Brown and White Vol. 42 no. 18

              capt whitey ocx expect game to be close from then on however until 1915 except for an occasional brown and white victory lafayette led in the final count in that year with austy tate as captain the lehigh gridiron warriors had crushed perm state one of the strongest teams in the east by a 21-7 victory lehigh had one of its strongest teams in years and bill crowell the leopard coach knew it new attack evolved the lafayette mentor sat down to evolve a plan of attack that would completely bewilder his beth lehem rivals the result was a se ries of secret practices for three weeks before the game of an en tirely new system of attack from any used in those days the lines men instead of being bunched to gether were stung 10 yards apart on the offensive then by contin ually pulling an end back into the backfield and making a tackle elig ible to receive a pass lafayette opened up an aerial attack that completely unstrung the heavier slower lehigh team before lehigh was aware of what was happening lafayette had scored 19 points at the half two years later lehigh swamped lafayette 78-0 but actually there was little of a fair victory in it for lehigh it was during the war when the government had temporarily stationed training officers at the two schools most of lehigh's team was composed of these officers and few real students took part lehigh wins in 1929 in 1929 frenzied crowds gripped the edge of their seats as the drama of two embattled gridiron machines enfolded beneath them time and again the 1400 lehigh students saw their team stave off a tearing rasp ing opponent within their 20-yard continued on page four by george yanko there was a time in the early his tory of the rivalry when lehigh exerted such complete mastery over the marquis men that richard harding davis caustically remark ed we can now afford to leave lafayette out of the regular sched ule and telegraph her for a substi tute game whenever another team fails to fill a date today however except in the lafayette game lehigh enters a major game a theoretical loser and usually justifies predictions but in the traditional encounter of the year history records so many queer twists of fate as to set the season's performance practically at naught insofar as predicting the outcome of the lehigh-lafayette game is con cerned one saga of football is dedicated to henry dibby mcclung the man who exerted almost hypnotic powers over his teammates it was in 1894 when okey okeson was playing end comeback staged in those early years of football two games were played with la fayette and in the first played at easton lehigh was badly defeated 28-0 all that week the campus was shrouded in gloom a return match was to be played next week and in dications were that the score would reach the century mark it was then that mcclung took charge just what magic effect he possessed over the players old tim ers don't know but by cajoling and bullying them by intensive prac tices and campus pep meetings he so wrought up the feelings of the team and student body that the uni versity actually expected to win against a team that had beaten them the week before by an overwhelm ing score — and they did — 11-8 medicals to go to new york sowers e e 29 ex plains modern arc rec tifier to electrical society at meeting thursday up to date equipment reduces man labor in power control the installation of modern equip ment in new york subways has eliminated a large part of the man ual work necessary to maintain the power supply stated leon k sow ers e e 29 maintenance foreman on the new york city independent subway system at the meeting last night in packard laboratory of the lehigh branch of the american in stitute of electrical engineers mr sowers talk subway power supply described the devices with which the entire subway system is brought under the direct control of the men in one office instead of the large stations formerly used to con vert the current from the power house into a current suitable for use in the trains small more efficient stations are located more frequent ly along the route mercury-arc rectifiers because of their greater efficiency and ease in handling are now being installed in place of the older rotary convert ers mr sowers stated the com pactness and noiselessness of the rectifiers permits their being located in crowded or strictly residential districts these stations are visited once a day by inspectors and when need ed by maintenance crews but oth erwise are entirely automatic and controlled remotely the system by which the central office is kept in formed of conditions in all the sta tions is perfected to a high degree of accuracy former instructor commits suicide emil gelhaar leaps to death from hawaiian cliff emil gelhaar 70 former instruc tor at lehigh committed suicide by leaping from a cliff into the sea near koko head mountain hawaii officials reported his death yester day he had tied a satchel full of rocks to his body hoping his remains would not be found but the satchel worked loose and his body washed ashore he was not only an instructor in art at lehigh university from 1899 to 1918 but was also for 35 years the head of the art department at moravian seminary and college for women his pictures famous for the electric blue which is their predom inant feature have appeared in many galleries and exhibitions all over the country mr gelhaar who was born in sweden studied in stockholm paris and london and came to this country about 45 years ago for several years he conducted a studio in new york with another artist from sweden and later settled in bethlehem from 1895 to 1930 mr gelhaar had charge of the art department at moravian seminary and college for women in 1932 he moved to ha waii who goes not lafayette cry dorm men in keeping watch since last tuesday martial tread and cries of alls-w ell have per iodically been ringing out across taylor dorm quad from 7 o'clock in the evening right on through the wee sma hours until 7 o'clock the following morning this doesn't mean that major green has been giving the boys a taste of real army life but it signi fies that an old lehigh dormitory custom the displaying and guard ing of the banner beat lafay ette is still a hallowed and re vered one — all frosh who do the actual guarding to the contrary not withstanding in former years the frosh took to their duties a trifle ungraciously but tales of last year's fracas with la fayette with all the gory details in cident to thrown fire extinguishers smashel chairs and split heads and fire hoses have fired the frosh's im aginations so that even the rainy weather can't dampen them or their enthusiasm to welcome lafayette fittingly if — eta kappa nu pledges eight scores of two teams for season indicate hard fought battle at easton tomorrow lehigh has won three games to lafayette's two for year rival's aggregate score for year is greater than engineers total the scores of the seasons of le high and lafayette indicate a close game tomorrow in fisher stadium in easton lehigh having won three and lafayette two out of sev en games lafayette had scored slightly more than half as many points as their opponents and le high slightly less than half the lehigh team is putting up its best front against lafayette as no players will be unable to play due to injury lehigh scores so far this year are as follows lehigh 52 haverford lehigh 7 johns hopkins 6 lehigh 0 perm state 31 lehigh 0 rutgers 45 lehigh 0 gettysburg 12 lehigh 0 princeton 54 lehigh 13 muhlenberg 0 perm state is good game the lafayette squad has had three tough games previous to the coming encounter with lehigh and some of the regular players have not reported due to injury the leopards put up a particularly good fight against perm state maintain ing a lead for the first three quar ters during the last quarter how ever perm state put in its strong est team and amassed 25 points in that period good playing was also shown in the games with albright and muhlenberg the eastonians win ning both games lafayette has scored 64 points in the 1934 season in comparison with 119 points for their opponents the lafayette scores so far this season are lafayette 19 muhlenberg 0 lafayette 0 f & m 14 lafayette 7 n y u 12 lafayette 26 albright , 0 lafayette 0 penna 41 lafayette 6 rutgers 27 lafayette 6 perm state 27 coaches entertained lehigh football staff attends ki wanis luncheon coach harmeson and his assis tants martin westerman and el bert caraway were entertained at noon yesterday by the bethlehem kiwanis club at their annual foot ball meeting in the hotel bethle hem all three coaches gave brief speeches as did the football coaches from moravian college and liberty hfgh school harmeson in his talk said without a doubt we are the underdogs on paper figuring the difference on the perm state and rutgers scores against lafayette and lehigh * the leopard rates about 13 points better than we harmeson conceded that we were outclassed by perm state rutgers and princeton but claimed we should have had an even break with gettysburg lafayette squad statistics name weight nesi capt guard 180 smith back 170 bialek back 175 • stabley back : ,». .. 155 bialowski back 160 arnold end ..^ 180 pateman tackle 207 mccaa tackle 190 adams tackle 200 fitzwater end 195 reibman guard 180 updergrove end 170 corradino end 185 patton center 165 jefferson tackle 180 jiadosz guard 175 duer guard 166 hames back 167 saazo center 165 cynon back 170 snyder end »... 175 cocke tackle 200 rusk back 167 peramo back 160 peterson end 160 chamberlain center 182 fulmer back 156 jones back 147 heller back 16(1 fredrick guard 195 lavecchia tackle ....,*.. 186 encounter tomorrow is second oldest con test in country starts at 2 p m at lafayette brown and white warriors have won 23 times in series eastonians have been vic torious in 40 out of 67 meetings four were tied when lehigh meets lafayette at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon on fisher field at easton in their an nual football contest it will mark the 68th consecutive meeting of the two teams the series started in 1884 and is the second oldest in the country lehigh's last victory against the maroon was in 1929 when the brown and white defeated the leo pards 13-12 this game is the only one that the engineers have won since the world war lafayette has captured 12 out of 13 of these games since the series started lafayette has been more successful in secur ing victories than has lehigh of the total games played the maroon has won 40 lehigh has won 23 and four have resulted in ties lehigh in better condition the brown and white squad is coming into the contest in much better physical condition than are the leopards lehigh will be able to place her strongest combination on the field while lafayette will be handicapped by injuries to such out standing men as pateman rusk bialkowski bialek and arnold although the engineers are in better physical condition they have not shown the scoring ability that the maroon has shown in their games this year lafayette has been able to score against rutgers and perm state who both held the brown and white team scoreless the leopard squad will hold the advantage of experienced men in their starting lineup of the 11 men who will start there are nine of them who are seniors while lehigh will have only two six of the en gineers starters will be sophomores soph backfield to start coach harmeson plans to start the sophomore backfield who per formed so well against the mules last week peet will be calling the plays and doing the kicking mc coy and fairbanks will be playing at the halfbacks and pennauchi or carlin will be filling the fullback position the other second year men who will likely start are mcnally as a guard and walton as the left end preston and stallings will be starting their last game for lehigh stallings has been playing excep tional football throughout the sea son and has caused trouble for all of lehigh's opponents preston was especially outstanding in the game against muhlenberg last saturday captain ock may be withheld from the starting lineup because of his injured leg lehigh squad statistics name . weight beeson tackle 180 bennett back 180 borton back 166 brown end 170 carlin back 165 denise guard 180 fairbanks back 170 furman back 165 goodrich end 175 gummere end 177 harris guard 175 hart center 200 heller back 165 hunkele tackle 195 krauter tackle 205 land back 150 mccaa guard 170 mcnally guard 175 mccoy back 175 mayshark end 165 morrison center 170 nilan guard 165 ock capt back 180 pazzetti back 150 peet back 150 pennauchi back 165 polk back 160 preston tackle 195 reed guard 155 reidy back 165 scobey tackle 200 stallings end 170 stevenson tackle 180 taylor center 165 terry tackle 175 walton end 180 weieker tackle 178 wolcott back 155 yeager end 180 robert w hall society to inspect columbia and cornell hospitals the senior pre-medical students will visit two of the most modern hospitals in the country during three days preceding thanksgiving vaca tion announces robert w buch anan arts 35 president of the robert w hall pre-medical society and student director of the inspec tion trip the two hospitals to be visited are the cornell medical cen ter and the columbia college of physicians and surgeons in new york on monday under the direction of dr stanley thomas professor of bacteriology 13 pre-medical stu dents will go through the new brunswick plants of squibbs and johnson and johnson manufacture of anti-toxins ether serums and the famous ehrlich's 606 for treat ment of syphilis will be seen in the squibbs plant and sterilization of bandages and production of adhes ives in the johnson and johnson plant tuesday and wednesday they will inspect the medical schools of cornell and columbia universities dr robert w hall head of the department of biology will lead them a majority of the students are staying at their own homes and a few in fraternity houses in the city frosh discuss union thirteen present vote to organize dec 6 committee chosen thirteen freshmen representing fraternities on the campus met last night in the arcadia room of drown hall to discuss plans for the forma tion of a freshman union it was decided that a union would be ad vantageous and another meeting was planned for dec 6 when they will elect officers and complete the organization leßoy o travis president of the lehigh union and randolph young eng 28 explained the value and the oganization of a union to the group which voted unanimously to proceed with the plans a com mittee consisting of john hoppock eng 38 chairman william houck bus 38 and young was elected to invite every living group to send a freshman to the organization meet ing thursday dec 6 at this meet ing an executive council of seven men will be chosen to guide the af fairs of the class electrical engineering so ciety taps senior and seven juniors last nigh one senior and seven juniors were pledged by eta kappa nu honorary electrical engineering so ciety at the meeting last night of the lehigh branch of the american institute of electrical engineers in packard laboratory the pledges are harry kaler ellis 35 harold clayton bickel 36 dudley love land healy,'36 joseph willis math ers 36 william fitzhugh rust 36 william taddeo 36 brunislaus stephen stanley ulak 36 donald long waidelich 36 william h formhals adviser of eta kappa nu presented the men to the course society mr formhals told how the honorary society was started by students in an ohio col lege the purpose of eta kappa nu as stated in the constitution is that those men in the profession of electrical engineering who by their attainments in college or in practice have manifested a deep in terest and marked ability in their chosen life work may be brought into closer union whereby mutual benefit may be derived requirements high the requirements for membership are a good supply of common sense o make use of the knowledge information and ideas they may have acquired the capacity and wil lingness for hard and disagreeable work a congenial nature and an adaptability for working in harmony with all sorts of men members must also be in the upper fourth of their class the active members of eta kap pa nu presented pins and welcomed the new men into the society lafayette will be given special salute and cheer rival coaches believe tomorrow's fracas will be a hard fought one the football coaches and players of both lehigh and lafayette ex press their expectations in a close game saturday when the two teams meet with the following quotations glen harmeson head coach at lehigh says lafayette outweighs us both teams have had mediocre seasons breaks will play a major role lafayette is from seven to thirteen points stronger than we are we will have to make that up in fight mccracken head coach at lafay ette i told the squad that they are facing a closer game than they have had in recent years they are anticipating a tough game some of the men who were taken out by in juries have not reported for prac tice as yet ock lehigh captain this game is going to be our hardest but i think our best the team is in bet ter shape now than any other time this season and since our victory over muhlenberg everyone is an xious to meet lafayette nesi expects hard tilt nesi captain of lafayette team it is going to be a tough battle and we are going to be in there fighting nesi has played two years against lehigh and expects this to be the hardest game caraway end coach at lehigh lafayette outweighs us and they are 13 points better than we are and have the advantage of a more ex perienced team stabley and bialek are seniors of experience westerman lehigh line coach rain will not help our team the lafayette backs are not hard run ning backs but are shifty kellogg director of athletics at lehigh i look forward to a hard fought and closely contested game howard bosey reiter head of the department of physical educa tion lehigh's chances against la fayette are more equal than in the past four games lafayette has the weakest team of the last four years — if you don't believe it look up the relative scores bartlett assistant professor of physical education it will be a very hard game and both teams will be in there giving their best all the time probable starting lineups lehigh lafayette walton le snyder or mayshark scobey lt adamo mcnally lg nesi c morrison c patton mccp rg reibman preston rt pateman or cocke stallings re corradino peet qb eynon ock c lh stabley or mccoy fairbanks rh bialowski or reidy pennauchi fb bialek or carlin kellogg reiter okeson buchanan captain ock to speak captain rice will be song director freshmen must attend affair in pajamas arcadia decrees • coach glen harmeson and capt harold whitey ock will speak at the lafayette smoker to be held at 7:30 tonight in taylor gymna sium they will leave shortly after their talks to join the team at stroudsburg the other speakers will be an drew buchanan secretary of the alumni association howard bos ey reiter nelson kellogg direc tor of the athletic department and walter okeson chairman of the football rules committee a beat lafayette parade will follow the smoker all freshmen attending this smok er must wear pajamas arcadia has decreed this in an effort to add spir it and atmosphere to the smoker and parade this is the first time since 1929 that the freshmen will be com pelled to parade in pajamas living group heads are requested to see that the men living in their house abide by this regulation parade starts at gym the parade will start from the gymnasium at 8:20 p m cross the new street bridge stop for sever al cheers at broad and new streets and serenade the moravian college for women before return ing to the campus the band and cheerleaders will lead the march a special feature of the smoker will be the singing of the new song march on lehigh the glee club will be there in a body to help with with the singing captain john rice will direct the songs the glae club will sit on the north side of the gym while the freshmen will sit in a body on the east side of the floor since the lafayette game is the most important game of the year a large crowd is expected at the smoker an effort will be made to keep out the town boys leßoy travis and lewis black of the le high union ask the cooperation of all students in this event the words of the new song to be sung are oh march on lehigh keep marching on to victory and fame we will sing aloud your battle cry we will praise your glorious name men of lehigh are out to win so roll up the score oh brown and white go out and fight fight fight and subdue the foe once more your deeds we will glorify win — win this game march on lehigh march on to vict'ry and to fame g raynor lectures on magical squares weiss tells pi mv epsilon of mathematical oddities george e raynor assistant pro fessor of mathematics spoke on magis squares and bernard weiss c e 36 spoke on mathematical oddities at the second meeting of pi mv epsilon national honorary mathematical society wednesday evening at the home of prof and mrs s s cairns professor raynor gave a formula for making magic squares magic squares are those groups of figures in rows which give the same sum when added horizontally vertically or diagonally among his demon strations was the plotting of a 64 number magic square he also ex plained that there were 780,000 dif ferent arrangements for a magic square of five numbers on a side prof tomlinson fort adviser of the club was selected as the local chapter's official representative to the pi mv epsilon national conven tion at pittsburgh during the christmas vacation weiss demonstrated by trigono metric proof how a cube may be completely passed through another and smaller cube he showed some peculiar relations that may be found by intersecting trisecting line seg ments of a triangle a special salute will be given the lafayette stands during sat urday's game the complete co operation of the student body is necessary t o insure success claims harold fehr 36 leader of the band immediately after the first half the band will enter the field and go into a double 4-l formation with the completion of this for mation the music will be stop ped and the seven cheerleaders will arrange themselves along the length of the field they will then direct the entire lehigh cheering section in a 4-l cheer for lafay ette bethlehem pa friday november 23 1934 reminiscences on lafayette tilt show old lehigh spirit in action vol xlii no 18 lehigh seeks first win since 1929 in 68th game with leopards saturday the lehigh university brown and white price five cents new methods in subways reduce work coach to talk at pep rally this evening plays last game member intercollegiate newspaper association all toe lehigh news first