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              on bases in the ninth but both were left the following is the summary lehigh lafayette score by innings lehigh 0 0101220 o—6 lafayette 3 0 19 3 0 4 6 1—27 earned runs lafayette 14 lehigh 2 two base hits e grace wallbridge three-base hits carman 1 wallbridge 2 reese 1 ; dou ble plays snyder unassisted ; struck out dreisbach 5 gannon 1 senior 2 base on balls dreisbach 4 gannon 3 senior 6 wild pitches senior 1 time of game 2 hours 40 minutes umpire heine calendar thursday april 23 — meeting of electrical engineering society physical laboratory 7 p m friday april 24 — meeting of chess club lounging room 8 p m lecture by mr e d lea vitt ; subject " a modern mining plant physical labo ratory 11.80 a m saturday april 25 — mr meakers class in calculus 10.30 a m baseball trinity at hitters ville 3.30 p m lacrosse crescents at south bethlehem 3.00 p m sunday april 26 — christian asso ciation christmas hall 6.15 p m wednesday april 29 — baseball princeton at princeton meeting of mathematical club physical laboratory 7 p m thursday april 30 — meeting of mechanical section of engi neering society physical lab oratory 7.15 p m meeting of civil section of engineering society physical laboratory 7 p m notice mr e d leavitt mechanical engineer of the calumet & hecla mining company will lecture in the physical laboratory on friday april 24 at 11.30 subject a modern mining plant all stu dents of the university are re quired to be present t m drown president chess lehigh 9 ; lafayette 3 for the second time lehigh de feated lafayette at chess last night by the above score this contest had been looked forward to for some time chess experts of both colleges were thoroughly prepared for the match so the score clearly indicates the relative abilities of the teams the tournament was held in south college on the cam pus at easton lafayette won the choice ot opening for the first round and they selected the defense the men were paired as follows : lehigh lafayette badgley vs singer thompson vs craig wilson vs brinker dunnells vs crobaugn moritz vs scarier piez vs herr on the first round badgley open ed with the king's bishop and held the attack all through the game winning after 38 moves at which time he was a rook ahead thompson selected king's gam bit to open and alter a hard and well played game won in 43 moves wilson opened with the giuoco piano gained a piece in the middle game and won easily in 26 moves dunnells used the king's bishop opening and it was defended with the two knights he won in 56 moves moritz played an irregular open ing and winning a piece in the end game won in 38 moves piez and herr played the four knight game to 51 moves when piez resigned thus the first round ended le high 5 ; lafayette 1 ; which prac tically decided the match in the second round with the contest well in hand lehigh played with less vigor singer won from badgley in 50 moves with a zuker tort opening crobaugh won with a queen's gambit in 37 moves thompson and wilson defending ruv lopez and giuoco piano respectively had their games adju dicated in order to catch a tram and the games were decided in their favor herr used p-q4 open ing and resigned after 50 moves schrier opened with a queen's gam bit declined and lost after 56 moves the games were all well con tested and won on their merits in a future issue of the brown and white a couple of the best games will be published lacrosse in view of the fact that the first lacrosse game of the season will take place on the home grounds on saturday a word about the con dition of the men may not be out of place the team have now been training hard and faithfully every night in the week since easter and the men are in a fine condition under mr kirk's careful training the team has made rapid progress especially in team work and m quick passing which characterize a slightly different style of play introduced by mr kirk this quick passing has the advantage,that a man may often receive the ball and pass it before being covered necessitating however the strong est kind of team play which has been found to be the most success ful the make-up of the team will probably be as follows : boyer in home h w bald win out home bartles 1st attack merriman 2d attack eounday 3d attack shriver centre macdon ald 3d defense boyt 2d defense enscoe 1st defense miller cover point williams point symington goal with five or six men as sub stitutes from present indications the prospect of having a champion ship lacrosse team this year is very bright the crescents as in former years will undoubtedly bring a good team with them and it is hoped that there may be a good attendance at the first game to encourage and support the team coming lectures mr e d leavitt who is well known as one of the foremost me chanical engineers in the country is to lecture before the students of the university on friday morn ing april 24 at 11.80 in the physical laboratory mr leavitt's subject is a modern mining plant referring to the great works of the calumet & hecla copper mine on lake superior of which he is consulting engineer on friday evening may 1 at 8 o'clock mr s stuart patterson dean of the law school of the uni versity of pennsylvania and chair man of the sound money league of pennsylvania will lecture un der the auspices of the agora on the gold standard of value the students of the university will welcome the opportunity of hear ing this distinguished scholar on a subject of the greatest national im portance at the present time on may 22 protessor w t sedgwick of the massachusetts in stitute of technology will lecture on bacteriology the tech of mass institute lately dedicated one edition of its paper to the class of 98 for their valuable work and deep interest in behalf of the college the third year law class at penn sylvania has adopted the honor system in examinations the princetonian is trying to in terest some friend of princeton in the need of a new gymnasium chess tournaments are being held in all the large colleges this winter handicap tournaments seem to be in vogue where there are a large number of entries the oratorical association of the university of michigan will pre sent the play of julius ctesar for the benefit of the woman's gymna sium baseball lehigh 6 ; lafayette 27 the first of the series of base ball games with lafayette this season was played yesterday at easton the play was slow and tedious interspersed by occasional brilliant plays chasmar and tay lor in the field and carman catch ing did the best playing for lehigh while for lafayette wall bridge distinguished himself by his batting and driesbach by his pitching the game opened with lafayette at the bat a base on balls an error and three hits gave lafay ette three runs for lehigh car man went out on a fly to centre snyder bunted safely senior hit to eothermel whose error let snyder reach second base e grace hit to eothermel who threw snyder out at third w grace got his hase on balls and wallace knocked a short one to eothermel who threw him out at first in the second inning lauer struck out eeese hit to senior eothermel hit to wallace but while trying to steal third was put out for lehigh taylor struck out chasmar went out on a pop fly to third and w gannon put out on a hit to short stop in the third inning sigman got his base on balls barclay was thrown out at first walbridge made a three-base-hit bringing in sigman and clark hit a pop fly to snyder who doubled on w airbridge in lehigh's half carman hit the ball for two bases snyder made a sacrifice hit and senior hit to centre bringing in carman the fourth and most disastrous inning consisted of three bases on balls and seven hits thus netting nine runs for lafayette lehigh went out in one two three order a grounder to short a strike out and a foul constituted the inning in this inning senior took gan non's place in the box lafayette in the fifth made three runs on two hits a base on balls and an error lehigh made one run on a hit and an error in the sixth t gannon took wallace's place lafayette failed to score for lehigh t gannon went out on a hit to short tay lor went out on a pop fly chas mar hit to left w gannon bunted and carman brought chasmar and gannon in on a three-base hit four hits eothermel's being hit by pitched ball together with a little bad judgment gave lafayette four runs lehigh made two runs this inning by two bases on balls one hit and two errors in the eighth lafayette made six runs on four hits and two bases on balls lehigh went out in one two three order in her half lafayette in the ninth inning made one run on two hits and a base on balls lehigh got two men the brown and white lehigh university south bethlehem pa thursday april 23 1896 no 54 vol 111 darman c suyder 3b senior lband p e grace 2b w grace rf and ib . wallace ss faylor if jhasmar cf w gannon p andrf r gannon ss a 1 0 1 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 ji 2 1 2 1 0 0 0 1 1 2 o 4 4 2 2 5 0 6 3 0 1 a 1 1 3 6 3 0 1 1 0 1 0 2 0 1 1 2 0 0 0 2 totals 6 10 27 17 8 rothermel 2b sigman ss barclay c wallbridge 3b dlark cf saxton rf driesbach p ; lauer lb reese if 1 4 2 5 4 4 3 2 2 2 2 3 5 1 2 2 1 4 2 3 4 2 1 0 0 14 1 3 3 2 1 0 0 4 1 0 2 2 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 totals 27 22 27 14 6