Tulane at Auburn

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  The Key West citizen. (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, Florida, October 30, 1953, page 6

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  Auburn Stresses Ground Attack AUBURN, Ala. R-Auburn will hurl its relentless ground attack against rebounding University Of Florida in a homecoming game before an expected $1,000 fans here tomorrow. Coach Ralph Jordan’s alternat. ing ‘elevens ran over Tulane 34–⁠7 last weekend, and he is afraid they won’t be right for the highly rated Gators. e Jordan disideS his top talent into two balanced teams that maintain steady pressure against Tiger op- |ponents. Quarterback Vince Dooley heads one combination and Bobby Freeman the other. Favored by a touchdown, the Tigers may not live up to their rating unless they can stop stocky Tommy Haddock. The l74-pound senior has averaged S.6 yards a carry this fall and caught six passes for 120 yards and two touch. downs. He has scored Il points. The Gators are a young, ball. hawking outfit. They have a record of 10 interruptions against opposing passers while losing four Of their own.

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Tulane leads 17–⁠15–⁠6 in 38 meetings, counting the four since this game.