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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-24
Spider Alumnus Writes

Sporting Editor Of The Times-Dispatch:
Dear sir,-At the conclusion OF the
William and Mary and Richmond Col
lege football game Saturday afternoon
an event occurred that is seriously TO
be deplored Moreover. this unheard
OF happening should be highly cen
sured. As tmpire A. " Robertson was
Mary gymnasium to change his clothes
various insuitins epithets We're hurled
by the time Mr. Robertson had reached
the door OF the gymnasium he was on
the point Of being mobbed by the jeer-
ing and excited crowd, one student
cried out: ~ he tries TO pass through
that door he will never get though
a ;,lairye,,o Mr. Robertson paid no aven;
TO go through the door player of
the William and Mary football team
rushed up 10 him and said: You arc
a dir,y. blankety. blank: YOU robbed US
OF that game this afternoon" The
term was one, which always means
night. and which no ,Virginian ever per
mits TO DO brcathed, Immediately Mr.
Robertson struck the young man a
heavy blow, knoGkins him back into
liam and Mary College football players
sprans upon Mr.. Robertson and at
10 mau bln n9m p wsg
upon him. But for. the interference OF
pr; Draper; football eTaeh of The VII
possible TO predict what would have
been the outcome OF this melee.
During the past six years Mr. Rob
ertson has served rs n football official
in the games throughout the State. At
William and Marys especial request
he was selected Is umpire in the cham
pionship contest at williamsburg He
was AN official In the William and Mary
College Virginia Military Institute
Likewise. he of,iciaied in the liampdcn-
Sidney-Willam and Mary game OF this
season; Ills methods. his integrity his
capabllity were all known and recol-
niZed by every member OF the William
and Mary football team. III truth. he
was their chosen representative.
An occurrence of this nature is al
ways to be regretted, 1t is not a high
type OF sportmanship. st Is not manly,
1t Is not generous. At the k.Sme time
IL brings general condemnation and
opprobrium upon AN entire college.
upon the innocent a we'll rs the guilty.
Undoubtedly il was all begun and COM
pleted in the flush OF excitement and
OF disappointment. But self-control
and acquiescence in an ofiiciars de-
cision are fundamental elements in all
realms OF sport. William and Mary
College has never been characterized
by unsportsmanlikc conduct, Let us
hope that the proper rcparation will
be made and the thoughtless. though
offending students, be shown the error
of their hot .headedncss.
AN ADM1RER OF CLEAN F'boTRALL.
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CLAIM ONLY EVEN
CHANCE FOR GAME

Annapolis, Md. November o3-The
Naval Academy team viii tomorrow
afternoon begin preparing for its con-
test against the Military Academy team
on the Polo Grounds next saturday
The coaches feel that the team Is Just
ABOUT on edge, and efforts will be
directed towarda Keeping il at just
that point. The work viii he arranged
10 perfect certain details OF Individual
play, rather than improve the general
work Of the team. There viii DC no
scrimmngc to-morro9 afternoon. and
Il is doubtful il there will he any on,
Tuesday on Wednesday,.
Coach Reilly returned TO Annapolis
to-day. after seeing West Point play
against Springfield ON Saturday. Neither
Coach Reilly nor Head Coach Howard
VII claim more than an. even chance
Tor the Ramc next Saturday.
1t is not certain whether Leonard o.
railing Will start the game III half
back; either Ingram or ovcrcsch may
be chosen, for left emo. while Ralston
or henncdy may start NJ left tackle
Nichols has won his place 1T quarter
bach by his brilliant running and he
VIII be worked with the team as much
as possible this week
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-24
CLAIM OF HARVARD
TO CHA MPIONSHIP
CAN'T BE DISPUTED
Crimson Team Completes It's Season With Every
Game Won, and There Is Not Drop Of Bitter
ness in the Cambridge Cup of Joy.


Now 1orh. november 25.-With the
n'uEihS 81 the Harvard Yale game on
od'urddF ~ cambridge. the climax Of
nc Eastern football season was reach-
-. ASIDE from the Pennsylvania Cor
s"n'' thanksgiving Day. and the
.in's .'"NH contest saturday. the i'm
noi 81 piluiroh games OF 1913 already
n,sto'S
LOOKING BACK over the short. period
- pay allotted TO football In this Soc
80, nv i1'o'"s OF harvard ana or tho
a'ann pre-cfh:hent. The real test
~ N'daics - yet TO come. but
W. .Iinisoh mas completed lis season
H." nv - no, drop OF bitterness IN
- I'm ~ ose cup or JOY.
"Hn .:eiy game Of The schedule.
"u'Hs WIN decisive victory over
siea'est athletic rival, was the
'a.h 'h", harvard PLAYERS and coaches
-. themselves early IN September
70" "eil they accomplished the feat
~i.nesseu oy ne season score sheets
N. ~. 4".phh'ic manned ~ which
60, i
no Na'y eleven geographically
10 sur 20 DC IA the same acc
% 'ns i-hsterh Football world as
80 ,te!e - no oppohtnt VINO can
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-24
PRAYER PLAYS PART
IN BRICKLEY'S GAME

ers bearing any serious marks Of the
grueliing match.
Bradlee the star defensive back is
At tho Stilman Infrrnary with a brok-
IN RIB. He was taken on, at the end
OF the second period.
Hardwick is carr; his arm in a
sling rs the. result OF severe strain
Tn fact 70 himself until Harvard was
we'll In thc lead, when ne was taken
out
strong hopes have arisen among Har-
ward men that the recent Crimson sue
ccSses on the Eridiron are 10 he con-
tinued because only three OF the play
eys VINO started the game against Yale
VIII nc lost by graduation. These are
captain Storcr ana Hitchcock. tackles
and o'Bricu. LEI, end. Tho crack back
neld, Brickl"y. Mahan. Bradley and
seventy seven men are entitled to
wear thu n. ~ Harvard which is
enhlematic 81 participation In some
major sport against Yale SATURDAYS
contest with Yale gave eleven men
their opportunity TO make their var
sitE numeral III football These men
were T. W. Mahun. g. BEETLE. w. A.
Willetts, y. u Dana, II r. Cowen,
L. Mills, j. w. Soucy, Y Freeley. ]. A.
Gilman. NJ. j. Logan and Manager G.
+. Plimp,on. Tack" Hardwick, right
graduate fortunate enough TO repre-.
sent his university In three maior
sports. namely. football, track and
baseball II, -. Wiggiesworth. in the
law school mas also three numerals
made In football, BASEBALL and hockey
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-24
Statement Is Made
byW. & NJ. Alumni

Sporting Editor OF The Times Dispatch
ON behalf OF tho Richmond Alumni
and tho other alumni OF the college. cas- as
ball team and the student body. and in
tho further interest of fair play and
clean sport. the following statements
J. We regret exceedingly the I'M
SehtiemanlT and unsportsInanlikc con-
u ,'tr Oh me persons who attacked I'm
liamsburS Saturday. such conduct was
entirely inexcusable. and receives. az
William and Mary men. At the same
Time we wish to have il known that
marks TO Mr.. Robertson and after
wards attacked him were students OF
William and Mary Academy and not
students of tho college. Their youth
probably accounts for but does not ey-
cuse their. actions.
=. IL is to be regretted that the
selves parties 10 Il violation Of ~"
Eastern Virginia Intercollegiate Au,-
nave Mr.. Goodwin. of william and
MARY. as head lincsman and Mr.. Rob
1 Mrs 81 nieh chm, c9iieEe rs UNI
throughout the game was ums;,tisfac-
tory TO William and Mary players and
spectators. and We feel that he over
stepped the bounds Of all propricty in
consenting to render Il decision OF, M,
alleged violation that occurred i; -;
all. at the very feet or tho head lines
man and many feet distant from whero
tho umpire then was. So far as the
WORK OF the referee. Mr. witt. was
concerned, 1t gave general satisfaction
except when in the disputed potut h,.
ignored. the Expressed provision OF the
rules that the head lincsman is sole
Judge OF out Of bounds on his side or
the field ana the umpire Judge OF such
infring cinents on the opposite side. The
9urisuiction OF there officials is set
iorIh clcarlE III Spaldtngs Official Foot
pali Guide, page lt4. line !. and page
l4s. me 4
.. The suggestion of n protest TO
the executive committee OF the E.as
virginia intcrcollcgia lat. Athletic AS
sociatloE by the athletic council of
william ana Mary IS heartily Endorsed
ana urged rs being tho only thing fair
TO the men OF tho William and Mary
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-24
Youthful Harvard Hero Always
Visits Church on Day
of Contest.

Cambridge, Mass. November es-
harley Is a wondcrful boy" sums up
;he estimation that Mrs. William n
i'ricklor has ~ her second eldest con.
The wonderful sure foot" Brickley. OF
iinrva!d football fame Ana no ono
SHOWS the Crimson's peerless drop
tiekcr better than the kindly mother
who goes through a season o.! thc
greatest anxiety every fall for fear.
that her iavoritc son viii como uDou
some uniimely accident on the football
rridoro.
Mrs. Bricklev has never seen her son
on the football acld She fears tn.
dangers .. ia. gam. and believes ii
me slightest accident should b.iall
Inc youth that she would disregard tn,
conventions entirely. rush IRON. her
seat and onto the Held.
i 90 no! approve OF football" said
Mrs. Br!ckley to-day. and do not
want my younger boys 10 takc Il up"
That prayer probably plays great
part in the Brickley football triumphs.
vas evidenced to-day when il was
learned that this youthful Harvard
hero always visits the church on tho
day Of contest. An adtmirer came upon
him Saturday IN st Pauls Catholic
Church while his celebrating comrades
were within hearing distance doing
their fantastic dances and shouting
their cheers
Brickley IS twenty-five years old to-
morrow. He Will go TO his home in
Everett for n littio family reunion.
stamps. him as the only logical cap
ain OF the 1914 eleven. lie scored
eighty -one OF the 225 points Harvard
.cored this season. Eight touch
downs and eleven field goals was his
Harvard's football team came our OF
ito victory over Yale in the stadium
Yesterday with only two Of It's play
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-24
Executive Committee Will Hear Protest
from William and Mary Tuesday

meeting of Of
game with Richmond
hadb
or will
OF Richmond College,
the
institutions
a
nam WILL is
cision question: which
sion ender
should the William and Mary
is to be
whether is to he thrown conclusion no
of
as the between the colleges is in
enco Other
gaming the cup II the game played
sun win by defeating William
uey VIII be tied with fanipdcnS,incy first honors 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-24
New PInn. for Army.

l5pcClai 10 Inc Times Dispatch.
West Point. y. " November 23--To.
morrow the Army will begin the final
Iashionine OF is team for the bis;
day. The result OF the Sprin"finid
game was entirely satisfactory to tho
teams supporters. despite tho low
score. Springfield. strong an0 age:re>-
sivc. vas pitted against n far inferior
aggregation than that which will start
against the Navy. The injury OF
;Mecham leg IN Saturdays game. un-
less IL proves to bo less serious than is
now thought. will mean a hard blow
TO the Ariny's first line of defense In
less the veteran Huston gets. in shane
within the next day or two Meacham'a
loss 10 the team Will he felt next sat
urdaN: O'tiara and llcrrick have been
used in the position. and While either
Of them could jump into the breach.
AZ landS would feel safer with either
New plans and u new set OF signals
VIII be given tho mon Tomorrow, when
The coaches have planned y light scrim-
mage,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-24

tism Of tho attack at certain points.
According to these graduates. Har-
ward refused to take ali excellent
chance for q touchdown, when, with \,
hig lead. Bricklcy was called upon for
another kick.
That Brickloys kick was successful
ia each of two such cases takes much
u the effectiveness out OF tho coutcn
ton.
treason for faie's Defeat
Viewed from the other angle Yalo's
defeat can TO accounted for along re
serve lines The Blue came to Cam
bridge with team composed of play-
crs equal physically to the Harvard
conservatives. beyond that point tho
comparison fails TO show tho Blue al
equal advantage Individually and col
itci!rely. thcy were not coached 10 the
stage OF perfection reached By Captain
Storers men. and the system OF attack
tailed 10 take advantage Of the advan
tagcS OF iiaya open under tho modern
rules OF the game
Next Ia Importance to the Yale-Har-
Eafd game was the play OF the Army
anu Nay teams. which viii meet in
thls CITY next Saturday for their annual
championship contest The Navy had
NJ" YORK University as opponent and
me Army finished its preliminary sea
son bv facing tho Springfield Training
Schpoi team Both academy teams won
out httlc ia the way Of useful infor
'.latioh bearing on the outcome OF tho
'!e gam" at the Polo Grounds is avail.
able as a result
The real surprise Of the day came In
4 minor college game. Syracuse. AL
though defeated hy Carlisle. ran up the
~ scst $cof: OF the season against tn.
Indians. 70 lose b. 81 10 "a against
hii!Sle IN game where victory was
IN doubt until tho last moment. leayes
o. a -f4,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-24
Ynlc Mcn In Ro.tnn

Sew Haven. Conn. November "a
Only u few OF the members Of tn. Yale
i99tbaIl team had returned To New
raven tonight. most or the men and
coaches remaining in Boston where
tho team had its banquet after tho
game, so FAR az known here. Knowles
was the only ono hurt. his ankle being,
twisted.
Yale faces e big problem In dcvalop-
INF, a team next year. IS seven men
VIII he lost by graduation. Captain
ketcham, Pcndleton, Talbot MartinR
Ainsworth. Dunn and Avery, Material
IN the freshman class this year medic
ere. i captain probably will be elected
Within tn" next few weeks. and there
IS much specuation Is who the leader
VIII be wilson and Carter are among
mos" most prominently mentioned
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-24
TARHEEL ELEVEN
NOT YET CHOSEN
Coaches Particularly Puzzled by
Exact Composition of
Back Field.

Chapel Hill, y. c., November sa.-The
exact composition or the bacltncld OF
the eleven that Will start tho game on
thursday against Virginia Is still n
debatable topic for Carolina coaches
IN their critical survey over field for
lineup
In particular arc the two positions
or fun back and right half II quandary
TO PeHdlcton. who Is training tho
backs. Erwin and Parker are running
nip and tuck for n berth mt full with
each exhibiting distinctive qualities
that Will count in the first stage of
the gamn In checking Virginia from
It's customary lead on the jump.
Erwin PLAYS the stellar role OF the
squad as a line plunger, while Parker
n fast man and who can be counted
on 10 manipulate forward passes At
right half Fuller and Bob" Burnett
complicato clean sheet In stating tho
first eleven. Each OF Thorn has figured
in previous games or the season. and
each exhibited distinguishing charac-
teristics AS players. Then. too, the
position OF quarter Is moro or less or
n puzzle. with chances favoring Allen
in preference to Lord In starting the
contest.
AS tho game draws nearer. predic-
lions increase In number as 10 the out
como or the struggle. safe predictions
and those more generally taken stock
in IS TINT Virginia win be tho victor
by as many as three touchdowns, while
there are others who are wagering
that Nirginia's Victory viii not exceed
fourteen points.
Mondays and Tuesdays practice will
consist OF laying on tho polishing
touches. the last hard scrimmaSc com
ing on yesterday. Signal drills and
practice in punting and drop kicking
will consume the two remaining after
moons before the departure OF tbs team
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Very truly yOurs
AN ADM1RER OF CLEAN F0OTRA LII.
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Rain spells Football Game.

GeNon, November 23.-Rain to-day
spoiled the football match at tho
stadium arranged between teams from
the United States battleships Connec-
preparations had been made. II was
expected that great gathering OF
officials. naval officers and citizens
would witness the contest, but the bad
weather kept them all at home The
teams played however, and the Con
necticut men won.
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