I answer for myself that I am willing to play; and if the captain decides that I can play," (laughter), "why, I will play." (Loud applause.) Fullerton and Corder both sprang up to support the motion.

The former made way for Corder, who merely wished to say how delighted he was.

He also voted for the burying of the hatchet.

He had minded being stopped football more than anything else.

He gave in his name.