The sun., 1900-12-02
CAPTAIN BROWN or YALE.
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by Foster sanford Uls career intrres,irs.

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| reforcc'- whia,lo sounded ON the Nnlc cfid-
iron on SATURDAY of,,,,,,,,, ,oy 81 and un,l cd
the end Of ,acs rca,,,t ,,,or, over llar-
| ward IN football ia sixteen vCat- a career was
rounded out which is union. h, tho history of
Yale athletics The man wh" II all the >Ale
mon contributed most To that dirnful de-
,.a' IoF 'h' 'ln'"h was i,oh'' ""'u"n
aown, ., olp'"Ld OF TIE hln" ,"am Wy
'"'e NV ou''', ""e' nc s'"'u""., n"Iiy
man during his college cour-" Brown mas
honor. =, r.,noin.d ~ aim o,',n,, ,o bio
"os ''""u ~ "'',,> ''.''''N .,. w. -
est football team tina, ever wore the Blue
| II ,patt.ra ,ot uhn, tho outside ,ui,,lic NAV
,,int oho,', a,p,o," I ,,c,"rios n, yale nor to
| whom this public may give the credit Any
ON. who il familiar y,rh yule.s svstom in
one w"o j. ''','n WIN ,"' e,,' ,,.,.,'' "
athletics knows that the captain of ale team
Is a sovereign. in hi- little world. whose word
| IL l.r IIo ,,, ,,,rr J,.,,, tb, o-dare Of m.
Is law lie can tnrh doNh 'he ORDERS o' 'he
| greatest OF ia'e's coaches. He can choos"
whonsoevcr he pleascs for his team Ho can
| nlov a foo,hou yano ,r ro,, n ho,t roce occord-
| pay ioo'o"' SAM VI ~" Wv "''' az" at,,
ing TO his own ideas. Wien he has finished
| Yale will put her stamp on him for what she
| helIevn. he ia worth n be has been n failure
~ n " o''" .. ~
! ne wiz aIWhys De feHitliDfTtu a. ~u'H
| Gordon Brown will, at least until a greater
| oro has b.s, ,roduc.d IA. rcr,enharsI as tho
ora,,as, ,oo,ha, aa,,,ain ,ho, yalo bos over
| greatest Iootpail captain that iai' mas ever
produced Yale men wilA accord this honor
! % Brown because in thclr Judgment he has
developed and handled the strongest football
| team on record Yale men realize that Yale
| had the material and the coaches necessary
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| to produce such team. bu' they add that Yale
also had to have the captain for such a team,
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credit for the team Had lie failed under
him os strongly as she now praise,
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Gordon brown Is one OF the most interesting
az od,co,ion Uo j. , riant in r,,,signs m
az 'uue"'. " ""''. az -
athletics and In his studies lie Is one OF those
a,r,rad',,a ,,fa ~ yn,o nv ,ho strength ~ his
oh.rac,sr Ne .howr f., HE o,sr,dsv ,ifa in ,ha
hol, es,d Tho son o, a rich man n nephew
OF j. Pierpont Morgan. 1t probably would not
have been necessary for Brown to have worked
all through his college course like day laborer
and to have denied himself the society OF his
best friends, In order TO progress Such a boy
and and stl have been good deal of fellow in his
Rnt Brown came to Yale to work. From
the day when ne entered college. four years |
aco In September last Brown has donc an |
Of .; wSr Se Af IS sPy aaSn sbe r
~ ihrso in the classroom in the race for the vale
dIntorr Nhether roNinr on the crew or |
iaviny football he has ALWAYS found time To
get his lessons as we'll as the very brightest |
hw h,,inu n me, hodlral and vell-rcQulnted
lie his regularity has become snmethire
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os the choir is about 10 rise for the openine |