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student body has big celebra tion marching through the streets of bethlehem led by the members of the vic torious brown and white fotoball team almost the entire student body paraded through the streets of the bethlehems last monday night in celebration of the victory over state the parade started at taylor gymnasium and the en thusiastic crowd marched over the new street bridge to broad street and down broad to main from whence they returned over the old bridge to south bethlehem many of the townspeople of the city joined heartily in the vocal praise of the men who made pos sible lehigh s biggest victory of the season middle atlantic meet the middle atlantic states in tercollegiate conference will hold their cross country championship race over the lafayette course at two o'clock on saturday novem ber 17 the length of the course 14 five miles and the last two laps will be run on the lafayette track the men who will represent le high are fisher arthur wilson hollinshead boyd carr doan and berneker the teams against which lehigh will compete for the cham pionship are lafayette swarth more franklin and marshall muh lenburg new york university rutgers haverford dickinson and stevens thanksgiving day game manager alden is trying to ar range a thanksgiving day game with rutgers the chances for this game are very favorable as both managements are very desirous for such an arrangement notice a call for assistant manager of wrestling has been made and all those men who expect to try for the position should report on the wrestling floor to the manager or assistant manager at four o'clock notice an illustrated lecture on con crete ships will be given by an engineer representing the port land cement association in the physics lecture room tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock the fall smoker and meeting of the lehigh club of central penn sylvania was held thursday night november 8 in the club rooms of the university club of harrisburg with a good attendance of lehigh men from harrisburg and vicinity the york contingent which is usu ally prominent at the meetings of the club was absent on account of the presence of prof frank mc kibben before the engineers so ciety of york after refreshments were served in the dining room and the mem bers of the club had an oppor tunity to get acquainted or renew acquaintances ■mercer b tate 90 prominent in hamburg's military demonstrations and active in red cross work led a charge in the parlors where comfortable chairs were captured and the mem bers settled down to hear messages from lehigh and lehigh men dr drinker in a stirring talk pointed out the great need for col lege trained men both during and after the present war and declared that trained men in business and engineering are needed as well as sharpshooters by the government at the present time he also spoke about the big part played by le high in the summer training camps associat'on william jennings of the class of 90 who was the chairman of the liberty bond campaign com mittee was called on and in his talk laid special stress on the duty of lehigh men and all men who were unable to go to the front to join actively in some of the side line movements going on in civilian life okie okeson 96 was then presented and gave evidence that lehigh is making a splendid use of him he discussed various phases of war activities in which lehigh had embarked those present were w j col lier 95 ; t 0 beitzel 10 ; j p croll 99 f v larkin 14 c l butler 15 mercer b tate 90 w d b ainey 97 c e ryder 05 andy farabaugh 04 harry motter 13 j h myers 96 wm jennings 90 ; w s heister 97 m h ulman 07 howard reed 08 warren keim 95 j j donegan 08 r g kirk 05 percy l grubb 80 dr henry sturgis drinker 71 walter r okeson 96 continued on fifth page first quarter perm state won the toss and re j ceived the kickoff mccarthy kicked to wolfe on the six-yard line who returned the ball five yards on a series of off tackle plays and end runs way robb and gross in ten plays gained 29 yards here lehigh s line held and wolfe kicked to herrington on lehigh s 35-yard line herrington ran the ball back 55 yards being tackled by way on the 10-yard line perm state's line held tight and on three plays wysocki and maginnes gained nothing on fourth down wysocki made a short pass over the line to herrington standing on the goal line scoring first touch ! down for lehigh mccarthy i missed goal state kicked off to : maginnes who ran the ball back to the 25-yard line state's line held and herrington kicked to way on | state's 25-yard line way carrying the ball back five yards lehigh held for downs and on exchange of punts perm state regained the ball on state's 23-yard line way made seven yards through tackle robb three yards through guard on next two downs state gained two yards on third down robb skirted end but fumbled when tackled spagna falling on the ball wysocki crossed the field on an end run gaining two yards maginnes made three yards off tackle and i herrington five yards around left | end for first down quarter ends score : lehigh 7 ; state 0 second quarter state's line was impenetrable and with the ball on the 23-yard line mccarthy tried for field goal ! ball passed to right of goal post and was put in play by state on their 20-yard line state gained 10 yards on line plunge by gross and a forward pass to conover on next three plays state gained four yards and a short kick to ma ginnes gave lehigh the ball on their 34-yard line miaginnes and 1 mccarthy made six yards through , the line on three plays on fourth ; down forward pass mccarthy to young failed state's ball on le ! high's 28 yard line state failed i to gain on three plays and kicked herrington returned the kick after gaining seven yards on three plays one an unnegotiated forward ma ginnes intercepted forward pass on 22-yard line and ran ball back five yards to 17-yard line on two plays herrington and wysocki brought ball to eight-yard line di important notice the freshmen and sophomore founder's day teams in football baseball and track will meet at mccaas studio on fourth street wednesday november 14 at one p.m sharp to have their pictures taken all members of teams are to bring uniforms with them mr s j chuan a graduate of yale and columbia universities and secretary of the chinese stu dent movement in america was the speaker at the y m c a meeting held in drown hall last sunday mr chuan has just re turned from a visit to china and in his talk he discussed the pro gress of democracy in china and our diplomatic and commercial re lations with the chinese people mr chuan's speech in part is as follows : on the 29th of april the president of china entertained all the graduates of american institu tions of higher learning at the im perian palace in peking men and women of all ages and classes en tered the x forbidden city where during the manchu dynasty tres passing was punished by death there the president addressed them from the steps of his home on the relations of china and the united states ' he then came down into the crowd and shook hands with every person present i was one of the three hundred and fifty present on this occasion and my parents were also there when i stood in that imperial palace and shook hands with the president of the chinese republic i was more at ease than when two years ago i entered the blue room of the white house and shook hands with president wilson this may serve to show how strongly democracy has been carried out in china the president of china in his address expressed the need of closer ties between china and the united states the future of china lies in the hands of the men who are being trained in the american universities and the americans ought to help the chinese students in every way the reward for this help will come in the opening of chinese com mercial markets to americans and giving them the opportunity of supplying four hundred million people with the necessities of life china has had a great awakening and in her reconstruction the manufacturers of the united states can supply the materials to build a modern china the monopoly of this far east trade was undoubtedly one of the causes of the war for there was active competition between the british and germans to secure the trade in the oriental markets the united states has made no at tempts to obtain this trade and it is the duty of the american people and every university to try to es tablish such trade relations there are some lehigh men in china now who are doing great work one is a mining engineer and another who graduated from here about ten years ago is inter ested in a railroad running from canton to hongkong which is one of the most important in china nevertheless we need more men the spirit of internationalism which the fighting nations hope continued on fifth pagr outfighting the perm state team from start to finish on state s field saturday the brown and white eleven pounded its way through the blue and white to victory winning 9-0 a touchdown by herrington and a field goal toy mccarthy tells the tale of state's defeat state gained more ground than lehigh due chiefly to the work of way their diminutive quarterback but their attack lacked the punch when the brown and white goal was endangered and they went scoreless in his mode of attack herrington out generaled way and victory can be laid chiefly to this fact buzz herrington registered the only touchdown of the game state started out like a whirlwind on the kickoff and soon had the ball in midfield here lehigh s line held and wolfe was forced to kick herrington received the punt and after streaking his way down the field for 55 yards to the 10 > i a llixs he was finally downed here perm state's line offered a stone-wall defense and on the fourth down wysocki passed the ball 11 yards to herrington and he dropped just over the goal line for the touchdown spelling defeat for perm state the only other score was made by mccarthy with a field goal from the 15-yard line after perm state's team had held the brown and white team once more for three downs all the scoring was done in the first half and neither goal line was in danger during the second half except at one point where lehigh s line held on the 8-yard line hard tackling close following of the ball and prompt acceptance of all chances thrown their way by perm state's mistakes won the game for lehigh saxman and young sifted the opposing inter ference time and time again and threw the perm state backs for losses the defensive operations of young at right end was the out standing feature of saturday's game state used an odd formation for end runs in which they always had their runner guarded by four and five men but on each occasion young flanked the interference and threw the man frequently for a loss he and saxman were down the field like flashes under kicks state s forwards and ends on the other hand missed many similar opportunities continued on fifth page lehigh made the most of her gains by end runs and in this method of attack state failed the fact that state gained more ground than the brown and white can be laid to the work of way quarter back one of coach harlowe's finds of the season on two oc casions he tore off long runs which brought the spectators to their feet both open field dashes fol lowed punts by herrington way caught them while at full speed and dodged and darted through the maze of lehigh forwards to lehigh s last man in both cases herrington was the only obstacle and in each he was equal to the the brown and white lehigh university bethlehem pa tuesday november 13 1917 central pennsylvania lehigh club meets no 15 vol xxv s l chuan speaks at y.m.c.a meeting varsity defeats penn state in a game replete with thrills herrington runs 60 yards sectretary of chinese student movement in america gives interesting talk large number in attendance at fall smoker of club in harrisburg speaks of america's aid win 9-o struggle game in detail bigh parade follows penn state victory first victory over state in three years is result of touchdown and field goal forward pass to herrington and field goal by mccarthy are responsible for victory points out progress of democracy in china and our diplomatic and commercial relations •■••••••••••••••"•••••••"••••■••••••••••••••"•"••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••■••••••••••■■•.■•.■•■•••••■■••■••■•••••.•■.•■•••.•. r ••■■••■•.••■••■^■■^■■•■■•■■•■■♦■■•■■••■••. ••.»•■•■■•.. e..«...-.e.....c-t | did you wait till the last minute | j well the time has come but its not yet too late to turn in an entry for the i | brown and white yell contest i j get busy show some pep { and do your bit for lehigh by writing a new yell 10 first and 5 second prize the student body is the judge i contest closes at noon thursday !
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Title | Brown and White Vol. 25 no. 15 |
Date | 1917-11-13 |
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Day | 13 |
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Title Essay | Published twice a week during the college year by the students of Lehigh University |
FullText | student body has big celebra tion marching through the streets of bethlehem led by the members of the vic torious brown and white fotoball team almost the entire student body paraded through the streets of the bethlehems last monday night in celebration of the victory over state the parade started at taylor gymnasium and the en thusiastic crowd marched over the new street bridge to broad street and down broad to main from whence they returned over the old bridge to south bethlehem many of the townspeople of the city joined heartily in the vocal praise of the men who made pos sible lehigh s biggest victory of the season middle atlantic meet the middle atlantic states in tercollegiate conference will hold their cross country championship race over the lafayette course at two o'clock on saturday novem ber 17 the length of the course 14 five miles and the last two laps will be run on the lafayette track the men who will represent le high are fisher arthur wilson hollinshead boyd carr doan and berneker the teams against which lehigh will compete for the cham pionship are lafayette swarth more franklin and marshall muh lenburg new york university rutgers haverford dickinson and stevens thanksgiving day game manager alden is trying to ar range a thanksgiving day game with rutgers the chances for this game are very favorable as both managements are very desirous for such an arrangement notice a call for assistant manager of wrestling has been made and all those men who expect to try for the position should report on the wrestling floor to the manager or assistant manager at four o'clock notice an illustrated lecture on con crete ships will be given by an engineer representing the port land cement association in the physics lecture room tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock the fall smoker and meeting of the lehigh club of central penn sylvania was held thursday night november 8 in the club rooms of the university club of harrisburg with a good attendance of lehigh men from harrisburg and vicinity the york contingent which is usu ally prominent at the meetings of the club was absent on account of the presence of prof frank mc kibben before the engineers so ciety of york after refreshments were served in the dining room and the mem bers of the club had an oppor tunity to get acquainted or renew acquaintances ■mercer b tate 90 prominent in hamburg's military demonstrations and active in red cross work led a charge in the parlors where comfortable chairs were captured and the mem bers settled down to hear messages from lehigh and lehigh men dr drinker in a stirring talk pointed out the great need for col lege trained men both during and after the present war and declared that trained men in business and engineering are needed as well as sharpshooters by the government at the present time he also spoke about the big part played by le high in the summer training camps associat'on william jennings of the class of 90 who was the chairman of the liberty bond campaign com mittee was called on and in his talk laid special stress on the duty of lehigh men and all men who were unable to go to the front to join actively in some of the side line movements going on in civilian life okie okeson 96 was then presented and gave evidence that lehigh is making a splendid use of him he discussed various phases of war activities in which lehigh had embarked those present were w j col lier 95 ; t 0 beitzel 10 ; j p croll 99 f v larkin 14 c l butler 15 mercer b tate 90 w d b ainey 97 c e ryder 05 andy farabaugh 04 harry motter 13 j h myers 96 wm jennings 90 ; w s heister 97 m h ulman 07 howard reed 08 warren keim 95 j j donegan 08 r g kirk 05 percy l grubb 80 dr henry sturgis drinker 71 walter r okeson 96 continued on fifth page first quarter perm state won the toss and re j ceived the kickoff mccarthy kicked to wolfe on the six-yard line who returned the ball five yards on a series of off tackle plays and end runs way robb and gross in ten plays gained 29 yards here lehigh s line held and wolfe kicked to herrington on lehigh s 35-yard line herrington ran the ball back 55 yards being tackled by way on the 10-yard line perm state's line held tight and on three plays wysocki and maginnes gained nothing on fourth down wysocki made a short pass over the line to herrington standing on the goal line scoring first touch ! down for lehigh mccarthy i missed goal state kicked off to : maginnes who ran the ball back to the 25-yard line state's line held and herrington kicked to way on | state's 25-yard line way carrying the ball back five yards lehigh held for downs and on exchange of punts perm state regained the ball on state's 23-yard line way made seven yards through tackle robb three yards through guard on next two downs state gained two yards on third down robb skirted end but fumbled when tackled spagna falling on the ball wysocki crossed the field on an end run gaining two yards maginnes made three yards off tackle and i herrington five yards around left | end for first down quarter ends score : lehigh 7 ; state 0 second quarter state's line was impenetrable and with the ball on the 23-yard line mccarthy tried for field goal ! ball passed to right of goal post and was put in play by state on their 20-yard line state gained 10 yards on line plunge by gross and a forward pass to conover on next three plays state gained four yards and a short kick to ma ginnes gave lehigh the ball on their 34-yard line miaginnes and 1 mccarthy made six yards through , the line on three plays on fourth ; down forward pass mccarthy to young failed state's ball on le ! high's 28 yard line state failed i to gain on three plays and kicked herrington returned the kick after gaining seven yards on three plays one an unnegotiated forward ma ginnes intercepted forward pass on 22-yard line and ran ball back five yards to 17-yard line on two plays herrington and wysocki brought ball to eight-yard line di important notice the freshmen and sophomore founder's day teams in football baseball and track will meet at mccaas studio on fourth street wednesday november 14 at one p.m sharp to have their pictures taken all members of teams are to bring uniforms with them mr s j chuan a graduate of yale and columbia universities and secretary of the chinese stu dent movement in america was the speaker at the y m c a meeting held in drown hall last sunday mr chuan has just re turned from a visit to china and in his talk he discussed the pro gress of democracy in china and our diplomatic and commercial re lations with the chinese people mr chuan's speech in part is as follows : on the 29th of april the president of china entertained all the graduates of american institu tions of higher learning at the im perian palace in peking men and women of all ages and classes en tered the x forbidden city where during the manchu dynasty tres passing was punished by death there the president addressed them from the steps of his home on the relations of china and the united states ' he then came down into the crowd and shook hands with every person present i was one of the three hundred and fifty present on this occasion and my parents were also there when i stood in that imperial palace and shook hands with the president of the chinese republic i was more at ease than when two years ago i entered the blue room of the white house and shook hands with president wilson this may serve to show how strongly democracy has been carried out in china the president of china in his address expressed the need of closer ties between china and the united states the future of china lies in the hands of the men who are being trained in the american universities and the americans ought to help the chinese students in every way the reward for this help will come in the opening of chinese com mercial markets to americans and giving them the opportunity of supplying four hundred million people with the necessities of life china has had a great awakening and in her reconstruction the manufacturers of the united states can supply the materials to build a modern china the monopoly of this far east trade was undoubtedly one of the causes of the war for there was active competition between the british and germans to secure the trade in the oriental markets the united states has made no at tempts to obtain this trade and it is the duty of the american people and every university to try to es tablish such trade relations there are some lehigh men in china now who are doing great work one is a mining engineer and another who graduated from here about ten years ago is inter ested in a railroad running from canton to hongkong which is one of the most important in china nevertheless we need more men the spirit of internationalism which the fighting nations hope continued on fifth pagr outfighting the perm state team from start to finish on state s field saturday the brown and white eleven pounded its way through the blue and white to victory winning 9-0 a touchdown by herrington and a field goal toy mccarthy tells the tale of state's defeat state gained more ground than lehigh due chiefly to the work of way their diminutive quarterback but their attack lacked the punch when the brown and white goal was endangered and they went scoreless in his mode of attack herrington out generaled way and victory can be laid chiefly to this fact buzz herrington registered the only touchdown of the game state started out like a whirlwind on the kickoff and soon had the ball in midfield here lehigh s line held and wolfe was forced to kick herrington received the punt and after streaking his way down the field for 55 yards to the 10 > i a llixs he was finally downed here perm state's line offered a stone-wall defense and on the fourth down wysocki passed the ball 11 yards to herrington and he dropped just over the goal line for the touchdown spelling defeat for perm state the only other score was made by mccarthy with a field goal from the 15-yard line after perm state's team had held the brown and white team once more for three downs all the scoring was done in the first half and neither goal line was in danger during the second half except at one point where lehigh s line held on the 8-yard line hard tackling close following of the ball and prompt acceptance of all chances thrown their way by perm state's mistakes won the game for lehigh saxman and young sifted the opposing inter ference time and time again and threw the perm state backs for losses the defensive operations of young at right end was the out standing feature of saturday's game state used an odd formation for end runs in which they always had their runner guarded by four and five men but on each occasion young flanked the interference and threw the man frequently for a loss he and saxman were down the field like flashes under kicks state s forwards and ends on the other hand missed many similar opportunities continued on fifth page lehigh made the most of her gains by end runs and in this method of attack state failed the fact that state gained more ground than the brown and white can be laid to the work of way quarter back one of coach harlowe's finds of the season on two oc casions he tore off long runs which brought the spectators to their feet both open field dashes fol lowed punts by herrington way caught them while at full speed and dodged and darted through the maze of lehigh forwards to lehigh s last man in both cases herrington was the only obstacle and in each he was equal to the the brown and white lehigh university bethlehem pa tuesday november 13 1917 central pennsylvania lehigh club meets no 15 vol xxv s l chuan speaks at y.m.c.a meeting varsity defeats penn state in a game replete with thrills herrington runs 60 yards sectretary of chinese student movement in america gives interesting talk large number in attendance at fall smoker of club in harrisburg speaks of america's aid win 9-o struggle game in detail bigh parade follows penn state victory first victory over state in three years is result of touchdown and field goal forward pass to herrington and field goal by mccarthy are responsible for victory points out progress of democracy in china and our diplomatic and commercial relations •■••••••••••••••"•••••••"••••■••••••••••••••"•"••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••■••••••••••■■•.■•.■•■•••••■■••■••■•••••.•■.•■•••.•. r ••■■••■•.••■••■^■■^■■•■■•■■•■■♦■■•■■••■••. ••.»•■•■■•.. e..«...-.e.....c-t | did you wait till the last minute | j well the time has come but its not yet too late to turn in an entry for the i | brown and white yell contest i j get busy show some pep { and do your bit for lehigh by writing a new yell 10 first and 5 second prize the student body is the judge i contest closes at noon thursday ! |
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