Brown and White Vol. 31 no. 15

              senior class ballots slow in coming in lehigh eleven outplays bucknell team in 7-7 tie vol xxxi no 15 printed and mailed at doylostown pa price five cents soccer team defeats new york university asks students to deport them selves as becomes lehigh men both touchdowns were made in first six minutes of play diehl stars for blue and gold brown and white wrests victory from strong violet team in second league match of season score 3-2 house parties on trial storer good in passing and running fernandez does scoring for lehigh lehigh and new york uni versity battled through two per iods on upper taylor field last saturday in what was declared to be one of the best and fast est games of the season both teams scored two goals in the initial period and it was not un til toward the close of the sec ond half that lehigh was able to break the tie and defeat the violet by the score of 3-2 the visitors were predicted to have 19 more yards a try at center netted them 8 yards diehl off tackle carried the ball to the 5 yard line another shot at right end gained two more on an cthcr slide off right end diehl took the ball over the lehigh goal line for a touchdown diehl added the extra poing with a placement kick denton kicked off for buck nell ; jacobs received it right on continued on paae 2 column 1 prospects good for basket ball college pep meeting friday to fill vacancies on varsity lot of fine material on hand dates of cheering practices and rallies are announced to students arranging frosh schedule pep luncheon nov 22 am material must be in by dec 15 including photos for epitome as yet the senior class book committee has received little or no support from the senior class it is absolutely impera tive that every member in the class realize the importance of this work and get busy at once the class book must be com pleted at the latest by decem ber 15th so that it can be turn ed over to the 1925 epitome board and not make the year book late again this year it pehooves every man in the class of 1924 to get to work at once and complete the five small requirements that must be met by each individual senior as explained in the senior bal lots which have already been distributed it is all important that you get down to mccaa's studio at once and arrange to have your photograph taken so that you will be sure to have it in on time as right before christ mas the photographer has his usual christmas rush and can not give as much time to this work as he can at present the assessment of 14.00 must be sent to e t adams as soon as you can conveni ently do so in order that class bill to the epitome may be paid large number of candidates present augurs well for dramatic season there was a very good turn out of candidates at the first meeting of the mustard and cheese held last wednesday evening at drown hall the number signing up for chorus were nearly sixty while the can didates for assistant manager numbered eight president dorton explained that the scenario for the play to be given next spring has not as yet been decided on and as the entire company will have to take part in dancing the pre liminary work would consist in learning some of the steps this was taken up under the able direction of p m piersol and to the cadence of max glenn on the piano many of the men who took part in last year's play are back and several prospects among the new men should make good however it is rather early to make any predictions but from the number of men out it is highly probably that a company even better than the one of last year may be asseriibled there are twice as many signed up as were available last season and all indications point to a very successful play the next meeting will be held wednesday evening november 14th at 7.30 in drown hall any men who yere not present at the first meeting should re port at this time as it will not be long before the play is in fuii swing everyone is requested to report on time in order to facili tate and accomplish the work ahead of them temporary stands collapse at bucknell what st paul's society stands for the st paul's society of the nativity church is a society oi lehigh students who are mem bers of or interested in the episcopal church the society meets every sunday evening the meetings being in the form of discussions of topics of vital importance not necessarily of a religious nature but chosen with the idea of stimulating an interest in the larger problems of life and the world in rela tion to the thinking man of to day as the lehigh-bucknell game at lewisburg neared its close the big crowd that attended proved too much for the wood en stands on the field and a large section went down car rying many people with it a halt was immediately called nd football players of lehigh and bucknall who only a few moments before were bitter enemies on the gridiron were co workers in getting the spectat ors out of the debris first aid measures were used and ambu lances summonded from the hospital first aid was given the in jured and the game was again resumed the prospects for basketball at lehigh this year appear to be very bright up to the pres ent time there has been no call for candidates but the cage fans are starting to measure the brown and white's chances for a championship team man ager e f scheetz has arrang ed an attractive schedule of fifteen games with only four of them played on distant courts among the new teams to ap pear on lehigh's schedule this season are stevens seton hall villanova and temple return games will be played with lafa yette and rutgers these two colleges will as usual present a stiff opposition their teams being composed largely of vet erans , though two men have been lost from last year's quintet there is plenty of material available giving high hopes of a winning team captain lingle will hold down his old berth at continued on pave ji column 2 packer hall was the scene of the college meeting friday that filled the lecture room to overflowing the rally spirited and snappy was called for the purpose of instilling spirit in the team for the lafayette grid classic the meeting was opened with a double yell for the team led by h t litke 24 followed by a brief address by warriner 24 president of the arcadia he said in part that the team has shown of late just how much ability it has when the proper spirit moves them and it is up to the student body to instni that spirit of fight in them when both college body and team become inculcated with the proper spirit a victory over lafayette can't be helped fur thermore the time for arous ing spirit is right now in order that we do not repeat the mis take of last year by waiting a few days immediately preceding the lafayette game before real beat lafayette rallies in continued on parje 4 column 4 prof steward addresses special service armistice day november 13 1923 gentlemen at the end of this week the fall house parties are to be held in connection therewith there will be a college dance on friday night under the aus pices of the senior class a tea dance on saturday after f noon following the game under he auspices of the interfrater nity council and a second col j lege dance on saturday night under the auspices of the ar cadia i am a strong believer in the value of such occasions and hope that this one will prove to be the most enjoyable we have ever had in this connection however there comes up the old question of drinking i am told that some years ago our house parties were pretty wet i am told also that last year in response to suggestions from president j richards and the faculty and jin accordance with the pro nounced change in student sen timent on this topic conditions were distinctly improved — but that nevertheless the dance on the second night was quite wet enough early this fall i took up this with uie lulerfratei nity council — since it is the fra iternities which are primarily concerned with these parties i pointed out to that group that house parties are on trial here for this year because under the present law of the nation an educational institution simply cannot ignore misconduct on this point i expressed also my firm conviction that the faculty can regulate house parties in one way only they can abolish them but if they are permit jed at all only the students themselves can control them if i understand correctly the interfraternity council agreed fully with this point of view and they voted to make each chapter and more specifically the head of each chapter re sponsible for the elimination of drinking in their own group during these parties and dances a little later as you all know the arcadia took action making jntoxication an offense against its rules and punishable by it i am advised also by the board of governors of taylor and price halls the dormitory chief and section chiefs that the sentiment on this point among those living groups has changed quite remarkably from what it was even three or four years ago all these seem to me splendid developments and i wish they could come to a head at this time in a concerted movement continued on pane 3 column .)) new society formed line but was pushed back how ever the ball had been over for a moment and referee crowell ruled it a touchdown mcgraw failed to make the extra point millriian caught the ball on the kickoff and ran 32 yards be fore he was stopped on tjie 49 yard line in 10 plays lafayette took the ball over the line 28 yards being made by millman and the rest by chicknoski and gebhart westgate blocked the try for the extra point and the half ended with the score 6-6 in the third quarter lafayette carried the ball to perm's 4 yard line where the defense stiffened the maroon team lost the ball on downs and hamer attempt ed a punt to safety duffy block ed the kick hamer recovered but was tackled by duffy be hind the bars there was no more scoring in ihe last quarter and the game ended with lafayette on the iong end of the 8-6 score brown university the last team on the brown and white schedule was defeated by dart mouth by the score of 16-14 in a snappy game at fenway park boston on saturday maloney and oberlander starred for dartmouth and reynolds and pohlman were brown's best bets during the first period the play was mostly in brown's ter ritory the providence team holding for downs only once ; on the 17 yard line dartmouth continued on page j column s lafayette conquers penn — brown bows to dartmouth it was the goddess of chance and the whistle that saved penn sylvania from a disgraceful de feat at the hands of lafayette on franklin field saturday perm was completely outplayed during the entire game which is shown by the record of the plays lafayette first downs 18 ground gained 268 yards perm first downs 4 ground gained 58 yards the lafayette line was impregnable arid the attack of the perm backs proved futile according to assistant coach bert bell it is the best line perm has faced this year it was lafayette's bth victory in 4 1 games and the second consec utive one perm swamped the maroon team in 1921 by the score of 38-6 during the first quarter nei ther team scored both touch downs being made in the second perm using a reverse pass fool ed the visitors and this play lead to the first score flues perm halfback received the pass and started on what appeared to be an end run turning he passed the ball back to mcgraw who threw a beautiful pass to west gate the quaker end falling as he caught the ball on the 6 yard line lafayette was penalized ior being offside giving perm first down on 1 yard line the lafayette defense 1 was perfect and mcgraw failed twice at tempting to plunge through the line on the third play wittmer took the ball and as the inter ference piled up leaped over the the stronger team but lehigh was out to avenge their defeat last week at the hands of the perm junior varsity and by their whirl wind play had the edge throughout the game the goal which brought vic tory to coach carpenter's men was registered after 30 minutes of play in the second half it resulted from an advance of more than half the field by clothier a pass to fernandez who shot the goal with a well directed kick from the 15 yard line the local players started off the first half with a rush and soon had the ball in the violet territory the lehigh players bothered gissler for several minutes making several tries for a counter ten minutes after play had started fernandez very cleverly dribbled past berge the visitors left full back and shot the first counter for lehigh five minutes later baum got the ball from scrimmage and shot the goal which tied the score at 1-1 with the score at 1-1 le ligh literally rained shots at gissler the guardian of the vis itors goal but he cleverly stop ped them all the new yorkers second score was a lucky one baum kicked the ball up in the air and roberts who was seem ingly set for it misjudged it when the ball hit the cross-bar and it went for a counter with the score 2-1 against them le liigh renewed their efforts and soon had the ball in the violet territory again as the half | was drawing to a close fernan dez took the ball from a scrim mage in front of the visitors goal and with a well directed kick tied the score the half ended with the ball in lehigh's territory the violet was outclassed in the second period and except for a few rallies throughout the half had little opportunity to score the brown and white aggregation strengthened by the rest between the periods played better soccer and caused the visitors no little worry clothi er's advance of half the length of the field and fernandez's shot which won the game for lehigh were the outstanding features of the period the new yorkers had under estimated the strength of the le high team and were surprised at the opposition offered by the latter both teams were well balanced and some clever pass ing was exhibited by each ag gregation the hard consistent playing of clothier and captain fernandez were the bright spots for lehigh while ginsberg and baum starred for the visitors next saturday the brown and white aggregation will play their third league game when she meets swarthmore here the season so far gives swarthmore a slight edge as she has won her only league game while lehigh has won one and lost one line-up of the lehigh-new york university soccer game lehigh positions n y u roberts g gissler trumbore rfb andiyan clothier lmb berger mercar rhb leiser grace chb ginsberg huaman lhb barthhey kevins or deagon batz ir gouiska fernandez of junkamon walters il baura pineda ol cohen subs lehigh hubbard 1 for rob crs n y u berger for gissler wit off for berger colassard for leiser leiser for cola3sard olassard for gruskin referee williams linesman le high rice n y u colassard time o halves 45 minutes goals fernan dez 3 baum 2 the robert w blake society is a newly formed society hav ing a membership limited lo ten seniors and five juniors who are chosen on the basis of their qualifications and their interest in philosophy psychology and education the president of the society is w c klein the vice president is r a heckert and the secretary is h r greer the society enjoyed a talk by professor lambert of the english department at its last regular monthly meeting held november 2 at the home of professor hughes professor lambert spoke on the history of christianity and of the trend of religious thought in senej the talk was particularly appro priate in view of the present-day interest in religious subjects on the part of scientific investiga tors although sixty thousand men were killed and the cause for america's entrance in the strug gle was not for any material ob ject she had no land to gain but rather our country entered the war with a view of doing some good nearly ten years have now passed since the beginning of the world war but within that ten years nothing definite has been accomplished the world is in a constant struggle today not a physical struggle but an econ omic one although the united states is rich and the general at titude seems to be one of care lessness about europe's affairs it is of intense importance and to our own interests that we do concern ourselves with their economic affairs our whole lives and fortunes rest on a re vitalized europe when peace was signed at the conclusion of the civil war events were entirely different no huge indemnities were de manded but both sides co-oper ated to again put affairs on a normal basis the victors re turned to the vanquished the cannons that they might cast plowshares with them and the horses for spring plowing de spite the fact that the present college students cannot say that they were in the war they can be of inestimable value in the next few years to come by aid ing in rebuilding the economic structure of europe to its form er efficiency last saturday lehigh's fight ing eleven completely outplayed the blue and gold colored buck nell team although by the breaks of the game they were held to a 7-7 tie the game it self was replete with thrills it was by far the best exhibition of football displayed by the brown and white team so far this year contrary to general expectations the game was re markably clean and free from roughness not a player on ei ther side was seriously injured p.nd only twice was time called for men being slightly hurt the lehigh eleven fought as they have only done once before this year when they defeated carnegie tech last week this fight was due to a certain ex tent to the presence of the le high football coach of three years ago frank glick at the game the lehigh team as well as the lehigh students who made the trip to see the game were overjoyed to see coach glick once again the field was very slippery and there was a strong west wind blowing up tustin field all the scoring was done in the j first five minutes of the first j quarter bucknell scored her touchdown on five plays when the ball was carried from the 14 yard line where it was received by foster who ran it back 35 yards a long pass over the en tire lehigh team foster to jenkins took the ball to lehigh's 30 yard line hall then made 3 yards off tackle and diehl through right side of the line made it first down on the next play diehl skirted right end for a score diehl kicked goal here lehigh braced and from then on with but a very few minutes had the ball in their opponents territory a brilliant broken field run by storer put the ball within scoring distance for le high on the very next play a long forward pass to the buck nell goal line storer to burke was responsible for the lehigh touchdown in the last two min utes of play the brown and white eleven tried for a field goal but failed by a matter of several feet lewin tried a drop kick from the 35 yard line at a very difficult angle the ball went straight and true through the center of the uprights but failed to clear the bar the outstanding player of the game was storer the great le high triple threat man his punting was excellent his pas ses almost unbelievable in their accuracy and his broken field running was baffled by the bucknell eleven storer was robbed of a touchdown at the end of the first half when he broke through the bucknell team and went over the goal line only to be called back be cause the referee had blown his whistle prematurely mcgold rick substituting in merril's tackle position played a remark able game and on nearly every kick he was down the field be fore the lehigh ends and tackl ed the bucknell receiver in his tracks the entire lehigh line played well ; after the first few minutes of play they held the star bucknell backs who line plunged through yale for two touchdowns earlier in the sea son the game play by play fol lows : first period bucknell won the toss and elected to receive hendershott kicked to foster on the 14 yard line who returned it to the 86 yard line a forward pass fos ter to magee advance the ball supplanting the customary chapel talk friday prof j l stewart gave a terse address on the significance of the signing cf the armistice and a very brief summary of conditions be iore and after the recent war prof stewart's remarks and the singing of patriotic selections constituted a short program in observance of armistice day at i lehigh university a few high spots in pro fessor stewart's remarks were as follows : the tendency to easily forget the recent occuren ces relating to the world war and the signing of the armistice is only too true the signing of the armistice in 1918 may be re valled now as a day of extreme rejoicing and merry making but what definite good to the world has materialized since then peace has not proved true has not bound up the wounds nor has it caused prosperity in the first place the years preceeding the war were in a very placid age there were few living then who remembered the civil war and consequently very few had any conception as to just what war meant what was it that would throw a high ly developed civilization into a savage struggle like that the civil war was simply a drop in the bucket compared to the four years of the most terrible de struction in history that the world war was it is true that comparatively united states did not suffer as severely as others brown and white bethlehem pa tuesday november 13 1923 open letter by dean m'conn mustard and cheese hold try-outs wednesday get that lick lafayette spirit now let s co-operate with the dean on the house party this year