Brown and White Vol. 12 no. 39

              notice basket ball lehigh defeats swarthmore lehigh defeated swarthmore last saturday evening in the gym in a fast and interesting game the victory came as a surprise for the visiting team had recently defeated dartmouth while lehigh had just been defeated by the new england team for lehigh travis and anderson played the best game shooting five and six of lehigh's goals respectively for swarth more farquhar played the star game shooting twelve fouls out of fourteen trials at goal turner the captain to the lacrosse team also played a good game at center covering his man well and shoot ing four goals for his team for the first few minutes the game was in doubt but lehigh soon took the lead and maintained it for the remainder of the game the score at the end of the first half was 20-15 at the end of the second it stood 34-26 the game was rough and replete with fouls on both sides lehigh being the worse offender swarthmore how ever made twice as many goals from her chances as did lehigh the line-up : swarthmore lehigh farquhar forward troutman price forward anderson turner center pierce dill guard berg palmer guard travis mcmullen goals from field — anderson 6 berg 1 travis 5 troutman 1 pierce 1 farquhar 2 turner 4 dill 1 goals from fouls — farqu har 12 berg 5 mcmullen 1 ref eree — sinclair swarthmore um pire — daughtery lehigh time of halves 20 minutes an informal dance was given after the game the team met after the game and elected george washington leßoy travis of flushing n v class of 1907 cap tain for 1906 travis has played a star game all season at guard he has had a long prep school experi ence and was a member of last year's squad he will make a val uable leader for next year's varsity the l u chess club will play a match of ten boards with the lincoln republican club of beth lehem on friday evening march 10 at the republican clnb rooms on market street bethlehem by rutgers debating team on saturday evening lehigh's debating team was defeated at new brunswick by the rutgers team on the subject resolved that the neutral powers should interfere by force if necessary to end the war between russia and japan the affirmative side was upheld by rutgers who was represented by the following team : welcome w bender 05 louis bevier 3d 06 simon blocker 05 the negative side was taken by lehigh whose team was as fol lows : wallace martin 05 m h kuryla 05 harry r lee 06 the judges were : prof frank thilly of princeton ; prof samuel mccune lindsay of the university of pennsylvania and prof paul monroe of columbia university the debate was held in kirkpat rick chapel and was heard by a large audience composed of the students of rutgers and the towns people of new brunswick rutgers based her arguments on the fact that there was precedent for intervention in such a war as as this as examples were cited the crimean war and the interven tion of the united states in the war between spain and cuba following up this proof of the le gality of the intervention rutgers's team showed the necessity for inter vention she advanced the human itarian point of view and showed how the strength and vitality of both the contesting nations were being sapped by the long struggle lehigh showed that intervention of neutral powers whose interests are not at stake is without the sup port of international law and is consequently illegal even if inter vention were legal it would be wrong to intervene again and rob japan of the fruits of her hard earned victory for rutgers bender spoke very well and developed some very good points the first speeches of all the rutgers men were very well presented but in rebuttal lehigh showed up strongly the first speeches were ten minutes in length while each man was given five minutes for rebuttal continued on fourth page next saturday evening the com bined musical clubs of lafayette and lehigh will give a joint concert in the south bethlehem opera house seats will be on sale on thursday morning at the box office and at jacoby's and kempsmith's drugstores prices 1.50 1 75c and 50c mrs t m drown has presented a number of valuable photographs of architectural and engineering works to the department of civil engineering several of them give fine views of the buildings of the centennial exposition a photo graph of the locomotive which drew the first passenger train is of special interest and during the past week it has been displayed in one of the c e bulletin boards lehigh university south bethlehem pa wednesday march 8 1905 lehigh defeated donations to library vol xn calendar no 39 the brown and white thursday march 9 5 p m — lacrosse practice friday march 10 t 1.30 a m — lecture by r e speer in physical laboratory 12.30 p m college meeting saturday march 11 3 p.m — mustard and cheese rehearsal at saucon hall practice of chorus in christmas hall bp m joint concert lafayette-lehigh south bethlehem opera house sunday march 12 6.30 p m — y m c a meeting gymnasium meet valuable books presented by prof richards the following books have been donated to the metallurgical sec tion of the library by prof joseph w richards bauerman : " the metallurgy of iron campbell : " manufacture of iron , and steel ;" " structural steel harbord : " metallurgy of steel ledebur " eisen hiittenbunde 1 metcalf a manual for steel users turner : " the metallurgy of iron howe : " iron steel and other alloys roberts-austen : an introduc tion to the study of metallurgy schnabel " allgemeinen hiitten ikunde brannt : " metallic alloys peters : " modern copper smelt ing 7th and nth editions eissler " the hydro-metallurgy of copper hoffman : " the metallurgy of lead eissler : " the metallurgy of gold ingalls : " the production and properties of zinc the metal lurgy of zinc and cadmium moissan and ourrard " le nick el last friday night the gymna sium team was defeated by that of new york university by the score 29-19 for a number of years new york university has defeated lehigh in this branch of athletics and this year it was hoped that lehigh would be able to reverse the usual order of things but the team did not seem equal to the task for lehigh fernandez and capt evans did the best work fernandez won first on the horse and second on the parallel bars and evans won first in tumbling for lehigh the other points were won as follows : brown second on the horizontal bars ; stauffer second on the clubs notice donations to metallur gical and mineralog ical departments the senior banquet will be held on next friday evening at 9 p m at the hotel wyandotte no senior can afford to miss this last banquet price 1.75 tickets may be obtained from the commit tee clay chairman kline leonard payne the technical working library of the late prof b w frazier con sisting of nearly a thousand books including journals and periodicals has been presented to these depart ments by mrs frazier the col lection is almost indispensable for the continuance of the high stand ard of instruction in these depart ments set and maintained by prof frazier and the gift is gratefully acknowledged by the staff of the departments and by the faculty present to c e depart ment