Tennessee at Tulane

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  The Birmingham age-herald, November 16, 1924, page 8

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  TULANE. EASILY WINS GAME 26–⁠7 Greenies Run Rough Shod Over Tennessee Eleven NEW ORLEANS, La, Nov. 15.- After holding like a stone wall for two periods, the Tennessee line crumbled in the third and Tulane dashed through at will, scoring three touchdowns to which another was added in the final period. Up to this time Tennessee led by seven to nothing. The final score was Tulane 26; Ten nessee z. Lautenschlaeger. fast Tulane quarter back, was the individual hero scoring 13 points in the third. Brown, G. Wilson and B. Henican scored the others. To Neff, who replaced Robinson at right half, goes the credit for Tennes- sees touchdown. In the second period, a forward pass, Campbell to Hardness, netted 42 yards. This was followed by line rushes and Neff carried the ball through for a touchdown. Campbell kicked goal. Lineup and Summary Tennessee (6) Position Tulane (26) Flowers GamDie Left End DeaVer ............ WlSnt Left Tackle broWn .’....... Levy Left Guard T. Robinson ............... Mclean Center King ................... Bergeret Right Guard Burdette .................. Talbot Right Tackle Schultz c. Wilson Right End darkness ........... LautenScnlaeger Quarter Back k. Wilson .................. Lorio Left Half F. Robinson ................ Brown Right Half Bone H. Wilson Full Back Score by periods: Tennessee ...... 0 7 o 0–⁠1 Tulane -. ...... o 0 19 7–⁠26 Tennessee scoring: Touchdown, Neff, sub for F. Robinson. Goal after touchdown, Campbell, sub for Bone. Tulane scoring: Touchdowns, Lau- tenschlaeger @; Brown, G. Wilson. Goals after touchdown, Lautenschlae- ger. E. Henican, sub for Mclean. Officials: Tichner (Auburn), ref cree. Arbuckle (Illinois), umpire Stewart (Dartmouth), head linesman. Cheeves (Georgia), field judge.

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Tennessee leads 4–⁠1 in five meetings, counting the three since this game.