Brown and White Vol. 2 no. 67

              out lowney was given his base on balls fultz singled scoring lowney brady hit to bowie and was safe on the fumble willard struck out lehigh scored again in this inning senior went out on a fly to centre bowie knocked out a two bagger and scored imme diately after on a double by whit moyer thompson went out on a fly to centre and gannon hit to second and was thrown out at first in the seventh both sides failed to score in the eighth brown was again easily retired while lehigh added another run petrikin made a hit and stole second senior went out on a fly to centre and petrikin scored on the out bowie made a double but was caught at third in the attempt to stretch it into a three bagger whitmoyer singled and thompson went out on a fly to left in the ninth brown added four more runs to her score on a combi nation of hits and errors while lehigh was unable to score in her half following is the score : score by innings : lehigh 0 0 0 0 11 0 1 o—3 brown 3 0 0 0 5 2 0 0 4—14 earned runs lehigh 3 ; two-base hits gannon lander lukens bowie whit moyer three-base hits fultz double plays donovan to bustard ; struck out by nevins 6 base on balls by nevihs 4 passed balls g-oss 2 time of game 2 hours umpire mr burns there will be a college meeting tuesday morning at 8.30 o'clock in christmas hall for the purpose of electing an athletic representa tive-at-large from the college j l poultney by all except a favored few the table of contents is more elaborate than usual and occupies a place in the front of the book which is a commendable change then come the classes and their " histories followed by the fraternity roll which adds a new cut to its already long list the statistics are more elaborate than ever a feature of interest being the scores of all athletic games from their incep tion at lehigh down to the present day in literary and artistic merit the 96 epitome may confidently court comparison with any of its predecessors there has never been an epitome in which the drawings were so numerous and meritorious noteworthy among the cuts are the little sketch on page 175 the agora and mathe matical club headings the picture at the finis and the beardsleyesque drawings scattered through the book one of the best and most suggestive things is the cartoon on page 209 it is to be hoped that the press club will come back in the autumn endowed with new life and turn the handle of that lever in the right direction there is a wealth of literary matter — greater in quantity and better in quality than in most preceding epitomes the last voyage of columbus n on page 212 with its amusing illustrations gives us laughable adventure in a clever caricature of longfellow's style among the many short poetical effusions the eecord of the bough is original and well expressed the prose of the book is breezy and interesting — notably the banjo club rehearsal and a junior's memories all in all the epitome reflects great credit on the men who have made it and the university should show its appreciation of their efforts an appreciative sketch of dr coppe'e is contributed by bishop nelson and one by the editors of dr drown whose portrait adorns the initial page of the volume asst treas all of the collectors for athletic dues will please hand their books to j w thurston before tuesday evening at 6 o'clock the 96 epitome will be on sale from today until commencement is over at packer hall or the supply bureau secretary there will be a meeting of trie chess club in christmas hall at 12.30 on tuesday to nominate officers for next year the seniors are requested to pay up their subscriptions for the senior banquet to be held at the sun inn thursday june 13 as soon as pos sible to anyone of the committee price 5 the committee the committe in charge of the room in christmas hall have for some time discussed the subject of decorations they have decided that pictures of the musical organi zations and pictures of the board of editors of the college publica tions would make appropriate de corations hence this collection which may be added to from year to year will be started immediately a few pennants for the same purpose have been placed in the hands of the committee this has suggested the idea that some of the seniors may have lehigh flags which they which they would like to add to this collection any such decorations may be left in the care of hall 96 the committee f 96 epitome at last the epitome has made its appearance — a book of some two hundred and eighty pages in a tasteful covering of brown and silver it is the epitome not only of the past year of college life but of the earnest efforts and bright minds of men whose only incen tive to toil has been love of their class and college as stated in the preface it has been the policy of the editors not to branch out widely in any new directions but rather to enlarge and improve upon the lines that have already served so well one change cannot be too highly praised — the elimination of cruel personalities the book is well printed on good paper and gives evidence of careful proof revision the dedication is witty and origi nal and will be appreciated fully baseball lehigh 3 ; brown 14 lehigh put up a miserable game in the field against brown at prov idence on saturday and as a con sequence was beaten very badly of the fourteen runs that brown made none were earned which shows what kind of support our pitcher received brown on the contrary played an errorless game lehigh was stronger at the bat than the home team for lehigh nevins led the batting with four hits while in the field lukens and petriken played a good game the game began at 3 o'clock with brown at the bat donovan led off with a single and stole second bustard went out on a fly to petri kin lander fouled out to goss lowney knocked out a fly to gan non which he dropped and dono van scored fultz then came up with a three-bagger to left centre scoring lowney and scored himself a minute later on a passed ball by goss brady struck out for lehigh goss hit an easy one to pitcher and was thrown out at first lukens made a double pet rikin went out on foul to dunn senior made a hit bowie then came to the bat but the best he could do was to foul out to bustard in the second brown was retired in order as was lehigh in the third the home team was retired without scoring for le high nevins made a hit goss hit a hard liner to donovan who threw to first catching neyins thus mak ing a double play lukens fouled out to dunn in the fourth brown was again retired without being able to score for lehigh petrikin made a hit senior was out on a fly to centre bowie hit to short forcing petrikm at second and whitmoyer in turn forced bowie at second in the fifth lehigh practically went to pieces dunn was given his base on balls and donovan hit to nevins who fumbled the ball bustard made a hit scoring dunn lander hit to thompson who threw too late to catch bustard at second lowney made a hit scoring bus tard fultz hit to bowie who fumbled and lander scored brady went out on fly to bowie willard hit scoring lowney lang was re tired on strikes and dunn ended the inning by flying out to gan non in her half lehigh got her first run after thompson had gone out on a fly to lefr gannon made a pretty two bagger nevins followed with a single scoring gannon goss went to first on balls but lukens forced him at sec ond petrikin was out on a fly to short in the sixth donovan made a hit and went to second on a passed ball bustard went out on a fly to thompson lander flew out to gannon and donovan scored on the lehigh university south bethlehem pa june 10 1895 the brown and white 67 vol 11 calendar tuesday june 11 — college meet ing christmas hall 8.80 a m 97 class meeting christ mas hall 12.80 p m wednesday june 12 — baseball pennsylvania at philadelphia notices in reference to advertising for next year the brown amid white will make this induce ment to its subscribers : for all advertisements obtained ft»r the brown and white by subscribers outside of new yorlc philadelphia allentown and she bethlehems 15 per cent will be given to the ones obtaining them there will be an election oq wednesday june 12 for the pur pose of electing managers and as sistant managers of the lacrosse and baseball teams for 1896 the-'elec tion will be held in the janitor's room in packer hall the follow ing is a list of nominees : for manager of for asst manages baseball team : baseball team :. dickerman 96 white 97 s baldwin 96 jackson 97 petrikin 96 dunbar j 97 for lacrosse for asst manager • manager : lacrosse : durham 96 mao knight 97 mason 96 h l bell 97 kline 96 dunnells 97 polls will be open from 10.30 a m to 12.30 p m none but those who have paid their athletic dues will be allowed to vote n p massey a special meeting of the sopho more class will be held in christ mas hall on tuesday at 12.30 to elect next year's athletic repre sentative white pres at bat k toss c 5 0 jukens cf 4 0 etrikin 2b 4 1 ienior lb 4 0 jowie ss 4 1 vhitmoyer if 4 0 thompson 3b ... 4 0 rannon rf 4 1 itevins p 4 0 h 0 1 2 1 2 2 0 1 4 o 8 2 3 4 1 2 4 3 0 a 1 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 2 e 0 0 0 0 2 1 2 1 2 totals 37 3 13 27 6 8 brows at bat r onovan 2b 6 4 ustard lb 6 1 zander ss 6 1 jowney 3b 4 2 i'ultz cf 5 2 jrady p 5 1 lillard if 3 1 jong rf 5 1 unn c 4 1 h 2 2 1 1 3 0 1 1 0 o 5 6 4 1 5 0 8 0 3 a 4 0 2 0 1 1 0 0 0 e 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0