Brown and White Vol. 21 no. 54

              track team wins at haverford student-body hears c d hurrey in chapel brown and white players win game by brilliant work on bases speaker tells of work of y m c a and urges the prompt recog nition of the latin americans score 2 to 0 brown and white squad defeats main-liners by score of 67 to 45 shot put record broken bailey heaving shot 40 feet 1-2 inch betters former record by 6 1-2 inches prof emery of yale will give address in chapel on thursday evening and friday morning all students of the university as well as townspeople of the bet'hle hems are invited to attend an ad dress on scholarship and its limi tations to be given by professor henry c emery of yale univer sity in packer memorial church on thursday evening the address will be given under the auspices of phi beta kappa and tau beta pi and a dinner of these societies will follow in the commons professor emery is a member of the interstate commerce commis sion and has served as chairman of the united states tariff hoard lie has gained wide eminence also as author of economic works in cluding speculation on the stock and produce exchange of the uni ted states professor emery will deliver a lecture in the chapel next friday morning at 11 o'clock in the regu lar university series his subject at that time will be some econom ic aspects of war attendance is required on friday morning may bth af ter the college meeting charles d hurrey 00 mich executive sec retary of student department of the international committee of the y m c a at new york city gave a talk that was well received by the student-body continued on second page mr hurrey's lecture had to do with the relations existing between the american students and foreign students and countries he said it is coming more and more certain the inter-relationship in friendly ways of all the nations of the world he said that travel to-day is greatly modified and one can travel all over europe asia or south america and even africa by international railways besides the railways there are international steamship lines which connect the countries another powerful force that keeps the nations together is the existing student relationship in the col leges and universities of this coun try the united states there are 1500 latin americans 1000 chi demonstrative lec ture on life saving swarthmore loses to lehigh in tennis lehigh 7 indians 2 lacrosse champions administer defeat to redskins in rough game many shots missed lehigh's attack controls game in second period leonard plays great game at goal lehigh's lacrosse champions con tinued their winning streak by de feating the carlisle indians on sat urday by the score of 7to 2 both teams played a great game in the first half but the second half was lehigh's from the start and the in dians had no chance whatever of increasing their score notwith standing the fact that the game was played on a dry field with condi tions ideal for lacrosse both sides played a ragged game particularly in the first period when the brown and white team was the chief of fender the red-skins could never ob tain the lead shortly after the game commenced lehigh scored the first goal when with the ball close to the cage captain hartde gen received the ball on a pass and with noone to check him shot a goal this lead was maintained for some time both teams bringing the ball in time and again only to lose it at once to the defense men howev er the indians again squared terms when wai ford managed to slip the ball in following an exciting scrim mage in front of the cage i lartde gen duplicated his stunt a few mo ments later when he scored the sec ond goal for lehigh on a pass from jay at once the redmen tied the score when skenandore drove a wicked one at leonard rlartde gen again came to the front with another point for his team by a clever piece of dodging directly in front of the goal and with several indians gathered around him he drove the hall in the net and the half ended score,lehigh 3 indi ans 2 during the second half the work of both teams improved decidedly although the play became decidedly rougher referee crowell being compelled several times during the period to put members of both teams out of the game although the ndians fought gamely to the end lehigh's reversal to the true championship form which she is capable of displaying when hard pressed proved too much to with stand and a total of four goals to none marked the scoring for the second half ay was the star of this period having three goals to his credit hiss scored the second point of the hall following a pretty continued on third page the lehigh tennis team last saturday afternoon defeated the swarthmore quartet with compara tive ease the final score being 6 to 0 the singles were decidedly one sided lehigh winning every game in the doubles however the brown and white players were compelled to put forth their best efforts and it was only after some very skillful playing that both doubles resulted in lehigh's favor the results were as follows : turnbull lehigh defeated bew swarthmore 6 - 1 6 - 1 powers lehigh defeated g gi thews swarthmore 6-4 6-1 griffen lehigh defeated r gi thews swarthmore 6-1 6-2 beard lehigh defeated seaman swarthmore 6-3 6-4 in the doubles : turnbull and powers lehigh won from bew and g githews swarthmore 6-1 3-6 6-4 beard and griffen lehigh won from l githews and seaman swarthmore 6-1 6-0 e e society meeting numerous experiments m r j s.williamson 14 will read an article on electric vehicle ." the final meeting of the electri cal enginei ring society for the year 1913 14 will be held in the physics laboratory on friday evening may 15th at 8 o'clock election of offi cer for next year will be held pro fessor w s franklin has conseni ed to give one of his usual inter esting and attractive talks i is sub ject will be mechanical analogues in elect ricit y and \ i agnei ism and he \\ ill illustrate the lecture with in a dual meet held at haver ford last saturday afternoon the lehigh track team annexed an other victory winning by the score of 67 to 45 ilaverford was strongest in the dashes while lehigh besides win ning the distance events captured the majority of the held events in the shotput bailey 14 broke the college record by heaving the shot 40 feet and y inch which is better than the previous record made by sheridan 08 by 6y 2 inches the feature of the meet was the mile run in which mickel by a pretty sprint in the homestretch beat price of ilaverford to the tape by about a yard summary 100-yd dash won by jones hav ford second bray haver ford time 10 1-5 seconds 220-yd dash — won by jones hav erford second bickley lehigh time 22 1-5 seconds 440-yd dash won by bray hav erford second hanway lehigh time 53 1-5 seconds 880-yd dash — won by hanway lehigh ; second burke lehigh time 2 minutes 8 seconds mile run won by mickel lehigh second price haverford time 4 minutes 43 seconds two-mile run — won by von mcngeringhausen lehigh sec ond munis lehigh time 10 minutes 7 2-5 seconds 120-yd high hurdles — won by jones ilaverford second mart wick haverford time 17 1-5 seconds 220-yd low hurdles — won by lirown i laverford ; second war ren lehigh time 26 4-5 sec onds broad jump won by hanway le high ; second mallet ilaverford distance 19 feet 1 inch high jump — won by mallet hav erford second carlson lehigh height 5 feet 4^b inches pole vault won by randall le high ; second , ( rood 1 ehigh i eight 1 1 feet shotput — won by bailey lehigh second grumbach lehigh dis tance 40 feet y inch hammer throw — won by grum bach lehigh ; second lie between i\tm hi hi and ramsey i aver - ford distance 108 feet 10>4 contimjki on skconi pack concert and dance the o unbilled ( ilee and mando lin clubs gave a very pleasing con cert at bishbpthorpe manor last friday evening a dance follow ed the concert the y m c a meeting held last sunday evening was one of in tense interest v e longfellow a member of the american national red cross life saving corps being the speaker in the taylor gymna sium swimming pool mr longfel low aided by mccarthy 16 and good 17 demonstrated the best methods of life saving the speak er brought out the fact that while saving a life the rescuer must keep in mind the fundamental principles of keeping afloat under such cir cumstances and that floating is merely a matter of proper balance the methods of resusitation were then explained many of the meth ods which are employed call for mechanical appliances which are cumbersome in their structure con sequently of little value in emergen cy calls the schaefer method was then demonstrated by the speaker and shown to be the best in con cluding his demonstration in the gymnasium mr longfellow said that it was essential that every swimmer be a life-saver at least continued on second page miners meet there will be a meeting of the mining and geological society in williams hall at 8.00 o'clock to m irri w < vening i rofessor eel feldl i speak on the develop meni oi the m ining industry professor benjamin leßoy mil ler of the geology department will give a lecture illustrated with en tirely new slides which he lias had ii lade i ( r his own tw this is the lasl meeting of the year anl a large crowd is expected juniors an importani class meeting of the junior ( lass will be held in packer i tall to-morrow afternoon may 13 3 at 2 > cl ck . nominations oi offi for the senii r \ ear twombley and chenoweth score for lehigh twombley in jured during game lehigh defeated the university of pittsburgh in baseball last friday afternoon on taylor field by the score of 2 to 0 the brown and white players won by their brilliant work on bases rather than by heavy stickwork the first of the runs came in during the first inning when fwpmbley and bell singled the for mer scoring when schenk on third dropped ammon's throw for right the second run was scored by chen oweth in the fifth inning when he reached first on an error by am mons and was advanced to second by sanford's drive to center field and came home on hell's out at first a double play in the eighth stopped an addition to lehigh's score pittsburgh had only one chance to score during the game which was in the third when will iamson was thrown out at the plate in the fourth inning twombley 17 fractured his left leg in sliding to second it is extremely unfortu nate that this accident should occur at this time of the season as the team will no doubt miss twom bley's fast fielding and consistent batting in the remaining games pittsburgh fifth pittsburgh 000000000—0 gh 100 0 10000—2 stolen liases — twombley h'i-h burn struck < hit — by williamson 5 by light 2 by anderson 6 ba in halls — off williamson 2 off i ighl 1 . i ouble plays fishburn ' i ).\ i im i.d on sf.ci i i i'ack the brown and white lehigh university bethlehem pa tuesday may 12 1914 eminent economist to lecture here lehigh blanks pittsburgh team vol xxi no 54 k a v a jt wilson c.f 0 3 10 0 beattie c 0 16 3 0 dillon l.f 0 13 0 0 healy s.s 0 02 2 0 ammons r.f 0 12 0 1 peck lb 0 06 0 0 gaw 2b 0 0 10 0 schenk 3b 0 02 2 2 williamson p 0 0 110 totals 0 6 24 8 3 lehigh r h o a e twombley l.f 1 110 0 buxton c.f 0 12 0 0 bell lb 0 2 8 12 fishburn s.s 0 13 2 0 keady r.f 0 00 0 0 lees c 0 09 2 0 ajbrecht c.f l.f 0 0 10 0 o'keefe 3b 0 02 5 0 chenowetb 2b 1 0 110 light 0 00 0 0 anderson p 0 0 0 10 sanford 0 10 0 0 totals 2 6 27 12 2 sanford batted for light in the