New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-11
COLUMBIA CAIlI
OFF GAME WIN
TRINITY ELEvrl
Brickiey Again the Re,,.
for Break in FOotbaIl
Relations.
King

t.lln
the elevens on Saturday va, Co.
Trinity lays the blame ct Cols~s
door for refusing to permit !,
to play against George Brie.l..
Columbia is the second ,s,r
col a Trinity game. New Vs." e
versity setting The nreceden, a. y
ton Day for the same res,o, "a
Announcement OF Columbia,
with Trinity VAS made ioi,,,.s ~
Harry A. Fisher. cradus,s NY
of athletics al Columbia. ana ~
Hslsted Mapes. chairman Of q. ~. y
versity committee on athletir.
the receipt OF telegram fro- ~ ~
ford stating that Brickley voull =" !
on Saturday. ~
This telegram was received !,
20 a letter from he Columbia ,w'
ties in which was nclosed a 49, .s
Of the intercollegiate AssOei,, 60,
Amateur Athlete Of Am>rir. ~.
that any member OF the e.
eleven who played agsins, ~
would be barred from all meet, :.
Quoted by the association. And ~.
from amateur standing. A let,s,u i.
ing more fully Trinity's posit;o,
pected ar Columbia TO-DAY. q
In announcing their decision "a. .
play the Columbia commits, -.
public all the correspondence ~, =
passed between Columbia. Tri,is :
Gustsvus r. Kirby. Chairman y :
graduate advisory committe, a, 4
I. c. A. A. A. A.
No action was taken By co..,
until after New York Universe, 4.
cancelled its Election Day e,n: -
Trinity hcause OF The prs,r,. !
George Brickley. who rlayss :.
Connie Mack's Athletics early !, =
summer. Then the following 49,
spcndence passed between Mr. W..
as chairman Of the Columbis IT,.
sity committee on athletics, and M
A. Buckley, Of the graduate siriv.
committee. at Trinity:
New York Srerh.- n,
University Committee on Athletes. Mr., X.
Hartford. Conn.
..s Gc1ilsp' R.. As ~ ,ao. ,Gss,E On
remicr lS VIII Won hrdiy Inform Is 49, !, !.
trinity Intention O. plD NJ Bdr1c NJ.
,oumhlai sincerely your. s''
CHARLES BALsTED sApp
Chairman Columbia University Coun,iI.. !, a,
lsiics
Hartford Corn. Nor,u,l., n,
MIR. Charles H,istsd M,pes. Ch,irrn a..
University COMMITTEES on Aslleu. " n
city
- % whether 70 IS Thniiy's ipisntioh q A y
Brckley against Columbia IN The ,che<s,} -,
game. / desire 20 state .hs; cur grIlgr, ~
committee fnd We have 10 reason n ~, =.
doubt that Mr. Brckley win rlr 4 a. n,,
scheduled fof Noemher T.. A. al swI :
under no disability which gould ptosa y ia
faculty or OF ms committee or uatv - rtni.
non IN force between us and you " u a., .
which We shall o. course add, Your ,ri
W. B. A BuLgEIf
President Graduate Ad'is0y CounrR N,
College.
Having received the definite ni,r,
ton that Brickley would play, Cslu
bia asked Mr.. Kirby TO call q sygi
meeting of the !. c. A. A. A. A. ti
termine the question OF the snss
standing of the Columbia fos,s
team should Il play against Tnse
The executive committee Of the
A. A. A. A., in a meeting on Sra
morning last, passed resolu.iOr b
unanimous vote 70 the effect ths. rg
Columbia football player eonF,,'
against Trinity would forfeit b. ~
teur standing.
The text of the resolution follows
Whereas. Columbia University. rsrb~
association. has scheduled with Thirty oss
game o, football ard.
Whereas Il T. made % appear hi, ~ ,
members % the Trinity Coilefs fcohsl isr ,
professional under he rules q his iseti1r
that he has received recommendation '1 hrt :
gagged IN sn a'llctic sIsrCse. a1d.
Whereas Columbia University Las sso1is
the executive committee y tai, sScd,aa "a -
tiol -
IN the event th,: ID, ioo,ball ran ( es.'sa
University PLAYS he team o. Iiniv Selr
Guiding member thereof gho hes fscs" /,
muEeration fof having ensas-i 2 a, a. q =
else. viii tie member y no to4.-o' -
football tesni 'h.reo, ,c-fsi; their risan ~
thereafter as anstelu. under ne rle %
A. A A. p
And
Whereas, Under n. Constitution = u. tn
ton m. executive cofrniit,sc ihs7e,, ~ :
power 20 pass upon the sllgioily ins -. I.
rs member who compete 20 s.. ssaes - :.
eligibility depends upon the sn'~e' "'"1
s,udenis. ara. ,. -
Where's Article II q he con''ssu" -
IN. obj.c. u III, .soc,s'iol ,hia
tection O, Tho mutual Interests y ne diss. -,
5.-si;ies AMI colleges which c1m0ns w
to-"
AID. 81. a.
Wnerea, The .Hecuii5, cor ,il~,e ~, -
question submitted Dr. t1iuWoa tti,.' > :.
be answered. even though &c eoaI 49, -
templates has not yei o-,E.ied. u ~ -
that Y s.ch oo1;iage1cY foe> ooe.' = z
might. ,rr-psrssly pr'.ud.ce ts ln,en, -
~ Columbia Lnlversit2, buy s'o " 'e
q the sssoc. alton. w., u. "a
submitted b. Colunhis UriI.n.p
sve-ed Ia the Affirmative. AZ. i-I.sa. ~
That ans one clmpo'irg o. Or rno W.
team upon which there q MAJ N' -, q
remuneration 'or having ersGsec 2 !. -
else would thereby. under ~. -. I, -
Ky ~ 'hs constitution. fofisN . - = ~
Thereafter IS ar sn,6If % tnf r,S 8
held uuter ,he riles q ne J. & =
Tnst IN tie event that 1, vsrs Intss -
thi. committee that A. cre seehht ,-,sJ 3
member AZ this association hhi g 80 -.
football team u would - ne ~ (. "a ; Z
'ees - sustain any protest q p .,,s, ef:ys
10 compete m any o, m. athletic useHe
By this association. - A
Il was this resolution W. 4
Columbia committee received g,
special meeting on Nondsy u 4.
after debating the question ~ 80
hours decided 10 make ns. ,,.s
70 Trinity and 70 present 70. ..N
ton showing that Columns ' ;,s;t
acting unfairly toward J" +ts
team II II asked The players !. ..; NJ. !,
their amateur standing by NV
Hartford team. N ,se
Just what steps Trinity w, ,,,o
force Columbia 20 meet ". .,,,s q
obligation. imposed by me e0a ...,,.s
isting between the two is ..,,:sS
The original terms. It is un, -, =
called for division OF 'ns say
cceds Of the gate receipts On -, a.
cen. basis. No definite sun -,
anteed the Trinity team 50 y. rs
be learned last night, 30 , 80 ,rsrr
will probably have a hard ,I'a, "a, III
the amount Of It's damage %
ing the game.