Glenn Thistlethwaite instead. Later life Brickley did not coach football after the 1921 season. He worked as a stockbroker, shipbuilder, and advertising salesman until his death in 1949 in New York City. He settled in Bronxville, New York, where his two sons attended high school. Legal trouble In 1923, Brickley was indicted on charges of illegal stock negotiations. He was found not guilty of forgery and larceny by a jury on May 28, 1925. On March 1, 1928 Brickley was found guilty of four counts of larceny and bucketing orders from customers of Charles E. Brickley, Inc., stock brokerage firm, from 1925 to 1927. He was released on parole in December. In 1949, Brickley and his son, Charles, Jr. were arrested after starting a fight in a Manhattan restaurant. According to testimony, the fight began when Brickley overheard somebody say "Is that old bald-headed so-and-so Charlie Brickley, the football player?" or "You mean that old bald-headed man is the great Charlie Brickley?" Brickley died the day the charges against him were to be dismissed. Family Brickley's brother George Brickley, played five games for the Philadelphia Athletics in 1913. His youngest brother Arthur Brickley played football and baseball for Columbia (1920), Fordham (1921), and Providence (1923). Brickley's oldest son, Charles "Chick" Brickley, Jr. played football at Yale and was a minor league baseball player for the Boston Red Sox. His youngest son, John "Bud" Brickley, signed with the New York Giants in 1946 following his discharge from the United States Marine Corps. His grandson, John Brickley, was a kicker for the University of Rhode Island. His grandnephew is former National Hockey League player Andy Brickley. Head coaching record College References External links 1891 births 1949 deaths American football drop kickers American football fullbacks American football placekickers American stock traders American stockbrokers American male triple jumpers Athletes (track and field) at the 1912 Summer Olympics Baseball players at the 1912 Summer Olympics Boston College Eagles football coaches Fordham Rams football coaches Harvard Crimson football players Johns Hopkins Blue Jays football coaches Massillon Tigers coaches Massillon Tigers players New York Brickley Giants New York Brickley Giants players Olympic track and field athletes of the United States Olympic baseball players of the United States All-American college football players Players of American football from New York City Sportspeople from Boston Sportspeople from Everett, Massachusetts Players of American football from Boston Baseball players from Massachusetts Harvard