The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-12
BRICKLEY May Be.
COACH OF FORDHAM
Eleven Football Games Now
on Card, hut Not n. Y. L.
or Columbia.
NO PRACTICE IN SPRING

Thu Fordham football schedule. con-
sis,ing of nine games. six OF which will
, r,.,,., r,,,, ,..s
y" Wv" We"
houhced yesterday by Manager Gefaih
kenlon. One-thiri OF the schedule il with
n.~cor,r M, .uo o,o, ao,, m. os
"'N 'l'" Wv "
which must be filled with a home game.
are or the list. Until this year Fordham
r,,oa ,h,, A., r.u, ,o,,h,n ,car, UNA
-
."ous" w my se"'o'' W. A''e''o' LUIS"
has chuhsea matters
Inc s'heuuie was 10 lnciuue Rutgers
ana colgate teams on Fordham Field,
OUT connecting uates seemeo TO MAKE thls
impossible. Neither Columbia nor New
York University plays the Maroon. and
the Fordham Students feel disappointed
at Director Lush's failure TO arrange a
| meeting with either local eleven.
In playing Lafayette Fordhain resumes
athletic relations after "A lapse OF three
years. This will be the first time the
| Maroon meets The Blue and White on
the gridiron. Weston Maryland Col
! lege. a husky Southern eleven, Is a new
conner. which never has travelled in this
region before. Pennsylvania Military
! College also makes It's initial appearance
OF the Maroon schedule. The athletic
association would not ratify "A game on
November -. owing to the number Of
other contests that would attract the
crowds about that time, chiefly Army
Navy, Columbian. Y. l.. and Har-
vard-Yale. As a result the varsity will
have a two weeks rest before meeting
Villanova on Thanksgiving Day. George
town has agreed TO play In New YORK
on election day instead or washington
as the alternating agreement va'.e 'W
The matter OF u coach Is still unset
tied. The names Of "A dozen prominent
successful coaches are now before the
alumni advisory board for consideration.
The idea that Fordham ~ to adhere TO
the graduate system Is unfounded. as II
is the intention % consider the RECORDS
rather than the college ANIMATION OF me
candidates. according to arthur ~ NC
Aieenan. chairman OF the alumni board.
1t has been limited mat tharies T.
; Brickley, Harvard's peerless drop kicker
and present coach OF Johns Hopkins
would prefer to settla In this city Tor
business reasons and Gould be obtained
although his salary might startie many
smaller colleges.
The rumor that Coach Harry vaughn
who had "A very successful season a.
F'ordham last year. na" "naaa Al
non,,ar with the stu
,hous" ar,uv Coach Vaughn was
ueteS OIL" - ,.i,b niractot
nuh despite the fact mat they Were
,,uc, rnao,.d while AT Yale several
cloeciy c'n'r.'. aaoira.1 ., have the
years ago. Nausn" ,,hiI.
Dirsc,or Lush handled things and for
nj. reason never was a candidate. lie
nil he sorely missed among his host
~ f,1ends and students of all depart
go,
TIVE mans for practice next year cal
for al, the candidates to be on hand by
S.,tcmher 1. which Is the earliest work
ou, Md Al Fordham. There will be nc
unr;ng nrac,ice As last year. the train.
H., ,able will be obligatory and Jake
v.her os the y. Y. A. q. will train th'
SQUAD linn Butler, who captains th'
,asw will he graduated in June and vii
an,ar the medical school. Barring naN'
MN Who NAV act as assistant coach
nsxt year. the players lost ny gradua'
zion and the four year rule are mostly
mo, w.bo were shifted TO the SECOND
.,,inp souad last fall. With an infiu>
nrIs,np freshman material expected
W anameut the present eligible players
,nuch stronger eleven han even last
- L. oxnected for 1916. The sched'
20.
".mher 40. Lafayette at Easton. Pa,
October I. Western Maryland College a
Fordham Field; ~. Co,unnus LAY, pnos s,
College al rorunnun, 'Ntutarv College a.
ham; !, Soyember :, election day
Georsetown at Fordham; H. pending; ls