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notice soccer notice bethlehem pa friday february 29 1924 dramatic club selects cast notice price five cents maroon tossers here tomorrow lehigh wins by single point vol xxxi no 36 tankmen have double meet brown and white natators to face johns hopkins and catholic university lehigh to meet eastonians for the second battle of season play committee works on sce nario — chorus selections held friday hard matter to pick em little change in line-up freshmen will play also i ; ; all candidates for the varsity • • baseball team will sign up in the ; i lower office of the gymnasium on ! ; monday afternoon all battery men • ! and candidateh for assistant man '. ; ager will also meet manager j m j ■degnan and coach baldwin at the i i gymnasium at 4 p m the same [ j afternoon • lehigh musicale clubs entertaln lehigh matmen to grapple state manager brooks of the soc jcer team makes the following announcements : the pennant earned by the soccer team in winning the in tercollegiate championship in 1 1922 has now arrived and has j been added to the list of tro jphies at taylor gym the following men have been elected to serve as assistant managers of soccer for the com ing season : m d harris and j e hunter j p forbes was third man on the list frosh wrestlers to meet penn york alumni give fne dinner to lehigh musical clubs loss of regulars will weaken brown and white line-up aggressive yearling team expect strong opposition here saturday present powerful array the mustard and cheese held tryouts last wednesday night in drown hall for their next pro duction panchita a musical comedy in two acts these try outs were originally to be final but several of the competitors were so near equal that no def inite decision could be made the competitors gave short read ings and also danced a little ever since the first call the men have worked willingly and it seems as if another good show can be expected from the dram atic club members of the club selected the following men for parts pierre sandrini harry miller oliver denton bob dalgleish mrs harkins george koegler hilda harkins irving broads loulou oliver f zurn 3rd maurice groussot e w evans the selections for the remain ing characters could not be de cided upon because of the equal ability of the competitors but next week will bring forth def inite results frank baker will manage easton nine it would be difficult to fore cast the result of the swimming meet between lehigh and johns hopkins on friday but with the improvement which the brown and white tankmen have shown things look bright for a lehigh victory in all probability the re sult of the meet will rest upon 1 the relay johns hopkins was defeated saturday by rutgers with a score of 43 to 28 the lehigh team was also defeated by the new brunswick tankmen two weeks ago by the score 49-22 rutgers captured six first plac es from hopkins in their meet in view the brown and white's sweeping defeat of the new york university team last saturday in taylor pool and also taking into conisderation the improved form which the men have acquired the pros pects of returning from balti more with a win seem very l bright the brown and white team will meet johns hopkins friday night in the baltimore ahtletic club's pool saturday they wlil go to washington where they v/ill have a meet with the cath olic university returning sun day the lehigh team will have practically the same line-up as went against new york univer sity on saturday last tryouts will be held wednesday after noon to determine the men who will make the trip the plunge will be one of the events in the hopkins meet in this event either delong or shields will represent the brown and white either childs hoag land or astarita will be chosen in the dive j frank baker former home run king will manage a base ball club being organized at easton md where about 100 fans met tuesday night and de cided unanimously that the town wanted baseball and that baker should lead the team fourteen representative men of the county were selected to carry on the work of perman ent organization and application will be made for membership in the eastern shore league fred j miller will address mechanicals trophy cup to be awarded for fencing the yearling wrestling team is again in the midst of tryouts in preparation for their meet in taylor gymnasium saturday af ternoon against the freshmen team of the university of penn sylvania the team is in excel lent condition and to date h£js been on the long end of tbje score in every meet after easily defeating the blair academy team by a wide margin they were opposed by the baltimore city college grapplers who were also listed among their victims their last and most notable performance took place at an napolis last saturday when the team defeated the plebes by the score of 17 to 8 the university of pennsyl vania wrestlers have also shown up well so far th'js season and a very interesting meet will lend the proper atmosphere to the varsity meet with the strong perm state team which is to follow coach gihon has pro duced a very aggressive team out of new material which is showing up remarkably well under the heavy schedule which has been arranged besides these meets the freshman team has the strong cornell aggregation to meet in ithaca and will wind up the sea son by meeting the columbia grapplers in a dual meet with the varsity teams of the re spective universities soccer final postponed last friday the lehigh glee club left for a short concert tour from bethlehem they went to harrisburg and from there to york where their first en gagement was booked this en gagement was under the aus pices of the senior class of the york high school and included both the glee club and the collegians an orchestra com posed of lehigh men before the concert however the club attended a banquet which was given for them by the lehigjh alumni of york at this affair there was an attendance of about fifty thirty students and about twenty others from the hotel they then went to the ihgh school where they gave a fine performance throughout the whole program there was a j great amount of applause and encore after encore was called for the quartette was claimed the best heard in york for years and the entire club was compli mented on the fine technique which they used the program was as follows 1 the cavaliers son remold wer ronrath glee club i 2 novelties selected saxaphone quartette 3 the sweetest flower that blows hawley quartette gerhart dalgleish v w trumbore and mecance 4 waltz in c sharp minor selected 5 baritone solo selected mr i me hose 6 a just awearyin for you c j bon b phyllis the fair d pro therue mr r h dalgleish 7 a little jazz lehigh collegians glee club 11 8 hybrias the cretan j w euiott glee club 11 9 a male quartette j a parker mr e g mecance 10 radio stunt selected quartette 11 a olar trygvason edw greig b alma mater gibson 95 quar tette after the concert at york the club went to lebanon where they gave a short performance at a dance at present they are planning several short concerts and also one big one to be given in bethlehem the big concert will probably be given at the liberty high school in a few months the eastern final of the na tional football association's challenge cup competition be tween bethlehem steel and fall river soccer teams has been postponed a week from march 2 to 9 because of unfavorable playing field conditions calendar tiger fresh swimmers win gettysburg ahead at half-time but loses advantage in spectacular finish smith scores winning goal the brown and white bas ketball team regained its win ning stride on wednesday night after conquering the gettys burg quintette by a solitary point this was accomplished after they emerged victorious in the most torrid court contest staged in taylor gymnasium in many seasons the score being tied five times with lehigh leading by one point and but scarcely a half of a minute to go gerhardt the tall center of the visitors caged a two-pointer from a difficult angle and this gave the gettysburg team a lead of one point when the ball was put into play again the visitors tried their hardest to hold the ball but one of their passes was intercepted by a brown-jerseyed athlete and with not more than ten seconds to go smith drib bled the ball down the floor and caged his first field goal of the | half and saved the game i!he final whistle blew almost as soon as the ball had been put into play thus putting an end to j one of the hardest fought and j spectacular games ever played ! by a lehigh quintette at the start of the game the ' lehigh men took things tooj easy and after ten minutes had had elpasde the viistors had pil w up a 11 to 3 lead after tak ing time out at this point the brown and white team began to play faster and with inorfe letermination and slowly closed up the gap nevertheless the j half ended with the gettysburg | quintette on the long end of a 20 to 15 score the second half started off with a rush and the home team j brought their score up to 18 be fore the visitors succeeded in denting the scoring column bte play began to get faster and faster and consequently rough er and lingle and springsteen were fouled in quick succession both scoring two points and tie ing the score at 22 points for the first time during the con test the lehigh team assumed the lead when wein stein fouled by emanuel caged a single ! pointer the score was again tied when gerhardt scored one point on a free toss and again at 25 points as a result of a field goal by gallagher and two fouls by bream lehigh again secured the lead on a foul by captain lingle but gerhardt obtained the ball and tossed in one of the prettiest counters of the game here smith proved himself to be the hero of the occasion when he scored the final two-pointer with but three seconds to go at the start of the game gal continued on page t column 4 arrangements for frosh dance completed tomorrow will be the last time this year that the lehigh basketball team will be seen in action saturday evening in taylor gymnasium before a large crowd the successful brown and white five will meet the maroon tossers from down the river in what is expected to be the most exciting game wit nessed here for some time two weeks ago the lafayette team met defeat on their own small court by a 33-26 score notwith standing the fact that they were leading at half time 17-15 to make the night pleasanter the frosh team beat the lafayette yearlings by the close score of 21-20 both these fast teams will be seen in action tomorrow night since defeating lafayette on their own floor the brown and white team lost to rutgers the following week 38-30 who were defeated on lehigh's floor a few weeks previous 32-21 this un expected setback at the hands of scarlet five has caused the lehigh quintette to work all the j harder to perfect their plays and basket shooting so as to make a lafayette victory an impossi bility and avenge last year's de feat last year lehigh won the first game of the series by a 27 17 score and lost the second 32-22 in the play-off lehigh came out on the short end of a 21-17 score the score itself in dicates the closeness of that fast played and hard fought game a record attendance is ex pected to be on hand when the opening whistle is blown the exact line-up of either team is at present undecided though the five men who have proved them selves worthy will step on the floor to scramble for the open ing toss-up captain lingle who in the last games has attained his old form will be supported by either either hess or c l smith either will play their usual fast and accurate game though hess is expected to start gallagher will start in the center circle though there is a chance that bond or smith will be seen in the pivot position be fore the end of the game wein stein lehigh's fast guard will start in his accustomed place leading the defence and occa sionally slipping through and dropping in a double decker tc increase the score springsteea will be his partner and will help keep down the maroons score the probable line-up will be lehjgh lafayette hess forward capt crate lingle icapt . . forward hock gallagher centre duffy weiustein guard carney springsteen .. . guard repa faculty volley ball team defeats nazareth y the princeton freshman swimming team defeated ped die institute in brokow pool on wednesday 54 to 3 the tiger cubs took every first place and lost only one second place the 50-yard breast stroke event newark academy gymnasium team defeated the princeton freshmen 25 to 24 lynch funeral to take place today the lehigh mal-men will meet the pennsylvania state college wrestling squad in the taylor gymnasium on saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock following the freshman wrestling meet with the university of pennsyl vania frosh this will be the fourth meet for the nittany grapplers and they are yet to meet their first defeat thus far they have defeated prince ton springfield and syracuse the last two victims being com plete shut-outs the navy one of the strongest aggregations in the east was lucky to hold state to a 3-3 tie the perm state squad man for man presents a formidable line-up and one which will prove a hard obstacle for the brown and white captain xaito a japanese student is perhaps the strongest man of the lion's line-up and will op pose captain warriner in tlie 135-pound class cary in the 115-pound class was the only man of state to win a decision in the meet with the navy and much may be expected of him on saturday several changes may be made in the brown and white line-up before the bout with state col lege washburn of the 125 pound class has experienced dif ficulty in making the weight and there is a possibility that he may try out for the 135-poiund class in the future best and mathews seem to be the strong est competitors for the position vacated by washburn levitz in the heavyweight class expects to be fully recovered from his injury by the time of the meet the injury 1 of reynolds in the meet with cornell last saturday leaves a hole in the line-up which will probably be filled by paxton or campbell coach billy sheridan has been work ing very hard with the squad this week and is very optimistic despite the unfortunate set backs which the team has suf fered in losing several of the regulars the probable line-up 115-pound — perm state cary lehigh paxton camp bell 125-pound perm state hunt er lehigh matthews best 135-pound perm state cap tain naito ; lehigh captain warriner 145-pound — perm state black lehigh rogers 158-pound — perm state parthemore lehigh beck 175-pound — perm state davidson lehigh burke heavyweight — perm state burdan lehigh levitz glen killinger on yankees retired list glenn killinger former perm state athletic star and now as sistant to coach hugo bezdek at his alma mater has given up professional baseball in order to devote himself entirely to col lege coaching work it has been learned that killinger who has been under contract with the new york yankees ever since his graduation in 1922 has been placed on the voluntarily retir ed list at his request professor fretz donates cup as reward for best swordsman those interested in the ad 1 vancement of sport in general and that of fencing in particu lar were pleased to hear of the ! gift of a trophy cup for fencing i professor a henry fretz of the geology staff is the donor of this cup with its object to prfo j mote interest in fencing at le high the rules and regulations governing the cup are as fol lows i—eligibility1 — eligibility for award — any i student of lehigh university in | good scholastic standing who has attended not less than | twelve fencing classes during j the school year in which the award is made 2 — preliminary tryouts — to be held as best suited to thfj number 6f entrants 3 — final contest and award — trophy to be donated and awarded in custody for the en suing twelve months to the winner of a final contest held between the men selected in the preliminary tryouts this final contest to be a public exhibi tion suggested time and cir cumstances about march 1 of each year at a university smoker 4 — conducting of contest — contest to be properly offlcialed s possession of cvp — win ner to retain cup for twelve months winner of two such contests not necessarily in successive years to retain cup as his own personal property 6 — final authority — in all questions under preceding items or such as may arise without adequate provision in this deed final authority to be vested in the head of the department of physical education at lehigh university to all appearances the frosh brawl will come off with suc cess tickets are being distri buted by five members of the freshman class and to those who have not yet obtained tick ets it is advised that they be procured as soon as possible the patrons and patronesses for the dance will be president and mrs richards major and mrs patch dean and mrs mcconn professor and mrs reiter and professor and mrs stoughton the orchestra billed for the evening is the marquis orches tra from lafayette and it seems that lafayette holds a place in the affair since the dance will be held after the lafayette bas ketball game the chairman of the affair is hayes 27 and un der his supervision all arrange ments are made the affair pro mises to go down in the annals of lehigh as a successful frosh party the family of thomas j lynch former president of the national baseball league who died on wednesday at the hart ford conn hospital is receiv ing messages of sympathy from friends in the baseball world throughout the country some of whom attended his funeral which took place from st mary's church in new britan conn this morning mr lynch held the office of president of the national league for a period of four years and since his retirement he had be come interested in theatricals here but sustained his keen in terest in the national game the faculty volley ball team journeyed to nazareth monday evening where they were again entertained by the local y m c a team the members of the team assert that they have won a double header and that their game is improving with great strides after the hard fought game the team was given au excellent luncheon following which the websterian talent was brought into play the next contest will be on march 17 when a return game will be played also the faculty of lafayette have been chal lenged and an interesting game should be the result the follow ing faculty comprise the team h b pulsifer captain a butts w kreidler m bell chance j graham and j beaver enginers also hear dr richards talk on history of the society the lehigh valley section of the american society of me chanical engineers will meet this friday evening at 8 in the physics lecture room two very interesting addresses are scheduled and because of their especial interest to engineering students lehigh university students are invited to attend the meeting the first subject is manage ment which will be discussed by mr fred j miller a special ist in industrial management mr miller is a past president of the american society of me chanical engineers and is known in engineering circles both for his interest in the so ciety and for his extensive work along managerial lines the subject of management is one which is daily attracting more college-trained engineers and the address of mr miller on management offers an oppor tunity to learn the objects and scop of this work president charles r rich ards will speak on the history of the society the american society of mechanical engi neers is one of the big four of technical engineering socie ties it is nation-wide strong in numbers and well organized and is very active alone and also in conjunction with the ether large engineering socie ties the society is carrying for ward a constructive program aiding the advancement of en gineering knowledge and prac tice president richards has carefully followed and likewise contributed to the development of the society from its pioneev days to the present time and is well qualified to tell of its growth and history friday ; 11.00 a m — college lecture by : owen o'neill african ex : plorer motion pictures le \\ higii orpheum theatre open i only to students faculty and i faimilies of faculty •! • 7.30 — mustard and cheese final try j i ; outs for cast drown hall ; ; 8.00 p m lehigh valley sec ". tion of the american society ■of mechanical engineers i subject management by * mr fred j miller past pre ■sident of the society the • history of the society by j president c r richards ; physics lecture room saturday ■2.00 p m — wrestling meets in ; taylor gymnasium univers ; i ; sity of pennsylvania fresh ; men-lehigrh university fresh ; j i mem i ; o.3o frosli dance drown hall ; i s 3.30 p m — pennsylvania state ! college varsityjlehigh uni | versity varsity ■7.00 — basketball games in ta>ylor ■gymnasium lafayette col • lege fresbmenjjehigh uni • versity freshmen ; b.ls lafayette 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Title | Brown and White Vol. 31 no. 36 |
Date | 1924-02-29 |
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FullText | notice soccer notice bethlehem pa friday february 29 1924 dramatic club selects cast notice price five cents maroon tossers here tomorrow lehigh wins by single point vol xxxi no 36 tankmen have double meet brown and white natators to face johns hopkins and catholic university lehigh to meet eastonians for the second battle of season play committee works on sce nario — chorus selections held friday hard matter to pick em little change in line-up freshmen will play also i ; ; all candidates for the varsity • • baseball team will sign up in the ; i lower office of the gymnasium on ! ; monday afternoon all battery men • ! and candidateh for assistant man '. ; ager will also meet manager j m j ■degnan and coach baldwin at the i i gymnasium at 4 p m the same [ j afternoon • lehigh musicale clubs entertaln lehigh matmen to grapple state manager brooks of the soc jcer team makes the following announcements : the pennant earned by the soccer team in winning the in tercollegiate championship in 1 1922 has now arrived and has j been added to the list of tro jphies at taylor gym the following men have been elected to serve as assistant managers of soccer for the com ing season : m d harris and j e hunter j p forbes was third man on the list frosh wrestlers to meet penn york alumni give fne dinner to lehigh musical clubs loss of regulars will weaken brown and white line-up aggressive yearling team expect strong opposition here saturday present powerful array the mustard and cheese held tryouts last wednesday night in drown hall for their next pro duction panchita a musical comedy in two acts these try outs were originally to be final but several of the competitors were so near equal that no def inite decision could be made the competitors gave short read ings and also danced a little ever since the first call the men have worked willingly and it seems as if another good show can be expected from the dram atic club members of the club selected the following men for parts pierre sandrini harry miller oliver denton bob dalgleish mrs harkins george koegler hilda harkins irving broads loulou oliver f zurn 3rd maurice groussot e w evans the selections for the remain ing characters could not be de cided upon because of the equal ability of the competitors but next week will bring forth def inite results frank baker will manage easton nine it would be difficult to fore cast the result of the swimming meet between lehigh and johns hopkins on friday but with the improvement which the brown and white tankmen have shown things look bright for a lehigh victory in all probability the re sult of the meet will rest upon 1 the relay johns hopkins was defeated saturday by rutgers with a score of 43 to 28 the lehigh team was also defeated by the new brunswick tankmen two weeks ago by the score 49-22 rutgers captured six first plac es from hopkins in their meet in view the brown and white's sweeping defeat of the new york university team last saturday in taylor pool and also taking into conisderation the improved form which the men have acquired the pros pects of returning from balti more with a win seem very l bright the brown and white team will meet johns hopkins friday night in the baltimore ahtletic club's pool saturday they wlil go to washington where they v/ill have a meet with the cath olic university returning sun day the lehigh team will have practically the same line-up as went against new york univer sity on saturday last tryouts will be held wednesday after noon to determine the men who will make the trip the plunge will be one of the events in the hopkins meet in this event either delong or shields will represent the brown and white either childs hoag land or astarita will be chosen in the dive j frank baker former home run king will manage a base ball club being organized at easton md where about 100 fans met tuesday night and de cided unanimously that the town wanted baseball and that baker should lead the team fourteen representative men of the county were selected to carry on the work of perman ent organization and application will be made for membership in the eastern shore league fred j miller will address mechanicals trophy cup to be awarded for fencing the yearling wrestling team is again in the midst of tryouts in preparation for their meet in taylor gymnasium saturday af ternoon against the freshmen team of the university of penn sylvania the team is in excel lent condition and to date h£js been on the long end of tbje score in every meet after easily defeating the blair academy team by a wide margin they were opposed by the baltimore city college grapplers who were also listed among their victims their last and most notable performance took place at an napolis last saturday when the team defeated the plebes by the score of 17 to 8 the university of pennsyl vania wrestlers have also shown up well so far th'js season and a very interesting meet will lend the proper atmosphere to the varsity meet with the strong perm state team which is to follow coach gihon has pro duced a very aggressive team out of new material which is showing up remarkably well under the heavy schedule which has been arranged besides these meets the freshman team has the strong cornell aggregation to meet in ithaca and will wind up the sea son by meeting the columbia grapplers in a dual meet with the varsity teams of the re spective universities soccer final postponed last friday the lehigh glee club left for a short concert tour from bethlehem they went to harrisburg and from there to york where their first en gagement was booked this en gagement was under the aus pices of the senior class of the york high school and included both the glee club and the collegians an orchestra com posed of lehigh men before the concert however the club attended a banquet which was given for them by the lehigjh alumni of york at this affair there was an attendance of about fifty thirty students and about twenty others from the hotel they then went to the ihgh school where they gave a fine performance throughout the whole program there was a j great amount of applause and encore after encore was called for the quartette was claimed the best heard in york for years and the entire club was compli mented on the fine technique which they used the program was as follows 1 the cavaliers son remold wer ronrath glee club i 2 novelties selected saxaphone quartette 3 the sweetest flower that blows hawley quartette gerhart dalgleish v w trumbore and mecance 4 waltz in c sharp minor selected 5 baritone solo selected mr i me hose 6 a just awearyin for you c j bon b phyllis the fair d pro therue mr r h dalgleish 7 a little jazz lehigh collegians glee club 11 8 hybrias the cretan j w euiott glee club 11 9 a male quartette j a parker mr e g mecance 10 radio stunt selected quartette 11 a olar trygvason edw greig b alma mater gibson 95 quar tette after the concert at york the club went to lebanon where they gave a short performance at a dance at present they are planning several short concerts and also one big one to be given in bethlehem the big concert will probably be given at the liberty high school in a few months the eastern final of the na tional football association's challenge cup competition be tween bethlehem steel and fall river soccer teams has been postponed a week from march 2 to 9 because of unfavorable playing field conditions calendar tiger fresh swimmers win gettysburg ahead at half-time but loses advantage in spectacular finish smith scores winning goal the brown and white bas ketball team regained its win ning stride on wednesday night after conquering the gettys burg quintette by a solitary point this was accomplished after they emerged victorious in the most torrid court contest staged in taylor gymnasium in many seasons the score being tied five times with lehigh leading by one point and but scarcely a half of a minute to go gerhardt the tall center of the visitors caged a two-pointer from a difficult angle and this gave the gettysburg team a lead of one point when the ball was put into play again the visitors tried their hardest to hold the ball but one of their passes was intercepted by a brown-jerseyed athlete and with not more than ten seconds to go smith drib bled the ball down the floor and caged his first field goal of the | half and saved the game i!he final whistle blew almost as soon as the ball had been put into play thus putting an end to j one of the hardest fought and j spectacular games ever played ! by a lehigh quintette at the start of the game the ' lehigh men took things tooj easy and after ten minutes had had elpasde the viistors had pil w up a 11 to 3 lead after tak ing time out at this point the brown and white team began to play faster and with inorfe letermination and slowly closed up the gap nevertheless the j half ended with the gettysburg | quintette on the long end of a 20 to 15 score the second half started off with a rush and the home team j brought their score up to 18 be fore the visitors succeeded in denting the scoring column bte play began to get faster and faster and consequently rough er and lingle and springsteen were fouled in quick succession both scoring two points and tie ing the score at 22 points for the first time during the con test the lehigh team assumed the lead when wein stein fouled by emanuel caged a single ! pointer the score was again tied when gerhardt scored one point on a free toss and again at 25 points as a result of a field goal by gallagher and two fouls by bream lehigh again secured the lead on a foul by captain lingle but gerhardt obtained the ball and tossed in one of the prettiest counters of the game here smith proved himself to be the hero of the occasion when he scored the final two-pointer with but three seconds to go at the start of the game gal continued on page t column 4 arrangements for frosh dance completed tomorrow will be the last time this year that the lehigh basketball team will be seen in action saturday evening in taylor gymnasium before a large crowd the successful brown and white five will meet the maroon tossers from down the river in what is expected to be the most exciting game wit nessed here for some time two weeks ago the lafayette team met defeat on their own small court by a 33-26 score notwith standing the fact that they were leading at half time 17-15 to make the night pleasanter the frosh team beat the lafayette yearlings by the close score of 21-20 both these fast teams will be seen in action tomorrow night since defeating lafayette on their own floor the brown and white team lost to rutgers the following week 38-30 who were defeated on lehigh's floor a few weeks previous 32-21 this un expected setback at the hands of scarlet five has caused the lehigh quintette to work all the j harder to perfect their plays and basket shooting so as to make a lafayette victory an impossi bility and avenge last year's de feat last year lehigh won the first game of the series by a 27 17 score and lost the second 32-22 in the play-off lehigh came out on the short end of a 21-17 score the score itself in dicates the closeness of that fast played and hard fought game a record attendance is ex pected to be on hand when the opening whistle is blown the exact line-up of either team is at present undecided though the five men who have proved them selves worthy will step on the floor to scramble for the open ing toss-up captain lingle who in the last games has attained his old form will be supported by either either hess or c l smith either will play their usual fast and accurate game though hess is expected to start gallagher will start in the center circle though there is a chance that bond or smith will be seen in the pivot position be fore the end of the game wein stein lehigh's fast guard will start in his accustomed place leading the defence and occa sionally slipping through and dropping in a double decker tc increase the score springsteea will be his partner and will help keep down the maroons score the probable line-up will be lehjgh lafayette hess forward capt crate lingle icapt . . forward hock gallagher centre duffy weiustein guard carney springsteen .. . guard repa faculty volley ball team defeats nazareth y the princeton freshman swimming team defeated ped die institute in brokow pool on wednesday 54 to 3 the tiger cubs took every first place and lost only one second place the 50-yard breast stroke event newark academy gymnasium team defeated the princeton freshmen 25 to 24 lynch funeral to take place today the lehigh mal-men will meet the pennsylvania state college wrestling squad in the taylor gymnasium on saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock following the freshman wrestling meet with the university of pennsyl vania frosh this will be the fourth meet for the nittany grapplers and they are yet to meet their first defeat thus far they have defeated prince ton springfield and syracuse the last two victims being com plete shut-outs the navy one of the strongest aggregations in the east was lucky to hold state to a 3-3 tie the perm state squad man for man presents a formidable line-up and one which will prove a hard obstacle for the brown and white captain xaito a japanese student is perhaps the strongest man of the lion's line-up and will op pose captain warriner in tlie 135-pound class cary in the 115-pound class was the only man of state to win a decision in the meet with the navy and much may be expected of him on saturday several changes may be made in the brown and white line-up before the bout with state col lege washburn of the 125 pound class has experienced dif ficulty in making the weight and there is a possibility that he may try out for the 135-poiund class in the future best and mathews seem to be the strong est competitors for the position vacated by washburn levitz in the heavyweight class expects to be fully recovered from his injury by the time of the meet the injury 1 of reynolds in the meet with cornell last saturday leaves a hole in the line-up which will probably be filled by paxton or campbell coach billy sheridan has been work ing very hard with the squad this week and is very optimistic despite the unfortunate set backs which the team has suf fered in losing several of the regulars the probable line-up 115-pound — perm state cary lehigh paxton camp bell 125-pound perm state hunt er lehigh matthews best 135-pound perm state cap tain naito ; lehigh captain warriner 145-pound — perm state black lehigh rogers 158-pound — perm state parthemore lehigh beck 175-pound — perm state davidson lehigh burke heavyweight — perm state burdan lehigh levitz glen killinger on yankees retired list glenn killinger former perm state athletic star and now as sistant to coach hugo bezdek at his alma mater has given up professional baseball in order to devote himself entirely to col lege coaching work it has been learned that killinger who has been under contract with the new york yankees ever since his graduation in 1922 has been placed on the voluntarily retir ed list at his request professor fretz donates cup as reward for best swordsman those interested in the ad 1 vancement of sport in general and that of fencing in particu lar were pleased to hear of the ! gift of a trophy cup for fencing i professor a henry fretz of the geology staff is the donor of this cup with its object to prfo j mote interest in fencing at le high the rules and regulations governing the cup are as fol lows i—eligibility1 — eligibility for award — any i student of lehigh university in | good scholastic standing who has attended not less than | twelve fencing classes during j the school year in which the award is made 2 — preliminary tryouts — to be held as best suited to thfj number 6f entrants 3 — final contest and award — trophy to be donated and awarded in custody for the en suing twelve months to the winner of a final contest held between the men selected in the preliminary tryouts this final contest to be a public exhibi tion suggested time and cir cumstances about march 1 of each year at a university smoker 4 — conducting of contest — contest to be properly offlcialed s possession of cvp — win ner to retain cup for twelve months winner of two such contests not necessarily in successive years to retain cup as his own personal property 6 — final authority — in all questions under preceding items or such as may arise without adequate provision in this deed final authority to be vested in the head of the department of physical education at lehigh university to all appearances the frosh brawl will come off with suc cess tickets are being distri buted by five members of the freshman class and to those who have not yet obtained tick ets it is advised that they be procured as soon as possible the patrons and patronesses for the dance will be president and mrs richards major and mrs patch dean and mrs mcconn professor and mrs reiter and professor and mrs stoughton the orchestra billed for the evening is the marquis orches tra from lafayette and it seems that lafayette holds a place in the affair since the dance will be held after the lafayette bas ketball game the chairman of the affair is hayes 27 and un der his supervision all arrange ments are made the affair pro mises to go down in the annals of lehigh as a successful frosh party the family of thomas j lynch former president of the national baseball league who died on wednesday at the hart ford conn hospital is receiv ing messages of sympathy from friends in the baseball world throughout the country some of whom attended his funeral which took place from st mary's church in new britan conn this morning mr lynch held the office of president of the national league for a period of four years and since his retirement he had be come interested in theatricals here but sustained his keen in terest in the national game the faculty volley ball team journeyed to nazareth monday evening where they were again entertained by the local y m c a team the members of the team assert that they have won a double header and that their game is improving with great strides after the hard fought game the team was given au excellent luncheon following which the websterian talent was brought into play the next contest will be on march 17 when a return game will be played also the faculty of lafayette have been chal lenged and an interesting game should be the result the follow ing faculty comprise the team h b pulsifer captain a butts w kreidler m bell chance j graham and j beaver enginers also hear dr richards talk on history of the society the lehigh valley section of the american society of me chanical engineers will meet this friday evening at 8 in the physics lecture room two very interesting addresses are scheduled and because of their especial interest to engineering students lehigh university students are invited to attend the meeting the first subject is manage ment which will be discussed by mr fred j miller a special ist in industrial management mr miller is a past president of the american society of me chanical engineers and is known in engineering circles both for his interest in the so ciety and for his extensive work along managerial lines the subject of management is one which is daily attracting more college-trained engineers and the address of mr miller on management offers an oppor tunity to learn the objects and scop of this work president charles r rich ards will speak on the history of the society the american society of mechanical engi neers is one of the big four of technical engineering socie ties it is nation-wide strong in numbers and well organized and is very active alone and also in conjunction with the ether large engineering socie ties the society is carrying for ward a constructive program aiding the advancement of en gineering knowledge and prac tice president richards has carefully followed and likewise contributed to the development of the society from its pioneev days to the present time and is well qualified to tell of its growth and history friday ; 11.00 a m — college lecture by : owen o'neill african ex : plorer motion pictures le \\ higii orpheum theatre open i only to students faculty and i faimilies of faculty •! • 7.30 — mustard and cheese final try j i ; outs for cast drown hall ; ; 8.00 p m lehigh valley sec ". tion of the american society ■of mechanical engineers i subject management by * mr fred j miller past pre ■sident of the society the • history of the society by j president c r richards ; physics lecture room saturday ■2.00 p m — wrestling meets in ; taylor gymnasium univers ; i ; sity of pennsylvania fresh ; men-lehigrh university fresh ; j i mem i ; o.3o frosli dance drown hall ; i s 3.30 p m — pennsylvania state ! college varsityjlehigh uni | versity varsity ■7.00 — basketball games in ta>ylor ■gymnasium lafayette col • lege fresbmenjjehigh uni • versity freshmen ; b.ls lafayette college varsity ; lehigh university varsity ; tuesday ; 12.00 — brown and white meeting ; drown hall i ■•■•■■*■■■■>«■• •■■■■■>■■■■■■■■■■■>»■■■■brown and white • the freshman dance on march ; : ist will be the first college social i ; function since the house party i i last full the students are here i ; reminded that the arcadia rule 3 ! i which were passed last fall con ! 1 cernirik the use of intoxicating ■". liquors at college social functions • i are still in effect and violators of • * these rules will be punished lie ; • member that the aucceiss of the ; ; spring house party may depend on ; * this lance ; don't delay your epitome subscription save that difference have you done anything to help the other fellow subscribe to friendship fund |
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