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band, IN handling Brown and Wishing he h'a
when lho practice Va. ovct sanford tnahc,d
~ 20 w tOfhin WITH m oppression "l WIN
Hnd hilarious iuv al over HE farc, ~ hlst oyer
tho" tottiuns " hl- fac Witch Htnwn hnd t.'
unt",csgsd ,,o', dny"n EnoW ,l,st sS'nnGe tiG"i
like cofn-talk nf'et tho corn j. on' Wen l'l
want him un the team rlrht 20 Icrchd ul"n
nc, he has more hgh' ~ him than wh9," n,l-n ,,',
me ~ Why he's the bcst thing TINT hn- come
NJ around hct" IN fort, vclr-
Tho coachos gave sandy the laugh hltt th"y
kcIt th"f rr"s on brown Ilnv after OhN 'Ih'
tai lnkv freshman pnyed football IN y "1y
that puzzled ~" c"ach"s Ilc made ne tenn
Nrovn ms been y member OF TIE Varsity
over since hi4 freshman ear IN 1871 he mad"
his bow a rlahi guird on tho tatsty eleven,
aud IN t,e game vhh Harvard tlm' lll u"
' Vcrk Inter hc ran M AGAINST the rlant 'f"NulN
of Princeton and rot away With II llu'
record wns 81 sur cicnt excellence to assure
HIN a permanent piece on the team In ltpS
Brown laced Burden. alcrward cariain of th"
Harvard NM'ity ard the lattsr. Who wnc IN
particularly iinc form ecliis" of his experience
win Hare Of p'nn-ylyania IN n previous game,
made an even hr"ak Of II with Brown ln the
Princeton game Of tlat wear Brown tackled hls
Edwards Of Princeton, and they Lad one 81 the
horCe-t miN-ups of tho season II was about
a draw letween hem brown, however. showing
faster all-around work last year Brown i'm
proved ana his 'up"rD PLAYING IN the Yale
game made 1t n necessity Tor the other PLAYER,
TO elect him captain Having handled burden
t
Niol-. Brown proceeded to oItplly Edw ards in
thccont",l with IT." lirrr-
1t was Brown who blocked punt 10y Wheeler
IN the first ten minutes which resulted IN a
touchdown, But Brown failed to Kick the
goal and the loss Of that one point enabled
Princeton 70 win out by a score OF II 70 70
Princeton game he greatly outclassrd Mills
and his superb handling Of the team convinced
old timers that he was one Of the best captains
thai ever led a Yale eleven. But it was the
Harvard game that showed up Brown at his
best, His fierce ngrressyeness soon used up
Barnard and his wonderful tackles and head
E no end Of f2yorne did
"cideH, in nj he ';S game ~ with f' H,ryard ~ wG show
how Br2Th yin was %I carried oSs away by the
sational run OF eighty-five yards for the last
touchdown OF the day Brown ran after him
fnli tilt and az Coy fell upon the ground the
and kissed him on the cheek Coy was so
surprised that for the moment he did not know
what to say, But when Brown told him that
ever forget the big end rush wept for JOY
Browns brother who entered the freshman
class a year ago this fall, died Of typhoid fever
Tad he lived /. is more than probable that
he would have layed the other guard on the
Yale team instead of sheldon When he came
a.qins, Ms famous Brother on the rTdlron
and showed such remark able strength that
a great future In football was predicted for
him tie was member OF the Yale fresh
hims self beloved by every member OF the Yale
eleven this season because Of his fairness.
Thong at all times a strict dlscirlnarian.
simply used his best efrorts 70 give every Yale
be a long time before Yale has another player
next JUNE, he viii be missed both as a football
player and man.