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by don heath the grapplers of south mountain routed the scarlet and black of rut gers 20-3 at grace hall wednesday evening coach gerry leeman's team really piled it on their visitors in notching the second straight win of the young season alex mccobd 123 pounds won the initial lehigh match as he de cisioned paul bedell of rutgers at 130 pounds jim mahoney turn ed in his second straight fall of the year as he won over the scarlet's ron scudder with a neatly executed head scissors in the second period ken faust of the brown and white wrestling at 137 pounds turn ed in the quickest fall of the eve ning as he topped bill bossert with a top body press in the initial period lehigh's determined and ag gressive bill carlisle was held to a standstill as he lost to fred futchko rutgers 6-1 the rutgers represen tative was warned for his stalling tactics but his strategy worked as he won the decision and gained the 2 dorm men demerited by congdon one frosh and one sophomore have been reprimanded and assessed two and three disciplinary demerits re spectively for taking dates and li quor illegally into the dormitories wray h congdon discipline com mittee chairman announced this week these students showed lack of judgment concern and responsibili ty states the report when they took such action without permission and without ascertaining certainly whether or not an evening party had been arranged the students were noticed by a university policeman making a rou tine check of the campus at 1:30 the morning after the lafayette football game three lone rutger points in this 147 pound bout captain ed mahoney of lehigh wrestling in the 157-pound class decisioned the visitor's bob alkcroft 9-1 on three takedowns and an es cape the lehigh leader was in full charge the entire match as he exhi bited some very quick and agile movements and holds the brown and white's jack platt continued the rout as he turned in three takedowns and a single escape to capture the 167 pound match from rutgers dick herrett 8-1 platt looked very good as he really show ed the near-capacity crowd some fine wrestling ability and why he can be expected to be a big help to coach leeman this winter in this light heavy weight class joe comly lehigh's 177-pound representative showed that last year's heavyweight experience will come in handy this season as he scored on a pin in the second period the victim was rutger's charlie scutter who had a rough time even before the fall was executed as he was taken down twice and reversed once in a fruitless effort to match comly the final bout of the evening was the heavyweight clash between rutger's dick ride and lehigh's man mountain dean werner seel with a tremendous ovation the lehigh heavyweight opened the first period stalking his opponent and siz ing him up after a reversal in the opening seconds of the second ses sion seel worked the rutger's mat man into a half-nelson and arm bar and successfully achieved his initial pin of the season a real crowd fa vorite seel showed some fine wres tling ability that matches his great physical strength the lehigh following should real ly be looking forward to the next meet as the engineers meet the mat team from f&m the first saturday following christmas vacation jan 10 coach leeman is doing a fine job in molding his first team here at le high — a team that can go a long way on the mats this winter don bott 54 played saint nick to these and 12 other kids from wiley house at the christmas party given for them by kappa alpha saturday night evidently the children enjoyed the movies candy and presents santa provided see story above lehigh university brown and white wrestling extra volume 64 number 23 friday december 19 1952 bethlehem penna arcadia to conduct revised evaluation fire ruins couch garb at sigma phi fire damaged at least 200 worth of clothing and furniture in a base ment room of sigma phi fraternity early wednesday morning bill coles 53 jim kressler 53 and graduate student george p robinson 111 were trapped in the adjoining room by the fire which damaged a couch some clothes part of the wall a number of library books and three completed term papers no one was injured at 4 a.m peter hoyt 53 smelled smoke and called the bethlehem fire department which extinguished the blaze in a few minutes assistant chief hardigan attributed the fire to a short-circuited lamp cord no estimate of the total damage has yet been released greek parties fete children capt ed mahoney gains near fall over rutgers bob alkcroft in his first win of season lehigh beat rutgers 29-3 in grace hall wednes day night grapplers smack rutgers 29-3 for 2nd straight win ifc to give sports cup all-university cups will be pre sented this year on flag-pole day to the winners of the three living groups in football basketball and softball these cups will be given to the university by ifc as a permanent memorial the winner of each league will have his name inscribed on the trophy and they will then be dis played in taylor gym for the re mainder of the year three small duplicate trophies which each liv ing group winner may keep will be presented by the pe department the awards are an attempt by ifc to foster better relations between the fraternity dorm and town groups also according to bill davis 53 ifc president they desire to do something tangible for the universi ty as a whole instead of just for the fraternity group with unanimous faculty approval the faculty evaluation program will be conducted during the last two weeks of the semester by arcadia assisted by pledges of phi eta sig ma freshman honorary warren stevens 53 chairman of the program described the plan of the arcadia committee in charge as a chance for students to criti cize their instructors constructively thus enabling the instructor to ad just his course and teaching methods that they may conform with the de sires of the students forms providing for appraisal of the course and instructor will be issued to instructors who will select a student to conduct the evaluation during the first 15 minutes of the period rather than the last 20 as in past years formerly arcadia had mailed post cards to two students designated by the course instructor asking them to make necessary arrangements and to conduct the evaluation arcadia made the change to increase the ef ficiency of the system stevens urged freshmen partic ularly to give thoughtful considera tion to the form which he said will be sealed until final grades for the semester have been issued the forms need not be signed but stevens stressed that they are not gripe sheets but are for the benefit of fu ture students in the course course evaluation will be con ducted at the discretion of the in structor but since the instructor is the only one who ever sees the form it is to his advantage to hold the evalution arcadia declared 4 religion courses among 18 added by university desire of lehigh men to delve deeper into the study of religion was recognized by the university's committee on educational policy when it announced the inclusion of four new religion courses among the 18 addi tions to the curriculum according to dr george harmon chairman for the committee other course additions include five in poli tical science three each in psychol ogy and chemistry and one each in geology industrial engineering and mathematics increasing the courses offered by the religion department by almost half the new fields of study will in clude an introductory course one devoted to the study of the gospels a third dealing with the principles of christian ethics and a survey of the development of christianity in europe and america new offerings in the department of history and government will per tain to studies of democrcay civil rights history of political thought administrative law and law-making tests and measurements and group testing techniques will be the basis or the three new courses in the psy chology department to the science curriculum have been added two courses in physical chemistry and one in advanced bio chemistry as well as a geology course also a descriptive mineral ogy which will discuss the rock forming mineral families and their chemical properties has been added application of the theory of prob ability to statistics physics and bi ology will constitute the new math ematics course while a new course to be given by the industrial engi neering department will deal with industrial management problems festive spirits surged across cam pus this week as several fraterni ties feted local children with christ mas parties featuring toys flicks sweets and santa claus kappa alpha treated 15 kids from wiley home saturday movies were shown and candy and presents given out by santa alpha chi rho feted 25 6 to 9-year-olds saturday night chi psi held a dinner for sev en boys from the wiley home on monday delta chi gave presents to 19 kids today following a dinner at the house lambda chi alpha had movies turkey and presents from santa for 12 boys from the good shepherd home on tuesday night phi gamma delta held a party for 12 children chosen by the salvation army on tuesday pi kappa alpha departing from the usual pattern is sending 38 gifts to the boys and girls at the wiley home
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Title | Brown and White Vol. 64 no. 23 |
Date | 1952-12-19 |
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Day | 19 |
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Title Essay | Published twice a week during the college year by the students of Lehigh University |
FullText | by don heath the grapplers of south mountain routed the scarlet and black of rut gers 20-3 at grace hall wednesday evening coach gerry leeman's team really piled it on their visitors in notching the second straight win of the young season alex mccobd 123 pounds won the initial lehigh match as he de cisioned paul bedell of rutgers at 130 pounds jim mahoney turn ed in his second straight fall of the year as he won over the scarlet's ron scudder with a neatly executed head scissors in the second period ken faust of the brown and white wrestling at 137 pounds turn ed in the quickest fall of the eve ning as he topped bill bossert with a top body press in the initial period lehigh's determined and ag gressive bill carlisle was held to a standstill as he lost to fred futchko rutgers 6-1 the rutgers represen tative was warned for his stalling tactics but his strategy worked as he won the decision and gained the 2 dorm men demerited by congdon one frosh and one sophomore have been reprimanded and assessed two and three disciplinary demerits re spectively for taking dates and li quor illegally into the dormitories wray h congdon discipline com mittee chairman announced this week these students showed lack of judgment concern and responsibili ty states the report when they took such action without permission and without ascertaining certainly whether or not an evening party had been arranged the students were noticed by a university policeman making a rou tine check of the campus at 1:30 the morning after the lafayette football game three lone rutger points in this 147 pound bout captain ed mahoney of lehigh wrestling in the 157-pound class decisioned the visitor's bob alkcroft 9-1 on three takedowns and an es cape the lehigh leader was in full charge the entire match as he exhi bited some very quick and agile movements and holds the brown and white's jack platt continued the rout as he turned in three takedowns and a single escape to capture the 167 pound match from rutgers dick herrett 8-1 platt looked very good as he really show ed the near-capacity crowd some fine wrestling ability and why he can be expected to be a big help to coach leeman this winter in this light heavy weight class joe comly lehigh's 177-pound representative showed that last year's heavyweight experience will come in handy this season as he scored on a pin in the second period the victim was rutger's charlie scutter who had a rough time even before the fall was executed as he was taken down twice and reversed once in a fruitless effort to match comly the final bout of the evening was the heavyweight clash between rutger's dick ride and lehigh's man mountain dean werner seel with a tremendous ovation the lehigh heavyweight opened the first period stalking his opponent and siz ing him up after a reversal in the opening seconds of the second ses sion seel worked the rutger's mat man into a half-nelson and arm bar and successfully achieved his initial pin of the season a real crowd fa vorite seel showed some fine wres tling ability that matches his great physical strength the lehigh following should real ly be looking forward to the next meet as the engineers meet the mat team from f&m the first saturday following christmas vacation jan 10 coach leeman is doing a fine job in molding his first team here at le high — a team that can go a long way on the mats this winter don bott 54 played saint nick to these and 12 other kids from wiley house at the christmas party given for them by kappa alpha saturday night evidently the children enjoyed the movies candy and presents santa provided see story above lehigh university brown and white wrestling extra volume 64 number 23 friday december 19 1952 bethlehem penna arcadia to conduct revised evaluation fire ruins couch garb at sigma phi fire damaged at least 200 worth of clothing and furniture in a base ment room of sigma phi fraternity early wednesday morning bill coles 53 jim kressler 53 and graduate student george p robinson 111 were trapped in the adjoining room by the fire which damaged a couch some clothes part of the wall a number of library books and three completed term papers no one was injured at 4 a.m peter hoyt 53 smelled smoke and called the bethlehem fire department which extinguished the blaze in a few minutes assistant chief hardigan attributed the fire to a short-circuited lamp cord no estimate of the total damage has yet been released greek parties fete children capt ed mahoney gains near fall over rutgers bob alkcroft in his first win of season lehigh beat rutgers 29-3 in grace hall wednes day night grapplers smack rutgers 29-3 for 2nd straight win ifc to give sports cup all-university cups will be pre sented this year on flag-pole day to the winners of the three living groups in football basketball and softball these cups will be given to the university by ifc as a permanent memorial the winner of each league will have his name inscribed on the trophy and they will then be dis played in taylor gym for the re mainder of the year three small duplicate trophies which each liv ing group winner may keep will be presented by the pe department the awards are an attempt by ifc to foster better relations between the fraternity dorm and town groups also according to bill davis 53 ifc president they desire to do something tangible for the universi ty as a whole instead of just for the fraternity group with unanimous faculty approval the faculty evaluation program will be conducted during the last two weeks of the semester by arcadia assisted by pledges of phi eta sig ma freshman honorary warren stevens 53 chairman of the program described the plan of the arcadia committee in charge as a chance for students to criti cize their instructors constructively thus enabling the instructor to ad just his course and teaching methods that they may conform with the de sires of the students forms providing for appraisal of the course and instructor will be issued to instructors who will select a student to conduct the evaluation during the first 15 minutes of the period rather than the last 20 as in past years formerly arcadia had mailed post cards to two students designated by the course instructor asking them to make necessary arrangements and to conduct the evaluation arcadia made the change to increase the ef ficiency of the system stevens urged freshmen partic ularly to give thoughtful considera tion to the form which he said will be sealed until final grades for the semester have been issued the forms need not be signed but stevens stressed that they are not gripe sheets but are for the benefit of fu ture students in the course course evaluation will be con ducted at the discretion of the in structor but since the instructor is the only one who ever sees the form it is to his advantage to hold the evalution arcadia declared 4 religion courses among 18 added by university desire of lehigh men to delve deeper into the study of religion was recognized by the university's committee on educational policy when it announced the inclusion of four new religion courses among the 18 addi tions to the curriculum according to dr george harmon chairman for the committee other course additions include five in poli tical science three each in psychol ogy and chemistry and one each in geology industrial engineering and mathematics increasing the courses offered by the religion department by almost half the new fields of study will in clude an introductory course one devoted to the study of the gospels a third dealing with the principles of christian ethics and a survey of the development of christianity in europe and america new offerings in the department of history and government will per tain to studies of democrcay civil rights history of political thought administrative law and law-making tests and measurements and group testing techniques will be the basis or the three new courses in the psy chology department to the science curriculum have been added two courses in physical chemistry and one in advanced bio chemistry as well as a geology course also a descriptive mineral ogy which will discuss the rock forming mineral families and their chemical properties has been added application of the theory of prob ability to statistics physics and bi ology will constitute the new math ematics course while a new course to be given by the industrial engi neering department will deal with industrial management problems festive spirits surged across cam pus this week as several fraterni ties feted local children with christ mas parties featuring toys flicks sweets and santa claus kappa alpha treated 15 kids from wiley home saturday movies were shown and candy and presents given out by santa alpha chi rho feted 25 6 to 9-year-olds saturday night chi psi held a dinner for sev en boys from the wiley home on monday delta chi gave presents to 19 kids today following a dinner at the house lambda chi alpha had movies turkey and presents from santa for 12 boys from the good shepherd home on tuesday night phi gamma delta held a party for 12 children chosen by the salvation army on tuesday pi kappa alpha departing from the usual pattern is sending 38 gifts to the boys and girls at the wiley home |
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