Brown and White Vol. 15 no. 52

              house regulations the following rules have been posted by the arcadia 1 the hall will be open on weekdays at the hour recitations begin and close at 11.00 p m on sunday college organizations desiring to use drown memorial hall later than 11.00 p m must apply to the house committee 2 smoking will be permitted in the building except in the study room on occasions when ladies are present for dancing or other functions no smoking will be per mitted on the second floor 3 the rooms assigned to or ganizations are reserved for their use 4 chairs must not be taken from the rooms to which they properly belong 5 drown memorial hall is in the care of the student body it is expected that it will be used and cared for by the students as a home at a recent meeting of the arca dia the following letter was read : the arcadia lehigh university gentlemen : drown memorial hall is com pleted and furnished — ready for the use of the student body it will be formally dedicated with appropriate exercises in june but i am anxious that the student body shall at once enter into possession of this grreat future feature in our student life the trustees have taken over the building from the contractor and it is therefore in my hands after careful consideration it has seemed best not to be precipitate in the formulation of a new sys tem of government for a departure so new to lehigh's internal man agement we have in the arca dia a body composed of students who represent and should ever represent all sides of student life — men prominent in student af fairs and necessarily men who ! are marked by the possession of qual ities of self-reliance and strength of character the arcadia will have accommodations in drown hall suitable to the dignity and authority pertaining to your body and meeting as you do weekly it would appear that the plan that has been considered of placing j the hall for the present in your hands subject to consultation with myself as president of the univer ! sity is the best plan we can adopt ! i understand you are ready to ac cept this charge and responsibility i am a firm believer in student self-government it has been markedly successful in the man continued on page 4 it must be said that the team played good ball and that several games were lost because of the oc currence of costly errors at crit ical points in the games and that taken as a whole the batting and fielding was good although the team won but one game on the trip the total points scored by lehigh in comparison with the total points scored by the opponents is far from discourag ing the scores for the five games played follow : at annapolis april 16 lehigh 11400101 o — 8 navy 05005000 xx — 10 at lexington va april 1 8 lehigh o i oooooo o — i wash.&lee 0200003 i x — 6 the details of the v p i game at blacksburg va april 18 can not be given as the score book containing them has been lost the final score was 6-5 in favor of v p i at charlottesville april 20 lehigh 00000000 o — o virginia 1001014a xx — 7 base ball team wins one out of five the men composing the baseball team on the annual southern trip were as follows : sterner c ; ser fass p ; flippen p ; mackey p ; morsack ib ; galbraith 2b ; rose ss ; fleming 3b ; lawrence if ; uptegrafp cf ; and anderson rf the brown and white lehigh university drown hall south bethlehem pa 5 friday april 24 1908 southern trip 7ol xv lacrosse no 52 calendar saturday april 25 glee club rehearsal at 1.00 in drown hall mandolin club rehearsal at 1.45 in drown hall pennsylvania re lay races at philadelphia la crosse johns hopkins on lehigh field at 3.00 sunday april 26 mandolin club rehearsal at 2.00 in drown hall y m c a at 6.30 in drown hall monday april 27 mandolin club rehearsal 1 at 5.00 in drown hall brown and white board meeting at 5.00 in drown hall chemical meeting tuesday april 28 holiday glee club rehearsal at 11.00 in drown hall dinner for mr carnegie and student body in gym and commons at noon mandolin club rehearsal at 4.00 in drown hall wednesday april 29 glee club rehearsal at 1.00 in drown hall mandolin club rehearsal at 1.45 in drown hall basketball buck nell on lehigh field at 3.00 la crosse swarthmore at swarth more y m c a meeting one of the best speakers of the year mr clayton s cooper of new york will address the first meeting of the christian associa tion in drown hall on sunday evening at 6.30 mr cooper a graduate of brown university is now one of the most influential men of the whole country in chris tian work among college men there will be special music be sides an orchestra to lead the sing ing joint miners meeting the lehigh society has accept ed the invitation of the lafayette society to a joint meeting to be held at lafayette on april 29 the lehigh speaker will be c g evans lehigh loses to mt washing ton and wins from harvard the lacrosse team played its second game under even worse weather conditions than its first at mount washington last saturday there was a steady drizzle all morning and it rained hard through the entire game in spite of the bad weather however there was a large crowd of spectators who cheered enthusiastically for the first ten or twelve min utes neither team had much ad vantage the slippery ground in terfering both with the passing and running then captain mat thai of mount washington through the first goal which was followed in a couple of minutes by another by mccrowe morris threw the first for lehigh and strobhar and raleigh each scored another for mount washington the latter was thrown after the whistle was blown but since the umpire did not hear it the goal was counted score 4-1 in favor of mount washington lehigh played a much better game in the second half de spite the muddy grounds and some very pretty passes were made by both teams about ten minutes after the half began hoffman threw the only goal scored in the second half score 4-2 in favor of mt washington the lineup was : gonzales . ... . goal briscoe brumbaugh .. point ....... pearre barth . . . cover point . stonecipher archer ... ist defense norwood harrison rowan . . 2d defense . . matthews osborn ... 3d defense .... lamb morris . center . . mccrowe clark ...... 3d attack . hudquis zouck duncan capt 2d at . matthai capt donaldson . ist attack . strobbar hoffman .. . out home ... baker harrower . . in home ... raleigh referee fred patterson goal umpires j c mclanahan and griswold thelin timers haver stein lehigh mealy mt wash ington time of haves 25 and 20 minutes lehigh 3 harvard 2 continued on page 3 lehigh downed harvard on wednesday afternon in a game filled with many exciting plays a large number of the students who returned from their easter vaca tion together with their friends witnessed the contest the crim son started in with decided effort but were soon frustrated by mor ris who scored for lehigh 011 the first trial at the net after many fruitless attempts at scoring on both sides cobb located the net and scored for harvard before notice all the candidates for the track team ought to appreciate that the season is well under way the in terclass meet is to be held may 6th and the results of this meet will determine the entries for the pennsylvania intercollegiates on may 30th this arrangement is necessary for the entries must be in by may 12th a trophy has been presented to be awarded to the winning class on may 6th and prizes in nearly all the events will be given all those who expect to do track work this spring must report regularly from now on practices are held every afternoon from 4 to 6 p m continued on page 2 k t v a a anderson rf i o o o i rose ss „ 2 i 2 3 uptegraff cf .. . . o 2 i o salbraith 2b ....... o 2 4 1 lawrence if 1 o 4 o fleming 3b 1 o o 1 mors'ack ib 2 1 8 o i 0 0 o o o sterner c 11 3 2 serfass p o 2 11 flippin p .......... o o o 1 8 9 24 9 r 11 o a e anderson rf .. . . o o i o o rose s o o 3 i i uptegraff cf o i i o i jralbraith 2b .... i 1 o 2 o vtorsack ib o 1 10 o o sterner c o 2 6 2 o fleming 3b o 1 3 2 o lawrence if ..... o o o o o flippin p o o o 3 1 1 624 10 3 k 11 . o a e anderson rf o i 5 o r.ose ss o 11 2 jptegraff cf ..... o o o 2 jalbraith 2b .... o 1 2 4 vlorsack ib o 03 2 sterner c o o 7 1 fleming 3b o 1 1 1 lawrence if o o o o serfass p o o o 1 o 2 o 3 3 o 1 0 0 o 4 24 13