Brown and White Vol. 1 no. 37

              inter-collegiate de bating union up and down the field by many long throws of ordway dick and polhemus for lehigh and garvin for the crescents after a third unsuccessful attempt on the part of currey liilliard secured the ball but was unable to send it between the posts long throws by eoder ick and garvin kept the ball well in the air and several further shots by the crescent men were either wild or stopped by bastress the lehigh defense played well at this point sqoii after baldwin tried for goal but failed to score as sutorius made a fine stop several other shots by the lehigh attack were now stopped in quick succes sion and then the ball travelled down to the lehigh posts but the crescents were also unable to shoot a goal the end of the half soon fol lowed and no goal had as yet been shot by either team the second half began at 6 o'clock and after good stops by bastress and dick the ball was sent to the lehigh attack and yon maur secured the ball and tipped to hilliard who shot a pretty goal after about six minutes play a few minutes after eoberts secured the ball near the centre of the field and ran in and shot a goal for the crescents score ito l for the better part of this half the ball was in the hands of the lehigh attack but no further shots at goal were successful and the score resulted in the above tie when time was called the outlook for the game on saturday is a very good one and no doubt the contest will prove as interesting as the toronto game last year the teams played yesterday as follows crescents position lehigh sutorius goal bastress garvin point dick doyle cover point roderick moses ist defense polhemus drier 2nd defense ordway post capt 3rd defense dornin patterson centre kip mac lean 3rd attack / massey davis 2nd attack s baldwin roberts ist attack coleman miller outside home hilliard currey inside home yon maur at a meeting held at columbia college april 4 1894 delegates from harvard yale columbia princeton and the university of pennsylvania completed the forma tion of the intercollegiate debating union as this is the union to which the agora literary society has applied for admission the most prominent features of the work are given below the first object is to provide a program for the year by which all colleges of the union shall discuss the same question at the same time and the second is to encour age more frequent inter-collegiate debates arrangements have been made with a number of prominent magazines including the north american keview and public opinion to publish each month ar ticles bearing upon the question assigned for that month each college has one member on the general committee for every five hundred students but no college has more than four members it is quite probable that next year will see the architectural yourse transferred to saucon hall the large sale of epitomes as announced by the present board has been very encouraging to them baseball lehigh n lafayette 5 a fair-sized crowd saw lehigh down her old enemy yesterday af ternoon in the best game that has been seen here this season there was a delegation of about fifty from lafayette who cheered their team enthusiastically throughout the game and a larger number were kept away by the threatening weather the game abounded in good hitting and clean-fielding the work of sigman for lafayette and bray for lehigh being especially noticeable the game opened with lehigh at the bat and they started out from the very first to win the game after bray and petriken were out gadd made a single and cressman followed with a beautiful home run in her half lafayette started to even up the score holloway reached first in a scratch hit and stole second and third pomeroy struck out but barclay followed with a base hit scoring holloway criswell then forced barclay at second but the next two men drake and eothermel got bases on balls with the bases full gadd had a passed ball on which criswell scored but the side was imme diately retired by sigman's out from besers to senior with the score even lehigh batted out four more runs in thenext inning senior and bowie opened with base hits beggs then hit to third forcing senior orth made a safe hit and the bases were full on bray's hit to short-stop bowie was caught at the plate but petri ken cleared the bases by a beautiful home run over right-field fence lafayette added two more runs in their half on a base on balls to williams and two hits by pomeroy and barclay in this inning gadd who had been catching a very good game was forced to retire his place being filled for the rest of the game by goss gadd going to left field in the next inning lehigh was unable to score although she had men on second and third but lafayette added one more to her score in the fourth inning lehigh in creased her lead by a fusilade of hits and the bunching of errors by lafayette goss and bray got to first and second on hits and the bases were filled on williams error of petriken's grounder with the bases full gadd fouled out but cressman hit safely bringing in goss and bray on williams wild throw of thompson's hit petriken and cressman came in thompson going to third and on senior's single he also scored la fayette in her half was unable to score lacrosse crescents i lehigh i the lacrosse game between the brooklyn and lehigh men yester day resulted in the score of 1 to 1 the game was a very interest ing one and much pretty taping was indulged in by both teams although throughout the game many shots at goal were made the score was kept at a low figure by the excellent defense play of both sides bastress deserves special credit for many fine stops of other wise sure goals for the crescents the first half was forty-five min utes long while the second was shortened to thirty miuutes in order to enable the team to catch the train the general play of the men seemed better than in the game with hopkins on saturday and the changes in position of the players also appeared to bring about good results play began at 5.05 and the ball soon found its way towards the lehigh goal posts ; two attempts to score by the crescents proved unavailing the ball then passed agora meeting the last regular meeting of the agora was held yesterday after noon at 3 o'clock in christmas hall two committees were ap pointed ; the first consisting of mc kenzie kautz and weiler to act on the invitation to join the debat ing union of harvard yale prince ton etc ; the other of laramy herr and jackson to secure a hall for the society the election of officers for next year resulted : president f mckenzie 95 ; vice president laramy 96 ; secretary and treasurer herr 96 after a closing address by the retiring president merrill 94 the meeting adjourned the brown and white south bethlehem pa may 24 1894 no 37 vol i calendar thursday may 24 — engineering society meeting 7.30 p m christmas hall saturday may 26 — baseball le - high vs west point west point meeting calculus committee 2 p m christmas hall lacrosse lehigh vs stevens 3.30 p m athletic grounds sunday may 27 — christian associ ation meeting 6.30 p m christmas hall tuesday may 29 junior class meeting 12.30 p m christ mas hall wednesday may 30 — baseball lehigh vs lafayette easton friday june 1 — meeting of classi cal club 2 p m dr hyde's office notices impqrtant meeting of the engi neering society this thursday evening may 24th election of officers will take place there will be a business meeting of the chess club on friday even ing may 25 at which the officers for the coming year will be elected all members are expected to be present both pitchers had by this time settled down and with the utmost endeavor of both teams no run scoring was done men were on bases in almost every inning but sharp fielding and a scarcity of hits when they were needed left them there in the beginning of the fifth gadd left the game and mc clung took his place in left field in the sixth bray made a beautiful catch of a hit which looked good for a base in the three remaining innings only three men reached first following is the official score earned runs lehigh 6 lafayette 2 home runs petrikin cressman stolen bases cressman 2 thompson holloway 2 barck ley crisswell sigman williams struck out by bowie 8 by crisswell 3 base on balls by bowie 6 by orisswell 2 wild pitches by bowie 3 sacrifice hit bray time of game 1.50 umpire mr wykoff at b r h o a 3ray,cf 5 2 13 1 j etrikin rf 5 2 12 0 add,c if 3 11 4 0 tfcclung 1f 2 0 0 0 0 essman 3b 4 2 3 2 1 chompson ss . . 5 11 0 1 senior lb 5 0 3 7 1 k>wie p 4 0 1 o 10 seggs 2b 5 1 0 3 3 rth if 1 1 1 0 0 toss c 3 12 5 2 e 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 totals 42 11 14 26 19 3 lafayette at b r h o a lolloway 1f 5 12 10 omeroy rf . . . 5 1 1 0 1 sarckley c . 5 0 3 4 2 msswell p . 5 110 6 rake cf 3 0 0 0 0 lothermel 2b 2 0 1 3 2 iigman lb 4 11 15 0 waters ss 3 0 0 1 5 rvilliams 3b .. 2 10 3 2 b 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 t0ta15 34 5 9 27 18 fly to infield with man on first base 2 innings 123456789 lehign 2 iaf ayette 2 4 2 0 1 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o—ll 0 0-5