Brown and White Vol. 1 no. 36

              was a hard fight from beginning to end the fielding on both sides was excellent especially the work of the centre fielders towle for cornell and bowie for lehigh in the first inning with two men on bases and no men out lehigh was unable to score not a run was made until the third inning when cobb made a single towle got his base on balls and young secured a single with the bases full best drove the ball over left for a double scoring three runs himself going to third while a play was being made on young at home plate a single by eich enabled best to score at the end of the fourth inning a beneficial change in the arrange ment of our men was made cleary was taken from short stop thomp son was moved from third to that place cressman taken from first to third and mcclung put on first in the eighth inning best opened with a single rich's hit followed by affeld's hit over second filled the bases the next batter cobb by much exertion got his foot in front of a ball and was given first by the umpire forcing in a run another run was scored through towle's hit to left affeld crossed the plate just after cobb was caught at t-iird but his run did not count this ended the scoring in the eighth inning lehigh had three men on bases and in the ninth two men but was unable to obtain a run following is the official score lehigh cobnell innings 12 34 5 6 7 8 9 lstiigh ..... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o—o cornell 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 2 x 6 earned runs cornell 3 three-base hit beat stolen base b«st struck out by jacksoa 7 by cobb 4 base o:i balls towle petrikin 2 cressman beggs time of game 1.40 umpire donnegan at columbia the attendance at chapel which is voluntary is stead ily increasing experiments have been conduc ted in the college of civil engineer ing at cornell on the question of riveting portions of bridges which will probably call for a modification of the practices hitherto followed by engineers in this direction electrical society the last regular meeting of the electrical engineering society was held thursday evening may 17 in the physical laboratory vice-presi dent sykes in the chair the usual business was transacted fol lowed by the election of officers for the ensuing year the men de clared elected are e c brown 95 president ; e g steinmetz 95 vice-president e m blehl 95 secretary and win warr 95 treasurer the papers read were " ocean telephony by h a white 95 and " vector analysis by blehl 95 the society then adjourned an archery club has been formed at stanford university cornell 6 lehigh o more than a thousand people witnessed the game in scranton on saturday and the attendance would probably have been much larger if the weather had not been very threatening many alumni from both colleges saw the game and very many ladies were present our lehigh colors were to.be seen everywhere and the cheering was excellent although lehigh was shut out the game was well contested and it johns hopkins 6 ; lehigh 4 lacrosse lehigh's first championship game was played at clifton heights bal timore on saturday and resulted in a victory for hopkins but only after a hard fought contest the grounds being some distance from the city and the weather threaten ing there was not a large number of spectators several lehigh alum ni and old lacrosse men watched the game with interest ex-captains reese and symington were among these the game was started at 4.30 and the ball went down near the hopkins posts coleman's shot for a goal proved unsuccessful and the ball travelled up and down the field in quick succession finally after about eight minutes play straus secured the ball and tipped to symington who shot the first goal for hopkins soon after this the ball passed into the hands of the lehigh attack and baldwin tipped to hilliard who sent it to yon maur who shot lehigh's first goal score ito 1 about ten minutes more play elapsed during which time good stops of swift shots were made by both mitchell and buel and ord way made a beautiful stop of a shot from symington hedges finally scored a second goal for hopkins after a fine stop by buel of a pre vious shot four and a half min utes later straus tipped to janney who threw the third goal for hop kins after a long run a fourth goal was shot shortly after by sy mington after several unsuccess ful attempts to score lehiglrs pros pects were brightened by another goal by yon maur from a tip from polhemus score hopkins 4 ; lehigh 2 about three minutes from the end of this half hopkins shot her prettiest goal janney tipped from centre to symington and he to captain cameron who made a beautiful long shot score hop kins 5 ; lehigh 2 the second half began at 5.55 and after a hard skirmish near the lehigh posts roszel shot hopkins sixth and last goal the lehigh men played all the harder and soon massey shot a goal on a tip from hilliard the play in this half on the part of hopkins was on the defensive and several artifices were made to lose time among which throwing the ball away from the grounds and receiving pretended hurts played prominent parts le high made many unsuccessful tries for goal by yon maur and cole man and finally baldwin threw the ball between the posts score hopkins 6 ; lehigh 4 during the remainder of the time the lehigh men played like the brown and white south bethlehem pa may 21 1894 no 86 vol i calendar tuesday may 22 — meeting ar chitects club 12.30 p m christmas hall wednesday may 23 — agora meet ing 2.45 p m christmas hall baseball lehigh vs lafay ette 3.30 p m athletic grounds lacrosse lehigh vs cres cent athletic club brooklyn saturday may 26 — baseball le high vs west point west point lacrosse lehigh vs stevens 3.30 p m athletic grounds sunday may 27 — christian associ ation meeting 6.30 p m ? christmas hall notices there will be an important meet ing of the architects club at 12.80 p m tuesday in christmas hall to nominate officers and transact other important business the last meeting of the year of the agora literary society will be held wednesday may 23 at 2.45 p m the time of meeting was changed in order to insure a full attendance election of officers and other important business will be taken up action will be taken on an invitation to join the inter collegiate oratorical union now constituted by harvard yale col umbia princeton and pennsyl vania there will be an important busi ness meeting of the glee and banjo clubs tonight at 7 p m at psi u house to elect a business mana ger fiends and the ball was for the most part in hopkins territory but all their attempts to score proved un availing nearly all the hopkins team played on the defense and no bail could pass through to the posts the game finally ended with no further scoring the good team play and hard work of the hopkins men was a surprise to everyone and their de fense was a strong one mitchell the ' goal keeper stopoed many skilful shots of the lehigh at tack while symington prank cameron and janney also played a beautiful game of all the lehigh men the play of ordway was best and he seemed everywhere — playing up and down the field with the ball ex-cap tain keese said that the attack men did too much tipping away from goal and did not play across the field enough he favored more shots at goal from longer distances all the lehigh men played in good condition with the exception of massey who was unwell but put up a fine game buel made many stops of hard shots this game does not lose lehigh the lacrosse championship and we will hold over the championship from last year in the event of win ning from stevens here next satur day a fine and hard game is ex pected hopkins position lehigh mitchell goal buel t penniman point dick dawson cover point ordway cameron capt . ist defense roderick crenshaw 2nd defense dornin straus 3rd defense polhemus janney centre kip roszel ; 3rd attack massey t cameron 2nd attack baldwin s symington . ist attack coleman hodges outside home hilliard hill inside h0me .... yon maur referree s johnson poe umpires for lehigh henry penniman for hop kins sidney cone g-oals first half — symington you maur hodges janney symington yon maur t cameron second half — roszel massey baldwin score hop kins 6 lehigh 4 the 95 epitome will be on sale on the campus wednesday and thursday may 23 and 24 edition limited baseball the game scheduled for friday at ithaca was not played about fifteen minutes before the game was called a heavy rainstorm set in which completely spoiled the field and made playing impossible next day both teams went to scranton rth if ' rf chomp'n 3b,ss 3ressman,lb,3b 3owie,cf jeggs 2b fackson p flcclung 1b bleary ss toss c . 4 2 . 3 > 3 . 3 . 3 4 3 , 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 xx 1 1 0 1 • o 0 1 0 0 1 1 1 0 4 3 3 0 3 0 9 0 0 1 1 2 4 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 totals . 29 0 5 24 9 3 ai j3 towle cf 4 young c 4 ross if 4 best rf . . ; 4 rich 2b 4 mcneil 1b .... 4 harmon ss 4 affeld 3b 4 cobb p 3 1 1 0 2 1 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 3 9 1 0 1 10 1 2 0 a 0 2 0 0 4 2 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 totals 27 6 9 27 11 2