Brown and White Vol. 22 no. 11

              prof fritsch 00 of muhlen berg instructor in bible study and german at that institution spoke to the students at the y m c a meeting on sunday night prof fritsch spoke on the familiar tri angular symbol as an a b man he interpreted the three sides to mean able-bodied artes bac cularum and born again he stated that a man should take care of his body yet he should not put it before his mind nor the latter before his creator through the latter great things are accomplished in this world although the body and mind help in bringing them about a j standing e e 10 presents excellent paper on trucks and truck batteries the electrical engineering so ciety held its first meeting of the year on friday evening october 23rd as usual in the physics lab oratory building the first part of the meeting was devoted to busi ness and as is customary the con stitution of the society was read following the reports of the offi cers a proposal made by i samuels 13 who is now president of the allentown branch of the national electric light association to hold a joint meeting of the two societies was brought up and discussed the final decision was to accept the pro posal and to hold a joint meeting of both the allentown section and the lehigh electrical engineering society at lehigh in december the date to be fixed later on agreement between the two societies the second part of the meeting was given over to the reading and discussion of papers on electrical subjects m a weaver 15 pre sented an interesting description of the electrical equipment on board the argentine republic battleship moreno a new war vessel of this south american nation more elec trical apparatus is used on this ship than in most of the large dread noughts of the world powers the gun turrets and guns are all opera ted by means of motors receiving power from the generating plant be low the switch-board and plant present some very interesting devel op-r'ents in their line one trouble which it is necessary to make allowance for is the leak age jar during the operation of continued on fourth page a paper on trucks and truck batteries was presented by a j standing 10 the subject com prised an outline of the work being done at the electrical department of the bethlehem steel works to which mr standing is connected the trucks in use at the steel works are of very modern design and several of them are unusually heavy affairs the problem which confronts the men is to operate these transports efficiently and also to insure successful action when the machines are put to a heavy test tests on the trucks at the steel works have been made throughout the bethlehems one truck in partic ular being spoken of as stalling on the third street hill below the na tivity church this truck howev er was one of the heaviest used arts and science meet jimmy patterson joint holder of the intercollegiate record of 9 4/5 seconds for the hundred presi dent of the senior class and chris tian association of the university of pennsylvania will be the speak er at the y m c a meeting on sunday night it will be recalled that he was scheduled to address the students at the y m c a re ception last year but was unable to attend due to the fact that he had to keep in training for the intercol legiates jimmy no doubt will choose for his subject something that will be of interest to all mr whiteside will introduce his succes sor mr fry who also will say a few words first shoot of the rifle club the rifle club of lehigh uni versity will hold its first prelimin ary shoot on tuesday night octo ber 27th at 7 o'clock the shoot is open to all men of the university who wish to compete for the rifle team this year the rifle club wishes to be represented by a team of twelve men with six substitutes at the end of the season the twelve men shooting the largest number of times in the intercollegiate compe titions will each receive a watch-fob engraved l u rifle team 1914 beginning november 2nd the range will be open to candidates for the team every night and every af ternoon after 4.00 o'clock and all of wednesday and saturday after noons after practice shoots one shall hand in by saturday night his targets signed and with scores calculated under the honor system to the range captain in this way the team will be chosen the member of the rifle club making the largest general score at the end of twelve weeks w r ill be pre sented with a rifle given by a cer tain citizen of this city ammuni tion will not be furnished except in the intercollegiate matches regular meetings of the rifle club will be held every tuesday beginning in november in the base ment of packer hall at 7 p m illustrated lecture on friday morning first period cahall kicked off to hubbard on the 10-yard line fumbled but re covered stipp kicked to cahall in center field who returned it five yards cahall attempted left-end run but was thrown for a loss by roderick hoban gained five yards through line cahall rounded right end for a 15-yard run assisted by good interference hoban took three yards through line and cahall on a long left-end run gained four yards maginnes went through cen ter for first down hoban carried the ball two yards and cahall gain ed four more on a right-end run ■ schwenk was substituted for erick son cahall passed to hoban for ten yards and first down halsted made touchdown on a pretty left end run cahall caught the kick out and hoban booted goal le high 7 muhlenberg 0 cahall on kickoff booted the ball back of the goal and it was muh lenberg's ball on the 20-yard line stipp was thrown for a loss on a night-end run good injured but stayed in game reisner loses one yard on a left-end run stipp punt ed to cahall in center field who could not gain maginnes on a right-end run was thrown for a i yard loss l-ehigh off sides and penalized ten yards cahall ran a round left end and recovered eight yards hoban could not gain through the line fourth down and twenty yards to go so cahall punts to the 10-yard line where reisner caught the ball but could not gain henninger fumbled on a left-end run and halsted recovered the ball on muhlenberg's 15-yard line maginnes made two yards through center halsted carried for three yards and a pass to ho ban was intercepted cahall then kicked from the middle of the field on the 25-yard line and scored a field goal lehigh 10 muhlen berg 0 cahall kicked off to stipp on the goal-line who returned it fifteen yards bedank took five yards through the line henninger fum bled and green recovered and car ried the ball across the goal-line but it did not count muhlenberg's ball reisner carried it through the line for a first down and stipp fol lowed suit but all he could make was five yards lehigh was off sides and muhlenberg took first down a forward from stipp to reisner netted eight yards stipp makes first down day fumbled and good recovered ending the quarter with the ball in lehigh's possession in the center of the field lehigh 10 muhlenberg 0 second period cahall rounded left end for a 3-yard gain hoban made two yards through center and cahall made six yards and first down on a left-end run mattern is substitu ted for halsted mattern made no gain on a right-end run cahall passed twenty-five yards to green continued on second page a lecture entitled hunting with a camera in alaska will be given in the chapel by el w dußois 92 on friday morning october 30th at 11 o'clock attendance of the student body is required the first regular meeting of the arts and science society for the present college year will be held on thursday evening at 8 o'clock in leonard hall delaware avenue raymond walters registrar will give an address which will interest all new and old men mr walters is well known to all lehigh men and wherever he is slated to talk there is sure to be a good attend the reverend mr birckhead has kindly invited the society to spend the evening at leonard hall and it is hoped that a large number will take advantage of this opportunity to become acquainted all members of the arts and science course are expected to be in attendance and all others are invited clowns while the best muhlenberg could do was eleven lehigh at tempted five forward passes and completed two of them the car dinal and gray completed two out of four attempts good practice game numerous substitutions were made on both sides muhlenberg because her men were either ex hausted or hurt and lehigh to give the second-string men a little prac tice and to keep the varsity men in good condition for the hard games to come in reality it did give splendid practice for lehigh's line heretofore a weak proposition it did better saturday than all season and the interference was far better than any seen this year no new plays were uncovered by the brown and white because it was found not necessary to do so it was nothing but straight football throughout there w r as a marked absence of fumbling which so characterized the lehigh game with carnegie tech last week the lehigh scores lehigh scored ten points in the first half on a touchdown by hal sted and a goal from field by ca hall who was put in in the last pe riod to kick another and then taken out again in the second half le foigh resorted to old-time football and literally pounded the muhlen berg line to pieces scoring two touchdowns lehigh received the kickoff and by straight line-plung ing by hoban and green and one forward pass cahall to mattern took the ball over the same line of attack was kept up and resulted in the final touchdow m at the open ing of the fourth period stars of the game cahall's generalship and running with the ball were features his toe proved to be a scoring machine again and his passing could have been little better ele was plainly the star of the game and well up held the reputation he has built for himself in the previous games of this season hobari made two touchdowns and his end runs and line plunges were spectacular to a high degree mattern was substi tuted and showed clearly his worth lie was directly responsible for the last lehigh touchdown and his run ning and plunging were little short of wonderful halsted played a consistent game at fullback and was able to carry the ball over the line for a touchdown he is a great ground-gainer hallowell adopted tactics which were puzzling to the muhlenberg eleven ele would run first around the right end and then around the left and every time for great gains the light line did good work and was able to hold their op ponents better than any time this year the backfield showed once more as a wrecking crew and proved a powerful combination for muhlenberg the giant stipp was the mainstay of the team he proved the best man on the attack other names mentioned frequently during the progress oi play were bedank and reisner lehigh came off taylor field on saturday afternoon victorious over the much her aided muhlenberg team after what was the roughest and at the same time the most in teresting game of the season and only after the brown and white eleven that held the allentown ag gregation to a 27 to 0 score it was a severe drubbing and the muhlenberg rooters took it hard the rough tactics displayed were a source of displeasure to the six thousand people in attendance the lehigh team had expected that they would be pitted against a rough playing team and their expectations were fully realized it seemed that throughout the entire game muh lenberg was attempting nothing other than to gei some particular man in the lehigh team to strike back three muhlenberg and two lehigh men were politely asked to get off the field as a result of the overwrought feelings and the ac companying displaying of them each man on both teams worked under an intense nervous strain during the entire period of play and it was with a sigh o>f relief that they heard the whistle indica ting the end of the game and the end of rough playing for another year muhlenberg rooters muhlenberg was supported at the game with the entire college seated in the north stands and over a thousand allentown supporters who came up to see their protegees beat lehigh it was a sorry looking bunch that hunted in a list less manner for seats on the return ing cars the inside of the cars were more quiet than a cemetery each man was thinking thinking how he allowed himself to be mis led to believe that muhlenberg had a ghost of a show against the strong lehigh eleven it was evident from the start that lehigh would be re turned victorious but the allentown rooters had enough spirit to believe otherwise and stood by their team until the very end there was no lull in the cheering and every inch gained on the field was echoed and re-echoed on the stands until it as sumed the proportions of yards threatened twice the brown and white goal was threatened only twice in the sec ond period muhlenberg with re markable strength rushed the ball down the field to lehigh's 20-yard line but the chance to score was prevented by a penalty and a place ment kick by gaston went wild in the last quarter the allentown boys showed another spurt and for a time it looked as if lehigh would be scored on on straight football the giant fullback stipp carried the ball to the lehigh 7-yard line but there the brown and white men held for downs with only an inch to go fierce lehigh attack the summary of the whole thing may be to say that the allentown boys were simply outclassed by the whirlwind lehigh attack the brown and white eleven was able to push through for twenty-one first the brown and white lehigh university bethlehem pa tuesday october 27 1914 e e society meeting arrange meeting with allentown branch of national electric light association meeting of the y m c a lehigh eleven routs muhlenberg prof fritsch of muhlenberg ad dresses association on the triangular symbol no 11 alumnus speaks jimmy patterson next brown and white team runs up a 27 to 0 score against allentown institution in game full of rough tactics holder of intercollegiate 100-yd record and pres gf senior class at univ of perma to speak the game followed play by play vol xxii