives at llIs
conclusions, wa~ as helple~~ to use
same as II baby would be with ~
book writ ten In SanskdL
But the worth ot Mr. William·
!lOU '1I system III undoubted. The ac·
curacy of advanced pred ictions tor
the \934 season Is shown to be
89% . lind the ' VUl!smson System
bats 94% consis te ntly on Its 1934
rating table given below, showlng
the record of the (lrl:lt flfty teams.
We regret that s pace rOI'blds a
more complete table fOl' t he nearly
rour hundred tcalll~ shown in the
list.
T eam
'VlllSOIl.
RaUng
It
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1 M innesota
1 Alabama
2 T emple
3 Rice
4 Ohio State
5 Pittsburgh ...
6 T ennessee
7 Navy ......
8 Colgate ...
9 Stanford
10 T exas U.
11 St. Mary's, Calif.
12 Notre Dame ................ .
13 Tulane ............... ..
14 Sou. Methodist
15 La. State U .....
16 Columbia U.
17 Tulsa U . .....
18 Centenary
19 North Carolina U ......... ..
20 Georgia U.
21 Vale
22 Princeton ........... .
23 Il l inois U . ..... .
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32
33
34
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37
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44
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46
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49
Army
Syracuse ..... _
Duke ... _.
T exas Christian .. -
Santa Clara ................... ..
M ichigan State ........... .
Duquesne
Western Maryland ... _
Bucknell .............. .
Fordham ....
Washington U. (Cst)
Kansas State ................ ..
Bi rmingham Sou . ......... .
Arkansas U.
Nebraska U.
Penn. U . ....
Vanderbilt .... .. ........... ..
San Francisco
Geo. Washington U.
Oklahoma U. .. ............... .
Kansas U . ........................ ..
West Virginia
Washington &.
Chicago
Holy Cross ..... ..
I ndiana U . ........ .
u .....
PAGE THIRTY·FIVE
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ullsurpassed cuisine liS artistic liS the
romantic surroundings.
V ISITORS CORDIALLY WELCOMED
ANTOINE'S
~
H ova
PARFUMEUR
IN:.
529 ROYAL STREET
NEW ORLEANS
l\lllkn and Origin"Wr uf Ilare l'crfU,"I':S
AI j\I<xI.:nHc I'rius
. HOVE'S EXCLUSIVE ODEURS
CANNOT BE PURCHASED
AT DRUG OR DEPARTMENT
STORES
{
Visitors IV New Orlemos arc cordi<ll!y f inviled /0 dsit HOI'e's beau/iful 11IanJi01\
at1(1 old·u·urld wurtyard III 529 Rue.
Hoy"I". This house WdS built by the S/><m· .
ish qo, .. enwr, Don Estaban Miro, in 1785.
Since 1840
RESTAURANT
Antoine's is the place" par excellcnce" for the
gourmet, becattSe there is a/wa)'s .something new
for the refined senses.
\Vhen )'OU go to Antoinc's, it IS to give )'Ollr
palate an tmdistllrbed treat.
ROY L. ALCIATORE, Prop.
7 13 ST. LO U IS STR EET
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noMwa)' to t he Vault in th" ~'ir~t Bank in the Mi".i"";ppi Va lley,
EM'"b!;.h .. !! 18114
Stall'way Into the 1'",,[ MMphy home (.-om the courtyard
+ +
THE COURTY/\RD OF A DELINA PATTI
at 631 IIOYAL STnEET i. one of the la,'geMI in the OLD FRENCH QUAR.
TER. A. a Ieirl of 8event~n ohe came 10 New Orl .. a". on " v isit to her
b rother, Rnd her llers"n,,! charm and ,do";ooo vnke brouKh l Immed iate
,'eCOl<nllio" . nudn" the F IU:NCH (;HANIJ OPEnA 8ea."n two of the
""Ioi"t" we' ... taken ill H,,,I A,lelin .. Paul wall Mked to .ing their rolea.
"Ivin" hel' the opportunity to muke " fi.Mt oP".."tic appearance In AmericlI.
he.e. op"";n",, in Flotow'. "Mnrtha," The Vieux Carre A"~ociation has
r,,"'Med thi. I\n,1 " nllmber of in[ .. "c"ting and histndeal \oM,I""o wh ich
atlrae! m"ny vi"i\nr~ wb<> Me ""rdi"lI), wel<'Om",1.
I'AQI! THIRTY-SEVEN
SINCE 1891
SCHMIDT'S
A NTIQUES
•
305 ROYAL STREET
JOS. T. OWIN
}.i mmfactl<1u of
Plale, Wire and Solder for Jewelers
and Dentists
Highest Prices Paid for Old Cold
Silve r and Pbtinum
309 Bourbon St. RAymond 2624
Compliments of
Eugene Dietzgen Co.
31. CAMP STREET
NEW ORLEANS
Art Metal Craft Works
Sil ve rsmil hs-Plale rs-Polishe rs
Si/ ' ·eT"'''r~. Bron~es. Ele.
ne/wired ""d Rep/med
•
419 Dauphine St. MAin 3518
NEW ORLEANS TENT
and A WNINC CO., Ltd .
A \VNINGS "nd PA INT
',-I CAMP ST . RAymon,1 2328
NEW ORLEANS
DISINFECTANTS INSECTICI D ES
DEODOR .. .. TS CLEAN SERS
Pine Oil Sales Co., Inc.
142 C hartres St. NewOrlcan~
RAymond 6841
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EXCELLENT CUISINE
DELMONICO
RESTAURANT
WESTERN MEATS - SEA FOODS
[300 ST. CHARLES AVENUE
Two Winners!
The Greenies and
Mrs. Drake's Sandwiches
+
Mrs. Drake's Sandwiches
For All Occasions
T cas·· Partiesu Picnics
+
"Eat Mrs. Drake's Sandwiches
Sold Most E(ler),where"
RAP 1 Cfhe UJllJ]ire~
b
RAP! The Referee-but
for )'0111 packages, let HS furnish
,he WRAPS!
New Orle~ns. U.S .A.
Manuf(lcruUTS
Waxed Papers
Folding Boxes
Paper Bags
Specialties
Smoke
EI Trelles
Keep Moving
Great Southern
Cigars
M. Trelles • Co.
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°Largest Fixture Manufacturer South"
RIECKE CABINET WORKS
MASTER CABINET MAKERS:~~
~~MODERN BAR FIXTURES
GAlvez 4101-4102
4201·13 Tulane Avenue
Compliments of
New Orleans
Corrugated Box Co.
INCORPORATED
•
Telephone RAymond 4258
New Orleans, Louisiana
Pont eh"._
train
Drid,::"
l.onqeu
Conti""ou~
Concrete
ill"idge in t h e
Hausmann Inc.
Ne\v Orleans Leading
Jewelers - Serving the
people of the Southland
with d istinctive jewelry
at fair prices for over
60 years
World.
A Five.Mile
n,-;ve Aero."
Ih" Wat ....
or [.., k ..
Pont~hartraln.
HAUSMANN INC.
MANUFACTURING JEWELERS
iJO CANAL ST. NEW ORLEANS
PAQE THIRTY·NINE
"The Coffee
New Orleans Likes"
"Unexcelle,1 for 45 YeaTs"
SAVE T HE COU PONS
And Receive Your Choice of
MORE T H AN 100 GIFTS
CQ"ponJ Also Packed \Vilh
ST . CH ARLES MORNING JOY
FRENCH O P ERA HONEYMOON
COFFEES and TEAS
Ame ri can Coffee Co., Inc.
New Orlea n s, La.
STATIONERY . . .
Complete 8tock of Loose Lea/,
Blank Books, and (ttl supplies
1UJed in the office.
FURNITURE ..
E xclusiv(' Agents for many
of the [m'uest mnnu/uctnrc1'S
of Busi1lC.'JS Furniture and
E(Jlti ,>mcnt. La1'[Jc stocks on
Imnd for 1)1'Om1Jt deliveries.
PRINTING .....
A modC1'n 1)lant, well equipped
to handle commercial and
advc1'ti.<;i?1 9 p1'intiny .
"A Com pl ele Service"
13C!~~~~!!: NEW ORLEANS, LA.
T U LANE STADIUM
The I". ilj'nerg or Ih;. beoutit,,] ~on crcte ~tructu .... p lnn ned fM the ndditinn of "eclion~ Ilt b oth .. nds,
'Coml'INinJ; the I,owl at R ("tuo"e ,late. For th is flccMion portable olnn,l" ll "ve been ad,led .
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Johns-Manville Sales
Corporation
Iill l/D ASHESTU::i SI II N(JLES
(Made in New Orleans)
1010 MARITIME BUILDING
RAymond 6200·6209
" It takes a real mOIl) to play this game
-my compliments to both teams"
DAVE SCHLESINGER
Wrestling M(1fchmakn
C o liseum A re na
Every Thursday Nigh t
SOUTHERN
SPECIALTY SALES CO., Inc.
C ... m~e{e LdlI'H, (Jarden and Qolf
Cou,se MainlenlUlCe Equipmellf
All Types of Lawn Mowers
Sharpened and Repaired
HI-an St. Ch.rle. S1. RAymond l69~
Chetta 's Restaurant
(fORMERLY BERTUCCI'S)
CHEROKEE AND MAPLE
MR. AND MRS. N. CHHT A
Quaint and Romantic
Old New Orleans
will be the mecca rOl' thousands of
visitors during the Christmas holl­days-
bel'e on a holiday and to see
the inaugural Sugar Bowl football
classic between the Temple Owls
and the Tulane Green Wave.
The setti ng fOl' this football gallle
could 1I0t coiucide more pel'fectly
with the plans for a gay vacation
fOl' Southerners and snow·bound
Northerners alike,
~'or Illore than ono hundred
yeHrs, New OrleHns has been to the
citizens of the United States the
most picturesque. the most roman­tic
and the 1lI0st Interesting of Am·
erican cities. Its romance s tarts
with the fac t that It Is the only
city that has been a part and parcel
of three great governments of tbe
world, and today tbe romance still
exists in its combined picturesque·
ness of the old world and new,
Within It are to be found a flavor
of the love of I<' rance, the romance
of Spain and the hustle and bustle
Of modem American business activ­ity
III Industry, commerce and fi·
nance.
No end of scene~ reminiscent of
HlItlqu ity, of the culture of a by·
goue age Hre to be found In the
VleuJ[ Carre, or old city. But mod­e
rll New Orleans- a throbbing
meu'opolls that is one of Amerlca'~
mo~t prosperou~ and the greatest
ill the South, oUers remarkable con·
trast which throws fnto bold relief
the old city and its reliCS of life a
centnry ago.
So numerOUl:l and varied are the
phases of interest here that brevity
lIeI'm its only their presentation lu
kaleidoscopic array-the Interest·
Ing Creoles, their habits and cus·
toms; the palios, the wrought·l ron
lace work and the balconies of the
old architecture; the Mississippi
river, the great plantations with
massive moss-draped oaks and ante·
bellum uegroes, the bayous pene·
tnlting deep cypress brakes, Lake
Pontchartrain and the Gulf; the
score of scenes Important In b ls·
tory; the oldest building In the Mis­s
issippi Valley; beautifUl Canal
Street; St. Charles Avenue and
other beautiful boulevards lined
with lIalms and poinsettias and
other ever·green, seml·troplcal foil·
age; the uulQue water pUrification
plant and countless other attrac·
tions,
The yisltor to New Orleans finds
the world's greatest restaurants
where cooking Is yet an art that
few have ever equaled.
The climate is an out·door eli·
mate the year ' round. \Vinter s ports
are always in session out-doors.
Fishermen find a veritable paradise
In the salt water bayous and the
gult.
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WOOLWORTH'S
'OLD "".BV STO"'"
7J7 C . ... I Shed
R08ERT LEE P"RR, Monagcr
Welcomes all "S1(gdT BoU'I" Visitors
5e. our Sou~.n'" ... d D«or. "" .. , for
D.nee., P. rl'" a .. d .11 O cco,;"n,
Phon. MAin JI72
G ~ nd Central Meat Ma r~ et, Inc,
Peler G .. c;o . nd P. 1. Ciaccio, Prop •.
CHOICE HOME AND WESTERN MEATS
Hmds - ReSIiI1(ranfj - Suamooms
Supplied
lOla C. mp 5" ... New Orlnn,_ Lo.
Congratulations on the
Success
of t~
Inaugural
"Sugar Bowl"
Classic
R. T. F.
Jose Escalante & CO.
"CORINA" CIGARS
PLANT No. 2
Monu f.ctu,,,,, 10' lhe T r.d. O nly
Magazine and Poeyfare Streets
Anthony Casamento
DELICAT ESSEN AND
RESTAURANT
Phon .. WAlnul ',In· Jlll1· lIlO fre,,1 S,.
Phone UPtown 5577-8
McKENZIE'S
PASTRY SHOPPE
Rolls, C(.I/q,s, Pies dnd P(.IslTiu
Best of Everything in Bakery Line
4902 PR YT ANIA STREET
Gallagher Transfer
and Storage Co.,
IN CO RPORATED
LONG DISTANCE MOVING
STORING-MOVING-PACKING
Shipping Household and Office Efl:ccts
Fire· Proof Imd Nvn-Fire·l'roo! Buildings
927-45 MAGAZINE STREET
Cor. H oward Ave. Phone RA 4268
Royal Company, Inc.
Antiques· Works of Art - Jewelry
Furniture. Diamonds· Silverware
Bric_a_Brac· Sheffield
"T reasllre HOl/se of Antiques"
l\lOST BEAUTIFUL ANTIQUES OF
OLD NEW ORLEANS
-VISITORS WELCOME-
217·219·307-309 Royal SI.- New Orlc;lnS, La.
Protcction Service for Homes
and Business Firms
Lic:cnsed and
Bonded
S. C. GURVICH
Fvnncrly Sp.!ci,d Agem U. S. Dcpl. uf hwkc
HA y lUond 71 11
Superintendent
New Orlcan$ Private 309 Pan_Ame ri can Bldg.
Patrol Ser vice, Inc. New OrleaHls, La_
n il, GREEN SHUTTER COFFEE HOUSE-Lun<heo" .nd Teo
Cason's Garage, Inc.
F. Herman Ahrens, Vice·l'relidetH ,md yen. M"''''ger
Official Garage for Hotels
ROOSEV ELT ;o lld DeSOTO
En tr;,nces: Perdido, U nion and DryaJes Sts.
Phones RAym.o',,' 4159·4 150
New O rl c:u,s, L".
P. B. WILLIAMSON
Consulting Engineer and Geologist
Suite 204-MAil1 5236
608 COMMON STREET
New Orleans, L ouisiana
+ + +
Geological and geophysical research and
reports. Oil, gas, sulphur, appraisals.
Efficient leasing and development.
+ + +
Specializing since 1917 Oil the geology (and
since 1923 on the geophysics) of the Gulf
Coastal Plain from Texas to F1orida; and
since 1929 particularly of LOUISIANA and
MISSISSIPPI.
+ + +
One of the most com plete engineering, sci"n·
tilic, and geological privlite libl·aries any­where.
Valuable array of maps, well logs,
special reports, etc.
Advanced equipment for gravimetric, mag­netic,
and electrical surveys.
PAQE FORTY-TW'O
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Ship Thru The Port of New Orleans
.. LET ..
SERVICE DRAYAGE
BE YOUR AGENT
• • •
Fonvarders-Wareholtsing Accomodarions- Dra)'age
F1'c ight Handling Contractors
• • •
SERVICE DRAYAGE CO., Inc.
- &t:lbli shcd 1920 -
619 St. James Street Long Distance Phone RAymond 4367
1934 SEASON RECORDS OF TULANE AND TEMPLE
TULANE TEMPLE
41 CHATTANOOGA 0 34 V. P. I.
13 AUBURN 0 40 TEXAS A. &. M.
28 FLORIDA 12 6 INDIANA
7 GEORGIA 6 28 W . V IRGINIA
" GEORGIA TECH 12 28 MARQUETTE
15 OLE MISS. 0 + + 14 HOLY CROSS
6 COLGATE 20 34 CARNEGIE TECH
20 KENTUCKY 7 22 VILLANOVA
32 SEWANEE 0 0 BUCKNELL
13 L. S. U. 12
195 " 216
vARNAUD'S
CUISINE DELICIEUSE
Many Specialties, Foreign and Creole,
With the Supreme Flavor Distinctive
of New Orleans
0
6
6
13
6
0
0
0
0
31
811-813-819 BIENVILLE STREET NEAR BOURBON
l'AQE FOI~Tr·THREE
B. F. Trappey's Sons, Inc.
(NEW IBERIII, LA.)
Packers of ...
QUALITY FOOD PRODUCTS
A5k Yo u r G roce r For .. .
Tr"p~)"~ :S<UKe
Ida;-Pe/!
em S(rinl!!lcss Bemu
Cat Okw
Red Kidney Beans " 'ill, Cilili
Uma /kans
Candied Y lUllS
Pickl",s, M,,;uarJs
Cl101.I.IS, CaUap ,md
Qumbo Fik
"Try any of the.e, we ~now you will enjoy ,hem "
New Orleans Sales Office :
420 CHARTRES ST. Tel. MAin 4776
GARCIA
Stationery Co., Ltd.
(T. FITZWILLIAM L CO., LTD.)
PRINTERS -STATIONERS
OFFICE OUTFITTERS
414·418 Camp Street Phone RAymond 6121
NEW ORLEANS
The Heart of Old New Orleans
The C.biJd", The St . Lo"i. Cathed ral: The P re~bl'te .. e lind ,,1\ .. uf the
l' ... ntKlba B ui1di"lI"~. "The Oldut Apartment Buildi"lI'" in Amedc .....
PA.GE FORTY-FOUR
A GlimpSf' of Glbwl' Hall from rh~ Cen f ~r of f h~
Tulal' ~ Camp'"
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One of tbe many delightful patlo~ in 1\ ... tti n&, of
tror>i~1I1 flowe r~ and ~ hrub • .
A fine example of the wrought iron lace work
done by IIrtioana of the lut century.
Thi~ i . Pi rate' ~ Alley, the mo"t ~ ketched lind
pb<>tollranbed AllOt In the Old City.
HORSE SHOE
PICKLE WORKS, Ltd.
Manuf.c'",." ond Poe •• " 01
CONDIMENTS
7 10 ST. M ARY STREET
NEW OR LEANS, LA •
Com/)/im ellts
0/
A Well Wisher
Compliments 0/
General Box Company
New Orleans, La.
Compliments 0/
Dodt Realty Co., Inc.
1409 Whitney Building
...
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
J'AQE FORTY·!'EVEN
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The Famous Cabildo (1718) Photographed from Jackson Squate
CONGRATULA nONS
May this be the first of a long
sequence of New Y ear's Day
"SUGAR BOWL" CLASSICS
MANUFACTURER
Freret Hardware Store
HAFtOWAIU , PAINTS. PLUMBING
ond fLECTRICAL SUPPLIES
Tenn •• RKqueu Reurun,
Phone Us-We Deliver Promptly
5101 FRERET STREET Phone up, Own 2971
PAQE FORTY-ElOHT
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DISTINCTIVE
PRINTING
Worthy of the Name Franklin
FRANKLIN PRINTING CO.
JOS. B. DAVID, President
Printers of Souvenir Program
---- for the---­SUGAR
BOWL CLASSIC
INCORPORATED
Telephones: RAymond 3255-3256
627-629 POYDRAS ST.
NEW ORLEANS
Congratulations· ..
New Orleans Mid.Winter Sports Association
Co.Operative Club of New Orleans
CLARENCE H. STRAUSS, President