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franklin and marshall are downed by the brown and white team to the tune of 12 to 0 cahall plays stellar game exceils at punting passing and open field running — good general grumbach is injured dr chapin entertains number of men at the weekly meeting dr chapin gives talk on charac ter the second regular meeting of the y m c a was held in drown hall on sunday evening dr cha pin a princeton graduate and pres ent pastor of the first presbyterian church of south bethlehem was the speaker of the evening and had for his subject character he opened his talk with the quotation as a man thinketh so is he character according to the speak er is what a man really is and not what he is reputed to be he point ed out that a man's hereditary traits have a great deal to do with the formation of his character and that his environment plays an important part in the building up of his moral and intellectual qualities but fore most that a man's character de pends chiefly upon the man himself dr chapin declared that a man is as a rule what he makes him self in his college days — the decisive period of his life he explained how religion conscientious and clean athletics and faithful study are the means for the development of a strong character finally he advised the freshmen in particular to take a firm christian stand from the very beginning and thereby arm themselves against the many temp tations of college life mr sander who is at the head of the y m c a work at the bethlehem steel company will ad dress the association in drown hall next sunday evening y m c a cabinet meeting the advisability of various plans of action were discussed and it was the earnest belief of all present that this year will be a banner one for the association the help and sup port of every student in the univer sity will be asked and it is hoped that they will all be liberal in their patronage an important meeting o>f the y m c a cabinet the first of the college year was held sunday even ing and was addressed by mr eh lers state student y m c a secretary the outline fdr the coming year was carefully worked over and the several committees were started on their work c l taylor in the east charles l taylor 76 the man who has done so much for lehigh has returned from california where he spent the summer and is stay ing for a short time at lakewood n j preparatory to coming to the university for taylor day on oc tober 17th senior class meeting arcadia elected by student body thirteen men elected at college meeting to form student governing body committees report new rules on hazing and grant ing of numerals submitted afc meeting the second college meeting of the year was held in drown hall last friday morning the most impor tant action of the meeting was the election of the arcadia ; the follow ing men were elected : c s wagner 15 e p humphrey 15 l j buck 15 n m royall 15 h a brown 15 a j wieganld 15 g w hoban 15 g sawtelle 16 a f benson 16 a w chenoweth 16 j m burke 16 e a clare 16 l g mudge 16 the following report submitted by the hazing committee was accepted : 1 any freshman who is invited to go to an authorized hazing party shall go 2 there shall be no paddling nor other hazing that might be injuri ous to the health such hazing to be under the supervision of a commit tee which shall be responsible to the student-body 3 the upper classes as well as the sophomores shall feel it their duty to see that the customs at le high are strictly observed 4 that in addition to the rules prescribed in the handbook the freshmen shall observe the follow ing shall keep their hands out of their potkets and shall at all times carry matches for the use of upper classmen after a lengthy discussion on freshman regulations it was deci ded that freshmen should not be molested on the streets on sunday nights the following report concerning class numerals submitted by the committee on numerals was sent to the athletic committee in the form oi a recommendation : that the men to receive their class numerals shall be the following founder's day sports football : — members of the win ning team who have played at least one quarter and remain out on the varsity squad the remainder of the season baseball : — members of the win ning team who have played at least four innings track : — members of the winning team . in addition : spring baseball freshmen — - members of the team who have played two-thirds of the total num ber of innings cross country : — members of the team who participate in the runs lehigh evening school there will be a meeting of the senior class on wednesday after noon september 30th at 2.00 p m in packer hall important busi ness will be before the meeting and a large attendance is necessary election of the senior class book committee will take place at this m penalized 15 yds for holding jones made 3 yds on end run for ward pass netted f and m 4 yds drop kick failed lehigh's ball on 20-yd line hoban made 1 yd through tackle cahall made run of 30 yds around left end for ward pass failed forward pass all to hoban netted 25 yds forward pass failed hoban made 3 yds through center cahall made 5 yds through tackle lehigh lost ball on downs jones punted to 43 yd line cahall ran ball back 4 yds cahall made 8 yds through center hoban made 2 yds through guard next two plays by hoban and ca hall netted 7 yds campbell around left end for 7 yds drop kick by cahall from 20-yd line cahall kicked off to herman on 20-yd line herman ran ball back 14 yds no gain through center by jones her man lost 1 yd on end run end of first half scores — lehigh 3 f and m 0 .- '/.'//■a quarter jones kicked off to hallowell on 20-yd line hallowell ran ball back 15 yds campbell made 3 yds through center cahall made 40 yds.-around right end hoban made 1 yd around left end cahall made 2 yds through tackle lehigh pen alized 15 yds for off side for ward pass failed cahall punted to 10-yd line jones punted to 40-yd line hallowell ran ball back 10 yds next two plays by cahall and hallowell netted 5 yds hoban lost 3 yds drop kick by cahall failed f and m.'s ball on 20-yd line jones punted to 47-yd line cahall made 5 yds through tackle camp bell made 1 yd through guard campbell made 3 yds through cen ter hallowell made 4 yds through guard cahall made 1 yd around one end hallowell lost 5 yds ca hall punted to mylin on 10-yd line jones punted back to hallowell on the 40-yd line hallowell ran ball back 15 yds campbell made 2 yds through center hoban made 2 yds through tackle end of third quar ter score — lehigh 3 f and m 0 fourth quarter hoban lost 3 yds forward pass cahall to hoban netted 20 yds campbell gained 5 yds through line ball fumbled on next play but re covered by cahall campbell made 3 yds through center ball 2 yds from f and m.'s goal-line for ward pass cahall tomaginnes scor ed touchdown punt out by cahall not caught cahall kicked off to jones on 15-yd line ball advanced by jones 14 yds jones made 3 yds through center forward pass in tercepted by hoban lehigh's ball on 55-yd line campbell made 9 yds around one end hoban made 1 yd through center campbell made 5 yds through center cahall kicked drop from 40-yd line ca continued on third page mandolin club meeting of candidates new candidates for the mandolin club report wednesday at drown hall 2 p m all men playing mandolin guitar or banjo wanted two hundred and sixty men have entered lehigh this year — this is by far the largest number that have ever been admitted to the university in one term the number of students entering lehigth this fall is a straight 260 this is the largest number that ever entered the university in one term 222 of these have entered in the freshman class 22 in advanced standing and the remaining 14 as special students the names with the courses are app en d ed her e w it h : advanced standing bishop g x m.e collins l e b.s cullom k s m.e derr b s c.e greer r t e.e hogan h 0 c.e hyatt c s met igoe w j chem kammerer a c bus kehrer g c e.e luekenbaeh,l.j.,b.s.,ch.e mardaga l m.e markle d ph.b e.m . mccarthy j d e.e remhard w a chem ressler i l ch.e rice o r 8.5 ch.e seippel j h c.e sinclair c t e.e sloman h j e.m stevenson f.l ph.b e.m swallow g 8.5 m.e tenney t f h met tormay p g bus freshmen achorn a h bus alden r c el met allan e m e.e altoeffer j e m.e ambler j p c.e ayrault l t geol bachert h a e.e bacon c m c.e barefoot j s c.e barthold w g b.a bean r d e.e beard j m.e beattie t c b.s beckman f j m.e bellman r s c.e benavides r l e.e bennes 8 b.a bettenhausen a chem bickley f w e.m bishop j a b.a blasius c e e.m bleam e w e.e boland w h b.s bowman v b.s boyd h g ch.e bratten w l e.m breen j j c.e breinig p g c.e buchannan a e ch.e buck h w c.e , burros l ch.e butz t f m.e campbell r s m.e carroll l m.e casper v c e.e chapman l n e.m clarke s v e.m clymer j p m.e concilio a e.e council a f bus constine j e.m corrigan e t b.a continued on second page cross country men the brown and white team op ened the football season for lehigh last saturday afternoon in the new taylor stadium by a 12 to 0 victory over franklin and marshall at the start of the game the mass plays of the opponents who outweighed the lehigh team tore consistently through the line and early in the first quarter the ball was advanced to lehigh s one-yard line here the team held fast recovered possession of the ball and from this time on it was lehigh's game cahall was the star of the game with his open-field running for ward-passing and two pretty field goals one from the twenty-yard line in the second quarter and one in the final quarter from the forty yard line for the lancaster team jones was the stellar man he was a big factor in breaking up the brown and white line early in the game and he punted well for le high hoban and campbell in the backfield made big gains ; hallow ell a new man at quarter put up a good game as did good and dela ney on the line the only marring feature of the game was the injury sustained by grumbach who had his arm broken in the last few minutes oi play this injury will most likely keep him out of the game for several weeks the game in detail first quarter f and m won the toss defend ed west goal cahall kicked to f and m.'s 25-yd line mylin ran ball back 10 yds jones made 3 yds through center gerheart made 5 yds around right end herman failed to gain through center jones punted to lehigh's 25-yd line hal lowell received did not advance the ball hoban lost 2 yds cahall pun ted to f and m.'s 44-yd line jones and gerheart in two plays netting 10 yds placed ball on lehigh's 34 yd line jones made 1 yd through tackle herman made 8 yds around left end gerheart gained 3 yds through center and jones 3 through guard the next four plays put the ball on lehigh's 5-yd line ger heart made 3 yds through tackle jones made 1 yd through center f and m held for downs lehigh's ball on their 1-yd line cahall pun ted to f and m.'s 38-yd line my lin made 1 yd around one end gerheart made 1 yd through tackle forward pass failed jones punted to hallowell on the 5-yd line who j advanced it to the 12-yd line ca hall punted to mylin on the 42-yd ; line jones lost 1 yd forward pass failed jones punted to le high's 3-yd line ball fumbled re j covered by cahall cahall punted ! to 32-yd line ball advanced 7 yds end of quarter scores — lehigh 0 f and m 0 second quarter cahall kicked to mylin mylin made 3 yds through center f and there will be another meeting of candidates for the editorial posi tions on the brown and white boiard on wednesday in drown hall at noon it is understood that any person wfotn is not in attendance at this meeting will not be consider ed eligible for one of the positions open classes in the lehigh evening school will be organized in the fol lowing subjects on thursday even ing at 7.30 o'clock in christina's hall : arithmetic algebra geometry trigonometry german and mechan ical drawing all students who de sire to teach in these classes are asked to give their names and the subjects they desire to instruct in to professor hughes or mr white side and to be present at the meet ing to assist in the organization of these classes all crass country candidates re port at the taylor gymnasium sec ond floor to-morrow tuesday september 29th at 4.00 p m the brown and white lehigh university vol xxii character subject of y m c a talk bethlehem pa monday september 28 1914 lehigh wins the opening contest no 3 everybody out for cheering practice tuesday and friday afternoons at 4.30
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FullText | franklin and marshall are downed by the brown and white team to the tune of 12 to 0 cahall plays stellar game exceils at punting passing and open field running — good general grumbach is injured dr chapin entertains number of men at the weekly meeting dr chapin gives talk on charac ter the second regular meeting of the y m c a was held in drown hall on sunday evening dr cha pin a princeton graduate and pres ent pastor of the first presbyterian church of south bethlehem was the speaker of the evening and had for his subject character he opened his talk with the quotation as a man thinketh so is he character according to the speak er is what a man really is and not what he is reputed to be he point ed out that a man's hereditary traits have a great deal to do with the formation of his character and that his environment plays an important part in the building up of his moral and intellectual qualities but fore most that a man's character de pends chiefly upon the man himself dr chapin declared that a man is as a rule what he makes him self in his college days — the decisive period of his life he explained how religion conscientious and clean athletics and faithful study are the means for the development of a strong character finally he advised the freshmen in particular to take a firm christian stand from the very beginning and thereby arm themselves against the many temp tations of college life mr sander who is at the head of the y m c a work at the bethlehem steel company will ad dress the association in drown hall next sunday evening y m c a cabinet meeting the advisability of various plans of action were discussed and it was the earnest belief of all present that this year will be a banner one for the association the help and sup port of every student in the univer sity will be asked and it is hoped that they will all be liberal in their patronage an important meeting o>f the y m c a cabinet the first of the college year was held sunday even ing and was addressed by mr eh lers state student y m c a secretary the outline fdr the coming year was carefully worked over and the several committees were started on their work c l taylor in the east charles l taylor 76 the man who has done so much for lehigh has returned from california where he spent the summer and is stay ing for a short time at lakewood n j preparatory to coming to the university for taylor day on oc tober 17th senior class meeting arcadia elected by student body thirteen men elected at college meeting to form student governing body committees report new rules on hazing and grant ing of numerals submitted afc meeting the second college meeting of the year was held in drown hall last friday morning the most impor tant action of the meeting was the election of the arcadia ; the follow ing men were elected : c s wagner 15 e p humphrey 15 l j buck 15 n m royall 15 h a brown 15 a j wieganld 15 g w hoban 15 g sawtelle 16 a f benson 16 a w chenoweth 16 j m burke 16 e a clare 16 l g mudge 16 the following report submitted by the hazing committee was accepted : 1 any freshman who is invited to go to an authorized hazing party shall go 2 there shall be no paddling nor other hazing that might be injuri ous to the health such hazing to be under the supervision of a commit tee which shall be responsible to the student-body 3 the upper classes as well as the sophomores shall feel it their duty to see that the customs at le high are strictly observed 4 that in addition to the rules prescribed in the handbook the freshmen shall observe the follow ing shall keep their hands out of their potkets and shall at all times carry matches for the use of upper classmen after a lengthy discussion on freshman regulations it was deci ded that freshmen should not be molested on the streets on sunday nights the following report concerning class numerals submitted by the committee on numerals was sent to the athletic committee in the form oi a recommendation : that the men to receive their class numerals shall be the following founder's day sports football : — members of the win ning team who have played at least one quarter and remain out on the varsity squad the remainder of the season baseball : — members of the win ning team who have played at least four innings track : — members of the winning team . in addition : spring baseball freshmen — - members of the team who have played two-thirds of the total num ber of innings cross country : — members of the team who participate in the runs lehigh evening school there will be a meeting of the senior class on wednesday after noon september 30th at 2.00 p m in packer hall important busi ness will be before the meeting and a large attendance is necessary election of the senior class book committee will take place at this m penalized 15 yds for holding jones made 3 yds on end run for ward pass netted f and m 4 yds drop kick failed lehigh's ball on 20-yd line hoban made 1 yd through tackle cahall made run of 30 yds around left end for ward pass failed forward pass all to hoban netted 25 yds forward pass failed hoban made 3 yds through center cahall made 5 yds through tackle lehigh lost ball on downs jones punted to 43 yd line cahall ran ball back 4 yds cahall made 8 yds through center hoban made 2 yds through guard next two plays by hoban and ca hall netted 7 yds campbell around left end for 7 yds drop kick by cahall from 20-yd line cahall kicked off to herman on 20-yd line herman ran ball back 14 yds no gain through center by jones her man lost 1 yd on end run end of first half scores — lehigh 3 f and m 0 .- '/.'//■a quarter jones kicked off to hallowell on 20-yd line hallowell ran ball back 15 yds campbell made 3 yds through center cahall made 40 yds.-around right end hoban made 1 yd around left end cahall made 2 yds through tackle lehigh pen alized 15 yds for off side for ward pass failed cahall punted to 10-yd line jones punted to 40-yd line hallowell ran ball back 10 yds next two plays by cahall and hallowell netted 5 yds hoban lost 3 yds drop kick by cahall failed f and m.'s ball on 20-yd line jones punted to 47-yd line cahall made 5 yds through tackle camp bell made 1 yd through guard campbell made 3 yds through cen ter hallowell made 4 yds through guard cahall made 1 yd around one end hallowell lost 5 yds ca hall punted to mylin on 10-yd line jones punted back to hallowell on the 40-yd line hallowell ran ball back 15 yds campbell made 2 yds through center hoban made 2 yds through tackle end of third quar ter score — lehigh 3 f and m 0 fourth quarter hoban lost 3 yds forward pass cahall to hoban netted 20 yds campbell gained 5 yds through line ball fumbled on next play but re covered by cahall campbell made 3 yds through center ball 2 yds from f and m.'s goal-line for ward pass cahall tomaginnes scor ed touchdown punt out by cahall not caught cahall kicked off to jones on 15-yd line ball advanced by jones 14 yds jones made 3 yds through center forward pass in tercepted by hoban lehigh's ball on 55-yd line campbell made 9 yds around one end hoban made 1 yd through center campbell made 5 yds through center cahall kicked drop from 40-yd line ca continued on third page mandolin club meeting of candidates new candidates for the mandolin club report wednesday at drown hall 2 p m all men playing mandolin guitar or banjo wanted two hundred and sixty men have entered lehigh this year — this is by far the largest number that have ever been admitted to the university in one term the number of students entering lehigth this fall is a straight 260 this is the largest number that ever entered the university in one term 222 of these have entered in the freshman class 22 in advanced standing and the remaining 14 as special students the names with the courses are app en d ed her e w it h : advanced standing bishop g x m.e collins l e b.s cullom k s m.e derr b s c.e greer r t e.e hogan h 0 c.e hyatt c s met igoe w j chem kammerer a c bus kehrer g c e.e luekenbaeh,l.j.,b.s.,ch.e mardaga l m.e markle d ph.b e.m . mccarthy j d e.e remhard w a chem ressler i l ch.e rice o r 8.5 ch.e seippel j h c.e sinclair c t e.e sloman h j e.m stevenson f.l ph.b e.m swallow g 8.5 m.e tenney t f h met tormay p g bus freshmen achorn a h bus alden r c el met allan e m e.e altoeffer j e m.e ambler j p c.e ayrault l t geol bachert h a e.e bacon c m c.e barefoot j s c.e barthold w g b.a bean r d e.e beard j m.e beattie t c b.s beckman f j m.e bellman r s c.e benavides r l e.e bennes 8 b.a bettenhausen a chem bickley f w e.m bishop j a b.a blasius c e e.m bleam e w e.e boland w h b.s bowman v b.s boyd h g ch.e bratten w l e.m breen j j c.e breinig p g c.e buchannan a e ch.e buck h w c.e , burros l ch.e butz t f m.e campbell r s m.e carroll l m.e casper v c e.e chapman l n e.m clarke s v e.m clymer j p m.e concilio a e.e council a f bus constine j e.m corrigan e t b.a continued on second page cross country men the brown and white team op ened the football season for lehigh last saturday afternoon in the new taylor stadium by a 12 to 0 victory over franklin and marshall at the start of the game the mass plays of the opponents who outweighed the lehigh team tore consistently through the line and early in the first quarter the ball was advanced to lehigh s one-yard line here the team held fast recovered possession of the ball and from this time on it was lehigh's game cahall was the star of the game with his open-field running for ward-passing and two pretty field goals one from the twenty-yard line in the second quarter and one in the final quarter from the forty yard line for the lancaster team jones was the stellar man he was a big factor in breaking up the brown and white line early in the game and he punted well for le high hoban and campbell in the backfield made big gains ; hallow ell a new man at quarter put up a good game as did good and dela ney on the line the only marring feature of the game was the injury sustained by grumbach who had his arm broken in the last few minutes oi play this injury will most likely keep him out of the game for several weeks the game in detail first quarter f and m won the toss defend ed west goal cahall kicked to f and m.'s 25-yd line mylin ran ball back 10 yds jones made 3 yds through center gerheart made 5 yds around right end herman failed to gain through center jones punted to lehigh's 25-yd line hal lowell received did not advance the ball hoban lost 2 yds cahall pun ted to f and m.'s 44-yd line jones and gerheart in two plays netting 10 yds placed ball on lehigh's 34 yd line jones made 1 yd through tackle herman made 8 yds around left end gerheart gained 3 yds through center and jones 3 through guard the next four plays put the ball on lehigh's 5-yd line ger heart made 3 yds through tackle jones made 1 yd through center f and m held for downs lehigh's ball on their 1-yd line cahall pun ted to f and m.'s 38-yd line my lin made 1 yd around one end gerheart made 1 yd through tackle forward pass failed jones punted to hallowell on the 5-yd line who j advanced it to the 12-yd line ca hall punted to mylin on the 42-yd ; line jones lost 1 yd forward pass failed jones punted to le high's 3-yd line ball fumbled re j covered by cahall cahall punted ! to 32-yd line ball advanced 7 yds end of quarter scores — lehigh 0 f and m 0 second quarter cahall kicked to mylin mylin made 3 yds through center f and there will be another meeting of candidates for the editorial posi tions on the brown and white boiard on wednesday in drown hall at noon it is understood that any person wfotn is not in attendance at this meeting will not be consider ed eligible for one of the positions open classes in the lehigh evening school will be organized in the fol lowing subjects on thursday even ing at 7.30 o'clock in christina's hall : arithmetic algebra geometry trigonometry german and mechan ical drawing all students who de sire to teach in these classes are asked to give their names and the subjects they desire to instruct in to professor hughes or mr white side and to be present at the meet ing to assist in the organization of these classes all crass country candidates re port at the taylor gymnasium sec ond floor to-morrow tuesday september 29th at 4.00 p m the brown and white lehigh university vol xxii character subject of y m c a talk bethlehem pa monday september 28 1914 lehigh wins the opening contest no 3 everybody out for cheering practice tuesday and friday afternoons at 4.30 |
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