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              third on fugitt's hit to the infield and w grace who succeeded reed at third came in on a passed bail ; reed got his base on balls but was forced at second by pomeroy after t gannon had struck out the rest of the game was a series of strike-outs with an occasional base on balls and infield out but in the fourth inning oritani scored two more touhey hit a fly over the centerfielder's head and reached second on the throw-in on a ques tionable decision of the umpire he got third and dollard got first on fueitt's error of the latter's ground hit ; dollard was thrown out trying to steal second ; die trich went to first on balls reach ing second on lawlor's out short to first ; both men scored on leon ard's two-base hit but the latter was left as fishel was out w gannon to w grace this ended the scoring for oritani for lehigh e grace made a good catch of a difficult fly in the third but dropped a hard line drive from the bat of the next man up in the eighth reed caught a low line drive after a hard run and threw to second completing the only double play of the game w gannon played a good heady game in the box for oritani the pitching of fishel was the feature score : earned run oritani 1 two-base hits touhey leonard ; stolen bases carman 2 dollard 1 double play reed to pugitt bases on balls off gannon 3 off fishel 6 hit by pitched ball murphy fishel struck out by gannon 2 by fishel 20 passed ball dollard umpire golden intercollegiate track meet tho annual meet of the intercol legiate association of amateur athletes of america was held at berkeley oval on saturday and resulted in a victory for the uni versity of pennsylvania the re sult was a great surprise to the two thousand spectators present the odds before the games being decidedly in yale's favor how ever the result clearly showed the superiority pennsylvania has ac quired this year by their hard work in this line of athletics and by the skillful training of mike murphy the surprise of the day was the defeat of wefers by colfelt of princeton this is the latter's first appearance on the intercollegiate track and the showing he made was hardly expected by even his most sanguine friends however with all justice to colfelt it is safe to say that had wefers been run ning in his accustomed form the result would have been far differ ent the high wind blowing in the face of the sprinters was undoubt edly accountable for the slow time made in the short runs in the other events the performance was far above the average in the high jump five men cleared 6 feet and windsor of pennsylvania in an exhibition jump of 6 ft 3 in broke the intercollegiate record johnson of yale broke the pole vault record by almost an inch clearing the bar at 11 ft 3-f in woodruff of pennsylvania by throwing the hammer 136 ft 3 in broke hickok's record of 135 ft 101 i n . perkins of yale burke of bos ton university hollister of har vard and orton of pennsylvania showed up in their usual fine form while garrett of princeton sur passed himself by making seven points the mile walk promised to be of especial interest on account of the unusually large number of entries fetterman took the lead with three yale men directly behind him and two more slightly back for the first quarter the race was very exciting ; then the leading yale man was disqualified for not walking according to the rules before the second quarter was over the next two yale men were re moved for the same reason and on the next lap the others leaving fetterman far in the lead he fin ished probably 1-16 of a mile ahead of any of his competitors the bicycle races are to be held next saturday but even if yale should win eight points in these the lead of pennsylvania is too great to be overcome the summary of the events is as follows : 3 00-yard dash b j wefers georgetown first t r fisher continued on third page baseball lehigh i ; oritani 3 lehigh played something like the ball of which the team is capa ble and displayed form which has been so conspicuously absent in the college games against the oritani field club on saturday the team however shared the fate of other teams against the pitcher of the home team twenty men failing to connect with the ball in three attempts and of the ten balls hit only three of them de veloped into sale ones the field ing of both sides was good only one of the visitors errors being costly neither side scored in the first but in the second touhey opened with a single reached second on dollard's sacrifice went to third on a fly to white and scored on lawlor's hit ; leonard struck out for lehigh white got a start on four balls reed who took his place on the bases went to second on a sacrifice by w gannon to freshman class meet ing the class of 00 met in christ mas hall at 12.80 p m on friday after president chapman had called the meeting to order he stated that the object of the meet ing was to nominate officers for the sophomore year the nomin ations were at once opened they are as follows : for president schwerin rowe and chamberlain ; vice president simmer dodson and caufield ; secretary benson rowe and magee ; treasurer kline and rowe ; athletic representative white and grubbe ; historian continued on third page lehigh university south bethlehem pa monday may 31 1897 yoi iy the brown and white no 59 calendar wednesday june 2 — lacrosse toronto university athletic field 8.30 p m saturday june 5 — baseball carl isle indians athletic field 3.30 p m sunday june 6 — regular meeting of christian association chris tmas hall 6.15 p m saturday june 12 — sophomore calculus cremation fevening sunday june 13 — baccalaureate sermon in packer memorial church 10.80 a m monday june 14 class day ex ercises afternoon june hop evening tuesday june 15 — alumni day baseball franklin and mar shall athletic field 3.30 p m wednesday june 16 — university day thursday friday and saturday june 18 19 and 20 — examin ations for admission notices the newly elected 99 epitome board will meet for organization wednesday june 2 at 12.80 in christmas hal padget any one who desires extra copies of the commencement number of the brown and white will please give their name and num ber desired to any member of the board before june 14 business managee all juniors who have not paid this term's or year's class dues are urged to settle with the treasurer as soon as possible outstanding debts must be paid before the close of the term treasurer seniors wishing june hop invi tations will please give their names and the number desired to mr t b wood there will be an examination in gas analysis for senior metallur gists thursday june 3 the alumni lunch will be held in the gymnasium on tuesday june 15 at 12.80 p m all seniors are most cordially invited to at tend price 1 a johnson chairman entertainment commit tee * _ — barnard college has received a gift of 140,000 from mrs josiah m fisher the board of regents of the uni versity of michigan have decided to raise the requirements for ad mission to the law school vassar college has recently re ceived a gift of some exceedingly rare and valuable books there are only nine of them altogether but they are worth 2,000 or more communication to the editors of the brown and white at a recent meeting of the le high university athletic commit tee the following eligibility rules were adopted to replace those which have heretofore been in effect : 1 no person shall play on any university athletic team or take part in any university athletic contest who is not a bona fide stu dent of the university if a special student he must be taking at least twelve exercises per week and may not play on any team within a year after entering the university 2 no student shall play on any university athletic team under an assumed name 8 no student having any schol astic condition shall play on any university athletic team without the express permission of the com mittee on qualifications 4 no student shall play on any university athletic team or take part in any athletic contest who has ever used or is using his knowledge of athletics or his ath letic skill for gain 5 no student shall play on any university athletic team who has ever played on any summer base ball nine made up in whole or in part either of paid players or of players whose living expenses are paid for them in return for such playing 6 the limit of time for playing on any university athletic team is four years which shall in no case be exceeded the four years thus specified are to be reckoned as in cluding those years if any during which a student has previously represented another college in the same branch of athletics john boyt secy lehigh b h o a e pomeroy ss 0 10 3 1 e grace if 0 0 2 0 1 w grace,lb 0 0 13 2 0 carman c 0 12 2 0 white rf 1 0 2 0 1 w gannon p 0 0 13 0 fugitt,2b 0 14 3 1 eeed cf 0 0 3 1 0 t gannon 3b 0 0 0 2 0 totals 1 3 27 16 4 oritani k h o a b murphy if 0 1 0 0 0 bassf ord rf 0 0 1 0 0 cotter lb 0 1 4 o*o touhey 2b 2 2 2 0 0 dollard c 0 120 11 dietrich ss , 1 0 0 1 0 lawlor cf 0 10 0 0 leonard 3b 0 1 0 1 0 eishel p 0 0 0 1 0 total 3 7 27 4 1 score by innings 12345 6 789 lehigh 0 oritani 0 1 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 g 0 0 0 0 1 0 3