Texas at Tulane

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  The Montgomery advertiser, November 14, 1909, page 11

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  TULANE U. PLAYS THE COWBOY TEAM TO TIE New Orleans, La. Nov. 13-Tulane and Texas Universities fought a 10 to 10 tie this afternoon on Tulane field in a steady downpour of rain, which made the ball hard to handle and the field a sea of mud. The first half end ed 10 to in Tulane’s favor, George and Walmsley scoring touchdowns by making sensational S5-yard runs. Texas came back strong in the second half with a number of fresh men and mainly by line plunging scored two touchdowns. Neither side was able tc kick goal from touchdowns. The lineup: Tulane-Lester, R. E.; Webb, R. T.; Callan. R. G.; Rock and Ellis. C.: Nix and Williams, L. G.; Sentelle. L. T.; N. Scott and Huff. L. E.; George, o. B. i; J. s. Scott, R. H. B.; Moore, (Captain), F. B.: Walmsley, L. H. B. Texas–Rennard and Jones, R. E.. ; Feldhake. R. T.; Truitt and Persons, R. G.; Barclay. C.; Stieler. L. G. {; Bailey, L. T.: Barnes, L. E.. Kfrkpat- rick, o. B.; Walker and Ramsdell, R. H. B.; Spoonks and Moore, F. B.; Eyer, (Captain) and French. l.. H. B. Summary-Score. Tulane. 10; Texas, 10. Touchdowns, George. Walmsley, Moore. (Texas) French. Referee Robathom. Umpire Heald. Field Judge Roehm. Headlinesman Tad” Gormley. Timers Miller, Barclay. Time of halves 25 and 25 minutes.

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  Evening star, Washington, D.C., November 14, 1909, page 62

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  Tulane and Texas Play a Tie. NEW ORLEANS. November BTU lane and Texas universities fought a 10-to-1O tie this afternoon on Tulane Field in steady downpour of rain which made the ball hard to handle and the field sea OF mud. The first half ended 10 to 0 In Tulane’s favor, George and Walmsley scoring touchdowns by making sensational 35-yard runs Texas came back in the second half with number Of fresh men. and mainly by line plunging scored two touchdowns Neither side was able to kick goal from touch downs.

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  The Birmingham age-herald, Alabama, November 14, 1909, page 11

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  Tulane, 10; Texas, 10. New Orleans, November 19.-Tulane and Texas universities fought 10 to 10 tie this afternoon on Tulane field in a steady downpour of rain which made the ball hard to handle and the field sea of mud The first half ended 10 to in Tulan’es favor, George and Walmsley scoring touchdowns by making sensation al S5-yard runs. Texas came back strong in the second with number of fresh men and mainly by line plunging scored two tounchdowns. Neither side was able to kick goal from touchdown.

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  Albuquerque morning journal, Albuquerque, N.M., November 14, 1909, page 1

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  New Orleans, Sov. lS--rulane and Texas universities fought a 10 TO 10 tic today on Tulane HELD In \ steady rain. The first half ended 10 to o in 1ulanes favor, George and Wslms- 10y scoring touch downs by making sensational 35-Nard ans Texas came back in the second half with q mum Der OF freshmen and mainly by line %plunging scored two touch downs.

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Texas leads 12–⁠1–⁠1 in 14 meetings, counting the 11 since this game.