Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-29
FEW IMPORTANT FOOT BALL
GAMES SCHEDULED TOMORROW
Yale May Be In for Licking From Strong
Colgate Eleven-Three 1ntersectional
Contests Are Listed.

Nielsen's eleven a very hard game. The
| Brooklanders are much too powerful
and efficient for Delaware, and ought
! to win by comfortable margin. 1t
test overconfident. though. because
| Delaware was strong enough to beat
c. U. in 1914 by IA to 0.
| Preparations are being made at Col
lege Park to handle the biggest crowd
| that has ever watched a foot ball game
| there, the day being the occasion of the
| annual contest with st. Johns. The
Farmers feel they are strong enough to
win, but are not being deluded by the
| idea that the task will be an easy one
The strength of the Annapolis eleven
is well known, and though it has not
made a wonderful record by any means,
I 1t Is thought to be just as capable as
that which wore its colors last season,
II not more so. The Aggies undoubted-
ly are more powerful than when they
won from st. Johns last season, and as
st. Johns is stronger, too, the proba-
bilities are that bitterly fought game
will be the result The game is sched-
uled to start at 2:30 o'clock.
St Johns relies mostly on forward
passing and end-running game for its
gains, while it has a heavy and ex-
perienced fullback to do it's line plung-
ing whenever that feature of play is
necessary. M. A. G.. bases its offense on
no particular style.
The strength of the ST. Johns team
lies in the capabilities of it's back field.
The quartet depended upon to gain
ground for the Annapolis eleven is fast
and heavy, according to report, and is
hard to stop at times. NJ. A. c. also has
more capable backs than usual and a
heavier and faster line.
The lineup the st. Johns eleven
will be: Andrews. left end; Selby, left
tackle; Crum, left guard; Dryden, CEN
ter; Claude, right guard; Hartsock,
right tackle; Noble, right end; Heise,
| quarterback; Bielaski, right halfback
STRONGER. left halfback; Turner, full
back The men who will begin the
game for NJ. A. c. have not been Sc
lected for certain, but the chances are
that Speer and Hart will start at half
backs. Shrank at fullback, Knode at
| quarter. Rich and derrick ends.
Oberlin and Posey tackles. Murrell and
Kishpaugh guards and Williams cen
ter. Rich, Derrick and Oberlin are
former Washington high school boys,
Rich and Oberlin having graduated
from Central and Derrick from Bust
ness. Derrick has been playing half
| back, but has been shifted to end in
practice quite a little and will prob
ably be used there tomorrow.
Gallaudet goes to Roanoke to meet
the team representing Roanoke Col
lege. The Kendall Green eleven is ex-
pecting hard game, as it is to meet
probably the strongest secondary COM
blnatlon III the south. Gallaudet mas
an eleven of more than the avera ge
power, but it will face a worthy oppo-
nent in Roanoke.
A great deal of comment has been
aroused in the north by the action of
Williams College in breaking off rela-
ton with Trinity College because the
latter used George Brickley, a brother
of Charley Brickley. in foot ball game
last week williams based it's protest
on the fact that Brickley had been. a
member of the Philadelphia Athletics.
Without going into the question of
summer base ball, the view taken of
Brickley's case by the authorities at
Trinity is interesting. Here is the
published expression of opinion from
them to the facts:
Apart from the question of ethics
aiism, the case of Brickley is one of
policy rather than of principle. No
inducements were held out for his en-
terng Trinity beyond assisting him in
getting a Job which would help him
pay his way. No rule of Trinity is
broken in playing him on the team. He
is earnest, conscientious follow,
with not a single bad habit. His promi y
hence. partly as the brother of Charley
Brickley, invited attention, but 1t is
hard for me to discriminate between the
man who signs a contract ana plays for
money and the man who does not, or
between the man who sells his ath-
letic service for SO or the one who
sells them for $50