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              96 memorial the class of 96 has subscribed sufficient money to build a mem orial to the university in the shape of granite steps at the vine street entrance to the campus the cost of the steps will be about three hundred and fifty dollars which sum is subscribed as class dues in amounts of about four dollars per man the contract has already been let and every effort will be made to have the work completed as soon as possible there will be five steps eight feet wide with side posts and buttresses all in barre granite and offsetting these will be rubble wing walls extending out seven feet on a side in general the design will har monize with the library steps and with the 87 memorial steps perry traftord of the harvard athletic committee has suggested that a board of arbitration be ap pointed to consist of neutral col leges the duty of which shall be to impartially decide the various foot ball disputes which may arise be tween the different colleges oxford university has an annual income of 6,000,000 lacrosse lehigh 4 ; harvard 1 between three and four hundred people saw lehigh defeat harvard one of her old-time rivals in la crosse the assemblage comprised prominent persons of the bethle hems a few students from lafay ette and over 200 lehigh men that they were more than pleased with the game was shown by their intense enthusiasm it was especially interesting not only from the fact that we were playing harvard but also that the result of the game would serve as a comparison of our strength with that of johns hopkins harvard having tied the latter team on saturday monday's game was the first with harvard since 89 at which time harvard withdrew from the inter-collegiate asso ciation two previous games were played one in 88 won by har vard ; the other in 89 won by lehigh the ball was faced off at 4.10 o'clock lehigh defending the east ern goal it was soon brought near lehigh's goal but williams received it and made a long throw putting it out of harm's way it was brought back starr tried for goal which was neatly stopped by pennington the ball was then passed down the field baldwin caught passed to bartles who threw a goal from a very difficult angle scoring le high's first point five minutes after playing began soon after the ball was faced off roundey tried for a goal which was stopped by sands the ball was again passed to bartles who by some clever dodging went in passed to koundey who failed to shoot goal the ball was passed back and forward both boyt and williams getting in some long throws l was finally caught by burley who tried but shot wide of goal it was then passed in front of lehigh's goal a scrim mage followed and starr batted in a goal for harvard time 20 minutes baldwin tried again but hit the goal post shortly afterwards leighton was cut over the eye in a scrimmage thus giving the teams a ten minutes rest up to this time harvard had been playing a very hard and fast game but then she seemed to fall oft in her former dash and vigor while lehigh improved from the time the game was renewed to the end of the half a number of trials were made and lehigh succeeded in getting one between the posts the ball was passed by bartles to koundey and by him to shriver who threw the goal time 38 minutes about one minute before the end of the half beecher tried but it was stopped by pennington continued on third page baseball lehigh 14 new york u 3 a small crowd saw lehigh swamp new york university wednesday afternoon by a score of 14 to 3 the game was dull and uninteresting the visitors mak ing eleven errors in seven innings valentine pitcher for the visitors was speedy but wild when he succeeded in locating the plate he was quite effective and struck out eight men gannon pitched a good game for lehigh the new yorkers only making four hits all of them singles in the eighth in ning lehigh took a batting streak and aided by errors succeeded in placing eleven runs to their credit with only one man out but as the new yorkers had to catch an early train the game was called and the score went back to the end of the seventh inning the team was considerably changed about and the change seemed to work well senior went to second w grace taking his place at first carman replaced snyder at third and horner took his place behind the bat e grace went to left field and liiester played at short stop chasmar was in his old place at centre and reed was m right field the game began with carman at the bat for lehigh but as he was given his base on balls the usual three-bagger was not forthcoming chasmar was hit by a pitched ball senior hit to pitcher who retired carman at third b grace went out on a fly to second w grace made a pretty hit bring ing in chasmar and senior and reed struck out abbott fiied out to w grace selz singled carniff struck out hatch hit to liiester who fumbled and hatch reached first selz came in on a passed ball wightman was hit by a pitched ball and valentine struck out in the second inning gannon was retired at first on a hit to sec ond liiester was hit by pitched ball horner struck out carman reached first on a muff by leonard and chasmar struck out for new york fetherston got to base on balls leonard flied out to chasmar wilkinson to senior and abbot struck out in the third senior went out on a fly to second e grace singled and was forced out at second on w grace's little hit to short reed hit safely to pitcher gannon singled bringing in w grace and hiester struck out selz was retired at first on a hit to carman carmiff singled hatch flied out to senior and wightman was thrown out at first by carman in the fourth horner reached first on selz's error carman fiied out to wightman horner came in on a passed ball chasmar and senior struck out valentine sin gled and was thrown out at second by horner fetherston hit to car svmington 93 is visiting his brother symington 98 he was captain of the championship la crosse team of ' 93 and took part in the practice yesterday afternoon the merry makers will be at the opera house next week all tickete 10 cents each dr macfarlane is in new york attending the electrical exposition in progress there lehigh university south bethlehem pa thursday may 7 1896 no 58 the brown and white vol 111 calendar thursday may 7 — meeting of civil section of engineering society physical laboratory 7 p m meeting of electrical engi neering society physical la boratory 7 p m friday may 8 — meeting of chess club lounging room 8 p m lehigh - lafayette debate physical laboratory saturday may 9 — baseball la fayette at south bethlehem lacrosse crescent a c at brooklyn sunday,maylo — meeting of chris tian association christmas hall 6.15 p m tuesday may 12 eegular meet ing of junior class 12.30 p m wednesday may 13 — baseball university of pennsylvania at bittersville notices the regular meeting of the civil engineering society will be held in the physical laboratory at 7.30 p m , thursday evening belder 96 will present a paper on " the stanford sewer system warring separate system bernstein 96 will also present a paper on the disposal of gar bage in philadelphia all men are invited nominations for offi cers will also take place chairman at the election held on monday c gr dunnells 97 was chosen assistant manager of the lacrosse team j w thurston chairman l u ath com man and was retired at first leon ard singled wilkinson hied out to carman in the fifth e grace singled w grace singled eeed sacrificed to pitcher abbott's muff of gan non's grounder brought in e and w grace iliester and horner struck out abbott went out on a grounder to senior selz reached first on w grace's muff carniff got base on balls hatch iiied out to centre and wightman to left field in the sixth carman was hit by a pitched ball chasmar singled senior sacrificed to pitcher e grace got his base on balls and was put out at second on a steal carman scoring w grace singled scoring chasmar reed got his base on balls gannon hit through short stop scoring w grace hies ter went out on a hit to pitcher for new york valentine went to base on balls fetherston struck out valentine stole second went to third on a passed ball and came home on leonard's hit to short stop leonard going out at first wilkinson struck out horner struck out chasmar went out on a hit to pitcher senior reached first on leonard's muff carman scoring e grace went to base on balls w grace flied to hudson who muffed it letting in senior and e grace w grace came in on wilkinson's muff of reed's fly and gannon flied out to short stop abboti hit to gan non and was retired at first the score was as follows : lehigh new york university score by innings lehigli 3 0 112 3 4—14 new york univ . 2 0 0 0 0 1 o—3 earned run lehigh 1 struck by q-annon 5 ; by valentine 8 first base on called balls off gannon 3 off valentine 5 wild pitch valentine 1 passed balls homer 2 hatch 3 time 2 hours 15 min utes umpire petrikin darman 3b dhasmar cf senior 2b e grace if w grace lb reed rf w gannon p beister ss homer c 2 2 2 2 5 0 0 0 1 1 0 3 0 2 3 0 1 0 0 v 1 2 4 2 7 0 0 0 5 a 3 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 1 ill c c c c 1 c c ] totals 14 7 21 7 abbott 2b selz ss carniff rf hatch c wightman 1f valentine p fetherston 3b leonard lb wilkinson cf hudson rf 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 3 2 0 8 1 0 1 6 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 2 2 1 0 0 1 0 2 1 2 totals 4 31 8 11