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midshipmen have been defeated twice — strong in heavy classes two previous victories of the brown and white quintet make it a decided favorite over the squad from down the river to petition faculty for three day spring so cial function second half showed lehigh quintet in all its power its opponents failing to net a single field goal during that period many tea dances consolation game for maroon splendid team-work shown book completed for m & c show board of control fills vacancies lyric and book sent to wayburn for approval stagemen called discuss track meet to in terest high school stu dents in lehigh the lehigh circle of omicron delta kappa was entertained at the kappa alpha lodge last friday at which time r a harrier succeeded to the presi dency vacated by miles the report of ridsdale dele gate to the national convention was heard with interest he reported much discussion on the question of extending omi cron delta kappa to other col leges in the north selected college leaders from lafayette and rutgers are to be enter tained at lehigh at the next meeting of omicron delta kap pa at which time definite plans will be laid for the establish ment of circles at those col leges the burden of this task falls upon the lehigh circle because during the past year it was the most active in the en tire national organization the lehigh body will also be instru mental in the establishment of circles at swarthmore univer sity of pennsylvania williams and wesleyan some time was devoted to a discussion of the possibility of restoring the honor system at lehigh dr richards expressed himself as being thoroughly in accord with the idea and soon plans will be laid and a definite program established for the re storation continued on page four temporarily the idea of a change in the rushing system has been dropped in anticipa tion of conditions which it is lehigh's wrestling team will journey to annapolis tomor row to face the naval academy matmen this is the last meet prior to the intercollegiate com petition at the university of pennsylvania the midshipmen boast of a strong team having been de feated but twice this year one of these defeats being at the hands of perm state last week incidentally yale was among the many victims who were compelled to acknowledge the superiority of the future ad mirals the lehigh grapplers have not been able to score a victory over the naval acad emy in three years and a de feat at the hands of the brown and white matmen would bring no small amount of pleasure to lehigh continued on page four navy is exceptionally good in the heavier classes and hopes as a result to overcome any lead the bethlehem light weights might be able to obtain in the lighter weights coach sheridan as before is pinning his hopes on the invincible mc govern-reed-heilman trio the best bout of the meet will prob ably occur in the 135-lb class between crittendon and heil man it will be remembered that crittendon in the annual meet last year succeeded in throwing lewis the runner-up of the 1926 intercollegiate com next saturday night at eight o'clock in taylor gymnasium lehigh will meet lafayette in basketball for the third time this winter the game will be more or less of a consolation final for lafayette as the brown and white has already won two of the three games by scores which leave little doubt as to the result of the forth coming contest in the last game lafayette was held vir tually powerless by a lehigh team that has grown steadily better throughout the season the line-up for lehigh will be the same as that which play ed against the eastonites last week although coach geary will probably use all of the men in the game to whom he desires to give letters the lafayette line-up will also remain the same with leisenring and chi menti as forwards atkinson at center and mcguire and grube at the guard positions this is the next to the last home game for lehigh juniata being the other home opponent the last game will be played away at swarthmore judging by comparative scores it looks as though the brown and white will go through the remainder of the season undefeated the guarding of billmeyer and ber man in the last few contests has been almost impregnable and this with the kind of shoot ing that smith billmeyer and schaub have been displaying will make a team worthy of any opponent lehigh's fast traveling bas ketball team journeyed to hav erford on tuesday where it swamped the quintet of that college 39-13 this victory gives lehigh 4 straight all of them by large scores through out the entire game lehigh's superiority was clearly evi dent but it was especially so during the second half in which haverford did not score a field goal and only five fouls the first half was rather ragged with lehigh missing many shots for the basket af ter very fast but sometimes rather erratic passing after being defeated by princeton last saturday by the narrow margin of four points haver ford came into the game show ing great confidence but soon had its hopes dimmed when lehigh rushed into an early lead the first half ended with the score 17 to 8 in favor of lehigh after the rest between halves the lehigh team seem ed even stronger and started the fireworks immediately clean snappy passing clever handling of the ball and ex cellent shooting rapidly increas ed the score lehigh's guards were invincible in this half not allowing a single field goal e schaub contributed many thrills to the spectators by sinking five beautiful long shots none pf which touched the rim oth erwise the scoring was well distributed and the whole team played well both individually and as a whole this half was featured by close refereeing many fouls being called bill continued on page four faculty inspect western schools varsity swimmers meet swarthmore brown and white tankmen expected to defeat garnet frosh grapplers meet cornell gather ideas for future packard lab during western trip lehigh has large group of stars yearlings primed to put up stiff battle after re cent defeat football wizards of other days give brown and white glorious record the regular monthly meeting of the interfraternity council was held on monday night in drown hall n r castor was elected the new secretary of the council and chairman of the social committee to which j m holmes was also appointed mccord reported a lack of in terest in the interfraternity sports and urged all the houses to show more interest and to report the results of all games as soon as possible after the event a great deal of discussion about house party date en sued april 30 was the time set a petition is being presented to the faculty to allow a three day house party beginning thursday afternoon it seems quite likely that this house par ty will be featured by the granting of a free saturday morning so that the friday dance will be able to continue until a later hour than usual according to the reports of the representatives of the houses this house party should be an unusually successful one more houses are planning to give dances on saturday night when there is no college dance fri day night with the junior prom will be the big evening if the petition for a three-day party is granted the sopho more cotillion will be held on thursday in addition several houses will give tea dances thursday and friday after noons and there will certainly be a big tea dance saturday af ternoon the athletic program for saturday comprises a base ball game with dickinson and a lacrosse game with rutgers in connection with house party the social committee of the ar cadia recommended that the dances be sponsored by the in terfraternity council with the object of obtaining orchestras on time and of lowering the subscription prices another step toward the pro duction of the annual mustard and cheese show was taken when it was announced that both the book and the music had been written and would be sent to ned wayburn this week paul ketterer and jack mckinnon went off the beaten track of musical comedy plots by developing the action of the play in a western ranch set ting the music for the pro iduction this year was originat ted who together with bob white is in charge of all work on the music and lyrics the music is of an exceptional quality comparing favorably with that in the best musical comedies in addition to the fact that candidates for the position of business manager are busy col lecting advertisements for the program a call has been issued for all persons desiring to en ter the competition for stage manager carpenters electri cians and painters will be pick ed in this competition in which members of any class are eli gible the book and lyrics will be returned by mr wayburn within a very short time and serious work on the play both in the cast and chorus will be started a call will be made for candidates for the cast in the near future and try-outs will be held in the presence of mr wayburn himself the itinerary of five engagements possibly six has already been mapped out and this schedule should prove such an allurement to candidates for the cast that very little trouble should be ex perienced in obtaining a group of players with an ability to carry on the show at the same high level as established last year appointments to fill vacan cies created by the resignations of various managers and assis tants were made at the febru ary meeting of the athletic board of control five vacan cies were to be filled in lacrosse and basketball no decisions were reached craig wright is handling basketball and j h garrison as manag er of lacrosse is now busy mak ing out that schedule c a roberts was elected assistant manager of varsity swimming j h beauchamp was appoint ed assistant manager of var sity basketball j s inglis will be manager of frosh base ball the board decided that lehigh university will be a par ticipant in the middle atlantic states collegiate athletic con ference tennis association with sullivan and seligson le high should take a prominent part the board discussed the ad visability of sponsoring an in ter-scholastic track meet next spring as a means of interesting high school athletes in lehigh it was believed that such an un dertaking would not only be beneficial to lehigh as an ad vertisement but would also add spirit and enthusiasm to the rivalries now existing between the high schools of this part of the state at the present time bethlehem easton and allen town annually participate in such a meet using lehigh's up per-field and find the result highly satisfactorily this meet is not sponsored in any way by lehigh however a commit tee was appointed to look into this matter and to determine the advisability of putting it across m j jacobs was appointed chairman of the committee the continued on page four frosh smoker this evening sections b and c lead league lehigh alumnus to direct company winners to receive cup medals for team members elected president of amer ican light and traction concern down in the lehigh valley they unearth hard coal and har der football players the new york sun of february 23 print ted the personnel of four all lehigh football teams taking the members from all lehigh teams up to last fall few colleges can boast of a better collection of first class athletes lehigh's gridiron fortunes may be under a temporary cloud but the sun will come out again be fore long from 1889 to 1894 was the golden age of football here when lehigh ranked only a peg below the big three as a pow er in the game and lafayette was only a horsefly on le high's back it was during the 90's that lehigh's most out standing center pete balliet played balliet was a beauti fully proportioned athlete and he played a devastating game in sheer strength he was un equalled and he had no super ior at breaking up the old fly continued on page four tonight at seven-thirty in drown hall the freshmen will hold their second smoker of the year there are several features scheduled for the af fair among which will be a speech by bosey reiter this alone should be a sufficient at traction to draw a large atten dance coach percy wendell of the football team will also be among the speakers of the eve ning moving pictures will be an added attraction smokes and eats will be served during the evening as usual the primary reason for the smoker is to get the class or ganized and also to promote friendship among its members it is hoped that the entire class will support this event by hav ing a one-hundred per cent at tendance the job of directing the for tunes of a 17,000,000 company has just been entrusted to a lehigh alumnus r b brown 97 who is vice-president and general manager of the mil waukee gas and light co is the man to whom this position has been given he has been elected president of the amer ican light and traction com pany new york which con trols fourteen public utility subsidiary companies and op continued on page four saturday at three o'clock le high's varsity tankmen will meet the swarthmore swim ming team in the taylor gym nasium pool lehigh fans have great confidence in their team which is expected to win . from the garnet mermen without much trouble the last meet with swarthmore was the fifth of a series of meets won by lehigh last friday evening the gar net tankmen suffered a defeat at the hands of c c n y who beat them by a score of 47-15 thompson the swarthmore captain won the diving event and norton another star fin ished a close second this was the only event in which they secured first place the swarthmore line-up will probably be fifty-yard shoe maker ; 440-yard stidman ; fan cy dive thompson norton ; back-stroke sellers ; breast stroke ludahl ; relay gillette kain shoemaker mitchell lehigh's line-up will be re lay ellis hertzler o'callag han price fancy dive blood hayes van north breast stroke coxe leader back stroke leader ahlberg 100 yard raleigh hertzler 50 yard raleigh price tomorrow afternoon at three o'clock the freshmen will meet the yearling grapplers from cornell in taylor gym little is known of the strength of the visitors but judging from the relative scores made against blair the lehigh frosh will en ter the contest the favorites blair defeated the red and white wrestlers four bouts to three while the brown and white matmen conquered blair 14-10 the line-up with one excep tion will be the same as that of the liberty high-frosh meet last saturday woodward who wrestled for the first time last week will represent the 115-lb division vaughan jones and silverman will wrestle in the 125 135 and the 145-lb classes respectively c lehr in the 158-lb class moore in the 175 pound and blackmar in the heavy-weight division will complete the line-up black mar will make his debut as a wrestler tomorrow this being the first meet of the season for which a heavyweight bout has been scheduled president richards profes sors larkin of the mechanical engineering department stu art of the mechanical engin eering department esty and seyfert of the electrical en gineering department and ar chitect burlington left last sun day on a trip to inspect the en gineering laboratories of the leading engineering colleges of the middle west during their visits they will gather ideas and information which will be used in designing the new packard laboratory they will return from this inspection next sat urday on monday february 28 they inspected the buildings at cornell tuesday march 1 they arrived at detroit where they visited the packard motor car company during the after noon and attended a meeting of the lehigh club in the eve ning on wednesday they went to ann harbor to inspect the uni versity of michigan and thurs day they arrived at chicago professors esty and seyfert and architect burlington left chicago for minneapolis while the rest of the party remained in the city and attended a meet continued on page three continued on page three the inter-dormitory basket ball tourney is now in full swing with sections b and c tie for first place three games are played every thurs day evening and they are fol lowed with much interest by the supporters of the teams as there is very close competition section a is the only club that has not made a good show ing mainly because it is not well organized the winners of the meet will bethlehem pa friday march 4 1927 lehigh wrestlers to engage navy o d k discusses honor system price five cents varsity basketeers to meet lafayette here tomorrow interfraternity council decides house party date brown and white haver ford falls before brown and white assault vol xxxiv no 37 fraternity's expansion and limitation of student's activities planned
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FullText | midshipmen have been defeated twice — strong in heavy classes two previous victories of the brown and white quintet make it a decided favorite over the squad from down the river to petition faculty for three day spring so cial function second half showed lehigh quintet in all its power its opponents failing to net a single field goal during that period many tea dances consolation game for maroon splendid team-work shown book completed for m & c show board of control fills vacancies lyric and book sent to wayburn for approval stagemen called discuss track meet to in terest high school stu dents in lehigh the lehigh circle of omicron delta kappa was entertained at the kappa alpha lodge last friday at which time r a harrier succeeded to the presi dency vacated by miles the report of ridsdale dele gate to the national convention was heard with interest he reported much discussion on the question of extending omi cron delta kappa to other col leges in the north selected college leaders from lafayette and rutgers are to be enter tained at lehigh at the next meeting of omicron delta kap pa at which time definite plans will be laid for the establish ment of circles at those col leges the burden of this task falls upon the lehigh circle because during the past year it was the most active in the en tire national organization the lehigh body will also be instru mental in the establishment of circles at swarthmore univer sity of pennsylvania williams and wesleyan some time was devoted to a discussion of the possibility of restoring the honor system at lehigh dr richards expressed himself as being thoroughly in accord with the idea and soon plans will be laid and a definite program established for the re storation continued on page four temporarily the idea of a change in the rushing system has been dropped in anticipa tion of conditions which it is lehigh's wrestling team will journey to annapolis tomor row to face the naval academy matmen this is the last meet prior to the intercollegiate com petition at the university of pennsylvania the midshipmen boast of a strong team having been de feated but twice this year one of these defeats being at the hands of perm state last week incidentally yale was among the many victims who were compelled to acknowledge the superiority of the future ad mirals the lehigh grapplers have not been able to score a victory over the naval acad emy in three years and a de feat at the hands of the brown and white matmen would bring no small amount of pleasure to lehigh continued on page four navy is exceptionally good in the heavier classes and hopes as a result to overcome any lead the bethlehem light weights might be able to obtain in the lighter weights coach sheridan as before is pinning his hopes on the invincible mc govern-reed-heilman trio the best bout of the meet will prob ably occur in the 135-lb class between crittendon and heil man it will be remembered that crittendon in the annual meet last year succeeded in throwing lewis the runner-up of the 1926 intercollegiate com next saturday night at eight o'clock in taylor gymnasium lehigh will meet lafayette in basketball for the third time this winter the game will be more or less of a consolation final for lafayette as the brown and white has already won two of the three games by scores which leave little doubt as to the result of the forth coming contest in the last game lafayette was held vir tually powerless by a lehigh team that has grown steadily better throughout the season the line-up for lehigh will be the same as that which play ed against the eastonites last week although coach geary will probably use all of the men in the game to whom he desires to give letters the lafayette line-up will also remain the same with leisenring and chi menti as forwards atkinson at center and mcguire and grube at the guard positions this is the next to the last home game for lehigh juniata being the other home opponent the last game will be played away at swarthmore judging by comparative scores it looks as though the brown and white will go through the remainder of the season undefeated the guarding of billmeyer and ber man in the last few contests has been almost impregnable and this with the kind of shoot ing that smith billmeyer and schaub have been displaying will make a team worthy of any opponent lehigh's fast traveling bas ketball team journeyed to hav erford on tuesday where it swamped the quintet of that college 39-13 this victory gives lehigh 4 straight all of them by large scores through out the entire game lehigh's superiority was clearly evi dent but it was especially so during the second half in which haverford did not score a field goal and only five fouls the first half was rather ragged with lehigh missing many shots for the basket af ter very fast but sometimes rather erratic passing after being defeated by princeton last saturday by the narrow margin of four points haver ford came into the game show ing great confidence but soon had its hopes dimmed when lehigh rushed into an early lead the first half ended with the score 17 to 8 in favor of lehigh after the rest between halves the lehigh team seem ed even stronger and started the fireworks immediately clean snappy passing clever handling of the ball and ex cellent shooting rapidly increas ed the score lehigh's guards were invincible in this half not allowing a single field goal e schaub contributed many thrills to the spectators by sinking five beautiful long shots none pf which touched the rim oth erwise the scoring was well distributed and the whole team played well both individually and as a whole this half was featured by close refereeing many fouls being called bill continued on page four faculty inspect western schools varsity swimmers meet swarthmore brown and white tankmen expected to defeat garnet frosh grapplers meet cornell gather ideas for future packard lab during western trip lehigh has large group of stars yearlings primed to put up stiff battle after re cent defeat football wizards of other days give brown and white glorious record the regular monthly meeting of the interfraternity council was held on monday night in drown hall n r castor was elected the new secretary of the council and chairman of the social committee to which j m holmes was also appointed mccord reported a lack of in terest in the interfraternity sports and urged all the houses to show more interest and to report the results of all games as soon as possible after the event a great deal of discussion about house party date en sued april 30 was the time set a petition is being presented to the faculty to allow a three day house party beginning thursday afternoon it seems quite likely that this house par ty will be featured by the granting of a free saturday morning so that the friday dance will be able to continue until a later hour than usual according to the reports of the representatives of the houses this house party should be an unusually successful one more houses are planning to give dances on saturday night when there is no college dance fri day night with the junior prom will be the big evening if the petition for a three-day party is granted the sopho more cotillion will be held on thursday in addition several houses will give tea dances thursday and friday after noons and there will certainly be a big tea dance saturday af ternoon the athletic program for saturday comprises a base ball game with dickinson and a lacrosse game with rutgers in connection with house party the social committee of the ar cadia recommended that the dances be sponsored by the in terfraternity council with the object of obtaining orchestras on time and of lowering the subscription prices another step toward the pro duction of the annual mustard and cheese show was taken when it was announced that both the book and the music had been written and would be sent to ned wayburn this week paul ketterer and jack mckinnon went off the beaten track of musical comedy plots by developing the action of the play in a western ranch set ting the music for the pro iduction this year was originat ted who together with bob white is in charge of all work on the music and lyrics the music is of an exceptional quality comparing favorably with that in the best musical comedies in addition to the fact that candidates for the position of business manager are busy col lecting advertisements for the program a call has been issued for all persons desiring to en ter the competition for stage manager carpenters electri cians and painters will be pick ed in this competition in which members of any class are eli gible the book and lyrics will be returned by mr wayburn within a very short time and serious work on the play both in the cast and chorus will be started a call will be made for candidates for the cast in the near future and try-outs will be held in the presence of mr wayburn himself the itinerary of five engagements possibly six has already been mapped out and this schedule should prove such an allurement to candidates for the cast that very little trouble should be ex perienced in obtaining a group of players with an ability to carry on the show at the same high level as established last year appointments to fill vacan cies created by the resignations of various managers and assis tants were made at the febru ary meeting of the athletic board of control five vacan cies were to be filled in lacrosse and basketball no decisions were reached craig wright is handling basketball and j h garrison as manag er of lacrosse is now busy mak ing out that schedule c a roberts was elected assistant manager of varsity swimming j h beauchamp was appoint ed assistant manager of var sity basketball j s inglis will be manager of frosh base ball the board decided that lehigh university will be a par ticipant in the middle atlantic states collegiate athletic con ference tennis association with sullivan and seligson le high should take a prominent part the board discussed the ad visability of sponsoring an in ter-scholastic track meet next spring as a means of interesting high school athletes in lehigh it was believed that such an un dertaking would not only be beneficial to lehigh as an ad vertisement but would also add spirit and enthusiasm to the rivalries now existing between the high schools of this part of the state at the present time bethlehem easton and allen town annually participate in such a meet using lehigh's up per-field and find the result highly satisfactorily this meet is not sponsored in any way by lehigh however a commit tee was appointed to look into this matter and to determine the advisability of putting it across m j jacobs was appointed chairman of the committee the continued on page four frosh smoker this evening sections b and c lead league lehigh alumnus to direct company winners to receive cup medals for team members elected president of amer ican light and traction concern down in the lehigh valley they unearth hard coal and har der football players the new york sun of february 23 print ted the personnel of four all lehigh football teams taking the members from all lehigh teams up to last fall few colleges can boast of a better collection of first class athletes lehigh's gridiron fortunes may be under a temporary cloud but the sun will come out again be fore long from 1889 to 1894 was the golden age of football here when lehigh ranked only a peg below the big three as a pow er in the game and lafayette was only a horsefly on le high's back it was during the 90's that lehigh's most out standing center pete balliet played balliet was a beauti fully proportioned athlete and he played a devastating game in sheer strength he was un equalled and he had no super ior at breaking up the old fly continued on page four tonight at seven-thirty in drown hall the freshmen will hold their second smoker of the year there are several features scheduled for the af fair among which will be a speech by bosey reiter this alone should be a sufficient at traction to draw a large atten dance coach percy wendell of the football team will also be among the speakers of the eve ning moving pictures will be an added attraction smokes and eats will be served during the evening as usual the primary reason for the smoker is to get the class or ganized and also to promote friendship among its members it is hoped that the entire class will support this event by hav ing a one-hundred per cent at tendance the job of directing the for tunes of a 17,000,000 company has just been entrusted to a lehigh alumnus r b brown 97 who is vice-president and general manager of the mil waukee gas and light co is the man to whom this position has been given he has been elected president of the amer ican light and traction com pany new york which con trols fourteen public utility subsidiary companies and op continued on page four saturday at three o'clock le high's varsity tankmen will meet the swarthmore swim ming team in the taylor gym nasium pool lehigh fans have great confidence in their team which is expected to win . from the garnet mermen without much trouble the last meet with swarthmore was the fifth of a series of meets won by lehigh last friday evening the gar net tankmen suffered a defeat at the hands of c c n y who beat them by a score of 47-15 thompson the swarthmore captain won the diving event and norton another star fin ished a close second this was the only event in which they secured first place the swarthmore line-up will probably be fifty-yard shoe maker ; 440-yard stidman ; fan cy dive thompson norton ; back-stroke sellers ; breast stroke ludahl ; relay gillette kain shoemaker mitchell lehigh's line-up will be re lay ellis hertzler o'callag han price fancy dive blood hayes van north breast stroke coxe leader back stroke leader ahlberg 100 yard raleigh hertzler 50 yard raleigh price tomorrow afternoon at three o'clock the freshmen will meet the yearling grapplers from cornell in taylor gym little is known of the strength of the visitors but judging from the relative scores made against blair the lehigh frosh will en ter the contest the favorites blair defeated the red and white wrestlers four bouts to three while the brown and white matmen conquered blair 14-10 the line-up with one excep tion will be the same as that of the liberty high-frosh meet last saturday woodward who wrestled for the first time last week will represent the 115-lb division vaughan jones and silverman will wrestle in the 125 135 and the 145-lb classes respectively c lehr in the 158-lb class moore in the 175 pound and blackmar in the heavy-weight division will complete the line-up black mar will make his debut as a wrestler tomorrow this being the first meet of the season for which a heavyweight bout has been scheduled president richards profes sors larkin of the mechanical engineering department stu art of the mechanical engin eering department esty and seyfert of the electrical en gineering department and ar chitect burlington left last sun day on a trip to inspect the en gineering laboratories of the leading engineering colleges of the middle west during their visits they will gather ideas and information which will be used in designing the new packard laboratory they will return from this inspection next sat urday on monday february 28 they inspected the buildings at cornell tuesday march 1 they arrived at detroit where they visited the packard motor car company during the after noon and attended a meeting of the lehigh club in the eve ning on wednesday they went to ann harbor to inspect the uni versity of michigan and thurs day they arrived at chicago professors esty and seyfert and architect burlington left chicago for minneapolis while the rest of the party remained in the city and attended a meet continued on page three continued on page three the inter-dormitory basket ball tourney is now in full swing with sections b and c tie for first place three games are played every thurs day evening and they are fol lowed with much interest by the supporters of the teams as there is very close competition section a is the only club that has not made a good show ing mainly because it is not well organized the winners of the meet will bethlehem pa friday march 4 1927 lehigh wrestlers to engage navy o d k discusses honor system price five cents varsity basketeers to meet lafayette here tomorrow interfraternity council decides house party date brown and white haver ford falls before brown and white assault vol xxxiv no 37 fraternity's expansion and limitation of student's activities planned |
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