Tulane at North Carolina

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  The Wilmington morning star, North Carolina, October 27, 1940, page 1

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  3RD SQUAD PLAYER BLOlKS N, c. KICK. ,.1,,ey Grabs Ball On Carolima Is And Races To Touchdown cuA.PEL HILL, Oct. 26.-R ti,ird string quarterback who “a arad the game in its closing en.. ,te – rushed through the line, tnacEed a North Carolina kick and epolned Tulane to a 14–⁠13 victory hsipN +ho Tar Heels this afternoon. “,’ home coming crowd of 20. 900 +be contest in clear, hot Weau’‘ Home Town Product Tho substitute quarterback was ,,,,, Glass. a Tulane home town I IDa from New Orleans. With lbo Green Wave trailing 1877, with t 4r ball in North Cardinals pos ysion IN Tulane’s 43. with less .s,r two minutes to play-he 4nrned defeat into victory. knitting through North Cardinals line Tom blocked a kick by Harry nInkle. Albert Bodney of Gary, Ind Tulane end. grabbed the ball ~, North Cardinals As and raced ,mtouched INTO the end zone. jim NV Thibaut, another New Orleans nroduct. cody booted the deciding extra point from placement. Before Glass turned the tables, looked as if All-America Paul SEVERN and Sweet Jim LaLanne, Carolina end and quarterback who last wear led the Tar Heels from behind in the final quarter to two touchdowns and a IA all tie with Tulane. had stopped the G e e Wave again. Lalane. a resident of LaFaycite. La. tossed a series of passes which set up Cardinals first touch down in the second quarter, and tEen heaved a seven yarder to SEVERN which was good in the end zone. Lalanne set up Cardinals sec end touchdown. in the third, when he covered a tumble by Lou Thorn as on Tulane’s q. Lalanne picked up u yards around right end, in Cardinals march TO the GREENE three. and scored over center. Dunkle missed the first extra point from placement, but connected with the second. Tulane made the first touchdown Of the game. midway in the secend period. after James Ely took a punt at Midfield and galloped to Cardinals IS. Fred Gloden picked up five through center. Then Bob Glass hit center for three yards and fumbled. The ball bounced in. 10 the end zone, where it was COW cred by Robert Crush. Boo Glass kicked the first extra point from placement.

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  Evening star, October 27, 1940, page 30

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  Third d-String Tulane Quarter Blocks Kick That Downs North Carolina, 1913 erin and Sweet Jim Lalanne, Carolima end and quarterback who last year led the Tar Heels from behind in the final quarter to two touch downs and a 14-all tie with Tulane. had stopped the Green Wave again. Lahanne, resident of Lafayette, La, tossed series of passes which set up Cardinals first touchdown in the second quarter, and then heaved 7-yarder to Seyerin which was good in the end zone. Lalanne Sets up Score. Lalanne set up Carolina’s second touchdown, in the third, when he covered a tumble by Lou Thomas on Tulane’s 81. Lalanne picked up II yards around right end, in Carolina’s march to the GREENE 3. and scored over center. Dunkle missed the first extra point from place ment, but connected with the sec ond. Tulane made the first touchdown of the game, midway in the second period, after James Ely took punt at midfield and galloped to Carolina’s Is. Fred Gloden picked up five through center Then Bob Glass kicked the first extra point from placement.

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Tulane leads 9–⁠5–⁠2 in 16 meetings, counting the 10 since this game.