Brown and White Vol. 22 no. 2

              lehigh's first struggle in the 1914 football season is with franklin and marshall the game is to be play ed on the new taylor field at 3 o'clock p m on saturday the real strength of the material which coach keady is now developing and rounding into shape will be made known after saturday's con test the team will be greatly han dicapped by the loss of green kea dy chenoweth crichton and mc carthy of lasft year's team but there is an abundance o<f new ma terial and coach keady may be able to develop as formidable a team as that of last year of last year's l men sawtelle scruggs grum bach and hoban are eligible f and m were unable to play their scheduled game with lehigh last year owing to a train wreck so that no comparison can be made of this and of last year's teams but from all reports they will have a strong team in the field and one which will give the brown and white a hard struggle for the first game of the season lehigh's team for saturday's game will be picked from the following candidates : ends — bacon sawtelle kirkpat rick and good tackles — early grumbach and richards guards — delaney green and becker center — scruggs and halstead quarter-back — warren hallo well and cahall backs — mclnnes hoban lind campbell desmond and cahall y m c a announcement the y m c a has been very fortunate in securing the services of dr c b chapin for next sun day evening dr chapin is the rec tor of the first presbyterian church of south bethlehem and is very much liked in demand as a speaker his subject will be character dr chapin is a graduate of princeton and is considered a very good athlete while at college he won renown as a track man being very good in the 100-yd dash he played tennis also and when play ing for the western new york championship made a good show ing he is a phi beta kappa man rifle club meeting eleven men to be elected from those eligible by virtue of office an important college meeting of the three upper classes will be held on friday morning at 1 1 o'clock in 1 town hall second floor the most important question before the meeting will be the election of the arcadia the following men are eligible for nomination by virtue of office : c s wagner mgr football a.w chenoweth capt baseball e ! \ humphrey mgr lacrosse and 1 5 us mgr brown and white l j buck capt lacrosse j l evans mgr track j m burke capt track c f vance mgr wrestling g sawtelle capt wrestling n m royall mgr basketball il a brown pres senior class a f benson pres junior class s t edwards pres sophomore class s i taylor editor brown and w m te l h geyer editor burr h i fair bus mgr burr h d keiser editor epitome m w kresge bus manager epitome j w raine pres y m c a a j wiegand pres of mustard and cheese and pres of minstrel association g w ilohan athletic represen tath e-at-large a v bodine dormitory chief captain of basketball and mana ger of baseball are already mem bers of the arcadia ; at present there is no captain of football eleven men are to be elected from the above list two other men are to be elected these to be juniors in regular standing reports will be heard from the committee on haz ing committee on numerals and the drown hall committee the personnel of these committees is as follows : hazing — l h geyer l j i hick j f harder e p humph rey and w s kirby numerals — g w hoban a s diven and s b scruggs drown hall — o b church c hoffman a h schuyler n m royall c r uhl and n f ma th eson a hustling committee has been appointed and consists of the cheer leaders the vice-presidents o>f the three upper classes and the presi dent of the freshman class class standing in regard to col lege customs will be brought up for discussion and decision and an an nouncement concerning the action of the committee on sports in re gard to an eligibility rule for founder's day sports will be given there will be a meeting of the rifle club in drown hall on fri day evening september 25th at 8 o'clock all candidates for tihe team should report at this meeting chinese club a meeting of the chinese stu dents club will be held in christ mas hall on friday evening sep tember 25th at 8 o'clock election of officers will take place new book by lehigh professor professor roush has edited large work the mineral industry during 1913 lehigh men contribute many members of faculty write articles on various phases of the work another literary production which reflects credit upon lehigh univer sity has just been placed upon the book market and the author or correctly the editor is this time i '■.. a roush a 8 m s assistant professor in the department of metallurgy of the university pro fessor roush is assistant secretary of the american electrochemical society and has recently accepted the editorship of the mineral in dustry of which the present vol ume is the first production under his direction the title of the work is the mineral industry during 1913 and constitutes the twenty second volume of a series of annual issues extending from 1892 to the present year in 1892 the first volume of the mineral industry was published by a member of the lehigh university faculty richard r rothwell who as is known was the first professor of alining engineering at lehigh since that year the mining in dustry has appeared annually with increasing value and importance un til now it is considered as a stand ard authority on the progress of the year in mining and technology sources of supply statistics of pro duction markets and commercial possibilities the work for 1913 was started by professor roush in january from which time official statistics statements circulars and pamph lets were obtained from all over the world eminent authorities were called upon to produce from amongst this data an article on their specialty and in all cases but one the requests were granted one remarkable feature about the book is the large number of notable spe cialists in the list of contributors men who are prominent in their special branches of industry and the best capable of digesting their par ticular subject the articles were commendably arranged and compiled by profes sor roush who however added a considerable amount of original work the whole is bound togeth er in a 6 x 9 cloth-bound volume of 1000 pages the publishers being the mcgraw-hill book company inc at 239 west 39th street new york city the price per volume is 10 net and will be sent post aid to anyone desiring a copy the outlay of the articles places each particular subject by itself and the arrangement of all are essential ly the same the divisions following each other systematically in their degrees of importance of prime interest is the fact that lehigh has been exceptionally well represented among the contributors some excellent work having been done the following list gives the contributors from the faculty : continued on third page professor j w richards head of the metallurgy department and one of the best authorities on alu both the sophomore and fresh man classes have a large number of men out competing for positions on the teams which will meet on founder's day the following freshmen have re ported : — track — bickley capt web er sargent snyder skinner thom as beard and phillips baseball — tamborelle ( capt ) , moll stetteler bellman blasius shannon lewis baldwin clymer park fenstermacher davidson and tizard the freshman football squad un der capt latimer expect to be hard at work in a few days and as many of the men are now on the varsity squad 1918 will probably be able to collect a strong team to face the sophomores on founder's day capt kirkpatrick of the sopho more football team has issued a call for candidates and quite a few sophomores responded they are now with the varsity squad and will continue to practice with that squad for the present the sophomore baseball teaim has good prospects as practically the same team which faced the sopho mores on last founder's day has returned to college capt edwards announces the list of candidates as follows twombley fishbum lees spuhler muter achorn connell iwixton crichton breen morrison and hrenton the sophomores who halve reported for the track team are twombley connell vonm~eng erinighousen b wrighit good and capt han way track meeting cost of the stadium sections in our issue of september 22 in speaking of the cost of the stadium sections we used the only figure that had previously been published when the work was laid out last summer it was proposed to make the sections running north and south on the west side of the sta dium smaller than those on the south as the gymnasium con struction progressed it became very evident that architecturally the west face of the stadium should be built to on form to the face of the gym nasi'im and the plans were there fore altered and the west sections made larger and higher so that their cost will not be less than those on the south estimated at 3200 and probably higher who's who and why at lehigh a carefully compiled list of the men leading affairs this year save for reference list is arranged for conveni ence of the old men and the new did you ever want to join your course society or any other club or organization in the university and did not know who was at the head of it or even if you did happen to know you could not discover after making many inquiries just where to reach him ? the a ended list of who's who at lehigh is designed to answer all such questions and to keep you in touch with everything that is going on in college the addresses of the various men are also given to gether with the telephone number wherever it was possible to get the same the list will be added to from time to time and if there are any corrections to be made to the present list it will be considered a favor if the mistake is reported clip this article and keep it near you class presidents senior — h a btfown university avenue 292 junior a f benson 326 wyan dotte street 123 sophomore — s t edwards 325 wyandotte street 734 tin brown and white editor s p taylor 422 chero kee street 733 business manager — e p humph rey 155 south main street 735 news editor u d keiser uni versity avenue 292 the leh k;ii burr editor — l h geyer 250 wyan dotte street 551 business manager — h i fair leo nard hall 602 epitome editor — h d keiser university avenue 292 business manager — m w kresge 462 walnut street art editor — e ). clement 511 sen eca street 639 tau beta pi president — li a brown univer sity avenue 292 secretary c hoffman drown hall ' 1454 phi beta kappa resident — prof . p m palmer university park 1082-j y m c a president w raine 338 wyan dotte street 727 general secretary h . c white side drown memorial hall 1454 minstrel association president — a j wiegand 541 sen eca street 899 business manager — g s borden 325 wyandotte street 734 mustard and cheese president — a j wiegand 541 sen eca street 899 business manager — 11 m search 250 wyandotte street 551 glee club manager a v bodine taylor hail 1095 l u band leader — g s borden 325 wyan dotte street 734 l u orchestra leader — b m jones taylor hall 1467 continued on third page all men interested in track atb leti'cs should report at drown hall saturday afternoon september 26 at 2 o'clock captain burke will outline the track season of 1914-15 anid discuss the fall and winter work of the squad the brown and white lehigh university bethlehem pa thursday september 24 1914 arcadia to be elected at college meeting football squad in long scrimmage varsity uses offensive tactics new men make good showing after a snappy signal practice yesterday the squad was put through a long scrimmage this however was divided into three pe riods due to the hot weather an!d about ten minutes were given be tween the periods for rest the varsity was on the offensive entirely and showed their ability in opening up holes in the scrub line the scrubs at times held the var sity well and showed lots of fight some of the new material show ed up in good style especially ma ginnes and lynn maginnes proved a consistent ground-gainer making several long gains after getting through the scrub line lynn is a strong defense man as well as a good ground-gainer campbell played a good game at full-back and showed ability as a line-plunger pazzetti and flick were on the held and helped with the coaching pazzetti was helping with the back field and flick was coaching the line paying particular attention to the ends the line-up : varsity position scrubs good bacon . . l.c wills richards l.t early becker l.g ..... delaney scruggs .... c . hoffman halsted frank green . . r.g schuttler grumbach .... r.t o'brien sawtelle r.e ketcham ca'hall llallowell . q.b . . . warren lynn r.h.b shaffer maginnes cahall . l.h.b . . . bolind campbell f.b ayrault founder's day sports f & m here on saturday all reports from lancaster camp indicate a strong seasoned team a test for both real strength of lehigh's elev en can be determined only in game no 2 vol xxii everybody out for cheering practice friday afternoons at 4.30 arcadia elections will be held friday at 1 1 o'clock