TULANE vs. FLORIDA OCTOBER 6, 1945

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liiHIIE GI~EIENIIIE Yol. J.i QC''f(liiF.R 6, 19-l.) Xo.

OJfidal Souvenir l•'oothall Pro!!r:un of 'l'ulatw l' 11 ivrrsity, l'ublishrd for Eath Jl ome Game

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A:-'l>Y HoCH;Ks, Editor t'.\ROL lJAKT, . lstwdatc Hliitor

TULANE'S DEBUT 'l'ulatt <' university is happy to welconw

the l'ui,·crsity or l•'l01·ida 's Fighting 'Gators who at·c• makin::r thl•it· fit·st apJH'Hrance since ] 9:3,) on a Green \Ya\'e schedule.

' l' he J<~loridans, <·oached by 'fom T_.~ieb, help 'l'u lane open it !> finest nin e-game foot­ba ll schedule in fifty-two wintrrs, since t h r \\'a''t' took up th<' sport back in the ')\iu(•­ties.

SinN' the start of football at 'J'nlane, till' Green \VaYe and the 'Gators ha\'t' met sev<>u tinH's, this year marking tlw ei;.rhth 1·ene\Yal of a se t· ics which beg-an in l 91 :>.

Onl~· once after that openin!! tussle whl'n the }'l()l·idans eamcd a H-7 vit-tory. has a 'Gato1· eleven been able to ove1·come the Green \<\'ave. 'J'hat wns in J922 whrtt Tulan<' camr ou t on the sho r· t end of a 27-6 co nut. Grecn it• teams have managed to win fi ve of' the !<t'V<'n games played to date.

Today's engagement should pro,·ide a quick test for the youn:? 'rulauc• team. 'l'he 'Gato rs, with two g-am es ah·ead,,· under t heir belts, s hould be at thei1· best p lay ing str eng-th while the \Van is embarking on as t·ugged a pigskin course as m1y team in the nation.

On the \VaYe sch<>dnle are five , outheast­ern ('onfet·ence clashes, includin~ today's enga~cment. Next on the conference s late is i\ ubum, followed by Mississippi Statt•, Geot·g-ia 'l'ech and Louisiana Btate.

A pair of Southwest ('onferen<'<' foes . R icr and ~outhern ~Icthodist also haYe been pickrd to meet tht• Wave, while Clemson Coll eg-e, a membet· of the Sou thern Con ­ferent·c, and the l ' niversity of Notre Dame, one of the nation's most famous independent teams. t'Otmd out the schedule.

As the whistle toda\' sounds the start of th e fir~t peacetime pi~skin pa rade sin ce 1[• 4-l, with travel and other rrs tr ictions ofl' for th e fi r·st time in f'our seaso ns, I he Gre('n \Yave will have an opportunity to entertain weekh· t housands of local and out-of-town footl><ill enthusiasts. And it is not bein<.r too optim istic to ex pect that all-t ime attencl­anct• r ecord s will l'nll or come dangerously <.: losr to it.

INTRODUCING .. . . The rng-agement today bet\\'Pl'll Florida

and Tul<lnr sern•-.. to inau:.rut'cltl' many thing-!>, amon:;r them heing a nin!'-~ame schedulr for the \\'a,·c•, Pig-ht of whil'h <ll'<' at hom('; ('o;lch ('l<llldc• (:. l onk) ~imons'

first year at 'fuhnw as H eoach in JH'Hl'<'time : and tlw <IJ)JH'Hranee or II Green-<·lad l'il'\'l'll nmning- fJ·om a "T" l'm·mation.

But it will a lso nHll'k the apprilntnee of au incli,·idnal. He is '"l'he Grc•l'nie", w l10 nulke!> his debut on tiH' 1·ove r ol' this foot­hall prPgnnn.

A g-n•mlin-likc prrson \\'ith a l'<'d, pug-­no. e alHl 11 streak of dc•vilment in him, the Greenic• is a ca refret• ind i,•idual who, tll l'ough his pranks, will try to help the Wave• stop the ;\ation 's touglwst football opposition for se,·cn more Saturdays.

The 01·ig-in of his name is oh,·ions. He i~ simply th<• kid brothrr and masc·ot of all Grern Wa,•c• ele,·e11s, in 1·aricatm·l'.

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NAVY VS. DUKE-Wherein little Clyde Scott & Company raise-not tobneco-but "·cain" at Durham. T he Navy-but not with case.

• * • ARMY VS. WAKE FOREST-Davis ! ! Blan­

<'hard l ! McWilliams ! ! 'J'hc DC'acons may he tough, but not THAT tough.

* • ALABAMA VS. LOUISVILLE STATE-Frank

(The Brains) Thomas and Harry (The Pass) Gil­mer should paint Baton ('l'he Town) Rouge with erimson.

* * * ARKANSAS VS. T. C. U.-Olen Rose is herding

his unpredictable Razorbacks tow::ml a champion­sh ip. This could bo his fi rst m is-step, but it 's not likely.

* • * AUBURN VS. MISSISSIPPI STATE - Ca.-1

\'oy l<'s speaking : "Now vou t:d<e those :Maroons . . " He's got 'em. Jlr'll take 'em.

• • • GEORGIA TECH VS. NOTRE DAME-Provided

the lrish get over their "fumblitis", )Ir. Dancc­wit•z and his crew will be chanting "Yeni, ,-idi, vici."

ILLINOIS VS. INDIANA - Il o hum. The ll oosiers, but just on a hmwh.

* * * MINNESOTA VS. NEBRASKA-Old Bcmie is

b:w k, and the Cornhusl<ers :t re go ing to be sor · r- r·-c· t'e('CO.

* * * MICHIGAN VS. NORTHWESTERN-A glance

at the rt•eords: lndian:t 13. )lid1igan 7; Jndiana 7, Xorthwestern 7. And so ... tht• Woh·crine8.

* .. • WISCONSIN VS. PURDUE-With a little :tssist­

:tnct• from thC' coin-Purdue.

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA VS. ST. MARY ' S PRE-FLIGHT-Those bowl-mintl<•rl Bears just don't let you down.

(Andy Hogers)

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near tire X orth end of tlle W r.~t Srdt, Tultwe Stadium. Room 18 is located ncar the foot of Ram}' li. For telepliO"ne informatiml regarding loNt all<l found articles, call II'AIIwl -i75.f.

TULANE-FLORIDA FOOTBALL GAME

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Penalties 1 Taking more than three times out

during either half 2 Illega l delay of game

3 Failure of substitute to report to umpire

4 Violation of kick-off formation

13 Team not ready to play at scheduled time

14 Substitute communicating with team­mates before ball is put in play

15 Illegal substitu tion (player also sus­pended from game)

16 Failure to stop at least one second on shift p lay

17 Forward pass by member of team which did not put ball in play

29 Striking, kneeing, or kicking op­ponent-half the distance to the goal and disqualification of of­fending player

30 Foul within one yard line-half the distance to the goal

LOSS OF FIVE YARDS 5 Failure to maintain proper align­

ment of offensive team before ball is snapped. Also, backfield man illegally in motion

6 Offside by either team, or encroach­ment on neutral zone

7 Attempt to draw opponents offside

8 Taking more than two steps with ball after signaling for fair catch

9 Illegal use of hands and arms by defensive players

10 Flying block or flying tackle 11 Player in motion less than 5 yards

behind line of scrimmage. 12 Crawling by the runner

LOSS OF FIFTEEN YARDS 18 Forward pass touched by ineligible

player

19 Intentional grounding of forward pass

20 Interference by member of passing team with defensive player e ligi­ble for pass

2 1 Interference with fair-catch or tack­ling player before ball ia caught

OTHER PENAL T IES 31 Interference by defensive team on

forward pass-lint down for passing team at spot of foul

32 Flagrant roughing of lcicker-<lis­

qualification, plus fifteen yards

22 Illegal use of hands and arms by offensive players

23 Defensive player striking opponent above shoulders

24 Roughing the kicker 25 Piling up, hurdling, clipping 26 Tackling player out of bounds 27 Coaching from the sidelines 28 Illegal interference with defense by

passing team

33 Flagrant unsportsmanlike conduct­

disqualification, plus fifteen yards 34 Forward pass touched by ineligible

player on or behind line of scrim­mage-loss of .down

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10 Arthur, b II Lee, b 12 Rideout, b 14 Bowers, c 15 Leahey. b 18 Young, b 19 McDonald, c 20 Crouch, b 21 Seybold, g 22 Hoo:, b 23 Chavez, b 24 Timken, , 25 McCain, b

TULANE STARTING LINEUP LG C RG RT RE

Frank Bowers Bcurjleo:l Schneider McDonald 41 14 38 45 19

QB Arthur

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FB Fergerson

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SQUAD LIST 26 Banowcl<:, b 2'/ Rowland, I 29 R eynolds, b 30 Cnsh, e 31 Lauellc;, c 32 Bailey, e 33 Counce, b 3'! Logan, t 35 Woodie!, t 36 Robinson. t 37 Carter, I! 38 Bourgeois. g 39 Igleheart, g

RIIB McCain

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40 Stolen, r. 41 Frank, C 42 Kappel, • 43 F crgerson, b 44 Brinker, r. 45 Schneider, I 46 Wilkins, r. 49 Terrell, g 50 Watkins, c 58 Shirley, c 65 Johnson, : 80 Ellender, c

OFFICIALS Umpire-Rumsey Taylor (Georgetown)

Referee-E. D. Cavelle ( Memphis, Tenn.)

FLORIDA STARTING LINEUP LG C RG LT

White 13

Hamilton Gilbert Drew

LHB Dupree

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I Carter. b 2 Williams, b 3 Carte. b 4 Wright. b 5 Hogan. b 6 Yangelca. b 7 Dupree, b 8 G ilmar:1n, b 9 S mith, b

I 0 Occhuizzi, b I I Sklodcwaki, u 12 Bracewell, b 13 White. 1 14 Dingman, b 15 Campbell, b 16 Scarbo1ough. b 17 Gil!x.rl, c

19 17 23 QB

Williams 2

FB Hogan

5 SQUAD LIST 18 Billings, c 19 Hamilton, 8 20 Phorr, g 21 Marlin, 8 22 Land, c 23 Drew, C 2'! Hall, e 25 Kristain, c 26 Chesse;, e 2'l Brown, I 28 Kuss, e 29 Goldberg, I 30 Mooney, e 31 S. Keliy, t 32 J Kelty, I

33 Royal, 1: 34 Leigh, t

OFFICIALS

RT RE Sapp CheSler 37 26

RHB Yangclas

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THE SCHEDULES TULANE

-·-Oct. 6-Florida at New Orleans

Oct. 13-Rice at Houston

Oct. 20-Auburn at New Orleans

Oct. 27-S.M.U. at New Orleans

Nov. 3-Miss. State at New Orleans

Nov. 10-Georgia Tech at New Orleans

Nov. 17-Clemson at New Orleans

Nov. 24-Notre Dame at New Or leans

Dec. 1-L. S. U. at New Orleans

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-·-Sept. 22-Florida 31, Camp Blanding 2

Sept. 29- Florida 26, Ole Miss 13

Oct. 6-Tulane at New Orleans

Oct. 13- Vanderbilt at Gainesville

Oct. 19- Miami at Miami

Oct. 27- S.L.I . at Gainesville

Nov. 3-Auburn at Auburn

Nov. 10- Georgia at J acksonville

Nov. 17-Presbyterian at Gainesville

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