Brown and White Vol. 3 no. 62

              south bethlehem pa thursday may 21 1896 no 62 the brown and white vol 111 calendar thursday may 21 — meeting of electrical engineering society physical laboratory 7 p m meeting of civil section of engineering society physical laboratory 7 p m friday may 22 lecture on bac teriology by prof sedgwick of massachusetts institute of technology physical labora tory meeting of agora in christ mas hall 6.45 p m saturday may 23 baseball west point at west point lacrosse stevens institute athletic field sunday may 24 christian asso ciation christmas hall 6.15 p m wednesday may 27 — meeting of mathematical club physical laboratory 7.15 p m meeting of sophomore class physical laboratory 12.30 p.m thursday may 28 meeting of m e section of engineering society physical laboratory 7.15 p m professor sedgwick's lecture as previously announced in the brown and white the next lecture in the course arranged by the faculty will be delivered by professor w t sedgwick profes sor of biology in the massachusetts institute of technology and bio logist to the massachusetts state board of health his subject is germs as friends and foes it is a very general impression that bacteria which is another name for germs or micro-organisms have a harmful effect in nature ; whereas the fact is that there are probably one hundred benign bacteria to one that is malignant moreover bacteriologists have in many cases succeeded in using the malignant bacteria as a source of protection against diseases ; as for instance the production of anti-toxine from the diphtheria germ professor sedgwick in his lec ture will give a description of the growth of bacteriology since it first was developed into a science by pasteur to the present time ; and will show how a knowledge of the existence and functions of micro-organisms has a direct bear ing upon agriculture sewage puri fication and curative medicine the lecture will be fully illus trated by lantern slides it will begin at 8 o'clock friday evening in the physical laboratory notices president there will be a very important meeting of the sophomore class in the physical laboratory at 12.30 p m may 27 at this meeting the epitome board will be elected and other business of importance will be transacted 96 — the subscriptions for the class memorial will be received at any time between now and june 171 7 by any member d w wilson jr 11 11 beck t lewis j l eankin w b taylor copies of the songs to be sung at the lacrosse game on saturday will be distributed at the athletic grounds tomorrow afternoon at 4.30 everybody come out at that time and practice so that the sing ing on saturday may be a success agora the agora is about to close per haps the most successful year in its history after a number of in teresting debates among the mem bers its representatives easily de feated lafayette in the annual contest this should be the means of arousing increased interest in the work of next year through the efforts of president drown the sum of two hundred dollars was secured for the fitting up of a room in sau con hall and this work will soon be commenced the meeting for the nomination of officers will be held tomorrow evening at 6.45 o'clock in christmas hall any per sons desiring to become members for next year are requested to hand in their names or be present at that time during the term the nucleus of a library has been secured and with a new room to be opened next term all that is needed to furnish lehigh with a first class literary society will be the enthusiasm of a considerable part of the student body the university of michigan has commenced work on a woman's gymnasium lacrosse training mr kirk our lacrosse coach who is captain of the madoc team has made a very generous offer it is that any lehigh man who will spend part of the summer in madoc ontario will be given a place on the madoc second twelve the best of opportunities will thus be given to learn the game of lacrosse three men have already agreed to go it is to be hoped that several more will avail themselves of this offer for information in regard to expenses and other details see mr kirk senior examinations may june 1896 it is said that the university of virginia has had the honor system for sixty years there are 226 men at columbia receiving tuition free or reduced the university of chicago will erect a museum to be used wholly as a repository of oriental relics howitz 94 was around the campus on tuesday baseball lehigh 10 ; university of vir ginia 6 lehigh won the last game on the home grounds by the above score the virginians were confident of winning after their fine game with pennsylvania monday but they found the brown and white a harder nut to crack than the red and blue both teams played magnificent fielding games the work of lowe at short-stop being particularly noticeable he ac cepted several difficult chances with out error and in five times at bat lined out three singles and a double his double with three men on bases won the game for lehigh . the visitors were totally unable to bunch their hits getting no more than two in any inning and none of their runs were earned one of the noticeable features of the game was a brilliant catch by m-ccranie in the ninth carman went to the bat first and to the sur prise of everybody struck out e grace went to base on balls senior went to base on balls lowe singled scoring e grace w grace hit to short who retired senior at third t gannon hit through first scoring lowe chas mar struck out garnett went to base on balls marshall hit to gannon going out at first coch ran flied out to lowe hoxton singled scoring garnett bonney got his base on balls hoxton scored on carman's overthrow mckinn flied out to senior in the second reed struck out w gannon flied out to catcher carman struck out craig went out on assist to first by lowe and mccranie by assist from gannon lockett singled garnett hit for two bases lockett scoring mar shall hit through gannon garnett scored marshall went out at second in the third e grace flied out to first senior singled lowe singled senior scored w.grace flied out to left gannon hit through pitcher lowe scored chasmar flied out to second coch ran hit to lowe and went out at first hoxton was hit by pitched ball bonney hit to lowe who retired hoxton at second and senior retired bonney on mckirm's hit to second in the fourth reed hit to pitcher going out at first w gannon flied out to second carman hit to hoxton going out at first craig went out at first on hit to gannon mccranie went out on hit to lowe lockett flied out to car man in the fifth e grace flied out to centre senior went out on hit to hoxton lowe singled w.grace singled t gannon flied out to left-field garnett flied out to chasmar marshall singled coch continued on third page lehigh university senior fifth year clas french german h phil sci french german h phil c ex el r e bridges m ex mech of mach ex m mech of mach ex ex el e e dynamo a c ind chem arch bridges ivtining mech of mach wednesday iviay 2 thursday may 28 friday may 29 mine sur geol surv drawing astron quan anal drawing greek english latin geol english english geol english hydraulics english constr geol astron hydraulics english meas p mach drawing hydraulics english mining drawing ore dressing hydraulics english electro met agr chem english san chem geol ind lab hydraulics english constr arch mine sur geol surv drawing quan anal drawing wednesday june 3.1 thursday june 4 saturday may 30 monday june 1 tuesday june 2 friday june 5 saturday june 6 g cd cs cs