Auburn vs. L.S.U. (1938)
"No team in the South rose to a greater peak than did the Tigers in severely trouncing L.S.U., 28-6. The boys were invincible and the Bayou Tiger met his master in the Tiger from the Plains. The return of one Mr. Hatch Howell to the lineup had plenty to do with this win..." (Description fr...
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| Summary: | "No team in the South rose to a greater peak than did the Tigers in severely trouncing L.S.U., 28-6. The boys were invincible and the Bayou Tiger met his master in the Tiger from the Plains. The return of one Mr. Hatch Howell to the lineup had plenty to do with this win..." (Description from 1939 Glomerata) |
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