Brown and White Vol. 31 no. 54

              bethlehem pa friday may 9 1924 vol xxxi no 54 price five cents prof stoughton delivers an address very interesting talk on the qualities which bring success in the assembly room of packer hall on friday at 11 o'clock professor bradely stoughton gave an orientation lecture for freshmen the sub ject of which was the quali ties which bring success the attendance of the freshmen was required but all classes were welcome in fact were urged to attend the lecture was based on the studies of viscount bryce ivnd h g wells or what these two eminent writers thought about what qualities were neces sary in a man in order to bring success in life it is interesting to note that these two widely read english authors nearly agreed in their list of qualities to bring about this almost uni versal desire unknown to either they agreed that courage inde pendence judgment and intelli gence were four essentials to bring about success on these four characteristics professor stoughton lectured giving al so the thoughts and idea s of viscount bryce and h g wells first defeat inlacrosse brown and white stickmen lose league game to stevens at hoboken rally failed by one goal the brown and white la j crosse team suffered its first set | back of the season on wednes day when it was forced to bow in defeat to the steven's stick men by the score of g to 5 the game was played at castle point hoboken as the score would indicate the contest was j desperately fought from start i to finish and the second half fairly bristled with sensational stick work by both teams the lehigh defense with the excep tion of springsteen played its poorest game of the season these husky stickmen to a man prevented an opposing tally on repeated occasions at the start lehigh played a ragged game and the stevens players who were in top form took advantage of this and scored soon after the opening whistle this end of the first half showed the stevens team leading by the margin of one goal the score being 3 to 2 abel and mitchell scored the markers for lehigh soon after the hostilities were resumed buck tied up the score at three all with a pretty shot this was the only time that j stevens was not leading the | opponents th^n scored three p:oals in rapid succession and the score stood at 6 to 3 until late in the second period at this stage with the warn ing that there were but five minutes left to play the brown and white stickmen seemed to be inspired with new life mc bride and widdowfield account j ing for one goal apiece this lieft but one minute of playing time and shots literally rained into stevens goal but white the brilliant goal keeper of the hosts warded off all shots in ex cellent manner saving the goal for his team lineup stevens lehigh white goal .... sehwimmer rlndeck point mckenzie donahue . . . cover point .... druhn west .... first defense s'liringhteen roaln . . . second defense abel campbell . .. third defense buck i pratt center mcßride sterr third attack groner allen second attack .. mitchell banning . . . first attack lisoer degan ..:... out home smith j dehart in home . . pakensam ooals allen 2 dogan 2 pratt i dehart abel mitchell buck mc j bride and widdowfield substitutes — braekman for oamp i bell dorse for west west for dor beb mylting for west cook for al , lea jewict for cook wanloll for mit ' chell widdowfield for lister i n y lehigh club visits weaf guests of american t and t co at special demonstration of radio broadcasting professor esty speaks a very interesting meeting of the new york lehigh club took place last week in uk american telephone and telegraph com pany building new york city radio fans will recognize this building as the home of station weaf the meeting of the club and the evening's \ entertainment was unique a special radio night was conducted by the a t & t company as the fea ture of the evening a complete demonstration of all the radio broadcasting and equipment and entertainment by several well known radio artists was part of the program mr j g trues dale and professor win esty of lehigh were the speakers of the evening mr morton sulzer 12 presi dent of the club was in charge of the meeting activities opened at 5.30 p m when the gather ing of 180 members and friends was organized into squads to visit the broadcasting rooms on the upper floors weaf uses four rooms for radio broadcasting work two roons are transmitting cham bers the third is a receiving loom and the fourth a control room the placing of tlie pianos r.peakers singers etc in front oi he microphone to obtain tho best modulation was explained ax this time the waiting lis ' of artists was s<s great that pro grams could be arranged to take place six months ahead all en lerininers from this station art first tested oefore th?v can give i.'ioir sketch and a!l speeches and the like must be written out and approved before they can be given an excellent dinner followed after which the gathering ad journed to the lecture hall here motion pictures were shown il lustrating the development of radio from the earliest concep tions of wireless the main speaker of the evening mr j g truesdale was next intro duced it is of interest to know that mr truesdale accompan ied president harding across the country in charge of all the president's broadcasting and that he was invited to go on the contemplated alaska trip as the personal guest of the president his talk took up the advertising value of radio and its accom plishments professor esty then spoke on things of interest about both radio and lehigh entertainment by vee lawn hurst leading jazz artist of weaf and scotty blakley the scotch air artist took place throughout the evening they were highly applauded on every appearance and rumor has it that vee almost took the highest honors of the even ing bryn mawr to send student to policewoman's school urgent demands growing out of nation-wide interest in the work being done by new york's policewomen will be met by the establishment this summer of a course for college women who will act as instructors in the school of policewomen here mrs mary e hamilton director of the women's precinct announced recently mount holyoke radcliffe and bryn mawr each will send a stu dent from the senior class to at tend the opening session the course as outlined by mrs hamilton will include instruc tion in abnormal psychology criminology and kindred sub jects with a complete course in personal identification finger print reading and jiu-jitsu motion pictures at r r society meet films of victorian railways wil be exhibited in physics lecture room , the railroad society has been very fortunate in securing mo tion pictures of the victorian railways in australia to show at their meeting to be held this evening at 8 o'clock in the physics building these films have been secured through the courtesy of mr r t sawyer an intimate friend of dr richards mr sawyer just returned from a trip around the world and the pictures which he took of the victorian railways are reliable and authen tic as to the construction and development of australian rail ways the victorian railways are government owned and operat ed the electric system of mel bourne is of the most modern type and was used as a model by chicago when the latter first contemplated installing an elec tric system the films brought back by mr sawyer should be cf interest to all engineers and particularly those interested in railroading noted engineer guest of m e.'s f b gilbreth to deliver address on one best way to do work speaker well qualified the students and faculty of lehigh university and the en gineers of this vicinity are to be given a treat this monday even ing when mr frank b gil breth managment engineer of world-wide fame will talk on the one best way to do work mr gilbreih is one of the oustanding engineers of to day and for years has been a leader in the discovery and ap plication of the principles of scientific management~his talk on the one best way to do woi-k will be a non-technical description of the way in which any kind of work whether engi neering or not may best be tackled and carried through to success mr gilbreth has reorganized and modernized scores of large industrial concerns ranging from foundries machine shops and laundries to factories pro ducing textiles buttons jewelry and ribbons in each of these plants he has developed and in stalled new methods of doing work these methods have en abled the owners to lighten the burden of the employee im prove the quality of the product and increase the dividend of the stockholder mr gilbreth has put into practice the principles which he will explain in tap one best way to do work and these principles have stood the test of actual experience mr gilbreth's work as con sulting management engineer is unique in that it is also the oc cupation of his wife who is his partner in this work mrs gil breth author of several books on practical psychology and ex pert on the psychological side of management works with her husband on all his large prob lems of reorganization and it is through the combined efforts of two such experts working in co operation that the seeming mir acles of scientific management have been accomplished the one best way to do work is being given here by mr gilbreth at the request of the mechanical engineering so ciety the meeting is to be at 8 o'clock monday evening in the physics lecture room and the society extends an invitation to everyone who has work to do to come and hear about the one best way important game for lehigh nine : first of series with lafayette to be played at easton tomorrow afternoon - close contest is expected i to-omorrow afternoon the | brown and white nine journeys to easton to meet the strong maroon team the lafayette team has had a very successful season to date defeating rut gers 16 to 2 catholic univer sity u to 3 and john hopkins 4 to 0 the lafayette nine will play lehigh in the regular three game series the first game to be played at easton the second game at bethlehem and the third game at easton coach baldwin has high hopes for his men this year and expects to avenge the stinging defeats that lehigh suffered at the hands of lafayette last year in all probability dußois will oppose either harry or yeisley of lafayette in the pitching duel tomorrow on march field it will be remembered that the brown and white defeated se ton hall by the score of 3 to 2 while lafayette bowed to seton hall by the score of 3-0 as another basis of compari son c c n y may be taken the new yorkers defeated laf ayette in a slugfest 1g to 9 while they just hosed out the brown and white by a 7 to g score coach baldwin has been giv ing his pitchers a hard work-out this week using dußois mc kenzie walker , adams luce and weston in the practice games tuesday afternoon the lehigh nine played a practice game with the strong heller town nine and after seven hard innings the game was called several new plays were tried out in this game and proved satis factory the infield has shown up very well this week with rogers on the first sack and holding things down to perfection and ambler at short doing his usual good work with mell holding down the third sack and prior guard ing the home plate the maroon nine will have to do some hard hitting to keep the brown and white nine from winning the first game of the series the probable line-ups will be lehigh — rogers lb prior c adams of hess if hayes rf , mell 3b ambler ss rice 2b and dußois p lafayette — willever 3b brun ner 2b berry c ernst cf geb hart lb kirkleski ss halstead if hughes rf and harry or hal stead p ♦ so far so good in these days of dashing au tomobiles this form of conver sation is appropriate how are you today oh all right so far youngstown telegram three plays by lehigh faculty sixth annual production of dra matic club tonight in drown hall | offer excellent program a dress rehearsal wednesday night completed the prepara tions for the faculty show | which will be given in drown hall on friday night at 8.15 o'clock the faculty dramatic club's presentation this year consists of three one act plays he by eugene o'neil sham by frank e tomkins and the trysting place by booth tarkington friday night the show will be open to the public students will be allowed admission for 50 cents the plays were also presented at the rittersville state hospital on thursday evening this season's production promises to be very good about twenty-five faculty members and their wives will take part a new set has been completed for the stage consisting of com plete draperies for the entire stage and with the different col ored lights which will be used the effect is extremely good the first of the plays he is laid in the northern seas with the plot woven around the ex periences of a whaling boat the boat had been ice-bound for two years and with the catch of oil very small the crew has be come mutinous and threatens to take action captain keeney has about been persuaded to turn about by his wife who is tired of the cold northern seas ac tion starts with the discovery by one of the crew of a number of whales to the north the plot is extremely clever and one which every one will enjoy sham is also clever al though of a much lighter na ture the play deals with the trials of a newly married cou ple who attempt to maintain a high social prestige in a very well-to-do neighborhood their hopes of social prominence are continued on page 4 uqluvm 3 calendar : freshman orientation lecture 11 ■ : a m i mathematics club mealing 3 ; | p m ; • burr meeting drown hall 7.15 ; ■ p m : ; faculty plays 8.15 p m ; railroad meet physics lecture '. ; room 8 p.m saturday may 10 i baseball game lafayette vs j i lehigh at easton | lacrosse game mt washington ; ! vs lehigh at upper field tuesday may 13 brown and white meet ing drown '. • hall at noon lehigh trackmen visit garnet brown and white track and field j experts to meet little quakers high hopes for victory i this saturday the lehigh speed artists will journey to i swarthmore where they will i endeavor to continue their win i ning streak started last satur day when delaware was de 1 cisively beaten by the score of , 77 to 35 swarthmore will pre sent a formidable aggregation but coach kanaly's charges are j conceded a good chance to come out on top the brown and white team this season is one of the best balanced teams that have been seen here for the past several yars and much is to be expected from them at the start of the year it was doubtful as to the strength of the field events however dur ing the past week gisriel has been throwing the discus sev eral yards over the present le high record of 118 feet and yeager has perfected his throw ing of the javelin until he has now been throwing within a foot of the record which is at 347 feet best and meyers loom up as worthy representatives in the pole vault while sanford and astarita will hold down the broad jumping gisriel and roth will put the shot in the running events cap toin carol may be depended upon in the 100 and 220 with croll and cox helping him share honors croll and springsteen will run the quarter with sieg mund and m d harris in the half in the mile brandon and barba will set the pace while in the two-mile fulton and swinton will run smith after his great work last saturday in the hurdles will be able to worry his opponents to date there has been but few reports of the activities of the swarthmore squad earlier in the season they suffered de feat at the hands of johns hop kins by the score of 79 to 51 the probable team that the le high runners will meet is as fol lows 100 and 220 yard dash nuck ols 440 yard dash rumble 880 yard run perdue one mile palmer two-miles lewis 120 yard hurdles norton 220 yard hurdles unger shot-put wil cox pole vault cliff discus wilcox broad jump unger ja velin guttormensen wilcox lundell track leader of harvard freshmen carl g t lundell of dor chester twice track leader at exeter was selected as captain of the harvard freshmen track team lundell's specialty is sprinting although at exeter he also threw the shot and discus did the broad jump and ran the quarter he also was a star foot ball player scarlet tossers bow to lehigh brown and white batsmen vic torious over rutgers in pitching duel weston works out well the lehigh university base ball nine broke its losing streak wednesday afternoon when they emerged on the long end of a 2-1 score in a game with the old rivals rutgers the game was a pitchers duel from beginning to end wolf pitched superb ball for the visitors allowing only four hits in nine innings and making eleven of the lehigh batters carve the ozone for loliigb dußois pitched the first four innigs giving two hits ami get ting eight strikeouts he was relieved in the fifth by weston who held the rutgers hitters to three safe hits in the remaining five frames of the game , rutgers scored in the first inning on a walk to denman platt's single and an error by prior lehigh came back in their half and evened the count rogers doubled and prior walk ed rogers was caught off sec ond by butcher's throw to den man prior stole second and scored on a single by hess in the third prior tripled to deep center and scored on a wild pitch this game marked the first appearance of weston the elongated hurler who formerly wore the red and blue of the university of pennsylvania in addition to pitching an excellent brand of ball the tall twirler fielded his position in an excel lent manner in the eighth frame he stopped a hard drive which had all the earmarks of a solid single to center field in the seventh inning he retired the opponents with five pitched balls the game in detail first inning terrill flied out to ambler denman walked and went to third on platt's single to right elesser fanned butcher went to first when prior left the last strike go past him denman scoring kimble fouled out to prior rogers doubled to deep cen ter prior walked butcher threw to denman who tagged rogers out off second adams flied out to johnson prior stole second and scored on a single to left by hess hess stole second hayes popped up to denman second inning hanf struck out johnson hit a long fly to hayes wolf fan ned mell singled and took second on ambler's sacrifice bunt mell continued on i'cyc j column si j dobie proposes new plan for letter award gilmour dobie cornell's foot ball coach is advocating a new plan regarding the awarding of the varsity c to athletes which he believes will prevent letter men busting out of the univer sity because of their athletic ac tivities he outlined his idea in an address at the sophomore smoker dobie would i'equire all c men to remain in good schol jistic standing during the sem ester in which their letter is awarded and for the semester directly succeeding if the ath lete should not live up to this rule his letter would be recalled dobie cites several examples from his coaching experience at cornell of promising athletes whose success went to their heads we cannot tolerate such men on cornell teams the coach said the situation can and should be remedied by class or ganizations and fraternities there are too many men here who after winning their foot ball c let down in their schol astic work and as a result are dropped from the university brown and white notice ; the regular meeting of the i ; burr board will be held in drown ! ; hall tonight at 7.15 p m | lehigh university faculty | | dramatic club's annual j | production | | friday evening may 9th j i three one act plays he eugene o'neill sham ... frank g tompkins trysting place booth tarkington admission for students 50 cents curtain 8.15 be down at easton tomorrow afternoon i i don't forget the faculty plays tonight