Brown and White Vol. 3 no. 56

              lehigh vs harvard next monday afternoon may 4 at 4 o'clock our lacrosse team will play harvard's representatives for the first time the game will be played on our athletic field and promises to be one of unusual interest the harvard team con tains a number of players of con siderable experience and has been carefully trained consequently the game should be exciting and very evenly contested our players have fixed a high standard for themselves by their work on sat urday and if they show the im provement next monday which a week's practice warrants us in expecting they ought to win however the crimson players are far from novices at lacrosse and practiced daily during their recent spring recess they will play johns hopkins on saturday and a comparison of the result of that game with the lehigh game will give some idea of the strength of our rivals for the championship it is to be hoped that a lehigh harvard lacrosse game will be a regular thing on our future sche dules and that the cambridge team will soon enter the inter collegiate lacrosse associaiton for the effect of such a step would be to make the game more popular as a college sport mr patterson's lec ture as previously announced in the brown and white mr c stuart patterson dean of the university of pennsylvania will deliver a lec ture on the gold standard of value in the physical laboratory of the lehigh university on fri day evening at 8 o'clock mr patterson's eminence as a constitu tional lawyer and the prominent position he occupies in the schol astic world is a guarantee of a thoughtful and earnest presentation of a subject of intense national and industrial importance notice an election for assistant mana ger of the lacrosse team will be held in the lounging room christ mas hall tomorrow friday from 11.30 to 12.45 christmas hall ac counts at the meeting of the christmas hall committee on wednesday the accounts of dutcher 96 96 treas urer of the committee were audited the receipts by classes were as follows : receipts cash on hand $ 5 50 graduates 50 96 18 00 97 5 00 98 4 00 99 13 25 total 46 25 expenditures shades $ 6 00 philadelphia inquirer 1 51 janitor 11 00 crokinole board and men 7 45 picture frames 9 81 repairs 9 00 balance in treasury 1 48 46 25 e h dutcher treasurer david hall r e lee george w treichler auditing committee from the accounts it is to be seen that 96 has shown its usual loyalty in its subscriptions to the committee while 97 and 98 have shown a lamentable lack of interest in it the entries for the henley re gatta closed on wednesday april 1 the following have entered for the grand challenge cup : yale leander trinity hall cambridge magdalen oxford thames row ing club london rowing club merens rowing club amsterdam on march 11 lombard univer sity of monmouth illinois adop ted student government the gov erning power is vested in the presi dent three members of the faculy and three students all questions pertaing to college government will be referred to them seventy-five millions of ameri can money have been given to the cause of education within the last twenty-five years — university herald mathematical club the regular meeting of the above club was held last night when yoh.n 97 read a paper on " lines and circles by the abridged nota tion applied to the discussions of orthogonal circles two circles intersect orthogonally when the tangents at their points of intersec tion are at right angles to each other mr yohn took several examples in which he proved that the required conditions were filled to make the circles orthogonal the radical axis of two circles was next explained it is the locus of a point which moves so that the lengths of the tangents drawn from it to the two circles are equal the author showed that the radical axis is perpendicular to the line joining the centres of the two cir cles and also if three circles be taken in pairs the three radical axes thus obtained meet in a point these facts were also proved geometrically coaxal circles were next taken up such being a system of circles having a common radical axis the equation and limiting points of a system of coaxal circles were discussed the paper showed a great deal of application on the part of the author and was very much appreciated by those present baseball lehigh i princeton ig on wednesday the baseball team went to contest with princeton college on its home grounds the day was all that could be desired for a game and the grounds were in the finest condition a crowd of several hundred people watched the game which opened very aus picioucly for lehigh princeton hit gannon frequently and at the right time while lebigh's hits were few and scattered wilson for princeton pitched three innings then jane pitched until the sixth when easton took the box and wheeler went to left field tay lor and grace were changed about in the fifth inning the game was called at the end of the seventh inning to allow lehigh to catch their train ■ the first inning opened with princeton at the bat and they were retired in one two three order on two liners to pitcher and a fly to third lehigh was also retired in the same manner in her half carman knocked the ball to third snyder a short one to first and lenior after having made a hit and stolen second was caught napping in the second inning princeton made one run on two hits and an error for lehigh just three men batted ; a fly to right and two strike-outs constituting the play princeton started run making in rapid manner in the third when six runs were made they were aided by two errors and four bases on balls in this inning lehigh made her only run eeed struck out w gannon hit to right stole second and third aided by two errors and came home on a wild pitch taylor went out on a pop fly carman was hit by pitched ball and snyder went out on strikes four ■ bits together with four errors and three bases on balls gave princeton seven runs in the fourth inning for lehigh senior hit a hard drive to centre and stole second a fly by grace was caught by san key who threw senior out at second t gannon went out on a grounder to third ward reached first on t gan non's error but in trying to steal second was caught titus made a hit to left and stole second jayne struck out and gunster made a three-base hit which brought in titus sankey went out to short for lehigh chasmar went out to short stop eeed reached first on gunster's error and in trying to steal second was caught w gan non struck out in the sixth easton hit to centre and was caught at third when alt man's hit was thrown in altaian came home on a wild pitch kel ley reached first on reed's error stole second and came home on a two bagger by titus titus came in on an error by snyder in le lehigh university south bethlehem pa thursday april 30 1896 no 56 the brown and white vol 111 after the reading of the paper the election of officers for the com ing year was held the following men being elected : president loomis ; vice-president noerr ; secretary and treasurer under wood on motion the meeting ad journed calendar thursday april 30 — meeting of mechanical section of enei neering society physical lab oratory 7.15 p m meeting of civil section of engineering society physical laboratory 7 p m friday may 1 — meeting of chess club lounging room 8 p m lecture by mr c stuart patterson subject the gold standard of value physical laboratory 8 p.m saturday may 2 — mr meaker's class in calculus and mechanics 10 a m lacrosse athletic club schuylkill navy south beth lehem 3.30 p m examination in trigo nometry examination in mineralogy baseball scrub vs hill school pottstown pa sunday may 3 v m c a meeting christmas hall 6.15 p m monday may 4 — lacrosse har vard at south bethlehem 4 p m high's half taylor struck out car man hit to right bat was caught trying to steal second and snyder went out to third in the seventh inning sankey went out on a fly to chasmar and ward on one to grace wheeler reached first on taylor's error and altman went out on a fly to chas mar senior went out to third grace struck out t gannon was hit by pitched ball and went to second on a wild pitch chasmar got his base on balls and seed struck out following is the score : lehigh princeton . score by innings lehigh 0 0 1 0 0 0 o—l princeton 0 16 7 2 3 o—l9 earned runs princeton 6 two-base hits smith titus g-unster three-base hit ghins ter double play princeton 1 ; sacrifice hit bradley struck out by gannon 1 by wil son 4 by jayne 1 by easton 3 bases on balls off easton 1 off gannon 7 wild pitch gannon 1 wilson 1 stolen bases lehigh 5 princeton 11 time of game 2 hours umpire harkins carman c snyder 3b senior lb e grace 2b and 1f t gannon ss chasmar cf reed rf w gannon p taylor if and 2 b 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 5 7 1 2 3 0 1 1 2 1 0 0 2 0 1 4 0 1 1 1 2 2 0 1 1 1 1 a 91 m in ward ss easton if and p altman rf kelly lb bradley cf smith c wilson p g-unster 3b sankey 2b titus c jayne p wheeler if 2 0 2 4 2 2 2 2 1 2 0 0 0 2 2 3 0 s 0 2 1 2 0 0 1 0 1 7 0 5 0 0 3 4 0 0 a 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 3 1 2 0 0 hi 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 0 0 0 totals 19 15 21 9 4