Brown and White Vol. 21 no. 57

              many veteran players ten of twelve regular players were back from last year's team judging from last week's game south bethlehem team has shade on eastonians brown and white men continue batting streak securing ten hits the elections to the offices for the senior year in the class of 1915 re sulted as follows : president h a brown ; vice president h m search secre tary c hoffmann ; treasurer a j wiegand ; athletic representa tive f w green ; historian w n fisher sergeant-at-arms j m bausman with the winning of the stevens game on saturday may 16th le high closed the most successful la crosse season she has ever had not only have there been more games won but the intercollegiate championship has been added to junior officers the lehigh tennis team on wed nesday afternoon met with little difficulty in defeating gettysburg 5 to 1 results in the singles : turnbull lehigh defeated r hoffman gettysburg 6-1 6-2 powers lehigh defeated swartz gettysburg 6-3 7-5 c hoffman lehigh defeated keeney gettysburg 6-2 6-4 gnffen lehigh defeated noren gettysburg 6-3 6-3 in the doubles : turnbull and powers lehigh de feated r hoffman and swartz gettysburg 6 - 0 6 - 4 defeated c hoffman and beard lehigh 8-6 7-9 7-5 saturday the last match of the season will be played with lafay ette on the latter's courts bach music festival at a meeting of the class of 1916 last wednesday afternoon the fol lowing nominations were made junior officers -- president benson thorp mudge grumbach neyer wynne vice-president baush clare hoopes white sec retary konselman tall wood greer sexton brewster treasu rer matthews kirkhuff wells powers historian : forstall hoo pes kresge martin shay athletic representative cahall h carlson scruggs thomas epitome board — kresge keiser kalpin clement wood wylie clare gunn ziefle g johnson johnston fair mudge hummel schuttler thorp moyer tall and knox eight are to be elected by the class from the above list the board elects its own officers the competition for business managers of the annual conducted by the present junior class board was won by shields and andrews the ballot box will be open tuesday in drown hall from 9 a m to 4.00 p m balloting for those offices in which no one man receives a ma jority vote on tuesday will be run on wednesday at a class meeting at r 1.30 all class dues must be paid to be eligible to vote or hold office sophomore officers to-morrow the baseball team plays lafayette in the second game of the annual series like the first game this will be played on march field easton and every lehigh man should go down to support the team although the first game was a defeat for lehigh it left lafay ette much more discouraged than the brown and white men for gi rard whom they had confidently expected to twirl shutout ball was hit at will and had to be replaced g brown the second pitcher in the few innings that he worked showed that he could never last a full game without the lehigh men solving his delivery hammer is the only pitch er of ability left for them to start the game with and he has not been able to get in condition as yet coach keady will start anderson again and with confidence gained from last saturday's game when he held the down-river sluggers to four hits he should pull out a vic tory the men fared best last sat urday in the department of the game that it was thought they would be weakest — that of hitting there has been a lot of talk around college concerning the many incidents of last week's game this talk has been for the most part bas ed on hearsay or a lack of real knowledge of the game of baseball in some cases both and it is amus ing what is a base-runner to do if the infielders get in the base-paths deliberately or through not know ing how to tag a man properly are they to step up and be put out turn their ankles or perhaps get a leg broken once at first base the base-paths are for the base runners and if as in last satur day's game the opposing basemen do not know how to take a throw properly and put the ball on the man it is up to them to watch out to-morrow's game will start at 3 o'clock a train leaves south beth lehem on the lehigh valley at 2.05 fare thirty cents one way trol leys leave on the hour in bethlehem and on the half hour in south beth lehem lehigh defeated dickinson col lege in baseball last wednesday af ternoon on the local diamond by the score of 8 to 3 the game was a free-hitting one in which the lehigh men hit harder and fielded better dickinson started the first inning with two runs scored on hits and it was not until the fourth that lehigh tallied brennerman was taken out in the seventh potter moving over to the box from first base steckle and rowley played well for dickin son and fishburn and bell for le high the game by innings ist inning dickinson — price was out light to bell scribner walked potter was out cheno weth to bell scribner took second on the play goldstein knocked a two-bagger to center field scoring scribner moore hit to centre and goldstein scored moore was out stealing second two runs lehigh — o'keefe was out steckle to potter chenoweth walk ed and stole second bell walked fishburn out price to potter chenoweth was caught over-run ning third no runs 2nd inning dickinson — steckle flied out to anderson rowley hit to centre and wilson hit safely brennerman hit to light and row ley was caught at third price flied out to hagey no runs lehigh — keady out rowley to potter lees walked anderson out on his pop fly to brennerman lees out stealing second no runs 3rd inning dickinson — scrib ner flied out to hagey potter hit to right field and was out trying to steal second goldstein fouled out lehigh — hagey safe at first on steckle's fumble of his liner light sacrificed o'keefe sacrificed chenoweth flied out to wilson 4th inning dickinson — moore out o'keefe to bell light walked steckle rowley flied out to keady moore stole second wilson out light to bell no runs l e high — bell hit between short and third fishbum safe on centre continued on third page the following men have been nominated for sophomore officers of the class of 1917 president r c good s t edwards p s hanway vice president j mckay r l nos trand a bach l r dawson sec retary : e f a buxton w w gilmore r t williams treasurer : w b smith r l colby his torian : g y custer w a beck athletic representative d h kirkpatrick r c good r e de laney sergeant-at-arms : h t simpson elections will be held next wed nesday mechanical society officers at a short business meeting of the mechanical engineering society held last tuesday evening the following officers were elected for next year : president a v bodine 15 treasurer e p humphrey 15 secretary it a brown 15 li brarian p g dehuff 15 notice all men in the business admin istration course are asked to meet in coppee pi all on monday even ing at 7 p m for the purpose of organizing a business administra tion club 1913 commencement issue wanted one dollar will be paid for cop ies of the brown and white containing an account of the 1913 commencement exercises notify the editor or either assistant ed itor everyone down to easton to morrow cheer the team on don't let us hear that bell after the game more than a dozen states are al ready represented in the applica tions for course tickets for the bach festival to be held in packer mem orial church lehigh university on may 29th and 30th practically all important cities of the country from minneapolis east are included a special platform of raised seats has been built in the chancel of the chapel to accommodate the 200 chorus members it has been con structed with a very large factor of safety so as to avoid any possible accident there is an innovation this year in the grouping of the chorus and orchestra the singers are moved back a distance sufficient to make room for the orchestra be hind the rood screen this enhan ces the blending of the voices and instruments and will produce a uni fying of tone students of the university who will volunteer to meet bach festi val attendants as they arrive at the local railroad stations and direct them to hotels and packer church are asked to report to mr walters the registrar at once the main morning and early afternoon trains from new york buffalo and phil adelphia arrive at 10.10 12.17 12.31 2.08 and 2.14 students who have no examinations on the morn ings or afternoons of may 29th and may 30th can render valuable ser vice by standing ready to inform visitors how to reach the univer sity or their lodging places in the bethlehems y m c a meeting stanley pennock a junior at har vard and guard on this year's all american football team will be the speaker at the y m c a meeting this sunday night in drown hall at 6.30 pennock is brickley's room-mate and has come on with him to the feed to be held to night in the commons her credit this was won with the victory over swarthmore may 2nd capta n c 1 eartdegen jr when the call was made for can didates it was lehigh's good for tune to see almost all of last year's veterans report and an addition of three new men the old men had not lost any of their vigor but went into the work with much renewed interest the new men showed that they meant business and it would have been very hard to have gotten along without them they are ex ceptionally promising for next year's work it was therefore the determined interest of the old men and the earnest endeavors of the new ones that have put an excep tionally bright spot on the lacrosse records of lehigh the old men were : hartdegen flick jay dunn p j white donaldson raynor sanchez buck mayer hiss and hadaway the new men : scruggs leonard and fred green lehigh played eight games and won seven the schedule was a hard one for some of the teams represented clubs which turned out the best teams this country has ev er known the season opened on march 28th with the navy on the latter's grounds lehigh lost with a score of 5 to 1 and when com pared with the score of the previous year this seemed rather discourag ing but the brown and white men never lost courage and this loss was the cue for a string of victories on april 2nd lehigh tied cornell 1 to 1 and had the field not been so slippery even a greater victory might have been acquired by the home team then came the game with the wonderful crescent a c twelve this club has the reputa continued on third page the brown and white lehigh university bethlehem pa friday may 22 1914 tennis team easily defeats gettysburg second game with lafayette class officers for next year vol xxi lehigh defeats dickinson team baseball nine outplays dickinson team and wins game handily election of senior officers and nominations of junior and sophomores held last home match of this season a victory for the brown and white men lehigh baseball team will meet lafayette to-morrow on march field lehigh expected to win lehigh 8 dickinson 3 championship lacrosse team review of season's work of the team that brings champion ship to lehigh no 57 don't forget the large y m c a feed in the commons to-night at 7.30 o'clock the speakers are feeling in fine shape and the chef never felt better