Ole Miss at Tulane

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  Oxford eagle, Mississippi, November 5, 1908, page 2

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  University Notes. sotAA hEPoklGEs A students mass meeting was held Monday morning after chapel at which the following committees were elected to assist in the exercises Friday when the cornerstone of the Dormtory will be laid. Sub committee to faculty Myers, johnson, Knox, Dedeaux Misses Brooks, Rhodes and two others were elected marshals OF the day. Mug” Magruder was appointed leader of the yells and songs. j. A. Brown was chair man OF the meeting. Miss Fay Willis, of Memphis, attended the dance Friday night. the guest OF Miss Helen Keys. An enjoyable dance was given at the Opera House Friday night The crowd was small, but there was more real enjoyment afford ed those present than at the regu lar dances. About – couple danced 10 Ross Orchestra. Mr.. James Stone, Jr., who is with the Newberger Cotton Co., at Greenwood, spent Sunday with relatives and friends in the city, and club mates on the campus. Mr.. Erie Roach is athome from Philip for a few days. Miss Lucy Ward, of Memphis. II the guest tris week of Miss Helen Keys. Misses Maxwell and Miller, OF Canton, came up to the dance and Halloween party last week, and were the guests Of Miss Ida Mil Ter at Kicks Hall. One OF the most delightful func tons of the season was the Hall loween reception given at Kicks Hall Saturday night by the Y. W. {. a. The pretty building was most lastly decorated and the atmosphere itself wore the resemblance of a spooks cave. Costumes in perfect accord with | the evening were worn by mos; | all the guests. The L. of NJ. Klu kiux klan were rendered a large ovation by the fair witches of the Hall. A delightful program was neatly carried out. The punch bowl was presided over in a happy manner by the various girls of the Hall. We lost to Tulane Saturday af- Ter hard game by the score of Il 10 to 0. However, we PLAYED ‘ings around George II. Robert sons Mississippi College team to he tune Of Al to O. a special train will be run to Jackson Thanksgiving at the Usual rate of $3.50 for the round rip. Ii We root hard for our team IN that day Mr.. Cliff Buckley was among lis club mates the latter part of 1 asst week. +, Our team will have a nice lem m for the S. P. W. L. boys when hey reach here Tuesday. Michigan beat Vandy “a to 5. : The Wolverines averaged 80 ‘ounds over Vandy to the man. The Louisiana State University ; certainly playing the game this ear. Auburn and Sewanee have 18th been defeated and the dope = GEMS to say that Arkansas will i ‘et hers on Thanksgiving. Politics is again brewing : candidates are now announcing Z Or manager Of lhe foot ball team /

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  The Birmingham age-herald, November 1, 1908, page 11

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  Tulane Defeats “oIe Miss” New Orleans, October 31.-Tulane de- feated the University of Mississippi in somewhat of a gruelling football game here this afternoon. Although the Lous- ianans came out victors by the score of 10 to several times during the game it looked as if the Mississippians would win. They kept the ball in Louisiana ter ritory a large part of the time and it was only through the brilliant playing of Moore of Tulane that they were pre- vented from scoring on more than one occasion. The line-up: Tulane. Position. Mississippi Webb and Koch ... ... ...center e. .. ...Ayres Peane.... ... left guard. . L. Leavell and Adams Yates ... fright guard =. Johnson Brown (Capt.) .. left tackle ..P Knox and Valverde J. H. Smith .. .. right tackle .. .. Mccall Baker and Smith .,. ... left end ... ... Renshaw Wood and Valverde and George ... ... right end . . Bigham Mennefee =. ..quarterback.. .. ... Powc Dreyfuss .. left haffback ... Trottcr George and Scott ... right halfback I. Knox, (Capt) Moore ... .. ..fullback . ...... Leo Summary: Touchdown, Scott: goals from touchdowns, Moore field goal Moore Officials: Rowbotham (Tufts), ref cree; Watkins (vanderbilD. umpire: Fur ner Georgia Tech), field judge Cambias (Auburn), head linesman. Time of halves 25 minutes.

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Officially, Ole Miss leads 42–⁠23; as played, 43–⁠24 in 67 meetings, counting the 63 since this game.