Brown and White Vol. 38 no. 27

              men chosen for parts in the devil's disciple wrestling try-outs being held this week vol xxxviii no 27 soccer team was quite successful some stiff bouts included in first few contests on the mat excellent cast selected from old members and the entering class team from collegeville promises to give lehigh team a good battle lehigh outclassed in game played in philadelphia last tuesday brown and white kickers only lost championship in final game saturday opportunity afforded for the four classes to compete as natators tomorrow score was 30-15 swarthmore champions light stars at forward position while lingle and lees play well fernandez was star of season playing excellently and scoring 10 goals to-morrow afternoon the brown and white swimming team is to take part in an interclass meet all men of the various classes are urg ed to participate the events will include the 50 100 and 220-yard dashes the plunge diving breast stroke and back-stroke swims two members of each class may swim in each event members of the varsity squad are permitted to enter the meet and the entire team will be on hand en rolled with their individual classes indications seem to point toward a victory by the seniors in the dash es for van nort jacobs gange were davis four varsity men are all of the 1922 class the juniors will be well repre sented in the plunge by regad and underwood the latter having won first place in this event at west point last week 1923 has a lack of sprint and dash swimmers shaeffer being their only represen tative on the team the sophomores of course will have a formidable diver in straub and a good man for the two-twenty in parsons the first-year men will have two good divers in childs and astarita to champion them and in addition harmon winner of the 220-yard at west point who promises to break all sorts of pool records before he is through from this resume it appears that this the first interclass swimming meet will be an interesting display of swimming accompanied by an abundance of class spirit the meet is scheduled to start at four o'clock sharp dr james to speak to pre-medical society lehigh expects to get back in the winning column to-morrow evening when ursinus is met in taylor gymnasium in basketball the game will begin at 7:30 o'clock and a large crowd is expected at the beginning of the season it appeared as if a well-balanced team was the result of coach fish er's tutelage moravian college and muhlenberg being disposed of with ease however just before the christmas holidays princeton de feated lehigh for the first time this season franklin and marshall next invaded taylor gymnasium and slipped over a lucky win 30 to 28 within the same week na vy and perm were met on foreign territory and both of these teams hung up victories to date the brown and white team has won two games and lost four the four straight defeats left little or no impression on the play ers except to show to them their most glaring mistakes and to awak en a determination to find their winning stride once more in both the navy and perm games the brown and white men were stack ed against teams noted for their close guarding and the lehigh men found difficulty in getting under the basket especially in the perm game was this evident and when it was seen that the basket could not be reached long shots were re sorted to in this game the brown and white put up a fast passing game but were severely criticized for their long and wild shots little is known of the aggrega tion from ursinus except that their work on the basketball floor is continued on page four coach fisher has been drilling his men for the ursinus battle and has stressed the value of a good passing game with the elimination of long shots from the spectator's view-point the long shot is always lauded but nothing tends to disrupt the team work of a quintet more than individuality in taking long shots at the basket after a long and strenuous pe riod of preliminary training the brown and white mat espirants en tered the try-outs on wednesday afternoon for the first match of the season when they will grapple with the n y a c matmen on the home mat try-outs will continue all week by which time all bouts will be run off and the men who will comprise the team for the first meet will have been selected as is coach sheridan's method all bouts are run on the purely competitive basis and all candi dates are given an equal chance to make the team candidates in the various classes are matched per miscuously preliminary bouts are staged and by a process of elimina tion the candidate making the best showing at each try-out makes the team for the meet in this way no man is sure of a permanent berth on the team but must contest for it before each meet the only bouts staged on wed nesday afternoon were the prelim inaries in the 125 135 145 and 158-pound classes two bouts were staged in the 125-pound class mil ler winning from dehnich by a fall in extra periods and job won by fall from olcott in the 135-pound class gihon won from warriner on decision and garber won from me caslin on decision in the 145-pound class van bill iard won from rogers by fall and thompson won from kaman by fall only one bout was staged in the 158-pound class miller winning from bertzel on decision the reason for the early try-outs is due to the mid-years which start next week by to-morrow the team will have been selected and next week and the week following the men will be able to devote more time to their studies in regard to the relative strength of the n y a c grapplers little is known but from past records they will be formidable opponents six years ago the new yorkers and lehigh grappled and lehigh came out on the short end of the score coach sheridan has not forgotten the defeat and is determined to even scores on february 4 lehigh took a decided step to the fore in college soccer circles this past season and by the narrow margin of one goal missed captur ing the coveted championship hon ors of the pennsylvania state in tercollegiate soccer league dead locking with swarthmore for the pennant at the end of the season the garnet kickers nosed out le high by a 1 to 0 score on the hav erford college field last saturday swartbmore's victory was not char acteristic of the game for to quote levi wilcox of the philadelphia inquirer — the little quakers on their play were extremely fortu nate in retaining the championship they were outplayed at least two thirds of the game while in the second stanza lehigh was hover ing in swarthmore's territory at least thirty-five minutes — evi dently the little quakers did just nose out the brown and white and the latter warriors are entitled to greater credit than they have re ceived there was a marked improve ment in the interest of the student body towards this form of sport this year and the kicking game seems to be fastly taking hold throughout the college and rising to the formidable place it should occupy in lehigh athletics the athletic committee early in the fall gave the sport a big boost by furnishing for the first time in the history of the game at lehigh a coach to devote his entire time to developing the squad their ac tion has been fruitful and it is to be hoped that they will recognize the wisdom of the course adopted this year and secure a tutor for the 1922 team about forty candidates reported to the initial call of coach carpenter and captain brewer shortly after the opening of college several veterans of last year's team were on the squad and the new mentor had captain brewer gon continued on page four lehigh club of n y to give athletic dinner betas win in bowling the university of pennsylvania basketball team returned a winner over lehigh last tuesday night in a game played in philadelphia the score was 30 to 15 pennsylvania is the present inter collegiate champion and has not been beaten on her hoire floor in five years lehigh was outclassed the entire game and for this rea son the contest was rather slow and listless a short time after the start of the game lingle placed lehigh on even terms with the home team by dropping in several foul goals but perm soon drew away lingle did some good shooting from the foul line while grave for perm was off and got 4 out of 13 tries during the first half the score at half time was 12 to 6 perm's points resulting mostly from goals by huntzinger in the second half light went in at forward for lehigh and speeded up the brown and white attack during his stay he dropped in two field goals and did some pretty floor work lehigh showed considerable speed and a good passing game but the perm team was guarding close ly and most of the shots were from a distance and went wild for the home team huntzinger led in the scoring with seven field goals cap tain grave only dropped in 8 out of 17 foul tries while lingle's record was 7 out of 13 the line-up : — lehigh perm harper forward . . . rosenast lingle forward . huntzinger lees center grave springsteen . . guard voeglin henschen . . . guard miller field goals — huntzinger 7 voeglin grave 2 rosenast lingle light 2 lees foul goals — lingle 7 out of 13 ; grave 8 out of 17 substitutions — perm : dessen for miller goldblott for rosenast ; le high : light for harper referee — baetzel umpire — geiges the splendid fools y subject sunday prof c r richards pays lehigh a visit the next pre-medical society meeting will be held in drown hall this evening at 8 o'clock the speaker of the evening will be dr edward j james a noted nose and throat specialist of st luke's hos pital dr james graduated from the jefferson medical college at philadelphia in 1917 and follow ing his graduation served two and one-half years in the army he is well qualified to speak on the latest developments in medical education and interneship from the student's standpoint president m fresoli 22 urges every pre-medical student to at tend and all lehigh men who are interested in medicine are cordially invited final try-outs for the mustard and cheese production the dev il's disciple to be given the latter part of february or early in march were held on wednesday night in drown hall about forty men were present at the try-outs and some unusually good talent was found not only among mustard and cheese members but also among other members of the student body particularly from the freshman class parke b fraim who is coaching the production has had much difficulty in making the final selection of the cast the men chosen have all been picked from the number of contestants for the various parts after a careful con sideration of all the qualities neces sary to successfully play the res pective parts many of them have been seen in previous productions of the mustard and cheese and everything indicates that the dev il's disciple will be a great success the following men have been chosen to compose the cast and are asked to report at future rehearsals : richard dudgeon the devil's disciple .... cm white 24 mrs peter dudgeon j h dorsett 25 rev anderson . . b e rhoads 23 essie r w ross 25 mrs anderson . . w c klein 24 mrs william dudgeon " f h lodge 23 mrs titus dudgeon h b mecaslin 23 hawkins r m dagleish 25 sergeant ... r e underwood 24 christy f b dorton 25 major swindon . . . d brinser 25 general burgoyne c h jagels 22 wm dudgeon r p balderson 23 mr titus dudgeon .. . c ide 22 mr brudenell .. l c wolcott 25 any men who have borrowed copies of the devil's disciple to read them over are requested to return them at once to parke b fraim either at his office in the physics building or at his residence on the campus candidates for assistant busi ness manager of the mustard and cheese are asked to report monday at 7:30 p m in drown hall any sophomores are eligible to enter the competition the first rehearsal with the new ly-selected cast will be held to morrow afternoon at 1 o'clock in drown hall the following men are asked to report at this time : — white dorsett rhoads ross klein lodge mecaslin dagleish dorton balderson and ide band at the game last dance of term expected to be good mr chas o wright executive secretary of the y m c a at the university of pennsylvania will be the speaker at the v meeting this sunday mr wright has never visited lehigh before and is rated as an exceptionally fine speaker his topic will be the splendid fools as this is the last meeting of the term it is hoped that there will be a large turnout special music will be provided burr notice there will be a regular meeting of the burr board to-night in drown hall at 7:15 o'clock can didates for the board may get any desired information from members before or after this meeting the next number of the burr will be issued some time during the com ing week before the final examina tion period begins the university band will attend the basketball game with ursinus saturday night and will furnish music another match of the inter fraternity bowling tournament was played at the kurtz alleys on wednesday afternoon beta theta pi defeated phi sigma kappa in a closely-contested match the first game proved very one-sided the betas winning by a margin of 88 points the two following games were extremely close and were won only by a few pins the individual scores of the play ers were lost but the team totals were : beta theta pi 575 495 475 ; phi sigma kappa 487 492 473 lehigh was honored the early part of the week by a visit of prof charles r richards dean of the college of engineering and the di rector of the engineering experi ment station of the university of illinois prof richards and his wife took the opportunity of visit ing the various buildings of the university while here pi delta epsilon pi delta epsilon the honorary journalistic fraternity will hold a meeting in the brown and white room drown hall this evening at 7:30 o'clock important matters will be discussed for the second term new men who are active in journalistic work here will be nom inated at this meeting and probably elected the lehigh club of new york is giving its first annual athletic dinner next wednesday night jan uary 24 at the machinery club 50 church street new york it will be a big night for lehigh men with bunches of attractions and batches of food six eloquent speakers and six sweet singers will combine to furnish old-time gayety and mirth the speakers are as follows : — howard mcclenahan princeton faculty athletic head wayne dumont president new york la fayette club ; d l reeves lafay ette graduate athletic manager üßosey"u bosey reiter lehigh athletic director <( pat pazetti lehigh l4 all american quarterback 12 13 and walter okeson lehigh 95 all-american end 93 94 95 songs and music will be under the direction of that renowned im presario bill colling 12 who has organized — especially for this occasion — the new york yodel ers who will make sweet music all evening long bill will be assist ed by some professional talent chock-full of pep and prettiness the last college dance of the term will be held to-morrow night in drown hall and an unusually large crowd is expected because of the exceptionally good music the committee has gone to considerable expense in securing lanin's orches tra of philadelphia which has been making records for the edison col umbia emerson okeh and pathe companies besides gaining an en viable reputation as a dance orches tra in philadelphia and the vicinity the chaperones will be mrs chas k meschter mrs frank smith and mrs benjamin miller the subscription price is 1.50 bethlehem pa friday january 20 1922 quintet to clash with ursinus five brown and white penn easily wins in basket ball price five cents inter-class meet in taylor pool college dance in drown hall tomorrow night at 8:30 o'clock lanin's orchestra subscription 1.50 inter-class swimming meet tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock in taylor pool everybody out