Brown and White Vol. 22 no. 18

              many collections of rare and valuable books contained in library facts about the library 134,530 volumes coaches to speak interlibrary loan system of great value to student body in literary work hustling committee has arranged excellent program p-rade follows brown and white eleven will line up against a team which will make hardest fight of the season statistics of the players tom keady lehigh will have hardest game of the season to-morrow but will win rain or shine h r reiter lehigh will win by a small score barring flukes on both sides drop kicker which ought to give the advantage to lehigh in a close con test 5 from the standpoint of expe rience in the line and backfield and weight in the forwards the advan tage should rest with lehigh the physical condition of the men with the exception of a few bruises is exceptionally good after a hard schedule the coaches do not un derstand lafayette's ability and an ticipate the hardest struggle of the season and if lehigh is able to win by one to-uchdown the coaching force will be perfectly satisfied coach keady : — team in best condition this year prepared for the hardest game this season every man will be at his top-notch form for saturday's game coaches and team expect to win but realize it will only be after a bitter struggle the scores of the games which the two teams have played this sea son are as follows : — lafayette lafayette op delaware 41 0 ur sinus 7 0 u of p 0 0 princeton 0 16 villanova 14 3 perm state 0 17 muhlenberg 24 3 albright 42 6 128 52 lehigh lehigh op f and m 12 0 indians 21 6 yale 3 20 carnegie 24 20 muhlenberg 27 0 johns hopkins ... 33 0 perm state 20 7 villanova 10 0 150 53 lafayette scores the last biggest and best smoker of the year will be held in taylor gymnasium to-night at 7.30 o'clock on the eve of the great lafayette football game needless to say the purpose of this smoker is to instill the old pep or the old gyp as tom keady would say in the student body which if properly applied is half the battle it is the students part in preparation for that great annual event the football game with our most worthy rival lafayette it is this game that brings out the real lehigh spirit and the smoker is merely the means of getting that spirit to the proper pitch to be let loose the next day the hustling committee has spared no pains in putting out the best program possible and has done everything in its power to make it a success throughout too much credit cannot be given to this com mittee for their work this year an exceedingly interesting line of speakers have been engaged the brown and white has made arrangements with the agent of the patterson tobacco company to furnish free the smoking imple ments each man will be given a good pipe some tuxedo tobapeo and there will be on hand bull dur ham and riz la papers for those who roll em dr drinker can be counted on to give an interesting talk as usual bosey with his flowery language will be on the job as well as resi dent coach tom keady pat pazzetti lehigh's all american quarterback and sam strauss to gether with the other members of the coaching staff will have some thing to add the alumni will be well represented in person by andy okeson the old football star ; pat reily and col long 89 the ev er ready bob macnamarra will speak for the townspeople to be mixed in with these speeches the band will show that they are pres ent bodine's quartet will also help the musical end along a wrestling bout featuring billy sheridan the wrestling coach or a boxing match a la cassidy will be added attrac tions the smoker could hardly be complete without the customary boxing bouts the committee also has several surprise features in store the usual pee-rade with the red lights torches and banners march ed to the tune of hail hail the gang's all here only on a larger scale will follow the smoker the line of march will be as follows locust to 4th street down birch to 3rd street up 3rd to new to 4th up 4th to wyandotte to five points five points via broadway to 4th to new st via new to broad street bethlehem broad to main down main to fern sem and home everybody out and make this last smoker of the season one to be re membered be in the game room of the gymnasium at 7.30 o'clock to-night don't miss it to-morrow on march field eas ton the annual football struggle be tween lehigh and lafayette will a gain be fought judging from ticket sales one of the largest throngs that ever entered march field will wit ness the game both teams according to the coaches are in fine physical condi tion and the contest should be a close one lafayette however has a team the greater part of which is new material as quite a few of the varsity men have typhoid fever on this hospital list are included : kelly j.desmond p.taylor coch ran g brown and j kennedy backfield men ; and gulick a lines man lafayette suffers a great loss in the absence of these men but coach crowell has well filled their positions according to reports from the lafayette camp lehigh certainly enters the con test wrfeh an advantage over lafay ette as comparative scores show also the spirit and pep which the team has put into the practices the last few days is indicative of a fight to the finish contest on their part to-morrow with the excep tion of a few minor bruises the team is in excellent condition and should go on the field with every varsity man ready for action what the coaches say prof reiter : — lehigh ought to win by a small margin the game won't be as easy as the public opinion has fig ured it out barring flukes le high should win because 1 from a comparison lehigh has made a better record against teams which both teams have played ; con sequently lehigh's morale is better 2 lehigh's offense has # been shown to be stronger this is also figured out from a comparative view-point 3 lehigh's defense has been shown to be somewhat superior to that of lafayette 4 lehigh possesses a superior the scores of the lafayette-le high games from 1884 to 1913 in clusive show twenty-six victories for lafayette nineteen for lehigh and two tie games the scores fol low : — the officials of the game will be marshall haverford referee mc carty germantown umpire thorpe columbia head linesman ; and whiting cornell field judge the university library building was erected by the founder of the university in 1877 at a cost of one hundred thousand dollars as a memorial to his daughter mrs lucy packer lin derm an the building is semi-circular in plan with a facade in the venetian style of architecture it is constructed of potsdam sandstone with granite ornamentation at present there are one hundred thirty-four thousand five hundred thirty volumes including many ex tremely valuable books upon the shelves of the library the libra ry was early given a high standing among university libraries by the addition of the eckley b coxe memorial library which was given in the memory of the hon eckley b coxe who was for many years a trustee of the university and who was profoundly interested in its welfare mrs coxe the donor presented to the university his tech nical library consisting of seven thousand seven hundred twenty seven volumes together with three thousand four hundred twenty-nine pamphlets as the working library of a man who was remarkable as well for the breadth of his culture as for the extent and thoroughness of his acquaintance with the whole field of applied science this addi tion to the resources of the univer sity possesses the greatest value for all professional students among the valuable books con tained in the library the shakes pearean collection is especially note worthy in this collection are con tained copies of the first and third folios which hold a high position in the world of rare books in the rare book collection are also found several copies of old monastical breviaries and manuscripts which are in many cases works of art one book often representing a life-work the old english and elizabethean collection is also of high value the collection of periodicals is another feature of the library ex cluding philadelphia and common wealth libraries this collection is perhaps the best in any educational institution in pennsylvania files of many of the periodicals and newspapers have been kept intact to date since the founding of the library at present the list of pe riodicals received at the library numbers three hundred perhaps the one fact most impor tant to the student body and faculty in connection with the library is the interlibrary loan system by means of this system any book on the shelves of any of the college li braries in the united states is avail able to any student or faculty mem ber of any college upon application this means that in thesis or essay work or in any literary investiga tion abundant material may be had at practically no effort on the part of the person desiring the literature new volumes applications for many of which are submitted by continued on fourth page vol xxii 1912 10 0 the brown and white 1913 7 a beat lafayette again bethlehem pa friday november 2 14 lehigh university big game tomorrow lafayette smoker last and largest smoker of the year to be held in the gymnasium to-night no 18 lehig-h 2 - ' i 5 prep school lafayette s g g < prep school 1 i i i . o i » " fred green 20 5 9 170 15 stevens m i .. . l.c blackburn 22 6 0|165 16|easton h s tate 216 1 198 17 boston l s .. . l.t woodward 23 5-11 210 15 peddie institute ostrom . 22 5-11 211 16 stillwater l.g hammer 21 5-11 165 15 greensburg h.s scruggs 119 5-11 175 16 terrill prep ... c luhr 123j6 0 175 16 roselle h s frank green .... 20 1 6 2 192 17 boston l s ... r.g gaynor 21 5-10 165 16 phila h s richards 18|5-11|159|'17 chestnut hill a r.t maxfield 22 6 3 200 18 mercersburg sawtelle ........ 2215 6 161 16 marietta r.e hartman 23 5-10 151 16 wilmington cahall 22 5 7 154 16 germantown . . . l.h.b diamond 21 5 7 150 15 brown hoban 23 5-11 175 15 stevens h s . . r.h.b weldon 19 5 7 165 18 mckenzie halsted 118 5-11 168 18 erasmus hall .. | f.b furry 23 6 1 180 15 kiski prep chenoweth j22 5 6 132 16 el paso m i . . . | q.b lerc'h 20 5 5 150 16 mercersburg lafayette lu < h x o 111 i q co 2 o prep school year 1 1884 56 te lei hig 0 1884 1885 1885 1886 1886 34 6 16 12 4 4 6 12 0 0 1887 1887 1888 1888 1889 1889 1890 1890 1891 1891 1891 1892 1892 1893 1893 1894 1894 1895 1895 1897 1897 1898 1898 1899 1899 1900 1900 1901 1901 1902 1903 1904 1905 1906 1907 1908 1909 1910 1911 1912 4 6 4 0 10 6 0 60 4 6 2 4 6 6 0 28 8 22 14 34 22 0 11 17 35 34 18 29 41 0 6 40 bo 00 22 5 21 14 11 0 10 0 6 10 16 6 30 6 22 2 16 0 15 22 10 0 11 12 6 0 0 22 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 12 6 0 0 5 11 0 0 0 10 101 .