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teams evenly matched long brown kirk pickett ver ger stecker and lamb capt to wrestle for state many order fram buildings modi samples on visitors leading in eastern divi sion of penna intercollegiate basketball league the '\ arsity wrestling team left at 11.15 a m to-day for philadel phia where they will remain over phia where they will meet the strong wrestling team of the l'niversity of pennsylvania the lehigh squad will be com posed of the same men that took part in the navy meet coach sher idan has the men in the best of con dition and he expects them to make a strong showing against perm the teams will be pretty evenly matched as perm has but one new m an stetler of the 175-lb class prospects however for lehigh are very bright lehigh scored one more point against navy than did penn state and the latter team de feated the perm squad lehigh de feated perm last year and our team is as good if not bettejr as last year's barring accidents lehigh will have the same line-up for the perm state meet on monday afternoon the outcome of this meet will be largely forecasted by that of to at peon tor perm won tliese bouts from perm state dorizas defeat ing lamb the lehigh team will be com posed of the following men : 115-lb class kirkhuff 125-lb class martin 13 5-lb class mccuhough 145-lb class — thomas 158-lb class — sawtelle 175-lb class — good heavy weight class — pons swarthmore vs lehigh next monday evening the le high basketball team will meet la fayette in the first league game to be played on the home floor this game is of particular importance because swarthmore lafayette and lehigh constitute the eastern div ision of the pennsylvania intercol legiate basketball league lafayette holds first place in the championship race with two vic tories and no defeats swarthmore is second with one victory and one defeat while lehigh is last with two defeats the maroon and white have been going at a fast pace this season and their victory over the swarthy more five last saturday marks them as one of the best in the state it is to be remembered that sw*arth more had previously tripped the brown and white by one point which gives lafayette confidence that she will win coach muthart's team has devel oped rather slowly and only in the most recent gaems did it show it self a championship contender the probable line-up w r ill be — lehigh pos lafayette brewster f stone kirkpatrick ... f hammer crichton c thomas green g bodie geyer g taylor harrisburg tech high school game xext monday afternoon the perm state wrestling team will meet the brown and white in taylor gym • ; ium the meet is bound to be sely contested between two such clever teams the state aggrega tion defeated the strong university of pennsylvania grapplers by a score of 20 to 11 last saturday ev ening at philadelphia which shows that state college is still capable of turning out wrestlers well worthy to represent their college in lead of the state team is capt lamb lamb had the distinction of never having been thrown in his whole wrestling career and it took all the cleverness and strength of the mighty greek of the university of pennsylvania to break lamb's ful showing cv day when he threw narrison the man who wrestled lamb to a draw last year a bout is sure to occur which would be hard to be dupli cated in the 158-lb class capt saw telle will face the veteran verger these two have met before of the other classes long the 115-lb man brown of the 125-i'b class and kirk who wrestles at 135 pounds also won their events last saturday the men who will represent their respective institutions oru washing ton's birthday are as follows : ■— ■perm state 1 1 5-lb class — long 125-i'b class — brown 1354 b class — kirk 145-lb class — pickett 158-lb class — verger 1754 b class stecker heavy-weight class — capt lamb lehigh 115-lb class — kirkhufl 1254 b class — martin 1354 b class — mccuhough 145-lb class — thomas 158-lb class — capt sawtelle 1754 b class — good heavy-weight class — ■pans y m c a notice to-morrow afternoon at 2.30 o clock ihe lehigh university basket ball reserves will play the harris burg technical high school quintet on the game floor in taylor gym niasium this high school team has been playing a speedy game so far this season and promises a good fight for the reserves this game and games similar to it should be interesting in that some of the play ers might be future varsity ma terial for the brown and white squad the first half of this game will be played before the swarthmore lehigh varsity game and the sec ond half will be played between the halves of the varsity game lehigh university will confer the honorary degree of doctor of laws upon dr j h maccracken the new president of lafayette college at the annual washington's birth day exercises to be held in packer memorial church next monday at 10:30 a m when dr henry s drinker was elected to the presi dency of lehigh ten years ago he was similarly honored by lafayette the exercises in packer church next monday will be attended j the trustees and faculties of both lafayette and lehign president maccracken will be presented on behalf of the faculty by professor robert w blake and on behalf of the board of trustees by the rt rev ethelbert talbot president drinker who is chair man of the committee on colleges and schools of the american cen tenary peace committee will give a short address on the significance of the celebration this year of the cen tenary of the treaty of ghent marking 100 years of peace be^'een english-speaking nations portions of washington's fare well address will be read by pro fessor john l stewart five members of the class of 1916 of the university will compete im the annual junior oratorical con test for prizes of 25 15 and 10 offered by the lehigh alumni as sociation 1 . the speakers and their subjects will be ellis brodstein of reading twentieth century ma terialism ; charles henry cope of bethlehem uncle sam's phoenix : our merchant marine harold irvine fair of brooklyn n v are the universities of to-day fulfilling their obligations ? " ; jo seph anthony wyl>er of scranton american citizenship donald thomas wymnie of new haven contn our honor system the judges of the contest will be the very rev frederick w beekman rector of the church of the nativ ity south bethlehem vincent b brecht head of the department of english northeast high school philadelphia and clarence w hudson l u c e 89 profes sor of civil engineering brooklyn polytechnic institute the afternoon and evening of washington's birthday will see a notable athletic program at the uni versity the lehigh wrestling team will meet penon state at 3 p m and the lehigh basketball team will play lafayette at 8 p m both con tests to take place in the taylor gymnasium mustard and cheese announcement rifle club the second game o-f the series be tween the lehigh and swartbmore basketball teams will be played off to-morrow at 3 p m in taylor gymnasium this game will be hard fought and contested the proof being the score of the last game played at swarthmore which ended with a 24 to 25 score in favor of swarthmore lehigh is after the bacon this time and playing on her own floor she ought to come off victorious last year the lehigh quintet lost at swarthmore and won at south bethlehem and this year will surely repeat the performance although the time has been short the lehigh quintet has showed some marked improvement and goes on the floor with more confidence the line-ups of both teams will probably be the same as in the pre vious game : — lehigh pos swarthmore brewster f white kirkpatrick .. . . f twining crichton c sproul geyer g mcgovern green g harry the referee will be crowell of swarthmore college university to install drinking fountains the coining mustard and cheese show will require considerable scenery and extensive stage set tings and consequently considera ble work will have to be done in preparing these paraphernalia there are a number of men in college who although they do not have dramatic ability are very well adapted for this kind of work this has been demonstrated in some of the past shows all men interested will kindly hand in their names to c e keyes 15 stage manager a much needed improvement which will be appreciated by all will be realized in the near future the university authorities have planned to install drinking foun tains of the same type as the one in drown hall in all the principal buildings on the campus arts and science meet lacrosse candidates addressing the col packer hall this raor walters presented a students as individiu may help to adverti moderate personal < is to donate framec ie university buildings : „. .->[, i to high schools and prep hook as gifts of the men r college w y ho entered from li'sse schools judging from the large number of those who definitely c'sred pic tures at this meeting c idea met high favor with the 1 aiit body in introducing mr ors pres ident brown of the sc class re ferred to him as ed f the le high alumni bulled i-irterly -■> f a i associa i cad an item irom trie january bulletin in which the project of donating framed le high views to y m c a boys rooms university clubs and schools was stated many alumni have res ponded to this suggestion to men now in college the idea should appeal particularly the speaker said because they are usu ally in close touch with their pre paratory schools and are acquainted with students there upon whom they have some influence probably no other single factor has such weight im attracting candidates for college as putting before them photographs of an institution's buildings and grounds to win over a young fellow in terested in technical work or in arts and science courses there is usually no more convincing method than to point to pictures of laboratories and buildings lehigh's ivy covered buildings of stone and her terraced campus have the reputation of be ing among the finest in the country and now that such excellent ath letic facilities have been added in taylor gymnasium field house and stadium it seems the part of wise loyalty to continue and to spread the university's reputation in the present generation of pre paratory and high school students in 1907 a large number of framed photogravures showing lehigh's lo cation on south mountain were dis tributed by students and alumni and the presence of these on the avails of schools has probably influenced many young men to come here the 1907 picture does not show the fritz engineering laboratory the taylor gymnasium and stadium and other newer structures and is of course not a faithful representation of le high of to-day twelve prints presenting eight een views of university buildings and grounds are included in a new set that was made up this last fall and winter mounted on a mat measuring 42 inches by 33 inches and framed handsomely in oak they form a picture worthy of lehigh a concern in bethlehem has made a special price of 3.20 each for mounting and framing mr cran mer has agreed to crate the picture for shipment at actual cost so that including expressage to the school designated the total expense will be about 5.00 mr walters announced that on behalf of the university he is hand continued on second page this evening at 8 o'clock in cop pee hall dr r w hall head of the biology department will give a talk before the arts and science club on the subject the median ism of heredity this lecture will be open to all the students in the university and it is expected that a large number will be present this sunday mr george w bra den at present from philadelphia but formerly of the occidental col lege of california will address the y m c a meeting in drowns hall at the usual time mr braden is director of in struction at central broad and arch streets and is a teacher at lake george chautauqua besides these several occupations he is the author of health habits mr braden is a very busy man and the y m c a is exceedingly fortu nate in obtaining him for a short talk next sunday it has not been decided what he will speak on but coming from a man in the position of mr g w braden it promises to be interesting to say the least as for the music there have been special arrangements made with the ladies faculty octette this con sists of the wives of the faculty of lehigh university and sunday ev ening mrs c h maguire mrs b macnutt mrs c k meschter mrs m j luch mrs j h og burni mrs p hughes mrs j h wily and mrs h m fry will give a few selections last monday evening the rifle club won the shoot against the uni versity of idaho by a score of 858 to 855 these scores are not offi cial the results of the last shoot show a gain of 18 points over that of last week and proves that the lehigh rifle club is on the go and is going to put up a stiff scrap the only thing that is lacking is men if there is any person in the uni versity who can shoot let him come out on monday evenings at the range in packer hall and he will be assured a fair trial the individual targets for the last shoot are as follows : — r latham 180 w s smith 177 hogan 173 j r lee 170 gilroy 158 total 858 beginning with monday practice will be held every afternoon on taylor field at 4 o'clock all can didates for assistant manager will also report at this time the brown and white bethlehem pa friday february 19 1915 lehigh wrestles penn state lehigh meets u of p wrestlers to-night lehigh university lehigh views for prep schools lehigh to honor new head of lafayette basket ball team meets lafayette vol xxii team in good condition perm team includes six of last year's team visitors defeat univ of penna by score of 20 to 11 and hold navy to 19 to 10 score registrar walters p *** v iar for donating i picture maroon and white institution holds first place in cham pionship race pres maccracken will receive doctor's degree on wash ington's birthday second game of season college meetiiv
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FullText | teams evenly matched long brown kirk pickett ver ger stecker and lamb capt to wrestle for state many order fram buildings modi samples on visitors leading in eastern divi sion of penna intercollegiate basketball league the '\ arsity wrestling team left at 11.15 a m to-day for philadel phia where they will remain over phia where they will meet the strong wrestling team of the l'niversity of pennsylvania the lehigh squad will be com posed of the same men that took part in the navy meet coach sher idan has the men in the best of con dition and he expects them to make a strong showing against perm the teams will be pretty evenly matched as perm has but one new m an stetler of the 175-lb class prospects however for lehigh are very bright lehigh scored one more point against navy than did penn state and the latter team de feated the perm squad lehigh de feated perm last year and our team is as good if not bettejr as last year's barring accidents lehigh will have the same line-up for the perm state meet on monday afternoon the outcome of this meet will be largely forecasted by that of to at peon tor perm won tliese bouts from perm state dorizas defeat ing lamb the lehigh team will be com posed of the following men : 115-lb class kirkhuff 125-lb class martin 13 5-lb class mccuhough 145-lb class — thomas 158-lb class — sawtelle 175-lb class — good heavy weight class — pons swarthmore vs lehigh next monday evening the le high basketball team will meet la fayette in the first league game to be played on the home floor this game is of particular importance because swarthmore lafayette and lehigh constitute the eastern div ision of the pennsylvania intercol legiate basketball league lafayette holds first place in the championship race with two vic tories and no defeats swarthmore is second with one victory and one defeat while lehigh is last with two defeats the maroon and white have been going at a fast pace this season and their victory over the swarthy more five last saturday marks them as one of the best in the state it is to be remembered that sw*arth more had previously tripped the brown and white by one point which gives lafayette confidence that she will win coach muthart's team has devel oped rather slowly and only in the most recent gaems did it show it self a championship contender the probable line-up w r ill be — lehigh pos lafayette brewster f stone kirkpatrick ... f hammer crichton c thomas green g bodie geyer g taylor harrisburg tech high school game xext monday afternoon the perm state wrestling team will meet the brown and white in taylor gym • ; ium the meet is bound to be sely contested between two such clever teams the state aggrega tion defeated the strong university of pennsylvania grapplers by a score of 20 to 11 last saturday ev ening at philadelphia which shows that state college is still capable of turning out wrestlers well worthy to represent their college in lead of the state team is capt lamb lamb had the distinction of never having been thrown in his whole wrestling career and it took all the cleverness and strength of the mighty greek of the university of pennsylvania to break lamb's ful showing cv day when he threw narrison the man who wrestled lamb to a draw last year a bout is sure to occur which would be hard to be dupli cated in the 158-lb class capt saw telle will face the veteran verger these two have met before of the other classes long the 115-lb man brown of the 125-i'b class and kirk who wrestles at 135 pounds also won their events last saturday the men who will represent their respective institutions oru washing ton's birthday are as follows : ■— ■perm state 1 1 5-lb class — long 125-i'b class — brown 1354 b class — kirk 145-lb class — pickett 158-lb class — verger 1754 b class stecker heavy-weight class — capt lamb lehigh 115-lb class — kirkhufl 1254 b class — martin 1354 b class — mccuhough 145-lb class — thomas 158-lb class — capt sawtelle 1754 b class — good heavy-weight class — ■pans y m c a notice to-morrow afternoon at 2.30 o clock ihe lehigh university basket ball reserves will play the harris burg technical high school quintet on the game floor in taylor gym niasium this high school team has been playing a speedy game so far this season and promises a good fight for the reserves this game and games similar to it should be interesting in that some of the play ers might be future varsity ma terial for the brown and white squad the first half of this game will be played before the swarthmore lehigh varsity game and the sec ond half will be played between the halves of the varsity game lehigh university will confer the honorary degree of doctor of laws upon dr j h maccracken the new president of lafayette college at the annual washington's birth day exercises to be held in packer memorial church next monday at 10:30 a m when dr henry s drinker was elected to the presi dency of lehigh ten years ago he was similarly honored by lafayette the exercises in packer church next monday will be attended j the trustees and faculties of both lafayette and lehign president maccracken will be presented on behalf of the faculty by professor robert w blake and on behalf of the board of trustees by the rt rev ethelbert talbot president drinker who is chair man of the committee on colleges and schools of the american cen tenary peace committee will give a short address on the significance of the celebration this year of the cen tenary of the treaty of ghent marking 100 years of peace be^'een english-speaking nations portions of washington's fare well address will be read by pro fessor john l stewart five members of the class of 1916 of the university will compete im the annual junior oratorical con test for prizes of 25 15 and 10 offered by the lehigh alumni as sociation 1 . the speakers and their subjects will be ellis brodstein of reading twentieth century ma terialism ; charles henry cope of bethlehem uncle sam's phoenix : our merchant marine harold irvine fair of brooklyn n v are the universities of to-day fulfilling their obligations ? " ; jo seph anthony wyl>er of scranton american citizenship donald thomas wymnie of new haven contn our honor system the judges of the contest will be the very rev frederick w beekman rector of the church of the nativ ity south bethlehem vincent b brecht head of the department of english northeast high school philadelphia and clarence w hudson l u c e 89 profes sor of civil engineering brooklyn polytechnic institute the afternoon and evening of washington's birthday will see a notable athletic program at the uni versity the lehigh wrestling team will meet penon state at 3 p m and the lehigh basketball team will play lafayette at 8 p m both con tests to take place in the taylor gymnasium mustard and cheese announcement rifle club the second game o-f the series be tween the lehigh and swartbmore basketball teams will be played off to-morrow at 3 p m in taylor gymnasium this game will be hard fought and contested the proof being the score of the last game played at swarthmore which ended with a 24 to 25 score in favor of swarthmore lehigh is after the bacon this time and playing on her own floor she ought to come off victorious last year the lehigh quintet lost at swarthmore and won at south bethlehem and this year will surely repeat the performance although the time has been short the lehigh quintet has showed some marked improvement and goes on the floor with more confidence the line-ups of both teams will probably be the same as in the pre vious game : — lehigh pos swarthmore brewster f white kirkpatrick .. . . f twining crichton c sproul geyer g mcgovern green g harry the referee will be crowell of swarthmore college university to install drinking fountains the coining mustard and cheese show will require considerable scenery and extensive stage set tings and consequently considera ble work will have to be done in preparing these paraphernalia there are a number of men in college who although they do not have dramatic ability are very well adapted for this kind of work this has been demonstrated in some of the past shows all men interested will kindly hand in their names to c e keyes 15 stage manager a much needed improvement which will be appreciated by all will be realized in the near future the university authorities have planned to install drinking foun tains of the same type as the one in drown hall in all the principal buildings on the campus arts and science meet lacrosse candidates addressing the col packer hall this raor walters presented a students as individiu may help to adverti moderate personal < is to donate framec ie university buildings : „. .->[, i to high schools and prep hook as gifts of the men r college w y ho entered from li'sse schools judging from the large number of those who definitely c'sred pic tures at this meeting c idea met high favor with the 1 aiit body in introducing mr ors pres ident brown of the sc class re ferred to him as ed f the le high alumni bulled i-irterly -■> f a i associa i cad an item irom trie january bulletin in which the project of donating framed le high views to y m c a boys rooms university clubs and schools was stated many alumni have res ponded to this suggestion to men now in college the idea should appeal particularly the speaker said because they are usu ally in close touch with their pre paratory schools and are acquainted with students there upon whom they have some influence probably no other single factor has such weight im attracting candidates for college as putting before them photographs of an institution's buildings and grounds to win over a young fellow in terested in technical work or in arts and science courses there is usually no more convincing method than to point to pictures of laboratories and buildings lehigh's ivy covered buildings of stone and her terraced campus have the reputation of be ing among the finest in the country and now that such excellent ath letic facilities have been added in taylor gymnasium field house and stadium it seems the part of wise loyalty to continue and to spread the university's reputation in the present generation of pre paratory and high school students in 1907 a large number of framed photogravures showing lehigh's lo cation on south mountain were dis tributed by students and alumni and the presence of these on the avails of schools has probably influenced many young men to come here the 1907 picture does not show the fritz engineering laboratory the taylor gymnasium and stadium and other newer structures and is of course not a faithful representation of le high of to-day twelve prints presenting eight een views of university buildings and grounds are included in a new set that was made up this last fall and winter mounted on a mat measuring 42 inches by 33 inches and framed handsomely in oak they form a picture worthy of lehigh a concern in bethlehem has made a special price of 3.20 each for mounting and framing mr cran mer has agreed to crate the picture for shipment at actual cost so that including expressage to the school designated the total expense will be about 5.00 mr walters announced that on behalf of the university he is hand continued on second page this evening at 8 o'clock in cop pee hall dr r w hall head of the biology department will give a talk before the arts and science club on the subject the median ism of heredity this lecture will be open to all the students in the university and it is expected that a large number will be present this sunday mr george w bra den at present from philadelphia but formerly of the occidental col lege of california will address the y m c a meeting in drowns hall at the usual time mr braden is director of in struction at central broad and arch streets and is a teacher at lake george chautauqua besides these several occupations he is the author of health habits mr braden is a very busy man and the y m c a is exceedingly fortu nate in obtaining him for a short talk next sunday it has not been decided what he will speak on but coming from a man in the position of mr g w braden it promises to be interesting to say the least as for the music there have been special arrangements made with the ladies faculty octette this con sists of the wives of the faculty of lehigh university and sunday ev ening mrs c h maguire mrs b macnutt mrs c k meschter mrs m j luch mrs j h og burni mrs p hughes mrs j h wily and mrs h m fry will give a few selections last monday evening the rifle club won the shoot against the uni versity of idaho by a score of 858 to 855 these scores are not offi cial the results of the last shoot show a gain of 18 points over that of last week and proves that the lehigh rifle club is on the go and is going to put up a stiff scrap the only thing that is lacking is men if there is any person in the uni versity who can shoot let him come out on monday evenings at the range in packer hall and he will be assured a fair trial the individual targets for the last shoot are as follows : — r latham 180 w s smith 177 hogan 173 j r lee 170 gilroy 158 total 858 beginning with monday practice will be held every afternoon on taylor field at 4 o'clock all can didates for assistant manager will also report at this time the brown and white bethlehem pa friday february 19 1915 lehigh wrestles penn state lehigh meets u of p wrestlers to-night lehigh university lehigh views for prep schools lehigh to honor new head of lafayette basket ball team meets lafayette vol xxii team in good condition perm team includes six of last year's team visitors defeat univ of penna by score of 20 to 11 and hold navy to 19 to 10 score registrar walters p *** v iar for donating i picture maroon and white institution holds first place in cham pionship race pres maccracken will receive doctor's degree on wash ington's birthday second game of season college meetiiv |
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