Tiger Stadium as "art"

Yesterday in NYC, I was visiting the Metropolitan Museum of Art's new Postcard Exhibit. I spotted a great old postcard of what is now known as the Old Louisiana State Capitol. I was about to snap a photo of it when I spotted the true gem of the collection (see below).

Sorry for the slightly-blurry image; before I could compose a perfectly-focused shot, a museum attendant informed me that "there are no photos allowed in this exhibition." So, none of y'all are allowed to print this postcard and sell it (please contact the MET if you insist).

Based on my knowledge of Tiger Stadium's construction, this rendering is certainly pre-1936 and likely around 1924.

Observations
-- there is no "third level" on either grandstand
-- there seems to be a relatively small set of bleachers on the left-side of the postcard (but my eyes could be fooling me)
-- there is a tall pole on the right-side (beyond grandstand)
-- the name of the venue is "Louisiana State University Stadium"

Opinions
-- there is no Press Box, making this almost certainly a 1924 (or soonafter) rendering
-- a "square-set" of bleachers in the South End-Zone would be consistent with the 1924 configuration
-- the grandstand in the foreground is the East Side
-- the end-zone visible (right-side of postcard) is the North End-Zone