Brown and White Vol. 15 no. 58

              the mustard and cheese cast of characters held their final rehear sial monday evening in drown hall preparatory to going on their trip they play in the nesbitt theatre wilkes-barre wed may 20th the following night in the opera house at mauch chunk and friday night in the academy of music at reading a special car has been chartered for the boys to travel in the patronesses at mauch chunk will again tender a reception and 1 dance to the boys at the country club after the per formance a talk by joel h hildedrand joel h hildebrand university of pennsylvania 1903 gave a very interesting talk to the christian association on sunday evening with the growth of cities have grown up many social questions such as those concerning poverty distribution of wealth child labor capitol and labor and crime all of these are moral questions and are clue in almost all cases to moral deficiency somewhere the morals of the public are the sum of the morals of individuals and we as individuals must feel the im portance of this fact germany is superior to france not because of superior resources but because of superior individuals in order to live well regulated lives we musit have some creed or belief as to the standard by which we 2 re to 1 live religion deals with the relation between man and man and man and god and in religion we find the most satisfy ing revelation of our lives the two principles laid down for us are that a man's success is not meas ured by what he posseses but by his service to his fellow men and that interest in men is an essential characteristic to success there is one danger from mixing with men that one is apt to become shaped to the common mould and lose the independence of thought and action shown by such men as martin luther and erasmus to make our mark in this world we must believe something with all our hearts and belief in righteous ness is the essential when we once start on a crusade for light eousness we can't stop or we shall be dashed on the rocks as would a canoer that started up a swift stream and then stopped paddling he closed his remarks with a plea for each one of us as college men to take our stand and part in the solving of these great social questions of the day where can we find a better basis for our work than in the religion of jesus christ the meeting of the association next sunday evening will be the farewell meeting and will be turn ed over to 1 the seniors it is hoped that the seniors will appre ciate that this will be the last meeting they can attend as under graduates and that this will be the last time they will have the seniors with them and show their realiza tion of the fact by their presence there will be a concert by the university band in drown hall on saturday may 23 at 8.15 tickets are for distribution by mr ashbaugh at he supply bureau base ball lehigh defeats albright 2-1 lehigh defeated albright last saturday afternoon in a well con tested game on lehigh field the game was marked by the sharp fielding and light hitting of both teams albright scored her only run in the first inning c kelchne'r drew a base on balls was sacrificed to second and scored on morsack's error in only one inning after this did albright appear danger ous in the sixth when a buch was put out on a close decision at the plate lehigh'si first hit came in the fourth inning when galbraith sin gled to center however no scor ing resulted during the first six innings the best lehigh could do was to get one man as far as third in the seventh galbraith led off with a double to deep center an derson reached first on lavelle's error galbraith taking third an derson stole second morsack was an easy out to first base boy er cracked out a nice single to center scoring galbraith and an derson mcmurtrie flied out to center putting an end to further scoring the seventh inning marked the close of lehigh s scor ing ability with the score standing 2 to 1 in the home team's favor lehigh albrigt 32 1 624 12 1 albright — 1.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0 — 1 lehigh . „. 0.0.0.0.0.0.2.0.x — 2 earned runs lehigh two base hit galbraith left on bases al bright 9 lehigh 4 struck out by serf ass 4 tressler i y'eiser t base on balls tressler 1 yeiser 1 hit by pitcher klar kelchnet stolen bases rose galbraith lavelle a buck leb engood passed balls mcmurtrie 2 sacrifice hits klar rose la velle a buck lebengood um piie rettger postponed on account of rain the following gives an idea of how the points were divided 1908 won one first and two seconds 1909 took eight firsts four seconds and eight thirds 1910 scored two firsts three seconds and four thirds 191 1 captured two firsts and four seconds accordingly the points were divided as follows 1908 11 1909 60 1910 24 and 191 1 22 the highest individual score was made by aman who scored eighteen points taking three firsts and three thirds gilligan 09 was next with sixteen points to his credit he winning two firsts and two seconds the loilowing gives the names of those who took places in the various event : oo yard dash — gilligan 09 first van blarcom 10 second aman 09 third time 10 4/5 seconds 120 yard hurdle — aman 09 first tremlet 11 second gilli gan 10 third time 16 2/5 sec onds one mile run — willgoose 09 first daws-on 11 second war ner 09 third time 4 minutes 53 2/5 seconds 440 yards dash — aman 09 first gilligan 09 second shaffner 10 third time 60 2/5 seconds 220 yard hurdles — aman 09 first ; gilligan 09 second gilli lo third time 30 1/5 seconds 880 yard run — morris 09 first shaw 09 second bond 09 third time 2 minutes 19 1/5 seconds 220 yard dash — gilligan 09 first van blarcom 10 second aman 09 third time 24 seconds two mile run — daw son 11 first couch 09 second willgoose 09 third time 11 minutes 3 seconds shot put — slate 11 first trout man 08 second crocker 10 third distance 34.45 feet pole vault — geno 08 first ; tremlett 11 second height b^4 feet high jump — riley 10 first roberts 08 second warner 09 third height 5 feet 5 inches broad jump — desh 09 g waltz 10 second aman 09 third distance 20 feet 5 inches hammer throw — crocker 10 first slate 11 second w stob acous 09 third distance 90 feet 1 4/5 inches mercersburg club a s kenoey 10 sec and treas a m padgett 09 president h d kynor 10 vice president the mercersburg club held a meeting at the kappa sigma house on sunday the election of officers took place and resulted as follows : a committee was appointed com posed of komara wood o r jacobs morrison and padgett to arrange for a spiel to be held may 23d the place will be announced later roselle 05 and nolfe 05 were in town the latter part of last week ralph kinsey 07 spent sunday about the university the brown and white lehigh university south bethlehem pa tuesday may 19 1908 y m c a vol xv no 58 calendar inter-class track won by juniors with wide margin last saturday afternoon the in ter class track meet was held di rectly after the base ball game this meet was to have been held the sixth of may but had to be tuesday may 19 — electrical society meeting in williams hall wednesday may 20 — base ball lafayette on lehigh field at 3.00 mustard and cheese performance at wilkes-barre arts and sci ence club meeting thursday may 21 — mustard and cheese performance at mauch chunk friday may 22 — mustard and cheese presents navajo land at reading saturday may 23 — track meet lafayette on lehigii field base ball lafayette at easton univer sity band concert at drown hall at 8.15 civil society spiel college lecture another of dr estes helpful and instructive lectures was given to the student body last friday morning the speaker discussed the subject of vitality in all of its various phases laying espec ial emphasis on the food question in its relation to the upbuilding of the human system vitality was defined as the name given to the product of the iii^er-action of the cells of the body its two qualities anamation and resistance were e/ach taken up and discussed in turn dr estes then proceed ed to the important question of diet using in this connection a number of statistics gotten by ex periments along these particular lines mustard and cheese ab k h u a . k klar rf 2 o 1 o o o rose ss 3 o o 2 4 upteispraff cf 4 o o 2 o galbraith 2b 3 1 2 2 o anderson if .. 3 1 020 o o o o morsack ib...3 o 013 o boyer 3b 3 o 1 o 1 mcmurtrie c 3 o o 8 1 i 0 o tressler p .. . . 1 o o o 5 o serfass o 1 o o o 1 o 26 2 4 27 16 i ab 1 k 1 ti j - a . k i kelchner cf 3 i 1 4 o ib ... 3 v buck rf . . . . 3 ss . 4 becker c .... 4 iroman 2b .. 4 i buck if ... 4 o 0 o o o o 1 1 o 2 o o 10 2 1 2 3 . o 2 o 5 1 1 o i 0 0 0 o o . kleckner 3b 3 reiser p 4 o o i 0 o 2 o 3