Louisiana Tech at Tulane

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  Evening star, Washington, D.C., November 2, 1936, page 1 (results column)

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  Barker Continued From Sixteenth Page.) conquest Of Oregon, left the Huskies still on top. Washington State, whose last-minute touchdown and conversion stopped California. 1918, holds sec ond position, with Southern California, idle last week, just behind. WASH ington State and Southern California are indicated, but played each other to q scoreless draw. Southern California plays California and Washington plays Stanford, up set victor over U. G. L. A., 1876, in the big games this week. Washing ton State and Oregon State, Oregon and U. O. L. A. are the other conference pairings. Free Fight in Southeast. COUTH Louisiana States 1915 - triumph over Vanderbilt left the Tigers on top Of the Southeastern Conference with three victories in q row. Georgia Tech. Auburn and Ala bama each have won two games and tied one. Tulane has won one and tied one. The fight thus Is among these i’ve, with Tennessee’s improving Volunteers an outside possibility. Tulane. scared by Louisiana Tech before winning. 22–⁠13. meets Alabama, 1910. conquerer Of Kentucky. in the most important game, although LOUISE ana probably will be seriously tested by Mississippi State. Georgia Tech, spilled by Clemson. 1913, will need to return to form II the Engineers are to get past Auburn. Georgia, routed by Tennessee, $50, meets Florida, which rallied to nip Mary land, 7–⁠6. Vanderbilt plays weak Sewanee as Tennessee appears in . “breather” with Maryville. Dukes frightful 51–⁠0 stampede Of and Lee, and North Cardinals AIS conquest Of North Carolina State left these two powers on top Of the Southern Conference heap. Duke tnvades Wake Forest this week, while North Carolina plays at nosed out. l4-l3. by Fur mans alert play. Southern Loop ClAshes. - - - ~ 1T

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Tulane leads 9–⁠0 in nine meetings, counting the two since this game.