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              balls taylor made a two-bagger scoring llarrar and mcgonigle har'eman was out at first two runs 1902 did not score two runs were made by eacli in the sixth in the seventh mcgonigle got a base on balls and taylor made a home run lindley here replaced sellars harleman made a hit and stole second reaching third on wilson's hit and scored on a wild pitch ; wilson stole second sym ington flied to second ; cassin got a base on balls and stole second harrar was out at first young made a hit scoring wilson and cassin flory was out at first five runs bohannon made a hit and reached second oil young's error and third on lindley s sacri fice scoring on wilson's error by which dumas was safe at first bachman flied out to harleman griffith made a hit scoring dumas and reached third on errors and stole home kendig struck out three runs both failed to score in the eighth in the ninth symington made a hit and stole second ; cassin flied to kendig harrar reached third on sellars overthrow symington scoring young was out at first ; flory was safe at first on johns error harrar scoring flory was caught at second two runs closed the scoring the tabulated score follows : score by innings 11)01 : 0 0 0 0 2 2 5 0 2—ll 1902 10 2 10 2 8 0 0 9 home run — taylor two-base hits taylor harleman har rar dumas bachman griffith liases stolen l9ol 9 1902 8 left on bases l9ol 7 1902 6 doable plays — wilson unassisted struck out by harleman 7 ; by sellars 7 bases on balls off sellars 6 off hirle nian 1 hit by pitcher — sellars harleman har rar umpire hollingsworth 00 time of game — 2 hours for the past few years the performances of the lehigh uni versity minstrel association have been very successful and enjoyable the f-upport accorded by the undergraduates and townspeople has always been of the best and it is proposed to hold a meeting of the association to which all inter ested undergraduates are invited for the purpose of ascertaining the advisability of giving a perfor mance this fall there are several who have taken part in previous shows of this kind who are now in college and from a canvas m?.de of the freshman class there seems to be plenty of material in 1903 undergraduates who can sing dance do a specialty or who would like to take part in the performance should be present at the first meeting which will be held at the psi u house 28 market street bethlehem on monday evening at 7.15 o'clock the meeting will be short but everything relative to the show depends on monday evening's attendance re-examinations communications such as the following not only give added vim to the football players but they show that the alumni still have at heart the interests of their alma mater : editok the brown and white : dear sir : i was much interested in the report of the football game on saturday between lehigh and lafayette and i want to congratu late the team on their good show ing against the team that defeated pennsylvania in such a decisive manner the following is a clipping from the washington post in regard to the undergraduate body support ing the team of the georgetown university one of the primary objects to be obtained in a college football organization almost every coach will admit is the hearty and sincere co operation of the student body it must be no half-hearted feebly demonstrative crowd of men who back up the team's struggle for the honor of their college on tiie football field but an enthu siastic loyal crowd who cheer when their boys are losing as well as when victory comes to them this spirit has been in a measure instilled into the boys at george town and one f the men who has had much to do with the making of the team this year states that it is the presence of the good healthy spirit among the undergraduates that has lent energy and vim to the eleven men who have brought athletic honor to the college on the hill this season the same thing can be said of the lehigh undergraduate body i hope that every mother's son of them will be out to the next lafavette game and by their encouraging presence and well con ducted cheering support the team that can and will lower the colors of lafayette in the second half of the satur day's game old lehigh showed what sort of mettle the team is composed of and by conscientious support by the college men be ween now and the next game and by enthusiastic cheering during the game i predict that when the referee blows his whistle the score will show a brilliant victory for glorious old lehigh very truly yours ealph p barnakd class of 89 football the faculty have appointed the following re examinations metallurgy nov 8 at 2 p m thermodynamics nov 18 at 8.80 a m entrance english nov 8 at 2 p m entrance french and german nov 15 at 2 p m entrance algebra nov 22 at 2 p m entrance physics nov 29 at 2 p m entrance geometry dec 13 at 2 p m mechanics of machinery nov 22 at 2 p m continued on third page lawrence wooden in the last number of the brown and editor the brown and white : the communication from mr 1901 defeats 1902 by a close score the linal game in the series for the class cup was played on the athletic grounds wednesday after coon between the juniors and the sophomores and an exciting con test it proved to be three times during the game the score was tied and it was anybody's game until the last man was out in the ninth inning for the first four innings thing looked rather dubious for the juniors sellars was pitching fine ball and receiv ing gilt-edged support and as a result not a junior succeeded in scoring while in the same number of innings the sophomores had piled up four runs then the tide began to turn encouraged by the cheering from the bleachers the juniors took a big brace and succeeded in tieing the score in the next two innings the sopho mores however hammered out two more runs in their half of the sixth and things began to grow exciting in the seventh inning sellars went up in the air and lindley took his place in the box the juniors first tied the score and then by timely stick work gained a lead of three runs the sophomores were not to be out done however and scored three runs in their half of the seventh again making the score even in the eighth inning neither side scored but in the last the juniors made two more runs and the sophomores ia led to tally harleman pitched a hard steady game and allowed only one man to walk to first sellars did excel lent work four innings then lost control the contest was intensely exciting throughout and replete with costly errors and startling ys on both sides the game in detail follows in the fir>t inning 190 i did not score sellars struck out ; bohan i on made a iiit and stole second i-indley struck out ; dumas made a hit scoring bohannon bach man hied out o florv one run neither scored in the second in the third 1901 went out in one two three order sellars struck oat ; bohannon received a ase on balls stole second and scored on lind lev's hit lindley btole second and scored on cassin's error dumas and bachman flied it to symington two runs 1901 did not get farther than iirst in the fourth griffith made a hit and scored on kendig's and gradwohl's sacrifices johns got first on an error sellars was out - at first one run in the fifth harrar was hit by pitcher readied second on young's sacrifice flory was out to lind jey ; mcgonigle got a base on the varsity will play the newark athletic club eleven at newark on saturday the brown and white lehigh university communications south bethlehem pa fklday novembee 10 1899 football and newspaper at titudes class baseball calendar saturday nov 11 football lehigh vs newark athletic club at newark sunday nov 12 at 10 a m bible class in christmas hall at 6.15 p m christian association meeting in christ mas hall monday nov 13 at 7.15 p m meeting of minstrel association at psi u house tuesday nov 14 at 7.15 p m mandolin club practice in christmas hall at 7.30 p m liegular meeting of the economic society in saucon hall ad dress by professor stewart thursday nov 16 at 7.15 p m mandolin club rehearsal in christmas hall at 7.15 p m regular meeting of the civil engin eering society in packer hall notices minstrel association vol vii no 13 1901 r h o a e mcgonigle c 2 0 8 1 2 taylor ss i 2 if 2 0 harleman p capt.)..l wilson lb •. 1 q 1 2 11 2 0 0 1 symington rf 1 cassin 3b 2 1 ' 0 1 0 1 0 1 harrar if 8 1 0 0 0 youug 2b 0 2 0 4 2 f.ory cf 0 0 1 0 0 11 9 27 10 6 1902 r h o a e sellars p.,ss 0 0 0 1 bolnuinon 2b o .) ;> 7 0 lindley ss p 1 dumas lb oapt.)....l 1 2 l 11 1 0 0 1 baclmiiin c 1 2 7 0 0 griffith 3b 8 3 1 0 0 kendig if 0 0 2 0 1 gradwohl rf 0 0 2 0 1 johns cf 0 0 0 0 1 9 10 27 11 5