Brown and White Vol. 12 no. 2

              albright showed up exception ally strong and in the first half she about held her own against the light team which began the game in the second half however he line could not sustain the attacks of the heavy backs the need of a good goal kicker was clearly shown as five easy trials failed miserably the game began at 3.15 p 111 albright defending the east goal reel kicked off to smoyer who caught the ball on the five-yard line and ran back nearly 20 yards where he was tackled by reel failing to gain on bucks albright punted 20 yards to helwig • reel made 15 yards on the next play van dyne fumbled olcott recover ing the ball qn the follownig play kirk fumbled albright getting the ball on her 28-yard line on the next play olcott broke through downing the runner for a loss of three yards albright was forced to punt again a 30-yard kick being muffed by the lehigh back wal lis fell on the ball buck circled right end for 15 yards being downed by olcott smoyer made a yard on a centre buck but direct ly after lehigfh held and took the ball on downs on her 30-yard line reel went around the end for 20 yards but was hurt when tackled torrey taking his place daub fum bled richmond getting the ball albright was again forced to punt kirk getting the ball on the 20 yard line lehigh then braced and by steady bucks and end runs by torrey van duyne and kirk ad continued on third page added to the teaching force wilter lincoln wilson c e m s assistant professor of civil engineering was graduated from the civil engineering department of lehigh in 1888 since graduation he has been employed by the penn sylvania railroad company in field work and construction including bridges and masonry on the inter continental railway survey through ecuador and peru having entire charge of the topography and map-making and on the gua temala-mexico boundary survey from february 1898 to july 1901 he was instructor in civil engineer ing at lehigh during the past three years he has been asistant professor of civil engineering at tulane university new orleans la having entire charge of the department he is a member of the american society of civil engineers sherman m turrill c e was graduated from cornell in 1901 e'rior to his appointment here he was employed as engineer on the new york rapid transit subway he has also had experience in mu nicipal engineering robert w gay b s c e re ceived the degree of b s from new york university in 1901 and en the completion of a post-gradu ate course in the same college he received the degree of c e he has had experience in rail road and telegraphic work and also in the construction of a reservoir filter house and pipe lines for the green island water supply com pany ; drill well tests for the ham rrerschlag manufacturing com pany of garfiekl n j ; and the preparation of plans and estimates tor track extension of the central railroad of new jersey he was assistant division supervisor in the maintenance of way department of the long island railroad dr alfred e richards instruc tor in the department of modern languages is a graduate of yale having taken the degrees a b in 1898 and m a in 1900 during the last year dr richards studied in germany taking the degree of ph d at munich chas wilson brown a m in structor in the department of geology graduated from brown university in 1900 taking the de gree m a the following year for two years 190.1-1902 mr brown was principal of the warren high school rhode island and during 1 903 1 904 was a graduate student of harvard in the department of geology y m c a the meeting last sunday night was addressed by mr robert e laramy lehigh 96 whose talk was directed in part to the fresh men a very large number of whom were present he spoke of the many opportunities which were ever present before the college n an especially the man just enter ing the fact was emphasized very strongly that a man in such a posi tion who has been more or less re strained by parents and preparatory school masters feels upon enter ing college that such restraint has been loosened and immediately proceeds to do things which would be rendered impossible under any other circumstances the speaker especially warned the men to be alert and seize every opportunity to lead a moral and manly life and to early take advantage of coming into the association work the meeting was an example of a true college gathering in which every man is benefited by the pres ence of every other man next sunday will be devoted to the consideration of bible study a prominent speaker will address the meeting and the several courses a ill be thoroughly explained no 2 the brown and white lehigh university south bethlehem pa monday september 26 1904 new instructors calendar foot ball vol xii monday september 26 at 4 p in foot ball practice on lehigh field 4.30 p m cheering practice on lehigh field tuesday september 27 at 4 p m foot ball practice on lehigh field at 4.30 p m cheering practice wednesday september 28 at 3.00 p m foot ball game on le high field thursday september 29 at 4 p m foot ball practice on lehigh field at 4.30 p m cheering practice friday september 30 at 4 p m fcot ball practice on lehigh field at 4.30 p m cheering practice saturday october 1 at 3 p m foot ball game on lehigh field — lehigh vs manhattan foot ball scores : lehigh 3 r albright o pennsylvania 6 state o bucknell 30 lebanon valley o dickinson 10 ■; western mary land 0 " columbia 10 ; union o lafayette 35 ; wyoming o georgetown 22 maryland agri cultural college o college meeting committees appointed the first college meeting of the present college term was held in the large lecture room of the phy sical laboratory on friday morn ing at 11 o'clock the meeting was opened with several good yells after which considerable business was transacted manager saffold of the foot fall team spoke at some length on the various ways in which he is tiying to get the foot ball team upon a working basis and urged every man in college to aid in his efforts corsa 05 musical director of the minstrel association discussed the outlook for a good minstrel show he called attention to the fact that in last year's class some very good material left us and re quested that every man of any ability either in singing dancing or telling jokes try to make a place in the show after some discussion concern ing the sale of athletic tickets and the appointment of committees the meeting adjourned by singing the alma mater the hustling committee for this year was appointed and will be as follows : mcmullen 05 ; kautz 05 ; clay 05 ; dean 06 ; lueders 06 ; n g smith 06 ; balston o7 daniels 07 s w brown 07 altemus 08 bayless c 8 kelton 08 it is the duty of the hustling committee aided by the rest of the college to see that men in college who can play foot ball get out to practice and keep training the committee on the founder's day hop will be composed of the following men : berg 05 chair man ; balston 05 ; leonard 05 ; wrightson 06 van duyne 06 duncan 07 ; jessup 08 the following committee will have charge of cheering and sing ing both at practice and games : clay 05 payne 05 estes 05 cheering practice will be held daily on the athletic field at 4.30 p m assistant professors appointed the following appointments of assistant professors have been made william b schober ph d assistant professor of tihemistry harry m ullman ph d assistant professor of chemistry charles h whitman ph d assistant pro fessor of english ; robert w hall assistant professor of biology first game an easy victory lehigh opened her foot ball sea son saturday defeating albright by the score of 37 to o to the student body the game was far fiom gratifying as ragged team work and frequent fumbling pre vented a much larger score coach newton has been severely handi capped by the fact that last year's band of veterans is almost entirely depleted by graduation and other causes and the new men must be broken in of the latter there are quite a number who showed up very well indeed and with the aid of dr newton's skillful handling will no doubt improve markedly the season is young as yet and it is too early to prophesy much but from the work of the team put in in the second half it is safe to con clude that we will have a winning team this year