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notice price five cents trackmen leave for big meet finals played in frat sports bach festival called off 1925 epitome on sale next week bethle hem pa friday may 23 1924 vol xxxi no 58 lehigh battles maroon sluggers important notice taylor field to be the scene of spectacular decisive game illness of conductor causes direc tors to postpone event indefinitely sigma chi wins bowling tourney and sigma nu takes baseball ten lehigh stars journey to new ark delaware for intercollegiates ■■important business meeting of ; i arts and science clubs in coppee • ; hall friday evening at 8 o'clock '. ' election of officers there will be an important meet ; ; ing of the senior class in drown ■; hall sunday at 12 p m sharp ■i all seniors are requested to be ■| there if possible ; '........... : annual tap day last friday capt carol in top form all ticket holders notified batting orders unchanged active students honored fifteen members of junior class elected to sword and crescent society limited number of copies make it imperative that men subscribe early the 1925 epitome will be on sale this coming tuesday to be sure of an epitome it is advis ed that all students get in their subscriptions within the next few days as the sale this year promises to be especially large the books will be on sale at the chi psi kappa sigma and the alpha chi rho houses there will only be one hundred copies for sale this year the others having been already subscribed to so that all men desiring cop ies should get in touch with larry kingham at the alpha chi rho house at once the price of the 1925 epitome will be six dollars deciding game of lacrosse tie for championship depends on result of game with > hopkins lehigh much improved last week the sigma chi's defeated the sigma nu's in the final bracket of the bowling tournament the following are the men and their scores sigma chi lingle 138,122 wentz 172 156 rathbone 157 156 langfitt 145 148 totals 612 582 sigma nu boyle 152 109 mapes 128 139 waesche 168 182 allen 135 139 totals 583 569 the pool tournament is mov ing along very slowly but it is hoped that the remainder of the matches will be run off before the close of college the sigma nu's and the sigma chi's are up to the semi-finals but the other bracket has not been run off as yet it is the desire of the inter fraternity council to award the cups to the winning fraternities early next fall con sequently it will be necessary that all the fraternities com plete their various matches be fore the close of the college term beta theta pi sanford guard goegler guard buck centre hayes forward moran forward the final game of the basket ball tournament was held last wednesday afternoon in taylor gym between the sigma nu's and the jßeta theta pi's the sigimrnu tea-m had a hard tfftife 1 winning from the beta's the final score being 8 to 5 giving the sigma nu's the champion ship for 1924 the line-up was as follows sigma nu — mapes guard packenham guard a spring steen centre allen forward evans forward lafayette chaplain quits as a result of the illness of dr frederick wolle conductor of the bach choir the concert which was to be delivered at packer memorial chapel on fri day and saturday evenings of next week will have to be in defenitely postponed this in all probability means that the con cert will not be held this year it is indeed unfortunate that this renowned musical festvial must be postponed but dr wolle has been quite seriously ill with bronchial trouble for the past several weeks and naturally it will be impossible to proceed without his leadership dr alfred stengel professor of medicine at the university of pennsylvania dr francis j dever of st luke's hospital and dr a b hamilton of west market street held a consulta tion at the home of dr wolle on east church street monday night and it was then decided that his condition was such that he would be unable to conduct the festival he is suffering from a rather severe systemic attack of tonsilitis and as stat ed recently may undergo a ton sil operation in the near future the bach choir was to sing bach's christmas oratorio and the great mass in b minor next week at lehigh te be the nineteenth festival since the first one in 1900 members of the choir were to be the soloists for the oratorio and miss mil dred faas miss maybelle addi son nicholas douty and charles t tittman the soloists for the mass the 275 members of the chorus had been faithfully re hearsing under dr wolle since last october t edgar shields the choir organist had charge of several recent rehearsals when dr wolle was not in con dition to direct the demand for seats for this year's festival was greater than ever before and upward of 5 000 was returned to prospective patrons who could not be ac commodated with tickets all purchasers of tickets will be notified by letter and telegram continued on page i column s students to visit here the rev john carruthers chaplain of lafayette college and head of the bible depart ment announced his resigna tion at chapel exercises the other day mr carruthers has an ap pointment for the year 1926 as chaplain of the university of peking china a new institu tion and will also be a member of the faculty of the theological school of the university he plans to go to california to teach for the next two years and to study in preparation for his new position the lehigh entries in the middle atlantic states twelfth annual track and field meet left this morning for newark del where the meet is to be held this year this meet covers a period of two days the trials in all the running events up to the mile and all the field events being held today tomorrow will wit ness the finals in these events along with the two mile and mile runs this year the com petition offers to be as keen as ever the races that will be of special interest to the followers of lehigh track will be the 100 and 220 yard dashes when cap tain carol will be pitted against clarke of johns hopkins croll and gisriel will be the other le high favorites to win in the 440 and discus events respectively this year coach kanaly is taking but ten men with him to the intercollegiates entering only the men who have been doing good and consistent work throughout the season carol is entered in the 100 and 220 croll in the 440 and 220 gisriel and sanford in the discus raleigh and sanford in the broad jump roth and gisriel in the shot siegmund in the 880 and mile barba in the mile swinton in the two mile willis and yea^er ift-4he javelip a^d sj ii in the 440 great results are ex pected from this group of ath letes all who are now in form and condition brandon and smith are eligible to make the trip and much could be expect ed of them if they did compete however both athletes find that they need the time for prepara tion for the finals the following colleges and universities will be represented at this meet rutgers lafay ette muhlenberg lehigh and drexel swarthmore gettys burg haverford washington and jefferson new york uni versity delaware johns hop kins dickinson and franklin and marshall there will be no entries from union bucknell and juniata at the meet held at muhlenberg last spring johns hopkins romped away with an easy win with their 40 points lafayette was second with 25 ponts new york university third with 16 y2y 2 points and rut gers fourth with 16 points le high was tide for seventh place with 6 points to her credit the possibilities of the brown and white trackmen may per continued on page 3 column s tomorrow afternoon the ma roon nine will play the third and last game of the series with the brown and white this time on lehigh's home territory the series stands at one each now and this is the decisive game the brown and white has the edge over its down-river rivals as far as the infield and outfield is concerned and if the mound can be held down properly there should be no question of vic tory lehigh won the first game of the series by dußois superior pitching accompanied by clever fielding and lost the second game when dußois seemed to weaken prior so far has been the bat ting star against lafayette making three hits in the first game and one the second hayes adams and hess how ever are dependable sluggers and can be counted on for at least one hit in a game the out field so far has showed up ex ceptionally well all three men playing first class ball rogers is holding down first base as well as it has been done for many a year while the other bases are being managed cap ably as for lafayette the batting stars vary in the first game kirkleski lead with two and in the second brunner batted out four hits in the box lafayette has two pitchers who are very dependable yeisley and hal stead harry who pitched in the first game against lehigh has been declared ineligible by the faculty the brown and white nine has been practising hard for the final combat and coach bald win expects to have his team in the prime of condition for the last battle it is not yet decided as to who shall pitch it will probably be dußois again or possibly adams adams was supposed to have pitched against princeton wednesday but the rain prevented the con test the rest of the line-up will be the same as in the last game lafayette will put either hal sted or yeisley in the box satur day and leave the remainder of the line-up unchanged the line-up lehigh — hayes cf ; adams or rogers lb ; prior c hess if ambler ss mell 3b rice 2b merrill rf ; dußois p lafayette — • villever 3b brunner 2b ernst cf ; berry c ; kirkleski sb gebhard lb ; halstead if hughes rf ; yeis ley p final meeting of mustard and cheese club lafayette staff hit faculty puts ban on house parties new business men's fraternity local chapter of alpha kappa psi installed by business admin istration club the alpha sigma chapter of alpha kappa psi fraternity was installed at lehigh on mon day evening when the grand president dean lord of bos ton college initiated the mem bers of the business adminis tration club at a ceremony held at the hotel bethlehem the business administration club which received the recog nization of the faculty at the tarly part of the present school year has been greatly recom mended and assisted by dr carothers head of the busi ness department professor bickley professor curtis and other members of the faculty as a result the club petitioned alpha kappa psi a profession al commercial fraternity for a charter this was recently granted and by some quick ac tion by the council it was pos sible to install the new chapter so that the present seniors and organizers could realize the fruits of their labor the club has had several very interesting meetings this year and several speakers have been obtained for the meetings to which all of the business men have been invited how ever because of the formation period thi-ough which the club was going its w r ork was kept viore or less secret the charter members who were initiated were w w york president p s burt vice-president ; m moore sec retary b j reese treasurer and c e ziegenfuss r l mc intire j dißiase h mayberry h e greene jr j f leib l m washburn a m gruhn c c gorgas w b wardell e p jones dr carothers and professor curtis after the installation a meet ing was held at which the offi cers for the coming year were elected and several sophomores who have the proper require ments were elected to the fra ternity the officers are as fol lows : w b wardell president ; l m washburn vice-presi dent j f leib secretary and a m gruhn treasurer the following sophomores were elec ted to the fraternity e l walters a l henry r e freeman and r b flammer although there have been no plans made for the coming year ihe fraternity will try to cause more interest in the business course and during the year speakers will be obtained to ad dress the business men on top ics in which they will find a great amount of help friday may 16 was tap day for the sword and crescent so ciety fifteen members of the junior class being chosen as members and another as asso ciate member custom has de creed that tapping shall take place at some saturday after noon athletic contest but due to the fact that the lafayette base ball game was played in eas ton honors were conferred fri day at the college meeting the sword and crescent so ciety is a senior honorary or ganization and in the spring of every year fifteen representa tive members of the junior class are chosen by the men in the society for several days previous to the tapping exercis es the members of the society wear a brown and white rib bon on the left arm the so ciety is further recognized by a distinctive brown cap with black visor these caps being worn on the days of important college functions the arm bands are presented to the new worn by them until the night of the initiation banquet and dance which this year takes place on june sth the following are the names of the men elected and some of the college activities in which they have participated during their three years at lehigh r b adams freshman class president varsity football cap tain of baseball and vice pres ident of junior class ; f s as tarita captain varsity swim ming ass's manager of track varsity track football squad class relay team class foot ball vice president freshman class a l bayles president of the arcadia ass't manager of track president of the y m c a epitome board tau beta pi e m burke fresh man wrestling captain varsity wrestling varsity football president sophomore class ju nior dance committee m j callow senior class president president of interfraternity council chairman of class ban quet committee y m c a cabinet ass't manager of bas ketball j h croll varsity track ass't manager of bas ketball manager of basketball freshman and sophomore re lay team sophomore football ; e a curtis ass't manager of baseball burr board scrub football junior banquet com mittee track squad freshman handbook committee r l davis ass't manager of swim ming manager of swimming vice president of y m % c a continued on page 2 column 3 lafayette re-elects crate coach coughlin's lafayette pitching staff which has been depleted several times this sea son has suffered another set back announcement having been made that the faculty has declared john harry depend able southpaw ineligible for remainder of the season douglas w crate of cam den n j was re-elected cap tain of the lafayette basket ball team this is the first time that a man has been elected basketball captain two succes sive years twenty students of west virginia university morgan town w va will visit the bethlehem steel company plant in this city on monday june 9 the party in charge of professor a c callen and pro fessor c e lawall will arrive in bethlehem the day before and will be quartered probably at the hotel bethlehem the stu dents will also remain in this city that monday night going to allentown the following day to visit several large industrial plants there the trip will in clude visits to the cement slate and coal regions in the lehigh valley professor callen was graduated from lehigh univer sity with the degree of e m in 1908 and received the degree of m s in 1911 he is head of the department of mining en gineering at west virginia his father was once pastor of wesley m e church in this city vote to abolish semi-annua social affairs by large majority at a meeting of the faculty on monday afternoon it was de cided to drop two students from the university for cheating in one hour quizzes besides this action there were other import ant matters discussed among which was the question of house parties for next year the faculty voted on and car ried by a rather large majority the motion that there be no house parties for next year house parties were on trial this year and this decision of ihe faculty is a direct result of the spring social affairs house parties were not banned per manently from the university but only for next year the mat ter will be taken up next year again to decide for the follow ing year southern lacrosse league standing on may 19th if lehigli should defeat hopkins tomorrow and if maryland should conquer swartlimnrc lehigh and maryland would be tied for the cham plonship however as lehigh lias already downed maryland lehigh would 1 f )<• the best ti'nm in the southern league tomorrow afternoon coach o'neil's stick proteges will meet the strong hopkins lacrosse team at baltimore hopkins with three league victory notch es cut in their sticks will tackle the lehigh stickmen with every thing they have for much will be decided on the outcome of the game a win by the lehigh team will tie them with mary land for league honors while a victory for hopkins puts lehigh out of the running and mary land and hopkins will fight it out for the league champion ship swarthmore and perm fell easy victims to the balti more collegians attack and on last saturday hopkins scored a great triumph when she defeat ed the strong stevens team by the impressive score of 10-2 it will be remembered that the one defeat suffered by the lehigh team in the league was by the stevens team although the hopkins team was defeated by maryland 3-1 a team which le high defeated earlier in the sea son 3-0 the game tomorrow will probably furnish more op position to the lehigh stickmen than has been offered by any southern division team the doctors defeated perm by the score of 7 to 3 and lehigh blanked the quakers by a 5 to 0 score this comparison shows that lehigh's defense is strong er than that of the blue and black clad stickmen the practices this week have been very good and if the team continues to improve at the rate which it has of late lehigh should bring home a victory the game with perm last satur day showed what the lehigh team can do the stick work was much better than at any time since the maryland game and the defense was very good the method of attack was also improved as was shown sevearl times last saturday the lehigh mentor will have his squad primed for the game and a victory will send hopkins into discard and place the brown and white a step higher on the championship ladder coach o'neil will probably take the following men on the trip schwimmer gruhn mc kenzie springsteen abel buck mcßride groner mitchell lis ter packenham smith wid dowfield wardell smith shige robinson law brown and drew notice ; a song book containing all the • i songs of panchita can be pur i ; chased at any of the music stores ■'• in bethlehem '. great improvement shown by track and field men officers and executives elected for ensuing year and discuss matters the mustard and cheese club held its last meeting of the year on wednesday evening at which time the officers for the coming year were elected the results of the election are as follows : president frederick b dorton 25 ; vice-president robert h dalgleish 26 ; secre tary b seaman 26 professor palmer as treasures j c price as musical director and george haefaker as stage manager professors toohy and fretz were elected as faculty advisers and walter okeson was elected as graduate manager of the club professor moore presented his treasurer's report which was accepted by the club the exact text of this report will be published in the brown and white at a future date some discussion was held regarding the future plans and policy of the club and other matters of vital importance were discussed brown and white won lost to play l,ehigh maryland hopkins 3tevenß 3warthmore i'enn 8 3 a 0 i 1 1 1 2 3 4 hopkins swarthmore lehigh perm marylani swarthmore ml i lni/ungg mtti dto i event winner mark opponent loo yards carol 10 2-5 rutgers 20 yards carol 24 rutgers 140 yards croll 53 4-5 lafayette j2o yards siegmund 2.10 1-5 lafayette ne mile brandon 4.58 rutgers two miles swinton 11.04 rutgers l2o h hurdles c l smith 19 2-5 rutgers 220 1 hurdles c l smtlh 29 rutgers best mark 9 4-5 21 3-5 52 2.05 4.38 10.27 16 4-5 26 3-5 place winner winner winner second second second winner winner event winner mark opponent shotput roth 33 ft 9 in swarthmore pole vault meyers 9 ft swarthmore discus gisriel 109 ft 3 in lafayette high jump bowler 5 ft 3 in swarthmore ejlgls jump shepperd 5 ft 4v delaware ravelin willis 117 ft rutgers broad jump sanford 19 ft 5 in rutgers broad jump raleigh is ft 11 in rutgers * indicates new lehigh records best mark 10.0 37.3 121.4 5.6 5.5 151.10 20.10 20.4 ms place tie secon'i third winner second winner wniner winner win that baseball series seniors don't forget important class meeting sunday at noon
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FullText | notice price five cents trackmen leave for big meet finals played in frat sports bach festival called off 1925 epitome on sale next week bethle hem pa friday may 23 1924 vol xxxi no 58 lehigh battles maroon sluggers important notice taylor field to be the scene of spectacular decisive game illness of conductor causes direc tors to postpone event indefinitely sigma chi wins bowling tourney and sigma nu takes baseball ten lehigh stars journey to new ark delaware for intercollegiates ■■important business meeting of ; i arts and science clubs in coppee • ; hall friday evening at 8 o'clock '. ' election of officers there will be an important meet ; ; ing of the senior class in drown ■; hall sunday at 12 p m sharp ■i all seniors are requested to be ■| there if possible ; '........... : annual tap day last friday capt carol in top form all ticket holders notified batting orders unchanged active students honored fifteen members of junior class elected to sword and crescent society limited number of copies make it imperative that men subscribe early the 1925 epitome will be on sale this coming tuesday to be sure of an epitome it is advis ed that all students get in their subscriptions within the next few days as the sale this year promises to be especially large the books will be on sale at the chi psi kappa sigma and the alpha chi rho houses there will only be one hundred copies for sale this year the others having been already subscribed to so that all men desiring cop ies should get in touch with larry kingham at the alpha chi rho house at once the price of the 1925 epitome will be six dollars deciding game of lacrosse tie for championship depends on result of game with > hopkins lehigh much improved last week the sigma chi's defeated the sigma nu's in the final bracket of the bowling tournament the following are the men and their scores sigma chi lingle 138,122 wentz 172 156 rathbone 157 156 langfitt 145 148 totals 612 582 sigma nu boyle 152 109 mapes 128 139 waesche 168 182 allen 135 139 totals 583 569 the pool tournament is mov ing along very slowly but it is hoped that the remainder of the matches will be run off before the close of college the sigma nu's and the sigma chi's are up to the semi-finals but the other bracket has not been run off as yet it is the desire of the inter fraternity council to award the cups to the winning fraternities early next fall con sequently it will be necessary that all the fraternities com plete their various matches be fore the close of the college term beta theta pi sanford guard goegler guard buck centre hayes forward moran forward the final game of the basket ball tournament was held last wednesday afternoon in taylor gym between the sigma nu's and the jßeta theta pi's the sigimrnu tea-m had a hard tfftife 1 winning from the beta's the final score being 8 to 5 giving the sigma nu's the champion ship for 1924 the line-up was as follows sigma nu — mapes guard packenham guard a spring steen centre allen forward evans forward lafayette chaplain quits as a result of the illness of dr frederick wolle conductor of the bach choir the concert which was to be delivered at packer memorial chapel on fri day and saturday evenings of next week will have to be in defenitely postponed this in all probability means that the con cert will not be held this year it is indeed unfortunate that this renowned musical festvial must be postponed but dr wolle has been quite seriously ill with bronchial trouble for the past several weeks and naturally it will be impossible to proceed without his leadership dr alfred stengel professor of medicine at the university of pennsylvania dr francis j dever of st luke's hospital and dr a b hamilton of west market street held a consulta tion at the home of dr wolle on east church street monday night and it was then decided that his condition was such that he would be unable to conduct the festival he is suffering from a rather severe systemic attack of tonsilitis and as stat ed recently may undergo a ton sil operation in the near future the bach choir was to sing bach's christmas oratorio and the great mass in b minor next week at lehigh te be the nineteenth festival since the first one in 1900 members of the choir were to be the soloists for the oratorio and miss mil dred faas miss maybelle addi son nicholas douty and charles t tittman the soloists for the mass the 275 members of the chorus had been faithfully re hearsing under dr wolle since last october t edgar shields the choir organist had charge of several recent rehearsals when dr wolle was not in con dition to direct the demand for seats for this year's festival was greater than ever before and upward of 5 000 was returned to prospective patrons who could not be ac commodated with tickets all purchasers of tickets will be notified by letter and telegram continued on page i column s students to visit here the rev john carruthers chaplain of lafayette college and head of the bible depart ment announced his resigna tion at chapel exercises the other day mr carruthers has an ap pointment for the year 1926 as chaplain of the university of peking china a new institu tion and will also be a member of the faculty of the theological school of the university he plans to go to california to teach for the next two years and to study in preparation for his new position the lehigh entries in the middle atlantic states twelfth annual track and field meet left this morning for newark del where the meet is to be held this year this meet covers a period of two days the trials in all the running events up to the mile and all the field events being held today tomorrow will wit ness the finals in these events along with the two mile and mile runs this year the com petition offers to be as keen as ever the races that will be of special interest to the followers of lehigh track will be the 100 and 220 yard dashes when cap tain carol will be pitted against clarke of johns hopkins croll and gisriel will be the other le high favorites to win in the 440 and discus events respectively this year coach kanaly is taking but ten men with him to the intercollegiates entering only the men who have been doing good and consistent work throughout the season carol is entered in the 100 and 220 croll in the 440 and 220 gisriel and sanford in the discus raleigh and sanford in the broad jump roth and gisriel in the shot siegmund in the 880 and mile barba in the mile swinton in the two mile willis and yea^er ift-4he javelip a^d sj ii in the 440 great results are ex pected from this group of ath letes all who are now in form and condition brandon and smith are eligible to make the trip and much could be expect ed of them if they did compete however both athletes find that they need the time for prepara tion for the finals the following colleges and universities will be represented at this meet rutgers lafay ette muhlenberg lehigh and drexel swarthmore gettys burg haverford washington and jefferson new york uni versity delaware johns hop kins dickinson and franklin and marshall there will be no entries from union bucknell and juniata at the meet held at muhlenberg last spring johns hopkins romped away with an easy win with their 40 points lafayette was second with 25 ponts new york university third with 16 y2y 2 points and rut gers fourth with 16 points le high was tide for seventh place with 6 points to her credit the possibilities of the brown and white trackmen may per continued on page 3 column s tomorrow afternoon the ma roon nine will play the third and last game of the series with the brown and white this time on lehigh's home territory the series stands at one each now and this is the decisive game the brown and white has the edge over its down-river rivals as far as the infield and outfield is concerned and if the mound can be held down properly there should be no question of vic tory lehigh won the first game of the series by dußois superior pitching accompanied by clever fielding and lost the second game when dußois seemed to weaken prior so far has been the bat ting star against lafayette making three hits in the first game and one the second hayes adams and hess how ever are dependable sluggers and can be counted on for at least one hit in a game the out field so far has showed up ex ceptionally well all three men playing first class ball rogers is holding down first base as well as it has been done for many a year while the other bases are being managed cap ably as for lafayette the batting stars vary in the first game kirkleski lead with two and in the second brunner batted out four hits in the box lafayette has two pitchers who are very dependable yeisley and hal stead harry who pitched in the first game against lehigh has been declared ineligible by the faculty the brown and white nine has been practising hard for the final combat and coach bald win expects to have his team in the prime of condition for the last battle it is not yet decided as to who shall pitch it will probably be dußois again or possibly adams adams was supposed to have pitched against princeton wednesday but the rain prevented the con test the rest of the line-up will be the same as in the last game lafayette will put either hal sted or yeisley in the box satur day and leave the remainder of the line-up unchanged the line-up lehigh — hayes cf ; adams or rogers lb ; prior c hess if ambler ss mell 3b rice 2b merrill rf ; dußois p lafayette — • villever 3b brunner 2b ernst cf ; berry c ; kirkleski sb gebhard lb ; halstead if hughes rf ; yeis ley p final meeting of mustard and cheese club lafayette staff hit faculty puts ban on house parties new business men's fraternity local chapter of alpha kappa psi installed by business admin istration club the alpha sigma chapter of alpha kappa psi fraternity was installed at lehigh on mon day evening when the grand president dean lord of bos ton college initiated the mem bers of the business adminis tration club at a ceremony held at the hotel bethlehem the business administration club which received the recog nization of the faculty at the tarly part of the present school year has been greatly recom mended and assisted by dr carothers head of the busi ness department professor bickley professor curtis and other members of the faculty as a result the club petitioned alpha kappa psi a profession al commercial fraternity for a charter this was recently granted and by some quick ac tion by the council it was pos sible to install the new chapter so that the present seniors and organizers could realize the fruits of their labor the club has had several very interesting meetings this year and several speakers have been obtained for the meetings to which all of the business men have been invited how ever because of the formation period thi-ough which the club was going its w r ork was kept viore or less secret the charter members who were initiated were w w york president p s burt vice-president ; m moore sec retary b j reese treasurer and c e ziegenfuss r l mc intire j dißiase h mayberry h e greene jr j f leib l m washburn a m gruhn c c gorgas w b wardell e p jones dr carothers and professor curtis after the installation a meet ing was held at which the offi cers for the coming year were elected and several sophomores who have the proper require ments were elected to the fra ternity the officers are as fol lows : w b wardell president ; l m washburn vice-presi dent j f leib secretary and a m gruhn treasurer the following sophomores were elec ted to the fraternity e l walters a l henry r e freeman and r b flammer although there have been no plans made for the coming year ihe fraternity will try to cause more interest in the business course and during the year speakers will be obtained to ad dress the business men on top ics in which they will find a great amount of help friday may 16 was tap day for the sword and crescent so ciety fifteen members of the junior class being chosen as members and another as asso ciate member custom has de creed that tapping shall take place at some saturday after noon athletic contest but due to the fact that the lafayette base ball game was played in eas ton honors were conferred fri day at the college meeting the sword and crescent so ciety is a senior honorary or ganization and in the spring of every year fifteen representa tive members of the junior class are chosen by the men in the society for several days previous to the tapping exercis es the members of the society wear a brown and white rib bon on the left arm the so ciety is further recognized by a distinctive brown cap with black visor these caps being worn on the days of important college functions the arm bands are presented to the new worn by them until the night of the initiation banquet and dance which this year takes place on june sth the following are the names of the men elected and some of the college activities in which they have participated during their three years at lehigh r b adams freshman class president varsity football cap tain of baseball and vice pres ident of junior class ; f s as tarita captain varsity swim ming ass's manager of track varsity track football squad class relay team class foot ball vice president freshman class a l bayles president of the arcadia ass't manager of track president of the y m c a epitome board tau beta pi e m burke fresh man wrestling captain varsity wrestling varsity football president sophomore class ju nior dance committee m j callow senior class president president of interfraternity council chairman of class ban quet committee y m c a cabinet ass't manager of bas ketball j h croll varsity track ass't manager of bas ketball manager of basketball freshman and sophomore re lay team sophomore football ; e a curtis ass't manager of baseball burr board scrub football junior banquet com mittee track squad freshman handbook committee r l davis ass't manager of swim ming manager of swimming vice president of y m % c a continued on page 2 column 3 lafayette re-elects crate coach coughlin's lafayette pitching staff which has been depleted several times this sea son has suffered another set back announcement having been made that the faculty has declared john harry depend able southpaw ineligible for remainder of the season douglas w crate of cam den n j was re-elected cap tain of the lafayette basket ball team this is the first time that a man has been elected basketball captain two succes sive years twenty students of west virginia university morgan town w va will visit the bethlehem steel company plant in this city on monday june 9 the party in charge of professor a c callen and pro fessor c e lawall will arrive in bethlehem the day before and will be quartered probably at the hotel bethlehem the stu dents will also remain in this city that monday night going to allentown the following day to visit several large industrial plants there the trip will in clude visits to the cement slate and coal regions in the lehigh valley professor callen was graduated from lehigh univer sity with the degree of e m in 1908 and received the degree of m s in 1911 he is head of the department of mining en gineering at west virginia his father was once pastor of wesley m e church in this city vote to abolish semi-annua social affairs by large majority at a meeting of the faculty on monday afternoon it was de cided to drop two students from the university for cheating in one hour quizzes besides this action there were other import ant matters discussed among which was the question of house parties for next year the faculty voted on and car ried by a rather large majority the motion that there be no house parties for next year house parties were on trial this year and this decision of ihe faculty is a direct result of the spring social affairs house parties were not banned per manently from the university but only for next year the mat ter will be taken up next year again to decide for the follow ing year southern lacrosse league standing on may 19th if lehigli should defeat hopkins tomorrow and if maryland should conquer swartlimnrc lehigh and maryland would be tied for the cham plonship however as lehigh lias already downed maryland lehigh would 1 f )<• the best ti'nm in the southern league tomorrow afternoon coach o'neil's stick proteges will meet the strong hopkins lacrosse team at baltimore hopkins with three league victory notch es cut in their sticks will tackle the lehigh stickmen with every thing they have for much will be decided on the outcome of the game a win by the lehigh team will tie them with mary land for league honors while a victory for hopkins puts lehigh out of the running and mary land and hopkins will fight it out for the league champion ship swarthmore and perm fell easy victims to the balti more collegians attack and on last saturday hopkins scored a great triumph when she defeat ed the strong stevens team by the impressive score of 10-2 it will be remembered that the one defeat suffered by the lehigh team in the league was by the stevens team although the hopkins team was defeated by maryland 3-1 a team which le high defeated earlier in the sea son 3-0 the game tomorrow will probably furnish more op position to the lehigh stickmen than has been offered by any southern division team the doctors defeated perm by the score of 7 to 3 and lehigh blanked the quakers by a 5 to 0 score this comparison shows that lehigh's defense is strong er than that of the blue and black clad stickmen the practices this week have been very good and if the team continues to improve at the rate which it has of late lehigh should bring home a victory the game with perm last satur day showed what the lehigh team can do the stick work was much better than at any time since the maryland game and the defense was very good the method of attack was also improved as was shown sevearl times last saturday the lehigh mentor will have his squad primed for the game and a victory will send hopkins into discard and place the brown and white a step higher on the championship ladder coach o'neil will probably take the following men on the trip schwimmer gruhn mc kenzie springsteen abel buck mcßride groner mitchell lis ter packenham smith wid dowfield wardell smith shige robinson law brown and drew notice ; a song book containing all the • i songs of panchita can be pur i ; chased at any of the music stores ■'• in bethlehem '. great improvement shown by track and field men officers and executives elected for ensuing year and discuss matters the mustard and cheese club held its last meeting of the year on wednesday evening at which time the officers for the coming year were elected the results of the election are as follows : president frederick b dorton 25 ; vice-president robert h dalgleish 26 ; secre tary b seaman 26 professor palmer as treasures j c price as musical director and george haefaker as stage manager professors toohy and fretz were elected as faculty advisers and walter okeson was elected as graduate manager of the club professor moore presented his treasurer's report which was accepted by the club the exact text of this report will be published in the brown and white at a future date some discussion was held regarding the future plans and policy of the club and other matters of vital importance were discussed brown and white won lost to play l,ehigh maryland hopkins 3tevenß 3warthmore i'enn 8 3 a 0 i 1 1 1 2 3 4 hopkins swarthmore lehigh perm marylani swarthmore ml i lni/ungg mtti dto i event winner mark opponent loo yards carol 10 2-5 rutgers 20 yards carol 24 rutgers 140 yards croll 53 4-5 lafayette j2o yards siegmund 2.10 1-5 lafayette ne mile brandon 4.58 rutgers two miles swinton 11.04 rutgers l2o h hurdles c l smith 19 2-5 rutgers 220 1 hurdles c l smtlh 29 rutgers best mark 9 4-5 21 3-5 52 2.05 4.38 10.27 16 4-5 26 3-5 place winner winner winner second second second winner winner event winner mark opponent shotput roth 33 ft 9 in swarthmore pole vault meyers 9 ft swarthmore discus gisriel 109 ft 3 in lafayette high jump bowler 5 ft 3 in swarthmore ejlgls jump shepperd 5 ft 4v delaware ravelin willis 117 ft rutgers broad jump sanford 19 ft 5 in rutgers broad jump raleigh is ft 11 in rutgers * indicates new lehigh records best mark 10.0 37.3 121.4 5.6 5.5 151.10 20.10 20.4 ms place tie secon'i third winner second winner wniner winner win that baseball series seniors don't forget important class meeting sunday at noon |
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