The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-28


Down in North Carolina they wor-
ship q man named Brides. The younger
members of the Chapel Hill school
think that there Is no one Ike him.
Possibly there isn't He was great
football player. He knows the game
of football and he Is gentleman
through and through. But IL you can
prove to me that man who starts
season with nine old men back. many
of whom were All-Southern Atlantic
men. and then turns out an aggrega-
ton such as represented Carolina this
year, Is a success, then am willing
to step down and out, Brides failed.
Why, is not UP to me to answer.
have most friendly feeling for Chapel
Hill. and was only there once, and
that was when had to sleep outside
baggage truck. 1 believe that Brides
can make a team. But he did not do it
this season. That's all.
BE prs na he " s21 5a nr yeno
North Carolina. is an alumnus Of the
University Of Virginia, and a native of
charlottesville. nor Is It new that pr
GINA. is Wilmington boy and an
alumnus of the University of North
Carolina. but 1t may be giving some
information to state that both were
s
Day, and that each rooted against his
alma mater. Rather a peculiar circum-
stance. I wonder what each OF these
great educators really felt?
= Remember that song about I'm a
on good authority that Moorenead 'o3
a. h eaE5 CO s sssp tie H d lay s1 ep
were summoned before board and
required to bring proof. UP to the
present writing It seems that the
was reached all right, but the records
failed to prove the claims of the coli
laborutors., Or. Cook was called in, but
was soon discredited, and a cablegram
from the University Of copenhagen dis
closed the fact that the claimants pro-
duced rather flimsy credentials. Lieu
tenant Peary Is said to be friend OF
both parties
Just to Indicate the difference in SEN
Carolina from a few years ago. heard
and a member Of the football team tsi n.' say
after the game Thanksgiving shat he
was sorry his team lost. but that If it
had to lose thar Virginia was the
to-" What a contrast to a few years
ago, when all of the stationery used at
Chapel Fill was engraved with this
rather striking motto, ITO HI with
w. . 'hAu'
4 Now, gentlemen, don't argue With me.
I do know that there's something in a
an Hs rmy c Pees t falling a aaks
into account that there was a man on
the Navy team bearing the symbolic
handle Of Jack Dalton. B-r-r-r! NAL
edictions, say l.
mites pse Let football Players s W vines pl sS
the game under the rules you put to-
know more about the practical wsrk-
ings OF the rules than you do. They
can also tell you whether the ru,es
On Going What they
ars can tell you what the rules didn't
do Now take a little of my private
opinion. You gentlemen, regardless OF
gether the most ambiguous bunch of
instruction in years. Now discharge
your press agent. The game Is again
in good repute Then assemble anu
quietly, without fanfare OF trumpets,
make such changes as will improve
and strengthen the sport,
And now no for Q the. avalanche Of pre-.
mlls OF the fori ps sps sport VII Writer'S RS
There Will be forecasts OF which, team
viii viii be traded and signea, a alsl Of What
managers will lose their Jobs. All
good copy, have little objection to
that sort OF stuff except t..at it's So
ing to give SO many opportunities Tor
saying, II told you So
BY the way. IN the running, story
connected In the all-Eastern lntercol-
|Slegate team picked yesterday, II ap-
pears as IL Duval was Intended to DC
a suhautute and that Meredith wasAnot
| given u place. The reason for that was