Brown and White Vol. 31 no. 50

              bethlehem pa friday april 25 1924 notice • the present epitome board ". ; wishes that the sophomore class ■ ; would take the necessary steps to • ; elect the new board at an early ; 5 date it is imperative that the ; i officers be elected so that the ; ! necessary preliminary work can ; '. be accomplished before the close i i of the college year : price five cents dr price dies in baltimore oldest lehigh alumnus was vitally interested in his alma mater southern trip a success for brown and white nine vol xxxi no 50 team loses to perm in first game but defeats maryland and washington and lee in close contests also alumnus of penn dr williams to deliver address circuit clouts factors in two games former head of mining depart ment will speak at v meet sunday night final practice for panchita cabinet holds meeting lehigh blanks dickinson nine rogers hitting dußois pitch ing feature shut-out victory for brown and white both pitchers in form xßatted for mell in ninth r,ehigh 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 i—2 perm .'.■ 0 4 0 0 0 0 2 0 x 6 two-base hits — hess rogers three base hit — mcgraw home run — allen struck out — by long 4 dußois 3 williams 3 stolen bases — schuff long first base on called balls — dn bois 5 umpires — baetzel and martin in the second game played on alien soil lehigh fared better than in the opener of the trip in the very first inning lehigh scored a brace of runs and thereafter was never headed al though maryland did tie the score in the seventh the brown and white players promptly sewed up the game however scoring a run in both the eighth and ninth stanzas walker pitch ed the entire game for lehigh md allowed the maryland team but seven hits but got into seri ous difficulty by passing six men during the game the lehigh batsmen garnered thirteen hits off the combined offering of zwick and brayton the score continued on paye .}, column 2 ted burke ted burke wins popularity cup on sunday evening at g 15 the \ y m c a will be particularly favored in having dr e h wil liams of the class of 75 to speak to the students on the topic campus standing le high students should welcome this opportunity to hear dr wil 1 hams address on this subject since he is ably fitted to speak on this line and is vitally inter ested in lehigh and particularly j in student problems and activi j ties including athletics he is well acquainted with lehigh and its problems having been head of the mining and geology de partment from 81 to 02 since j 1902 he has been a lecturer in j this department his interest in j lehigh is very evident having built williams hall and — mso j founding tau beta pi he will be present at the intiation of this honorary engineering fra ternity to be held this week for j the sunday evening meeting all the students are urged to come out and hear dr williams at drown hall on tuesday night there was a combination meeting of the y m c a cabinet and the advis ory committee the meeting was held mainly for the pur pose of the newly elected cabi net officers to meet and get ac quainted with the advisory committee a number of things were discussed among which was the important subject of next year's new secretary this topic was gone into quite at length but nothing definite was decided another important topic discussed was that of the conference at silver bay to be held from june 12 to 22 any student interested in the con ference will be able to get de tails from d p hoagland 24 at the y m c a office in drown hall any afternoon student i secretary of the state of penn sylvania l m miller was in town and was present at the meeting 4 racquet wielders perform in two matches will meet west side tennis club and army on two-day trip the tennis team did not get into action wednesday as they had anticipated the inactivity was a result of the condition of the courts which was caused by the recent rains although the scheduled match was not held practice was obtained on one of the courts the team makes a trip to new york this week-end and two matches are scheduled to be played the west side tennis club will be played today at new york the other match will take place on saturday with the army team at west point fordham appeared on the tenta tive schedule for today but it was replaced by the west side team the team's composition i has not yet been definitely de i cided upon mercur koegler • and lawall are to make the trip and two other men will probably be chosen the team is unusual ■ ly strong this year and it will ■ be a surprise if the lehigh team : does not come out the victor in both of these matches relay team in penn carnival carol completes in dashes lehigh represented in middle at lantic championship mile this afternoon very interesting plot and tuneful j music should make play great success tickets selling rapidly interest is running high about college over the coming mus tard and cheese production panchita to be presented at the kurtz theatre next monday night tickets have been on sale at the kurtz since wednesday the cast and chorus have been working harder than ever at the last few rehearsals under the skilful direction of mr collins the whole show is going very well and everything is set for the performance the story consists of the search of an american novelist oliver denton in paris seeking bohemian atmosphere in monte marte section he meets a col lege chum conrad forrest who undertakes to show him the town the first scene is the cafe le cachot run by maurice grousot with the cigarette girl loulou and the croupier pierre sandrini panchita a premiere dansuese comes in and she and denton are immediately attract ed to each other le chot turns out to be a fake and nothing more than a gambling hall den ton is about to return to ameri ca disgusted without having ac quired his desired local color when panchita saves the situa tion by inviting him and forest to her villa in spain the fea tures of this act are an apache dance by piersol and morris a dance by panchita rich comedy by the harkins and sir regin ald and good characterization by grousot lulou and sardrini in act 2 the party arrives at pahchita's villa here denton begins to find his local color at once in the form of a bull-fight very soon after his arrival the harkins family drops in and an interesting triangle develops be tween hilda forrest and sir reginald the dancing bandits piersol and morris give mr har coniinurd on page 3 column 2 1 pi delta epsilon elects 11 new members honor comes as reward for ser vice on one or more boards of publication the lehigh chapter of pi delta epsilon held a meeting in drown hall on wednesday even ing when eleven juniors were elected to membership in the fraternity election to this fra ternity comes as a reward for meritous service extending over i a period of two years on one ! publication or one year on each i of the two or more publications the men elected will be formally pledged at the chapel exercises on tuesday morning at this meeting c t cor nelius 24 the delegate of the i lehigh chapter to the national i conclave of pi delta epsilon at i boston massachusetts on april 2th and 13th at this conven jtion among other new colleges i lafayette was granted a charter i the lafayette chapter will be installed by the members from | lehigh the latter part of may 1925 wrestling captain voted most popular lehigh athlete football men favorites the contest conducted by the veterans of foreign wars to de termine which lehigh athlete was the most popular with the local townspeople was won by ted burke printed ballots ap peared for a week in the local papers and at the end e m burke won the title with a total of 1802 votes and a beautiful silver loving cup which was pre sented by the donors burke is a two-letter man holding down end on the varsity football team and wrestling in the 175-pound class and is one of the most consistent performers in these sports continued on page j h column - r >) calendar : :| friday april 25 • college lecture address by dr ; ; s g inman subject recent da ; ; velopments in latin america ' ! chapel 11 a m ; mathematical club speaker i : prof 1 b reynolds subject ". • halices by victors packet hall ■ ; 3 p m arts and science club speaker j j dr a q rau dean of moravian ; ; college subject democracy and ; ; mass action copper hall 7.46 i : p m : saturday april 26 ; lacrosse game university uf • 1 maryland vs lehigh i'niversily '• i taylor field 3.30 p m baseball game seton hall vs ; | lehigh taylor field 3.30 p m ; faculty dance drown hall 8 ; i p m sunday april 27 j y m c a meeting address by : ; prof e h williams jr 75 drown : i hall 6.15 p m monday april 28 • panchita presentation by mua ; • tard and cheese dramatic a.bboc ; ■ iation kurtz theatre 8.16 j m ; with freddy rogers hitting hard and pete dußois pitching airtight ball the brown and white base ball team came through with a 3 to 0 victory over dickinson wednesday af ternoon in the second home game pete dußois with pryor behind the bat started on the mound for lehigh and was op posed by books of dickinson rogers lehigh's first man up to bat knocked the third ball pitched for a home run out through right field and over the fence both teams throughout the game played a snappy brand of ball and both sides were about equal in hits rogers pryor and hess each made two hits for lehigh and for dickinson pipa and reiter each made one and satterlee made three the er rors were small in number mc inray and hearn making one apiece for dickinson and mill one for lehigh dußois had 11 strikeouts to his credit and walked only one man books walked two men and struck out 9 the line-up was as follows home runs — rogers three base hits — rogers two base hits — hess satterlee stolen bases — rice ambler adams struck uot — dußois 11 hooks 9 base on balls — dußois 1 books 2 umpire — amey time — 1 hr 45 mins dr a g inman lectures in chapel this morning henry reese price m d of brooklyn n v a member of the first class ever graduated from lehigh university and the oldest alumnus died at johns hopkins hospital baltimore md on last thursday afternoon after an operation performed there two weeks ago dr price entered lehigh in the first class that of 1866 and was graduated in 1870 he took up medicinal work near potts ville for a short time after grad uating but decided to continue his studies and entered the university of perm \ ■ vania to again take up t'\e study of medi cine he graduated from that in stitution in 1880 he received the honorary degree of l l d from his alma mater in 1916 in 1885 he became an honorary trustee of lehigh university and a full trustee in 1910 since 1912 he has been president of the board dr price was intensely in terested in every thing pertain ing to lehigh and could always be looked upon for aid in any thing related to the welfare of the institution he was often here in his official capacity and was always delighted to return to his alma mater he was last here for the lehigh lafayette game dr price was held in high esteem by the college authorities and his death came as a blow to his many friends and associates he was preceded in death by his wife josephine stewart price and is survived by one yon henry stewart price of brooklyn also an alumnus of lehigh perhaps the best idea of just what kind of a lehigh man dr price was may be obtained from the following poem which okey read as an introduction to dr price's address at the fiftieth lehigh re-union . in serried ranks from lehjgh's wn with rattling cheers like volleyed guns to greet the king pin of the clan the oldest youngest lehigh man south mountain teemed with deer and bear the red man rumpused from his lair wild wild indeed was nature's mien when price first came upon the scene the bridge that spans the lehigh'b floods trimuphal arch of — is it wood was in that distant day — tis true was — dare i write it — next to new undaunted by the war-whoop's call he pitched his tent in christmas hall met math with sbold and smiling face and he and drinker make the place when holidays loosened learnings surf and left him free to tread the turf — ah cou'd we the story much we'd give — be sure he beat the dutch and evpn though he's settled down he still returning owns the town — as least so much as we control tonight we give him heart and soul a truce a truce to mirth and jeßt mere palpable pretense at best transparent mask to hide the tear of pride with which we greet him here to greet him here so halo and stout to hear him lead a lehigh shout to know him ready at ach call is inspiration io us all long may he wave among his boys a bdy who never time alloys a son of lehigu night and day come hand it to bin toorah-ray ■» ■ arts and science club meet dr albert g rau dear of moravian college will speak be ifore the arts and science club on friday evening april 25 the meeting will be held in cop pic hall at 7 p m dr rau will | speak on the subject democ racy and mass action those who heard dr rau give the washington day address know his qualifications as a speaker and a thinker on present social and political problems assured ly this talk will be of vital in terest to every college man the meeting is open to all on friday morning at 11 a m in the packer memorial chapel dr s g inman will lecture on recent development in latin america there is probably no one as familiar with the latin ameri can conditions as dr inman for he has spent a great deal of his life in those countries has studied their needs and has written several books on pan americanism and on topics per taining to latin america all the students and the pub lic are urged to attend for they will be well repaid after hearing dr enman's lecture while the student body was j enjoying a four day vacation last i week the brown and white i baseball team took a journey in j a southern direction and con ! quered two out of three of op ponents the first opponent was the university of pennsylvania who conquered the lehigh nine by a 6 to 2 score the next af ternoon the brown and white tossers were on the long end of a 5 to 3 score against the uni versity of maryland in a game played under poor weather con ditions at college park balti more it was originally planned to cross bats with the univer sity of virginia diamond artists on friday but old jupiter plu vius intervened and the next afternoon the south bethlehem team was in lexington kentuc ; ky where washington and lee j was downed to the tune of 2 to 1 incidentally two of these j games were won by circuit \ drives one ending in favor of ; the lehigh team and the other > in favor of the pennsylvania i quakers the game against the ' generals had all f lic earmarks dt an extra inning encounum until the ninth frame adams ' the first man up in this inning hit a fast one to right for t\v bases and had scarcely regained his breath when hoss poled a terrific blow to right center which enabled both men to tally the winning run in be perm game was a tremendous drive over hess head by allen the red and blue second saeker which rolled clear to the edge of the track at the other end uf the field at the time the sacks were jammed and all four n.en scored with ease with the exception of the sec ond and seventh frames dußois pitched high class ball in the opening game of this trip in the second inning schuff singled holloway got a base on balls and mcgraw got a safe bunt allen then delivered his heroic clout allen was spiked in the fourth inning when nevins tried to stretch a single into a double and failed after a slide nevins cleats struck allen's arm and he was forced to retire lehigh scored their first counter in the 7th adams went out on an in field play ; ambler was safe when farrell mussed his hot grounder hess then smashed one of wil liams fast balls between left and center for a double ambler scoring in the ninth adams was safe on sensening's error amb ler popped a long fly to mcgraw but hess got first base when farrell made a poor throw in an effort for a double killing hay es hit a hot grounder to farrell and his throw was perfect but adams crossed the plate perm scored two more in the seventh when mcgraw's triple scored both schuff and holloway the score on wednesday afternoon i coach morris kanaly held the try-outs for the one mile relay team which is to represent the brown and white at the perm relay carnival today the re sults of the trials which were i run in the face of a very strong wind indicate that lehigh will be represented by a foitnidablei team the following men showed their ability in the trials and will make the trip to perm : j croll a springsteen h sieg mund c barba and j cox 1 also captain carol will run in the 220 and 100 yard events carol is conceded a good chance to win in either of these events by his performances so far this year m roth and j sanford will compete in the discus and hop-ski p-and jump events re spectively the relay carnival which is held every year at franklin field by the university of penn sylvania is now entering on the thirtieth year since its founding being started in 1894 the car nival promises to surpass all previous ones having drawn a record entry of 500 schools and colleges as in the past eleven years the carnival will have teams from cambridge eng land and canada making it an international affair the carnival is a two-day af fair with the world title events taking place on saturday this year the two-mile relay cham pionship promises to be the out standing event on the program with perm state cambridge and perm making the strongest bid for first place honors perm state now holds the record in this event and from present indica tions has an excellent chance of repeating last year's victory pennsylvania has captured a majority of the relay laurels it has offered for competition a recapitulation showing that the red and blue runners have won 30 championships in the five out standing features one two four-mile sprint and distance medley races yale is next with thirteen triumphs chicago third with ten to its credit while harvard and michigan have continued on i'aye ■}, column i brown and white lehigh ab r a o a e rogers lb 4 1 2 9 0 0 pryor c 3 0 2 10 1 0 adams cf 4 1 0 3 0 0 hess if 4 0 2 1 0 0 ambler ss 4 0 0 0 0 0 mell 3b 4 0 0 1 0 1 hayes rf 2 0 0 1 0 0 rice 2b 3 1 0 2 2 0 dußois p 3 0 0 0 4 0 merrill rf 1 0 0 0 0 0 kirchner 2b . 0 0 q 1 0 0 totals 32 3 6 27 7 1 dickinson ab r a o a e mctnray 3b .. 4 0 0 0 4 1 pipa if 4 0 1 1 0 0 reiter cf 4 0 1 0 1 0 satterlee lb 4 0 3 9 0 0 whichello rf 4 0 0 0 0 0 helleor ss 3 0 0 2 1 1 hearn 2b 3 0 0 1 3 0 sehon c 3 0 0 10 0 0 books p 3 0 0 0 0 0 totals 32 0 5 24 9 2 lehigb 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 o—30 — 3 dickinson 00000 000 o—o0 — 0 lehigh r 11 0 a e rogers lb 0 2 8 0 0 xcvins c 0 1 4 1 0 adams c 1 0 7 0 0 ambler es 1 0 0 1 0 hess if 0 1 0 0 0 hays rf 0 0 11 0 mell 3b 0 1 2 0 0 price 2b 0 0 2 0 0 illinois p 0 0 0 4 0 x.moyer 0 0 0 0 0 totals 2 524 7 0 perm r h 0 a e westgate cf 0 1 0 1 0 sensnig 3b 0 0 0 4 1 goldblatt c o o 8 l 0 farrell ss 0 2 1 3 2 shuff lb 2 313 0 0 holloway if 2 0 2 0 0 mcoraw rf l 3 2 o 0 allen 2b , l 1 1 2 0 long p 0 1 0 1 0 lindsay 2b 0 0 0 2 0 totals 6 11 27 14 3 hill ■■■■■■■■■■■••■••■■•■■ «■- •"•••• «.«■■■■■«■•■.■■••«■■■■■•■■-■ m m ■ > - ■•«■■•*. •■«>•«•■•« seats now on sale at kurtz theatre box office for i panchita j ■ — presented by — ; i | mustard and cheese club j || kurtz theatre [ april 28 1924 i j curtain 8.30 j • j get your seats for panchita immediately at least you will take her to see panchita