Brown and White Vol. 13 no. 8

              friday at 5 p m song practice in chapel at bp m university smoker at the gym saturday at 3.30 p m foot ball game — f & m vs lehigh on le high field foot ball scores pennsylvania 17 ; u of n c o yale 30 holy cross o princeton 48 bucknell o harvard 12 springfield o state 16 gettysburg o lafayette 48 jefferson medical college o f m 18 st johns o villa nova 6 georgetown o swarthmore 30 george wash ington o navy 6 dickinson o w.&j 28 pittsburg lyceum o syracuse 27 hamilton o faculty changes j a chaldeane 03 of the mas sachusetts institute of technology has been secured to take up the work of assistant in qualitative a e olpp 03 has returned to his work at the university of penn sylvania where he is pursuing a course in medicine and industrial analysis and assay ing mr chaldeane is a graduate of the department of chemistry at the massachusetts institute a a diefenderfer now has charge of this department of work in the chemical department george c beck has been trans ferred to the quantitative depart ment taking the place formerly hell'd by mr diefenderfer alumni notes h o hess 96 has accepted a position at cornell university as as i sociate professor in mechanical en gineering f w roebling m e 01 who is now located at trenton n j was married to miss metcalf of erie last month this is the u g i contingent — forstall 91 ; c c snyder 00 laubenstein 01 cassedy 03 frick 03 borowsky 04 ballston 05 steams 05 and hoeke 05 — all good gas people — phila news a press club building will be erected on the campus of the uni versity of california in the near future the building will be com pletely in the hands of the under graduates for the various college periodicals intercollegiate schedule ar ranged 111 1 ! the annual meeting of the in tercollegiate lacrosse association of the united states was held sat urday morning october 14 at the : hotel bdngham philadelphia i after the election of officers for the ensuing year the matter of arrang ing the schedule was discussed the following schedule was pro posed subject to the approval of j the different managers : april 28 johns flopkins vs le high at south bethlehem april 28,swarthmore vs stev ens at swarthmore may 5 swarthm'ore vs lehigh at swarthmore 5 johns flopkins vs stev | ens at floboken j may 12 stevens vs lehigh at south bethlehem j may 12 swarthmore vs johns hopkins at baltimore i the second saturday in october at the same place was selected for the 1906 meeting y m c a meeting reception a grand success the annual reception of the y m c a to the college was held in the gymnasium on saturday evening the attendance both of upper classmen and freshmen was very large and these with a large representation from the facuilty and friends of the university formed a most delightful assembly it was the first occasion on which the faculty and students had a chance to meet at a social gather ing where freshman and senior had equal rights the room was beautifully deco rated in the college colors and boughs with their autumn foliage the students began to assemble about 8 o'clock and soon the gym nasium was well filled after a short time spent by the felilows in becoming acquainted a brief pro gram was rendered this consisted of several selections by the college orchestra and banjo club and solos by mrs finne and master john eckroth president drinker was then introduced and after the applause had subsided spoke of a few things which had most im pressed him he advised the fresh men especially not to become care less in their first year here but to form the habit of good honest study our new secrteary mr rogers gave a short talk in which he emphasized the fact that the social side of a student's life is very important a college man may get a good bit from book learning but to go out and try for the different college teams and pub lications will do more to develop him as a man refreshments were served by the students after which the alma mater was sung and the gathering broke up a short dance was held after the reception music being furnished by the college orchestra the sunday evening meeting of the young men's christian asso ciation w r as as usual held in christmas haiti 1 at 6.30 p m rev paul de schweinitz was the speaker of the evening he chose as his subject motives for missionary activities the discourse was di rected chiefly to showing why col liege men especially should be in terested in missions rev de schweinitz is secretary of missions of the moravian church which is one of the great est of missionary churches a good amount was pledged for the support of missions for the present year it is probable that several mission study classes will be organized in the near future during the past summer vaca | tion the senior mechanical engi neers obtained employment for the most part in their own line of work t h luders was employed at the phosphor-bronze smelting co ltd philadelphia j it f eigenbrodt was in the i draughting room of adams and ! schwab consulting engineers,bal | timore a w cupitt was in the erecting ! department of ordnance shop no i 2 of the midvale steel co j r wait was employed in the : a.utomobile garage connected with the shedd electric co roselle n j b t root was in no 4 ma j chine shop of the bethlehem steel i works i c n underwood was engaged ! in biridge design in the civil de ipartment of the bethlehem steel works c w lotz was with the birds j boro foundry and machine co i birdsboro pa t g fear was with coxe bros and co eckley pa o e greene was employed in • the testing laboratory of the j winchester arms co new haven conn m w nolan was superinten dent of construction work at simpson pa w fi grimball worked on a farm near . waynesville n c summer work of senior mechanicals following the introduction of the tutorial system at princeton sev eral changes have been made in the faculty princeton now has a faculty of 138 professors and in structors harvard university will offer to her students and undergraduates the richest prize that has ever been held up for academic distinction a prize of 500 will be awarded each year by the department for the best thesis on any econimic sub ject continued on page three foot ball lehigh 6 haverford 5 lehigh revenged herself on haverford saturday for last year's defeat winning by the score of 6 to 5 the score is no criterion of the closeness of the game unfor tunate fumbles at critical moments prevented lehigh from making a larger score and one of these was the direct cause of haverford s scor ing three times in the first half lehigh fumbled once on haver ford's 12-yard line again on her 20-yard line and once on her 45 yard line this latter came early in the half and resulted in haver ford's only touchdown spiers at quarter showed up very well indeed and promises to develop into a clever quarter as soon as more practice gives him better gen eralship herman played a strong game until laid out in the second half pop dunn at center was in the game from start to finish and broke up haverford's mass plays unaided several times rommel and b'achman hurdled the line well but during the first half were not well supported and after making their distance were frequently thrown back herman kicked off to haines on the 25-yard line who ran the ball back ten yards haverford gained consistently and soon had the ball in lehigh s territory where a brace on the latter s part lost them the ball lehigh immediately began to tear things up but on an unfortu nate fumble by sheridan on le hig's 45-yard line the ball flew into sunley's arms who ran for a touchdown the try at goai failed score haverford 5 ; lehigh o lehigh took the ball on the kick off and carried it to haverford's 20-yard line where they lost it on a funible brown got around end and ran to the 45 yard line where he was tackled so fiercely by stocker that he lost the ball gott falling on it lehigh worked the ball to haverford's 12-yard line on a series of end runs and hurdle plays here spiers fumbled and haverford began a march up the field the succession of fumbles seemed to have disheartened the lehigh team and they failed to brace the half ended with the ball in haverford's possession on lehigh'is 20-yard line on the kick-off spiers ran with the ball on a double pass but fum bled when tackled haverford worked down to the 20-yard line where lehigh braced and forced sunley to try a goal from field the trial failed and herman kicked out from the 20-yard line to hav erford's 45-yard line lehigh held and took the ball on downs from here by a succession of mass plays netting from three to five yards at a clip bachman was shoved over for a touchdown herman kicked the goal score haverford 5 ; lehigh 6 the brown and white lehigh university south bethlehem pa tuesday october 17 1905 y m c a vol xiil lacrosse calendar tuesday at 5 p m cheering practice wednesday at 2.30 p m foot ball practice at 7.30 p m c e meeting in saucon hall thursday at 5 p m cheering practice at bp m arcadia meet ing no 8