Brown and White Vol. 31 no. 37

              many failed in first term chapel attendance college lecture by dr o'neil vol xxxl no 37 state wrestlers defeat lehigh in hard battle price five cents lehigh clinches court series with lafayette african explorer delivers an illus trated talk at orpheum theatre nittany lions floor brown and white matmen winning four decisions warriner loses to captain naito by slight margin weinstein's flashy playing helps the invincible brown and white quintet to battle through to hard-earned victory game hotly contested for 2 periods films taken at great risk three regulars kept out of line-up had his man on the mat and held him there despite his des perate efforts to tear loose fin ally after about a minute rum baugh got to his feet and se cured a hold on burke the brown and white matman how ever quickly reversed the ad vantage and held rumbaugh for a short time the remainder of the ten minutes neither man could secure the advantage and burke came out with one min ute and 26 seconds to the good since the meet was already lost yeager wrestled in levitz's place against burdan and suc ceeded only in securing a draw both men worked hard to get his man down but neither suc continncd on page .}, column s continuing the winning strides regained in the gettys burg fray after a setback at the hands of rutgers the brown and white basketball team de feated the lafayette quintette by a score of 22-19 in a most heated contest which was very closely guarded by both teams lehigh had an aggressiveness that could not be denied and the maroon players were forced to bow to their superior floor art ists taylor gym was crowded and the spectators were provid ed with many thrills throughout the entire contest lafayette made a great spurt at the be ginning of the second half and after drawing first blood they continued their attack and tied the score twice but never as suming the lead duffy ana freshman dance well attended frosh cagemen swamp lafayette affair a huge success — all the faculty regulations observed show excellent team work in fast game which hands defeat to maroon i overcomes lead at beginning and speedily evens the score second half disastrous price hall won its second game in succession in the dor mitory basketball league when the section a quintet on fri day night was conquered by the score of 21 to 11 at the beginning of the contest section a held a slight lead but this advantage was of short dura tion the speedy combination from price hall soon evened the score and held a small margin throughout the remainder of the half which ended 7 to 6 in the second half the winners gradually drew away from their opponents the latter scoring but four points during the period totals 2 7 11 subs — allen for pineda t cowan for loebell pineda for allen mckee for malse trumball for molitor f f cowan for dancy schwartz for rogers a s m e hold lively meet less than half rceive credit for course — those who failed must repeat some very interesting figures were obtained from the office of the dean on chapel attendance for the preceding term of a to tal of 681 students who were re quired to attend at least 48 ser vices during the semester only 320 secured a grade of d or above in other words there were 363 who failed to attend the required number of times and wtere given a grade of f of the 320 who did pass 275 were graded d 35 were graded c ; 9 succeeded in securing a b and but one student earned an a all students who did not at tend 48 times were graded f no grade of e was given since there can be no re-examination given in this subject a grade of d signifies that the student at i tended between 48 and 50 times ; c between 56 and 64 times b between 64 and 72 times and an a between 73 and 80 tjmes there was a total of eighty ex ; ercises there were a few stu dents who were allowed to sub stitute ethics for chapel be cause of their religious princi ples or because of their work ing during the noon hour of those who were given a grade of f 122 attended be jtween 40 and 47 times nine of j these missed a grade of d by one having been there only 47 times seventy-seven men at tended exactly 48 exercises andj 34 were on the safe side and went to one extra service any student may find out his indi vidual record by inquiring at the dean's office all those who received a grade of f are re quired to make this up by at tending an extra term former president of society and dr richards both deliver addresses minor sports exhibit tonight fifteenth annual event to take place in lafayette college barracks saturday night the freshmen basketball team decisively de feated their up the river rivals in the return game of the series by the score of 46 to 21 w^th the blow of the whistle at 7.15 the frosh obtained possession of the ball and gave the specta tors a wonderful exhibition of teamwork combined with an uncanny accuracy in shooting field goals the maroon cage men on the other hand weife prone to individual playing and en this account were unable to cope with the co-operation be tween the brown and white tossers the first half of the first per iod found c shaub the higjh point scorer with e shaub in second place at this stage of the game lafayette started a comeback but found the le high team intact from this point on the game was entirely in the hands of the home team the work of gualco fulton farrell and nagle featuring with that of the above mentioned players the playing of got wahls on the visitors team stood out above his teammates c sahub finished the game with eight field goals to his credit and four out of six tries in shooting fouls gualco and f shaub were the other high point scorers of the contest lehigh lafayette naglo forward . . . gotwahls c shaub forward — . . . heintel fulton centre bush farrell guard krick | e shaub guard h smith substitutions — lehigh farrell tor fulton coombs for farrell gualco for nagel wilson for farrell nagle ror wilson martindale for wilson ful ton for e sliaub lafayette johnston for bush fields goals — shaub s gualco 5 b shaub 5 gotwahls 5 wilson 2 i nagle 1 fulton 1 smith 1 foul goals shaub 4 heintel 3 got 3 smith 1 final score 46 to 21 notice townmen notice y the freshman dance in drown hall last saturday even ing wag all that could be desir ed in the way of an informal dance the attendance was large the orchestra good and the refreshments fine dancing did not start until nearly ten o'clock due to the small number of couples pres ent until after the basketball games soon after taylor gym was emptied however activity went into full force in drown hall and the first college dance since the house party was soon in full swing the marquis or chestra from easton furnished appropriate music throughout the evening although the num ber present was large the dance floor was less crowded than is usual on such occasions the stag line was in full promin ence until the last note of mu sic sounded forth shortly after twelve the stags did their ut most in entertaining the young ladies present and it is in pa due to their activity that the dance was the success that it is refreshments were served at eleven o'clock and consisted of ice cream and cake excellent punch was served throughout the evening intoxicating liquor was chiefly noticeable by its ab sence and the faculty regula tions were fully observed on this score the patrons and patronesses who attended were dr rich ards and mrs richards dean mcconn and mrs mcconn pro fessor reiter and mrs reiter major and mrs patch profes sor stoughton and mrs stough tgn admission to the dance floor was attained by only those who wore a short green ribbon and many of the frosh were proud of the fact that nearly half the college was wearing the fresh man green calendar the time on the special sub scription offer for the epitome has been extended to march 15th and it is hoped that those who have delayed will take advan tage of this extension immedi ately turn in your 2.00 now and 3.00 when the epitome is published otherwise the price , will be 6.00 so the special offer will be a saving to you the lehigh valley section of the american society of me chanical engineers held a very interesting meeting last friday evening in the physics lecture room the speakers were mr fred miller former president of the a s m e whose subject was management and presi dent charles r richards of lehigh who spo k e on the his tory of the society mr miller who has made a lifetime study of management presented his subject in a very clear and intelligible form without going into the details of any so-called systems of management he dwelt on the underlying principles which ap ply equally well to the solution of all managerial problems mr miller carefully distinguished between the science of manage ment and the art of manage ment both the science and the art are to be desired for science without art will fall far short of attaining the fullest measure of managerial success this is most apparent where a manager relies on elaborate systems of scientific management and neglects the art of getting along with his subordinates through his neglect of this art he sacri fice's the power of inspiring them to their best efforts and likewise of securing unselfish co-operation among them no system of scientific manage ment however thorough can supply inspiration and the will to co-operate only an applica tion of the art of management can supply these mr miller pointed out the en j couraging fact that once recog n izing the importance of the hu man side of management it is not extremely difficult to mas ter this art in this connection he gave several basic rules which if followed will aid in successfully conducting the re lations between employer and mployee the employer should recognize that his employees are anxious to succeed the em continued on page s column s perm state emerged victori ous from a wrestling meet in taylor gymnasium saturday af ternoon winning four out of the seven bouts on decision and making a total count of 12 to lehigh's 6 the heavyweight bout resulted in a draw neither man reaching the mat campbell of lehigh started the meet off by losing to cary of perm state by decision cary gained the advantage almost from the start and held camp bell for practically nine minutes out of the ten the lehigh mat man fought hard and never al lowed the visitor to get him in a really dangerous position the feature of the bout was the way cary stood campbell on his head \ for fifteen seconds at a stretch without the brown and white man allowing his shoulders to touch the mat matthews of lehigh was next on the program and also lost toj hunter of state on decision this match started off very close both men being on the mat but neither having the advan tage for about a minute hunter j finally gained the advantage but after quite a struggle matthews broke loose after a time of no | advantage matthews finally gained the advantage over hun ter and almost made a fall but the state man got out of it and secured the advantage again un til the end of the bout the 135 pound class bout was one of the most interesting ever seen in taylor gymnasium it was between captain warriner of lehigh and captain naito of state the latter winning by referee's decision with a time advantage of 26 seconds war riner used his opponents own tactics by getting down and wrestling with one knee on the mat both wrestlers were wary and waited tensely for a place to make a break before touching each other once warriner caught naito off his guard and held him for three seconds but the state man broke away nai to also had the advantage over warriner for 26 seconds rogers of lehigh made the first score for the brown and white by securing a decision ov er black of state in the 145 pound class almost at the start rogers made a break for his man and put him on the mat but only for a few seconds again rogers put his man to the mat and after quite a strag gle black got to his feet then ensued a period of very fast wrestling first one man being on top and then the other rog ers however was a little bit faster than his opponent and gained a time advantage of three minutes and 23 seconds beck next lost the 158 pound bout to parthemore of state by decision after quite an exciting ten minutes beck brought his man to the floor in a few sec onds but failed to hold him and allowed parthemore to gain the advantage beck managed to break away and then the real battle began parthemore suc ceeded in getting a hold on beck and worked like a trojan but was unable to do anything more than to wear himself out then beck secured a hold and tried unsuccessfully to turn the state man on his back but failed par themore came out with a time advantage of five minutes and four seconds burke of lehigh then crashed through with the remaining two points of the brown and white's score when he secured a decis ion over rumbaugh of state the bout started off with lots of action but before long burke crate were responsible for this flash work however the brown and white dribblers tightened their defense and started in on a successful offense which net ted a six point lead which was never overcome weinstein was the outstanding player on the mountaineers five and played a remarkable game in the second half with many spectacular pentrations of the maroon de fense which invariably resulted in another double-decker check ed up for the home team gal lagher played a fine game also especially in the first half when he tallied two-pointers with as tonishing accuracy an end to a very hard fought battle was brought with the sounding of the final bell the lehigh quin tette still maintaing its lead by a three point margin at the beginning of the game the brown and white players followed gallagher's aggressive ness and managed to lead laf ayette from the start after over coming a one point lead from a free throw and springsteen and weinstein proved to be an im passable barrier for the easton ians for the ball was in play m their territory the geater part of the first half kearney broke up many flashy attacks of the le high forwards and kept the score down to a low figure time out was taken to fix springsteen's footwear and when the play was resumed captain lingle seemed to have installed new fight into his men and the half ended with the score standing 10-8 in favor of the home team lafayette made most of her eight tallies on fouls while they on the contrary played a very clean game leav ing most of the home points ac counted for by goals from the field hess did not have his eye on the basket as well as usual but he played his usual steady game breaking through the hos tile defense and feeding the ball to his teammates when he was closely guarded the second half opened with a spurt from the down river team which brought them up on even terms with the engineers and gave them added confid ence to continue the attack however weinstein seemed im bued with new fight during the entire second half and started in to break up all their plays with the aid of springsteen not sat isfied with merely ruining laf ayette's chances for evening the series of the season he broke through on several different oc casions to make the length of the court with a field goal as the result his fight pushed the brown and white into a lead which was never overcome it was at this point that the play ing began to get faster with the consequence that it became considerably rougher fouls were imposed on both team finally terminating with the dis missal of hock on personals moore took his place at the for ward position and played the re mainder of the game scoring two very neat foul goals for the eastonians the end of the con test came with the mountain eers victorious thus clinching the series with lafayette for the first time in several years last year the team defeated lafay ette in the first game but could not seem to hold their rivals in the ensuing contest both of which were won by the oppon ents form easton giving them the series the remaining game to be played off will no doubt remain unplayed because there is no continued on papc //. column s for the convenience of those men living in bethlehem or rooming down town who have not as yet paid their arcadia fees there will be a man in the brown and white room drown hall to whom these fees may be paid at the following hours this week 3.30 to 4.30 p m tues wed thurs fri and 10.00 to 12.00 saturday this fee is collected annually from each man in college and is used to de fray the expenses of various col lege functions such as smokers etc the fee is fifty cents ; tuesday : 12.00 brown and white meeting : drown hall friday • 8.00 p m meeting of robert w • blake society coppee hall ; faculty dance drown hall ; saturday • 2.30 p m.—^swimiming meet le : high university versus j swartiwnore college taylor • '• pool last friday the usual college lecture took on a new and ex ceedingly entertaining form it consisted of a travalogue illus trated by magnificent colored motion pictures presented by dr owen rowe o'neil the not ed african explorer not only was it greatly entertaining and interesting but it was of great geographical and historical val ue first he gave a vivid and realistic description of the sav age black of south africa he stated that of these people south of the sahara desert there are fifty-two million which are di vided into twenty-seven differ ent tribes the majority of these worship the sun practice polyg amy and some even practice cannibalism he told about their domestic life their ways of liv ing and their system of values in which one english gold pound is worth a goat five goats worth a cow and one cow worth a woman he also said that he knew one man who was consid ered by his people to be a multi millioiutaire he owned sixty three wives had two hundred and seventy-three children and expected thirty-three more all this he illustrated with pictures which had taken great expense and risk to film the pictures also showed the prevailing modes in african fashion the royal city where king buno of swaziland lived with his thous ands of warriors about him the local chiefs the witch doctors and the methods of dressing the hair and scarring the foreheads the greater part of the lec tui'e and motion pictures how ever was taken up with a his tory and the adventures of the boers in africa and how south africa was colonized he told how the boers had first settled in a colony at the cape but find ing the natives too hostile and savage they set out to the north to find a new place to settle after many hardships and great losses by fierce battles with the natives they finally established what is now the boer repub lic in this history was includ ed the story of his ancestors his parents and also his own life about the most interesting part of the travalogue if one part could be better than anoth er was the account of the revo lution in swaziland when after the old king had died his motl er refused to give the throne to the proper heir o'neil organiz ed a party and after rhuch troub le bought the privilege to film the coronation but the old queen again changed her mind and he was ordered out of the countiy however o'neil and his men joined the revolutionists even allowed themselves to be initiat ed into the royal regiment and in this way obtained many val uable pictures finally the mother of the dead king was attacked stabbed to death and her body burned on a previous ly prepared pyre the revolution then became so fierce that the british government was forced to go into the country to quiet it the fifteenth annual indoor exhibition qf minor sports will be held tonight in the lafayette college barracks at easton un der the auspices of the depart ment of physical training at this time the lafayette boxing team which will meet lehigh will be selected the winner in each class will be se lected to box the brown and white representatives at a meet which is being arranged the gymnastic carnival has always proved to be the biggest athletic event of the winter sea son at lafayette and the exhi bitions have grown to large proportions since the initial event held in the old gymnasium in the winter of 1910 when doc introduced what has since become an annual occurrence the lafayette college band will give a concert prior to the opening event as the games will i jbe staged in the barracks there i will be much more room than i would have been available in the old gymnasium ' prizes will be awarded by the physical department to the win ners of all the matches the fencing championship canies with it the a harry fretz fenc ing loving cup this beautiful silver trophy is annually offered for this event by an alumnus of i lafayette in addition the bible i department of lafayette col jlege has offered for the annual i boxing competition a silver tro phy to be awarded to the class scoring the largest total in the boxing events the officials who were recent ly announced will be wrestling referee mr lewis n gold smith president of the a a u of the middle atlantic associa tion boxing referee mr james poland judges dr f a march jr and 0 n graves ; timer dr a k heckel brown and white bethlehem pa tuesday march 4 1924 price hall downs section a in dormitory series f.g f.g pineda f 0 2 dancy f 1 0 3ox c „* 0 bergen g 3 1 loebell g 0 0 mien f 1 0 i cowan g 0 0 t cowan f 0 0 pts 2 2 8 7 0 2 0 0 total 9 9 21 section a f.g f.g pennlngton f 0 1 rogers f 2 1 molitor c 0 0 wurster g a.o 0 maise g 0 5 mekee g 0 0 rrumball c 0 0 schwartz f 0 0 pts 1 5 0 0 5 0 0 0 support the student self aid bureau buy socks and golf hose at the self aid store in drown hall upperclassmen now is the time to take care of the campus start sooner and keep off the grass