Sewanee at Tulane

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  The Montgomery advertiser, November 11, 1906, page 1

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  TULANE IS EASY. NIountaineeFs Treunee Crescent City Bunch By Healthy Score. New Orleans, La, Nov. 10--Sewanee’s 8 football team defeated Tulane today 35 to 0. Both teams were about equal in weight and both played the new rules to the limit, using the forward pass and on side kick continually. Se- wanee’s men were the faster and show cd more precision in their formations. In the first half Tulane with an on side kick diagonally across the grid iron, placed the balls on Sewanee’s four straight football were then made, but Sewanee’s line saved their goal by holding Tulane for downs on the two yard line. In the second, half, with time nearly up, Lewis. of Sewanee, guarded by six of his team mates, got around Tulane’s end for 6 seyenty-five yard run to touchdown. Line up: Tulane-George, left end; Brown, left tackle. Bean. left guard; Webb, center; Conley, right guard; smith, right tackle; Rogan. right end, Andrews, Blanchard, left half back; Bass, right half back: Blanchard. fuli back Sewanee-W Williams, left end: Stone. left tackle; Lewis, left guard; Watkins, center; Cheep. right guard; Harris, right, tackle; Lowry. right end; Marlse- lev. left haig back: Shipp, right half back: Barrett Evans. fun back T0uchdowns-Harris g; Shipp Lewis Watkins. Goals from touchdowns Shipp. 8; Watkins, 2. Time of halves 20 minutes

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Tulane leads 13–⁠4 in 17 meetings, counting the 15 since this game.