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lafayette smoker the program for the lafayette smoker on friday night is partially completed among other things there will be a basketball game between the juniors and sophomores and speeches by several of the alumni who always come back for this game a monster parade will follow the smoker y m c a prof h e rondthaeler of the moravian college and theological seminary gave an extremely inter esting illustrated talk before the y m c a meeting on sunday night on palestine and especially jerusa lem the meeting was held in the small lecture room of the physical laboratory but as it had not been very well advertised the attendance was rather small general secretary howard of the y m c a was present at the yale princeton game on saturday as a loyal supporter of his victorious alma mater college meeting a short college meeting was held friday morning in the physical laboratory the applications for tickets to the lafayette game were handed in fair 08 brought up the matter of a lehigh-lafayette night in the orpheum after the game but no action was taken several other questions were also considered football lchigh 27 ursinus by outplaying ursinus in every de partment of tne game on saturday afternoon lehigh gained a well earned victory 27 to 0 from the kick-off the result was never in doubt although ursinus several times came dangerously near the lehigh goal on well-executed forward passes lehigh for the first tune in many names was able to place her strong est team on the field witn tne ex ception of captain olcott whom it is reported wull again be seen in togs about the middle of the week lehigh rushed the ball over 350 yards about 150 of this on forward passes and lost 80 yards on penalties ursinus made all dut 5w yards of uer 150 yards on forward passes and lost 50 yards on penalties anderson received the kick-off and ran the ball back 15 yards ursinus then secured the ball on an attempt ed forward pass lehigh held and received the punt about the middle of the field from here although losing 30 yards on penalties lehigh rushed the ball for a touchdown speirs kicked the goal lehigh made another toxichdown in this half on a blocked kick which shorkiey gath ered in and carried over the line in the second half lehigh lined up with burlingame and mandell in place of black and speirs respective ly we succeeded in rushing the ball over for a touchdown after about 5 minutes of play a number of changes were then made in the lineup and during the re mainder of the half we resorted to punting in which martin showed up extremely well and had a decided ad vantage over keyser this style of play gave the lehigh ends a chance to shine brilliantly and two more scores followed before time was called with the ball in our possession score lehigh 27 ursinus 0 the lineup ursinus position lehigh abel left end .. . troutinan shaffer quay left tackle treat mccormick geiges left guard black burlingame knauer center smith hoover right guard . . . shorkiey gay right tackle street miller right end bakewell wood paist quarter-back . anderson behney ham left half-back aman bilheimer keyser .. . right half-back . . . speirs mandell isenberg full-back brumbaugh martin touchdowns troutman ' aman martin brumbaugu shorkiey goals from touchdowns speirs aman referee davidson u of p umpire bennett u of p head linesman mrauss lehigh two 35-minute halves phi delta theta the alpha province convention of the phi delta theta fraternity will be held at dickinson college on no vember 26-28 t m fair 08 will be the representative of the pennsylva nia eta chapter the following chapters will send delegates to the convention mcgill university university of toronto colby dartmouth univer sity of vermont williams 1 , amherst brown cornell union columbia syracuse lafayette gettysburg washington and jefferson allegheny university of pennsylvania dickin son perm state and lehigh the basketball prospect at state are bright bishop ethelbert talbot preached at state college on sunday in response to the can for candi dates for the 100 basketba.i team the following men have reported a s osborne r b osborne upte graff morris w stobaeus t feto baeus dayett and lawrence a s osborne is captain and w stobaeus manager lecture on friday prti ; ? ev lei s h ton coleman bishop of delaware will deliver a lecture next friday morning in the ssks la £ oorat ory r y on some out of-the-way experiences each sum mer bishop coleman lays as de ms clerical dignity and makes a long pedestrian expedition and he will tell of some interesting experiences of these trips the gun club will hold its first shoot on wednesday december 4 so be sure to bring your gun along back with you after the thanksgiving re cess if enough good men come out a team will probably be entered in the intercollegiate shoot next spring a football team composed of the members of the circulo ibero played the spanish-american students of the bethlehem preparatory school on wednesday afternoon and won 1 to 0 the mercersburg club held a meet ing at the kappa sigma house on sunday afternoon the final arrange ments for presenting one of the large pictures of the university to the academy were completed it was also decided to hold a smoker in the near future an important business meeting of the berks club was held last thurs day night in saucon hall several new members were taken in and a committee wias appointed to make ar rangements for the annual banquet at reading some time during the christmas vacation a smoker will be held here before christmas the schuylkill county juehigh club held a brief meeting after the college meeting on friday the tennis club held a short meet ing on friday morning greenough 0 was elected vice-president in place of h s hip well ex'ob the hustling committee met in the physical laboratory after thei col lege meeting on friday and made plans for the active continuation of its good work during the present week there will be no banjo club in the reading concert a musical octette will take its place consisting of gib ble 08 slate 11 miller 11 banjos van vleck os stephens 08 roberts 08 mandolins howard and garri son 09 guitars the brown and white south bethlehem pa tuesday november 19 1907 lehigh university calendar no 18 team in good condition ol xv v.m.c a lecture 0 on wednesday by jacob a riis jacob a riis will appear as the first number of the lecture course on wednesday evening november 20th mr riis brings a message that no one can afford to miss his talk on tony's hardships or the fight for our to-morrow is full of wit and humor this opportunity to hear one of the greatest men in our country to-day should not be neglected mr riis will be enter tained by dr and mrs drinker wednesday november 20 special tau beta pi meeting at 1.0 in m e society room williams hall glee club at 1.30 minstrel show at 3.00 banjo club at 4.oo in christmas hall y m c a lecture in phys lab at 8.00 thursday november 21 mandolin club at 5.00 glee clud at 7.3o in gnristmas hall arcadia meeting at 7.30 arts and science club lecture in phys lab at 8.00 friday november 22 college lec ture in phys lab at 11.00 lafay ette game seat sale closes at noon smoker in gym at 8.00 saturday november 23 football lafaiette on lemgh field at 2.30 notice the hustling committee will again have megaphones on sale at die gate next saturday alumni notice song books may be obtained at the home club on south new street be fore friday or at tne smoker on fri day night sophomore cotillion at a business meeting of the sophomore cotillion club held last sunday morning at the psi upsilon house c wesley martin stanley kitchel and pedro n lopez were elected to membership it was decided to hold the first dance on friday december 13th the night before the minstrel show and the following were chosen as an executive committee murnane chairman = mterwin dunning blanchard sasscer r stockton and phillips the following committees were then appointed by president mur nane invitations and programs — neal chairman baker kenney dun ning and merwin decorations — waltz chairman schwarzwaelder kynor gorman lawson caffall and hartley floor and refreshments — blanch ard chairman sasscer davis and thayer music r stockton chairman riley phillips and blanchard tau beta pl special meeting at 1 p m on wednesday in the m e society room williams hall lecture thursday night the whole college is invited to at tend the lecture to be delivered in the physical laboratory on thursday night by dr arthur cooley on modern greece and antiquities dr cooley is recognized as an au thority on these subjects and his ad dress should prove very interesting with a large number of views as it will be illustrated this lecture will be given under the auspices of the arts and science club but it is largely due to the efforts of profs blake and goodwiin that the speaker has been secured all of the members of the football team came out of the ursinus game without serious injuries although they are naturally bruised and sore they will be put through some hard work this week in preparation for saturday's game with our traditional rival lafayette lehigh's stock is now worth considerably more than it was two weeks ago and the hardest fought contest since 1903 is expected the spirit of the student oody has at last been aroused and every possible manifestation of loyalty and support will be made during the week to put life and courage into the team according to the statistics pub lished at the time of the perm lafayette game our opponents will outweigh us by twelve pounds on the average the respective figures being 184 and " 172 pounds the difference in weight will be especially noticeable in the backfield where chalmers mccaa and conover are considerably heavier than brumbaugh aman and speirs 1 . fladd and anderson are of about the same weight the former somewhat heavier lafayette's three center men average about twenty-five pounds more than shorkiey wester beke and black treat will be against captain ellicott at tackle with an advantage of twenty pounds for the latter on the other end either cap tain olcott or street will have about the same advantage in weight over kirkpatrick our two ends . trout man and bakewell will outwieign lee and swank by about five pounds a difference of no material importance fladd is the tallest lafayette play er his height being 6 ft 1 in shork ley . overtops him by 2 1-4 inches savank is the lightest for lafayette at 150 pounds while anderson weighs 157 more complete statistics will be published in the friday issue captain olcott will be out again this week and will probably play in at least half of the lafayette game
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Title | Brown and White Vol. 15 no. 18 |
Date | 1907-11-19 |
Month | 11 |
Day | 19 |
Year | 1907 |
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Coverage | United States, Pennsylvania, Lehigh, South Bethlehem |
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Title | Brown and White Vol. 15 no. 18 |
Date | 1907-11-19 |
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Day | 19 |
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Coverage | United States, Pennsylvania, Lehigh, South Bethlehem |
LCCN | 07019854 |
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Digital Responsible Institution | Lehigh University |
Digital Responsible Institution Code | PBL |
Issue/Edition Pattern | Semiweekly |
Title Essay | Published twice a week during the college year by the students of Lehigh University |
FullText | lafayette smoker the program for the lafayette smoker on friday night is partially completed among other things there will be a basketball game between the juniors and sophomores and speeches by several of the alumni who always come back for this game a monster parade will follow the smoker y m c a prof h e rondthaeler of the moravian college and theological seminary gave an extremely inter esting illustrated talk before the y m c a meeting on sunday night on palestine and especially jerusa lem the meeting was held in the small lecture room of the physical laboratory but as it had not been very well advertised the attendance was rather small general secretary howard of the y m c a was present at the yale princeton game on saturday as a loyal supporter of his victorious alma mater college meeting a short college meeting was held friday morning in the physical laboratory the applications for tickets to the lafayette game were handed in fair 08 brought up the matter of a lehigh-lafayette night in the orpheum after the game but no action was taken several other questions were also considered football lchigh 27 ursinus by outplaying ursinus in every de partment of tne game on saturday afternoon lehigh gained a well earned victory 27 to 0 from the kick-off the result was never in doubt although ursinus several times came dangerously near the lehigh goal on well-executed forward passes lehigh for the first tune in many names was able to place her strong est team on the field witn tne ex ception of captain olcott whom it is reported wull again be seen in togs about the middle of the week lehigh rushed the ball over 350 yards about 150 of this on forward passes and lost 80 yards on penalties ursinus made all dut 5w yards of uer 150 yards on forward passes and lost 50 yards on penalties anderson received the kick-off and ran the ball back 15 yards ursinus then secured the ball on an attempt ed forward pass lehigh held and received the punt about the middle of the field from here although losing 30 yards on penalties lehigh rushed the ball for a touchdown speirs kicked the goal lehigh made another toxichdown in this half on a blocked kick which shorkiey gath ered in and carried over the line in the second half lehigh lined up with burlingame and mandell in place of black and speirs respective ly we succeeded in rushing the ball over for a touchdown after about 5 minutes of play a number of changes were then made in the lineup and during the re mainder of the half we resorted to punting in which martin showed up extremely well and had a decided ad vantage over keyser this style of play gave the lehigh ends a chance to shine brilliantly and two more scores followed before time was called with the ball in our possession score lehigh 27 ursinus 0 the lineup ursinus position lehigh abel left end .. . troutinan shaffer quay left tackle treat mccormick geiges left guard black burlingame knauer center smith hoover right guard . . . shorkiey gay right tackle street miller right end bakewell wood paist quarter-back . anderson behney ham left half-back aman bilheimer keyser .. . right half-back . . . speirs mandell isenberg full-back brumbaugh martin touchdowns troutman ' aman martin brumbaugu shorkiey goals from touchdowns speirs aman referee davidson u of p umpire bennett u of p head linesman mrauss lehigh two 35-minute halves phi delta theta the alpha province convention of the phi delta theta fraternity will be held at dickinson college on no vember 26-28 t m fair 08 will be the representative of the pennsylva nia eta chapter the following chapters will send delegates to the convention mcgill university university of toronto colby dartmouth univer sity of vermont williams 1 , amherst brown cornell union columbia syracuse lafayette gettysburg washington and jefferson allegheny university of pennsylvania dickin son perm state and lehigh the basketball prospect at state are bright bishop ethelbert talbot preached at state college on sunday in response to the can for candi dates for the 100 basketba.i team the following men have reported a s osborne r b osborne upte graff morris w stobaeus t feto baeus dayett and lawrence a s osborne is captain and w stobaeus manager lecture on friday prti ; ? ev lei s h ton coleman bishop of delaware will deliver a lecture next friday morning in the ssks la £ oorat ory r y on some out of-the-way experiences each sum mer bishop coleman lays as de ms clerical dignity and makes a long pedestrian expedition and he will tell of some interesting experiences of these trips the gun club will hold its first shoot on wednesday december 4 so be sure to bring your gun along back with you after the thanksgiving re cess if enough good men come out a team will probably be entered in the intercollegiate shoot next spring a football team composed of the members of the circulo ibero played the spanish-american students of the bethlehem preparatory school on wednesday afternoon and won 1 to 0 the mercersburg club held a meet ing at the kappa sigma house on sunday afternoon the final arrange ments for presenting one of the large pictures of the university to the academy were completed it was also decided to hold a smoker in the near future an important business meeting of the berks club was held last thurs day night in saucon hall several new members were taken in and a committee wias appointed to make ar rangements for the annual banquet at reading some time during the christmas vacation a smoker will be held here before christmas the schuylkill county juehigh club held a brief meeting after the college meeting on friday the tennis club held a short meet ing on friday morning greenough 0 was elected vice-president in place of h s hip well ex'ob the hustling committee met in the physical laboratory after thei col lege meeting on friday and made plans for the active continuation of its good work during the present week there will be no banjo club in the reading concert a musical octette will take its place consisting of gib ble 08 slate 11 miller 11 banjos van vleck os stephens 08 roberts 08 mandolins howard and garri son 09 guitars the brown and white south bethlehem pa tuesday november 19 1907 lehigh university calendar no 18 team in good condition ol xv v.m.c a lecture 0 on wednesday by jacob a riis jacob a riis will appear as the first number of the lecture course on wednesday evening november 20th mr riis brings a message that no one can afford to miss his talk on tony's hardships or the fight for our to-morrow is full of wit and humor this opportunity to hear one of the greatest men in our country to-day should not be neglected mr riis will be enter tained by dr and mrs drinker wednesday november 20 special tau beta pi meeting at 1.0 in m e society room williams hall glee club at 1.30 minstrel show at 3.00 banjo club at 4.oo in christmas hall y m c a lecture in phys lab at 8.00 thursday november 21 mandolin club at 5.00 glee clud at 7.3o in gnristmas hall arcadia meeting at 7.30 arts and science club lecture in phys lab at 8.00 friday november 22 college lec ture in phys lab at 11.00 lafay ette game seat sale closes at noon smoker in gym at 8.00 saturday november 23 football lafaiette on lemgh field at 2.30 notice the hustling committee will again have megaphones on sale at die gate next saturday alumni notice song books may be obtained at the home club on south new street be fore friday or at tne smoker on fri day night sophomore cotillion at a business meeting of the sophomore cotillion club held last sunday morning at the psi upsilon house c wesley martin stanley kitchel and pedro n lopez were elected to membership it was decided to hold the first dance on friday december 13th the night before the minstrel show and the following were chosen as an executive committee murnane chairman = mterwin dunning blanchard sasscer r stockton and phillips the following committees were then appointed by president mur nane invitations and programs — neal chairman baker kenney dun ning and merwin decorations — waltz chairman schwarzwaelder kynor gorman lawson caffall and hartley floor and refreshments — blanch ard chairman sasscer davis and thayer music r stockton chairman riley phillips and blanchard tau beta pl special meeting at 1 p m on wednesday in the m e society room williams hall lecture thursday night the whole college is invited to at tend the lecture to be delivered in the physical laboratory on thursday night by dr arthur cooley on modern greece and antiquities dr cooley is recognized as an au thority on these subjects and his ad dress should prove very interesting with a large number of views as it will be illustrated this lecture will be given under the auspices of the arts and science club but it is largely due to the efforts of profs blake and goodwiin that the speaker has been secured all of the members of the football team came out of the ursinus game without serious injuries although they are naturally bruised and sore they will be put through some hard work this week in preparation for saturday's game with our traditional rival lafayette lehigh's stock is now worth considerably more than it was two weeks ago and the hardest fought contest since 1903 is expected the spirit of the student oody has at last been aroused and every possible manifestation of loyalty and support will be made during the week to put life and courage into the team according to the statistics pub lished at the time of the perm lafayette game our opponents will outweigh us by twelve pounds on the average the respective figures being 184 and " 172 pounds the difference in weight will be especially noticeable in the backfield where chalmers mccaa and conover are considerably heavier than brumbaugh aman and speirs 1 . fladd and anderson are of about the same weight the former somewhat heavier lafayette's three center men average about twenty-five pounds more than shorkiey wester beke and black treat will be against captain ellicott at tackle with an advantage of twenty pounds for the latter on the other end either cap tain olcott or street will have about the same advantage in weight over kirkpatrick our two ends . trout man and bakewell will outwieign lee and swank by about five pounds a difference of no material importance fladd is the tallest lafayette play er his height being 6 ft 1 in shork ley . overtops him by 2 1-4 inches savank is the lightest for lafayette at 150 pounds while anderson weighs 157 more complete statistics will be published in the friday issue captain olcott will be out again this week and will probably play in at least half of the lafayette game |
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