Brown and White Vol. 21 no. 9

              brown and white team could not withstand the yale attack after the first half game not one-sided st ereoptican views manager graham represents le high intercollegiates to be held at u of p the annual meeting of the inter collegiate wrestling association was held at columbia university saturday afternoon representa tives were present from all of the five colleges which belong to the association ; namely cornell pennsylvania lehigh columbia and princeton lehigh was repre sented by 11 w graham 14 mi nor changes in the method of carry ing on dual and championship meets were made and provisional sched ules were drawn up for each team by a conference of the various man agers a representative from penha state was present but inas much as no formal petition had been submitted the possibility of admitting that college to the asso ciation was not considered plans were discussed for the intercolle giate meet which is to be held at the university of pennsylvania on march 27th and 23th which netted five and then green punted to cornish on the yale twenty-yard mark knowles re turned the kick directly to lehigh's thirty-five-yard line both the right and left lehigh halfbacks having failed against the yale line green punted to wilson who ran the kick back twelve yards then chenoweth made a fair catch of knowles's kick on the le high ten-yard line cornish ran the following lehigh kick back seven yards and knowles got seven more cornish made it first down against the line and ainsworth sped away around right end eleven yards to the lehigh fifteen-yard mark cornish got one more at center and knowles three at left tackle bailey stopped ainsworth on the next play and then knowles dropped back to the twenty-yard line to try for a goal from placement the kick was blocked by frank green but yale recovered the ball on the lehigh thirteen-yard line knowles immediately tore through left-tackle for three yards but ains worth failed flick was hurt in the play on a tackle shift pendleton look the ball to the line and corn ish placed it directly on the line it was first down for yale ( n a play against center cornish twisted his way over for a touchdown and pendleton kicked the goal the score was : yale 7 chenoweth ran pendleton's kick off fifteen yards back to the thirty five-yard line and bailey got three at right-tackle two more plays di rected at this spot availed nothing lehigh was penalized fifteen yards for hurdling ( hie of green's punts was blocked but recovered by le high on the latter's eorty-one-yard line ecuhn got four hut mccarthy gained nothing chenoweth ran out ol bounds on the yale forty-eight yard line when the period ended second period a forward pass chenoweth to continued on second page the speaker made his talk very interesting by the use of many good slides the weekly meeting of the y m c a was held in drown hall as usual sunday evening at 6.30 o'clock the speaker w a night ingale u s n gave an illustrated lecture on our navy mr nightingale's lecture was very broad and gave a good idea of the handling of ships as well as showing many of the details of cv i eryday navy life of which the pub lic seldom hears to give an idea of the great amount of money ex pended he stated that five million dollars worth of material is requi red for the construction of a mod ern battleship and that it costs eight hundred dollars to fire a thirteen inch gun there are about four hundred vessels in service includ ing submarines cruisers battleships colliers hospital ships etc the speaker gave an account of the sailor's daily life and showed stereopticon views illustrating the various duties of the seamen the battleship having the best discipline service and efficiency is known as the pride of the navy and flies a white flag with a black circle in the center a number of pictures were shown illustrating sports on ship board the hospital ships and meth ods of signaling to conclude the speaker discuss ed the question : is there any need of war " he stated that thousands of the ablest men of the country are required and millions of dollars are spent for the upkeep of our navy in order that we may keep up with the other powers of the world the meeting was led by t g schaffer 14 d t wynne 16 gave a tenor solo chemical society the first meeting of the chemi cal society will be held in saucon hall this evening at 8.00 o'clock the speakers will be v t law son 14 on utilization of wood waste g lewis 14 on house fly extermination and j w fehnel 16 journal report all freshmen chemists and chemical engineers invited orchestra men there will be a rehearsal of the ( rchestra on friday afternoon oc tober 24 at 4.30 o'clock in drown memorial flail everybody out for a good rehearsal e e meet the october meeting of the elec trical engineering society will be held at 7.30 p m on thursday ( ctober 23rd students give team send-off almost the entire student body cheer team as train pulls out practically the entire student body turned out last friday even ing to see the team go off to new haven to play the yale football eleven the following day most of the men collected at drown hall after coming from the commons and at about 7 o'clock marched to the lehigh valley de pot forming something on the or der of a small p-rade the band was on hand and fur nished the music at several places along the way stops were made and then the cheer leaders got busy at the station the cheering con tinued while waiting for the train to arrive which would take the team to yale the team boarded the train amid the cheers and shouts of the stu dents and as the train pulled out the echo of three long lehighs was ringing in their ears college lecture mr ernest baynes the natural ist will give a lecture on "( ur wild animal neighbors next friday at 11 a m in packer memorial chapel this is the lecture which was to be given last friday morning mr baynes was greatly chagrined when he arrived friday afternoon to find that the lecture was to be given in the morning instead of in the even ing since it was too late to ar range for having the lecture in the evening it was decided to have it as stated above mr baynes will probably bring his friend mr percy mckaye the eminent poet and dramatist along with him next friday in which case all those present will have the pleasure of hearing a few words from him calendar tuesday oct 21 4.00 p m wrestling practice in the colos seum 4.30 p m — cross-country prac tice taylor field 5.00 p m mandolin club re hearsal in drown memorial hall 8.00 p m — chemical society meeting in saucon hall wednesday oct 22 noon - brown and white board meeting in drown memorial i i all 300 p m — football practice taylor field thursday oct 23 4.00 p.m wrestling practice in the colos seum 4.30 p m cross-country prac tice taylor field 7.30 i m e e meeting in the physics laboratory friday oct 24 11.00 a m — college lecture in the chapel saturday ( )) c t 25 3.00 i m football game lehigh vs muh lenberg taylor field chi phi l a dawson 17 s il palmer 17 r s waters 17 c b stokes 17 preston bacon 17 j a morrison 17 a s connel 17 alpha tau omega l d delaney 17 h h stacy 17 j g custer 17 delta phi j r murray 17 s hampton 17 j vonlengerky 17 l griffith 17 c christenson 16 psi upsilon r peak 14 j it eckels 17 j hagenbuch 16 h l hazlett 17 t h kittle 17 v v martin 17 l f muter 17 h j spuhler 17 w 11 stevenson 17 r t williams 17 tiieta delta ciii j graham 17 wilbur beck 17 a bach 17 c anderson 16 j ready 16 j mcgovern 17 h schoonover 17 delta upsilon g crawford 16 j mckay 17 j m johnson 17 j han way 17 j clark 17 r latham 17 w price 17 h j pardee 17 a r sanchez 14 a w chenoweth 16 w r kuhn 16 l r light 16 sigma nu a 17..i 7 .. fleming 16 r a hicks 16 r b metzner 17 w bo merman 17 a f knoss 17 e f buxton 17 phi gamma delta w b smith 17 c a haller 17 h f w johnson 17 j l i emmon 17 j r hoagland 17 b m jones 16 sigma i'm 11 s jones 1 7 m lasley 17 d mclsaac 17 j r lee 17 pin delta theta s t edwards 17 11 r merwarth 17 k s crichton 17 e a keenaii 17 v l k franklin 17 contixcei ox fourth pack lehigh the strongest team lined up against the new haven players this year in a game showing wonderful improvement on the part of the yale team it defeated the brown and white eleven on saturday at new haven by the score of 37 to 0 the game was not as one-sided as the score indicates and unbiased witnesses who have seen every game which yale has played this year said that lehigh was the strongest team yale had met so far and during the first period when lehigh was fresh yale was able to score only once in fact the lehigh team periodically took braces and once within ten minutes of the end of the game when cornish had made a run to the five-yard line the lehigh line i raced : yale's four drives against it were ineffective and the ball was lost on downs yale invariably punted when the ball was in its territory and after getting the leather past midfield sweeping gains were made until the ball had crossed the goal-line five touchdowns and a goal kicked from placement were the scores captain flick had a nerve in his neck paralyzed during the hard scrimmage down near the lehigh goal line in the first period lie was attended at the field and later brought into new haven and then home lehigh men were knocked out pretty often but most of them gamely stuck the game out with a single exception saw t telle and creen the two lehigh ends both outshone the other members of the team bailey played a stel lar game for lehigh : he broke through the line on nearly every de fensive play and often threw the yale backs behind the line in a twenty-yard quarterback run for a first down chenoweth featured in the only spectacular play imrst period chenoweth ran pendleton's kick off ten yards out to his thirty-yard line and then got away for a seven teen-yard run to midfield before he was downed by wilson on the next play a couple of forward passes worked off by chenoweth to his ends having failed and yale having been penalized for interference with the lehigh catcher crichton hit the yale line for three yards but the brown and white men were caught holding on he play and lost fifteen yards on the penalty which follow ed the ball resting on the lehigh forty-six-yard line from this point another lehigh forward pass failed and then green kicked to wilson on the yale twen ty-three-yard mark knowles im mediately returned the kick to mid field and another lehigh forward pass went bad chenoweth pulled off a forward pass to fred green the brown and white lehigh university bethlehem pa tuesday october 21 1913 lehigh loses to yale eleven intercollegiate wrestling ass'n vol xxi illustrated lecture on navy new men in fraternities forty-one per cent of the fresh men class are pledged to the various fraternities y m c a members hear in teresting talk on our navy by w a nightingale,u.s.n no 9