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lehigh university bethlehem pa friday november 21 1952 tonight's blast to rock mountain 3rd course of leopard will taste mighty good lehigh's first string offensive team is pictured above running through plays prior to big leopard hunt tomorrow in the line from left to right are bob clark walt trillhaase willard hansen john henderson harvey semilef carl schilbe and join valiotti backs are george o'brien tom gloede marty maurer and howie schaeffer final plans for the lafayette pep-rally were made at last wed nesday's meeting of cyanide and barring mishap the big doings will commence at 7:30 tonight in grace hall exactly as planned james cutler 54 announced john arnesen 53 president of arcadia will be the first master of ceremonies followed by edwin scheetz 54 president of cyanide speakers will be william b leck onby head football coach michael cooley assistant football coach and william sheridan assistant di rector of athletics the finalists in the freshman skit contest have been named by a committee of judges and according to frank young 54 cyanide com mittee head are well worth the at tention of pep-rally goers dorm sections included in the finals are drinker 2 a and 2b dravo c 2 and d 2 tempo ii and richards 48 judging the elimina tions were capt p b walters in strutcor of rotc dr e c bratt professor of economics dr r l armstrong associate professor of english dr w a aiken profes sor of history associate prof j v eppes mechanical engineering and dr f j fornoff associate professor of chemistry trophies will be awarded to night to sections copping first and second place the bonfire will come off as planned said wilson stout 54 head of the bonfire committee for cyanide orange crates and timber see rally page 5 by john crane the 88th game of the longest continuous gridiron rivalry in the nation unfolds tomorrow after noon when lehigh's football team boasting the east's top defense along with a steady split-t run ning attack and good passing meets victory-starved lafayette at fisher field easton comparative scores season records and predictions all point to a lehigh victory as the leop ards who for the first time ap proach the lehigh game without a win and have dropped 12 straight over two years are at their lowest ebb in their 71 year football his tory lehigh meanwhile with an up-and-down season needs only a victory tomorrow to put them over the 500 mark for the first time this fall giving the engineers a 5-4 record and their fifth straight win ning campaign a lehigh win would also help square the series and would mark the first time the brown and white has topped the maroon three years in a row since the 1934-35-36 sea sons lafayette still holds a big edge in the rivalry which started in 1884 winning 55 losing 29 and tying three but lehigh has come back strong in the last two years with 38-0 and 32-0 romps however in an old and color ful series like this upsets can nev er be ruled out lehigh coach bill leckonby well aware of the up set possibility is taking no chances lafayette fielded weak clubs in 1924 and 49 pointed out the le high coach but they came along and upset us anyway lafayette is hungry for a win and will be tough we won't be able to let down our guard see lu out page 8 lined up in regular t formation are lafayette's offensive leopards in the line from left to right are bob vandergrift dick mears tom kennedy russ 1 1 eel den don gold ed greaves and gerry spa cek over the center is joe callahan flanking him from left to right are backs bill shenko joe o'lenic and edward gillespie probable starting lineups tomorrow displays to decapitate grind flush sad cat jet-propelled band on sat jet propulsion will play an im portant part in the termination of the brown and white band's marching season at lafayette to morrow marching at the snappy ca dence which has won the acclaim of college presidents the band will at half-time reveal a series of well polished formations and drills built around a journey through space following a one minute drill the band will spread to a star which will melt into a jet propelled space ship with the playing of the see band page 6 see display page 4 shedding water into a crying towel as a group of lehigh players twist its tail this action will be accom panied by the tune cry lafayette will be gored scored bored flushed and ignored during the annual fraternity lafayette display contest from roulette wheels to statues the decrepit leopard will be subjected to its customary ignominious treatment by its superiors from lehigh judging for the best display began at 4 this afternoon with the winner to be announced at the pep rally tonight alpha chi rho will have a rou lete wheel that will contain scores and sayings it will revolve and stop at certain embarrassing places alpha sigma phi's theme will be caging the leopard seven or eight leopards will move along a power driven belt at the end of the belt will be a lehigh man up in a tree ready to drop a cage on the spotted cats alpha tau omega which finish ed second last year and first three years ago will present a leopard leh igh un iversity brown and white volume 64 — number 16 lehigh lafayette offensive team offensive team no name class wt pos wt class name no 80 bob clark 55 190 le 173 55 len pennington 29 73 carl schilbe 53 200 lt 220 54 dick mears 58 68 karvey semilof 54 208 lg 190 55 tom kennedy 43 60 john henderson 54 195 c 190 55 russ hedden 12 65 bill horn 53 205 kg 200 53 don gold 38 74 walt trillhaase 53 210 rt 190 55 gerry spacek 36 83 tom gunn 54 186 re 175 55 bob vandergrift 19 21 tom gloede 55 190 qb 210 54 joe callahan 41 46 howie schaeffer 53 178 lh 150 53 jack herbruck 10 42 george o'brien 55 160 rh 185 54 frank dubar 25 30 marty maurer 54 197 fb 190 54 joe o'lenic 45 lehigh lafayette defensive team defensvie team no name class wt pos wt class name no 81 charlie hull 53 170 le 190 55 gerry spacek 36 75 bob migliaccio 55 210 lt 185 55 fred kaiser 50 63 bill kitsos 53 200 lg 190 54 john elberti 27 53 john cable 54 195 rg 220 53 dick polhemus 48 79 bob morgan 53 202 rt 200 54 bui miller 55 86 bob miles 54 184 re 175 53 alex lach 37 88 jim hancock 53 200 c 180 53 henry pennypacker 44 33 bob bolte 55 190 fb 180 55 roy ulin 39 32 chuck adams 53 190 lh 150 53 jack herbruck 10 18 ron westfall 54 155 rh 155 55 andy colson 40 22 joe moyer 53 170 s 173 55 len pennington 29
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Title | Brown and White Vol. 64 no. 16 |
Date | 1952-11-21 |
Month | 11 |
Day | 21 |
Year | 1952 |
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Title Essay | Published twice a week during the college year by the students of Lehigh University |
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Title | Brown and White Vol. 64 no. 16 |
Date | 1952-11-21 |
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Day | 21 |
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Coverage | United States, Pennsylvania, Lehigh, South Bethlehem |
LCCN | 07019854 |
Source Repository Code | PBL |
Digital Responsible Institution | Lehigh University |
Digital Responsible Institution Code | PBL |
Issue/Edition Pattern | Semiweekly |
Title Essay | Published twice a week during the college year by the students of Lehigh University |
FullText | lehigh university bethlehem pa friday november 21 1952 tonight's blast to rock mountain 3rd course of leopard will taste mighty good lehigh's first string offensive team is pictured above running through plays prior to big leopard hunt tomorrow in the line from left to right are bob clark walt trillhaase willard hansen john henderson harvey semilef carl schilbe and join valiotti backs are george o'brien tom gloede marty maurer and howie schaeffer final plans for the lafayette pep-rally were made at last wed nesday's meeting of cyanide and barring mishap the big doings will commence at 7:30 tonight in grace hall exactly as planned james cutler 54 announced john arnesen 53 president of arcadia will be the first master of ceremonies followed by edwin scheetz 54 president of cyanide speakers will be william b leck onby head football coach michael cooley assistant football coach and william sheridan assistant di rector of athletics the finalists in the freshman skit contest have been named by a committee of judges and according to frank young 54 cyanide com mittee head are well worth the at tention of pep-rally goers dorm sections included in the finals are drinker 2 a and 2b dravo c 2 and d 2 tempo ii and richards 48 judging the elimina tions were capt p b walters in strutcor of rotc dr e c bratt professor of economics dr r l armstrong associate professor of english dr w a aiken profes sor of history associate prof j v eppes mechanical engineering and dr f j fornoff associate professor of chemistry trophies will be awarded to night to sections copping first and second place the bonfire will come off as planned said wilson stout 54 head of the bonfire committee for cyanide orange crates and timber see rally page 5 by john crane the 88th game of the longest continuous gridiron rivalry in the nation unfolds tomorrow after noon when lehigh's football team boasting the east's top defense along with a steady split-t run ning attack and good passing meets victory-starved lafayette at fisher field easton comparative scores season records and predictions all point to a lehigh victory as the leop ards who for the first time ap proach the lehigh game without a win and have dropped 12 straight over two years are at their lowest ebb in their 71 year football his tory lehigh meanwhile with an up-and-down season needs only a victory tomorrow to put them over the 500 mark for the first time this fall giving the engineers a 5-4 record and their fifth straight win ning campaign a lehigh win would also help square the series and would mark the first time the brown and white has topped the maroon three years in a row since the 1934-35-36 sea sons lafayette still holds a big edge in the rivalry which started in 1884 winning 55 losing 29 and tying three but lehigh has come back strong in the last two years with 38-0 and 32-0 romps however in an old and color ful series like this upsets can nev er be ruled out lehigh coach bill leckonby well aware of the up set possibility is taking no chances lafayette fielded weak clubs in 1924 and 49 pointed out the le high coach but they came along and upset us anyway lafayette is hungry for a win and will be tough we won't be able to let down our guard see lu out page 8 lined up in regular t formation are lafayette's offensive leopards in the line from left to right are bob vandergrift dick mears tom kennedy russ 1 1 eel den don gold ed greaves and gerry spa cek over the center is joe callahan flanking him from left to right are backs bill shenko joe o'lenic and edward gillespie probable starting lineups tomorrow displays to decapitate grind flush sad cat jet-propelled band on sat jet propulsion will play an im portant part in the termination of the brown and white band's marching season at lafayette to morrow marching at the snappy ca dence which has won the acclaim of college presidents the band will at half-time reveal a series of well polished formations and drills built around a journey through space following a one minute drill the band will spread to a star which will melt into a jet propelled space ship with the playing of the see band page 6 see display page 4 shedding water into a crying towel as a group of lehigh players twist its tail this action will be accom panied by the tune cry lafayette will be gored scored bored flushed and ignored during the annual fraternity lafayette display contest from roulette wheels to statues the decrepit leopard will be subjected to its customary ignominious treatment by its superiors from lehigh judging for the best display began at 4 this afternoon with the winner to be announced at the pep rally tonight alpha chi rho will have a rou lete wheel that will contain scores and sayings it will revolve and stop at certain embarrassing places alpha sigma phi's theme will be caging the leopard seven or eight leopards will move along a power driven belt at the end of the belt will be a lehigh man up in a tree ready to drop a cage on the spotted cats alpha tau omega which finish ed second last year and first three years ago will present a leopard leh igh un iversity brown and white volume 64 — number 16 lehigh lafayette offensive team offensive team no name class wt pos wt class name no 80 bob clark 55 190 le 173 55 len pennington 29 73 carl schilbe 53 200 lt 220 54 dick mears 58 68 karvey semilof 54 208 lg 190 55 tom kennedy 43 60 john henderson 54 195 c 190 55 russ hedden 12 65 bill horn 53 205 kg 200 53 don gold 38 74 walt trillhaase 53 210 rt 190 55 gerry spacek 36 83 tom gunn 54 186 re 175 55 bob vandergrift 19 21 tom gloede 55 190 qb 210 54 joe callahan 41 46 howie schaeffer 53 178 lh 150 53 jack herbruck 10 42 george o'brien 55 160 rh 185 54 frank dubar 25 30 marty maurer 54 197 fb 190 54 joe o'lenic 45 lehigh lafayette defensive team defensvie team no name class wt pos wt class name no 81 charlie hull 53 170 le 190 55 gerry spacek 36 75 bob migliaccio 55 210 lt 185 55 fred kaiser 50 63 bill kitsos 53 200 lg 190 54 john elberti 27 53 john cable 54 195 rg 220 53 dick polhemus 48 79 bob morgan 53 202 rt 200 54 bui miller 55 86 bob miles 54 184 re 175 53 alex lach 37 88 jim hancock 53 200 c 180 53 henry pennypacker 44 33 bob bolte 55 190 fb 180 55 roy ulin 39 32 chuck adams 53 190 lh 150 53 jack herbruck 10 18 ron westfall 54 155 rh 155 55 andy colson 40 22 joe moyer 53 170 s 173 55 len pennington 29 |
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