Brown and White Vol. 1 no. 40

              track games lafayette outclassed in the spring sports on saturday afternoon occurred the annual track games of the ath letic association to which as usual lafayette was invited to send con testants lehigh won 70 points out of a po.-sible 87 counting 5 points for first 2 for second and 1 for third the afternoon was any thing but pleasant a drizzling rain falling continuously which made the attendance discouragingly small eight men came up from easton to represent lafayette unfortu nately the captain of their team missed the train and arrived too late to take part in the events in which he was entered at about half past two haines 95 who was clerk of course announced the first event the 100-yard run five men took part in this and the ra,ce was close from start to finish olmsted lshigh 97 came in first mcoul lough lafayette 95 second and senior lehigh 97 third time 10 4-5 seconds the second event was the mile run in which lehigh won all three places wheeler 95 easily fin ishing first in 5 minutes 6 2-5 sec onds best 95 second and hil liard 94 third but three men ran in the 220-yard run olmsted lehigh 97 coming in first pol hemus lehigh 95 second and mccullough lafayette 95 third time 24 4 5 seconds eleven men were entered for the half-mile run but only six came to the line at the start the race was a good one and lehigh as in the mile run won all the points rus sell 97 boyt 97 and wheeler 95 coming in first second and third respectively the time was 2 min utes 18 4 5 seconds roderick lehigh 94 won the 16-pound shot contest with a put of 33 feet 8 inches ; newbaker lehigh 94 second with 33 feet 5 inches and rowland lafayette 95 third 32 feet 8 inches five men started in the 440 yards run and it was a very pretty race warner lehigh 94 was first his time being 56 1-5 sec onds ; second howell lehigh 96 ; third miller lafayette 95 no lafayette men ran in the 220 3'ards hurdle race arbenz 95 was first in this event running it ill 29f sec onds blein 96 was second and inches lafayette captured first very easily in throwing the ham lararny 96 third olmsted le high 97 surprised himself and the spectators in the ruiming broad jump it was the first time he had ever jumped in a contest and he broke the lehigh record by six inches the jump being 19 feet 7 inches ruggles lehigh 96 jumped 18 feet 11 inches and schomberg lehigh 94 18 feet 7 lacrosse 95 vs 96 on thursday afternoon 95 won from j 9q in a hard fought and well played game of lacrosse it was the best class game of lacrosse yet played and showed that there is good material in development for next year's team the ball started at 5.30 and after some sharp work at centre travelled up and down the field for about ten minutes being mostly near 95's goal then 95's defense threw far down the field and kip securing the ball tipped to miller who shot goal after about ten minutes more play fine stick work on the part of 95's attack brought the ball to 96's goal kip secured the ball and tipped to townsend who tipped to miller . miller shot goal five minutes later dick passed the ball far down the field to kip kip then tipped to miller who shot for forty yards making the cleanest goal of the game this was the third and last goal for 95 after some hard playing up and down field time was called for first half in the second half dornin went into goal for 96 and with other changes in their defense was effec tual in preventing 95 from scoring again although dornin was hit four or five times about ten minutes before time was called in a scrimmage before 95's goal the ball was kicked through as much by 95's efforts as by 96's boyer 96 is credited with this goal time was called with the ball in baseball lehigh 97 1 ; hill school 12 the freshman team went to potts town on saturday to play hill school and were defeated until the end of the third inning the freshmen led the score being i—o1 — 0 in their favor at this time nevins who had been pitching an excellent game was hurt while endeavoring to put a man out at the plate and was compelled to retire from the game pluban then went in the box and pitched the remainder of the game for 97 fisher played the best game while for hill school clark and w finke played well the team arrived in bethlehem at 10.30 not so well pleased with the result of the game as with the hospitable entertainment at hill school appended is the score : stolen bases fisher stack nevins fur geson earlingtf w finke 2 double plays w linke furgeson stillman struck out by clark 6 by nevins 8 by pluban 3 base on balls by clark 3 by nevins 2 by plubau 3 passed balls keifer strawbridge 2 wild pitches nevins pluban 3 time of game 1.45 umpire fox last friday the lacrosse team elected dick 95 captain for the next season it is probable that the yale athe letic team will go to england o compete with one from oxforcl details have been practically ar ranged and july 14th chosen for the contests which will consist of nine events seven men will com pose the yale team which will start about june 20th hickok sanford sheldon brown cody and morgan are pretty sure to be of the party the intercollegiate fencing tour nament was won by the harvard team owing to an injury to one of the team the yale representa tives withdrew consequently har vard and columbia were the only contestants at st john's college all the lec tures in philosophy are given in latin and even examinations are carried on in that language vol.l the brown and white south bethlehem pa june 4 1894 no 4o calendar saturday june 9 — baseball le high vs lafayette 3.30 p m athletic grounds sunday june 10.-meeting of chris tian association 6.80 p m christmas hall monday june 11 — general exam inations commence 9 a m saturday june 16 — sophomore cremation and promenade 8.80 sunday june 17 — baccalaureate sermon 10.30 a m chape monday june 18 — class day wednesday june 20 — university day the middle of the field score 95 3 96 1 dornin's and livingstone's de fense work for 96 and that of dick and polhemus for 95 was very good bastress played a good goal and crawford held up centre well 95's attack played all around 96's defense and the team work of kip townsend and dußary was praiseworthy bartles played a good game for 96 thirty-minute halves were played 95 . position 96 bastress goal bauder dick point dornin polhemus cover point barker best first defense livingstone barber second defense jones third defense kline crawford centre shriver w t brown third attack kip second attack bartles dußary first attack boyer j b townsend out home s baldwin miller in home h baldwin mer rowland 95 throwing it 72 feet 8 inches second newbaker lehigh 94 65 feet 7 inches ; third roderick lehigh 94 59 feet 9 inches one lehigh and one lafayette man were the only contestants in the pole vault kline lehigh 96 vaulted 8 feet 8 inches and breisch lafayette,94 8 feet the last event was the run ning high jump.j ump this and the ham mer throw were the only events in which lafayette took first furst lafayette 97 jumped 5 feet 2 inches senior lehigh 97 5 feet 1 inch and yates lehigh 97 5 feet thejudgeswere mr.siebert,yates 97 and diven 97 anderson 94 and baker 95 timers vansant,'9s and womrath 96 measurers mr smith starter the score by points was as follows : lieutenant jaques lieutenant jaques who favored us with two very interesting lec tures on the manufacture of heavy ordnance has recently severed his connection with the bethlehem iron company and has became as sociated with mr horace see in the firm of see & jaques engineers and architects in new york city lieutenant jaques is now the recognized independent authority in the united states on all ques tions concerning the manufacture of guns and armor he entered the bethlehem iron company in 1886 and since that time has with mr fritz accomplished many of the requirements for the new navy classical club there was a meeting of the classical dub tuesday afternoon at dr hyde's rooms on wyanclotta street there being no papers to read the meeting took up the elec tion of officers for the next year the elections resulted as follows t president jacoby 95 ; vice-presi dent j thurston 96 ; secretary and treasurer binder 96 lehigh 97 at b r h jones 3b 3 2 0 plubansb p 3 0 2 3trawbridge c . 4 0 0 fisher ss 4 0 1 eood rf 3 0 0 stack lb 3 0 0 dhasmar cf . . . 3 o 0 brady if 3 0 0 stevins p 0 0 0 jrannon 2b 2 0 0 o 0 0 11 1 0 11 0 1 0 0 a 3 8 0 4 0 0 1 0 1 1 e 1 0 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 totals 28 1 3 24 18 6 hill school at b b h dlark p 3 1 2 furgeson 2b 4 0 0 3-tillinan 1b 5 0 0 bunsberger,3b 5 11 keifer c 4 11 w finke ss 4 2 1 earling rf 3 3 1 wheeler cf 2 2 0 b finke if 4 2 2 o 0 2 10 6 9 0 0 0 0 i a 2 4 0 0 5 2 0 0 0 e 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 totals 34 12 8 27 13 1 events 100 yards dash 220 yards dash half mile run 220 yards hurdle running broad jump . . 440 yards run mile run puttin 161 b shot running high jump throwing 16 lb hammer pole vault lehigh 6 7 8 8 « 7 8 7 3 3 5 lafayette 2 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 5 5 2 total 70 17