Brown and White Vol. 2 no. 66

              pour freshmen were arrested for swimming in the canal last thurs day to the enrichment of the bor ough treasury tickets for the june hop may be purchased from any of the committee harvard cornell and stevens cancelled their lacrosse games with toronto today toronto plays n y.u and on saturday crescents.for the second time captain thorne of the yale varsity football team has called out all candidates for quarter back for light spring practice at 1 athens greece there is pub lished weekly a four page news paper which is written in verse even to advertisements lacrosse lehigh 4 toronto 6 the cloudy sky offered a good opportunity for a championship la crosse game but the heavy atmo sphere made the playing yesterday very hot work the attendance was small and evinced little interest in the game the cheering being very faint the game itself was a skillful ex hibition of the most skillful of col lege games the toronto players exhibited their prettiest stick work and team play lehigh played as fine a team game especially among the defense as has been seen this year many points of interest were noticed in toronto's method of playing the game and it will not be surprising to see lehigh next year adopt a few of the more no ticeable ones the canadians played entirely for the ball and de pended very largely on skillful co operation among the men they kept the ball low throwing to catch near the ground — on a low bound — or on a forward run the man who received the ball was al ways uncovered and usually he re ceived it while running toronto was constantly moving but it was always well directed energy and although after receiv ing the ball the players ran very little when they did start they out sprinted the lehigh men lehigh worked with a will throughout and at times outplayed the canadians at their own game to some lehigh's ■ playing looked below par but it was entirely by contrast the home team were led in good work by mcdonald bartles bastress and baldwin while for the visitors captain burns cross white and kingstone probably excelled at 3.25 o'clock the ball was faced toronto opened in lively fashion and shot three times for goal in a few minutes finally kip obtained the ball and passed to crawford who was running in he tipped to bartles who neatly passed to baldwin then uncovered in front of goal a clean ground goal resulted after just 7 minutes of play toronto's turn to score came four minutes after the last goal burns received the ball on an easy tip and entirely uncovered he shot well while peaker checked bastress stick score : lehigh 1 toronto 1 toronto's fast running and very tricky team work earned the next point cross shot easily in front of goal after 17 minutes play the ball was taken dangerously near lehigh s goal again but mcdonald secured it and made a long pass to the toronto posts in an everybody's scrimmage kip succeeded in batting the ball through time 25 minutes score : lehigh 2 toronto 2 the next point scored was due lehigh university south bethlehem pa june 6 1895 no 66 the brown and white vol 11 calendar saturday june 8 — baseball brown at providence sunday june 9 — christian as sociation christmas hau 6.15 p m wednesday june 12 — baseball pennsylvania at philadelphia notices there will be an election on 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 manager baseball team baseball team dickerman 96 white 97 s baldwin 96 jackson 97 petrikin 96 dunbar 97 for lacrosse for asst manager manager lacrosse durham 96 mac 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 n p massey alumni and former non-gradu ate students of the lehigh uni versity desiring to attend the annual melting at the lehigh university south bethlehem pa r june 18 can procure special rates from philadelphia and from points on the lehigh valley railroad andi the central railroad of new jersey tickets can only be ob tained on written application to charles s lee general passenger agent lehigh valley eailroad company philadelphia pa or to h p baldwin general passenger agent central railroad company of new jersey,newyork city,n.y henry s drinker william d beatty duncan w patterson com on transportation sunday evening the l u c a meeting will be in charge of the seniors it will be the last meet ing of the term you are cordi ally invited to meet with us at 6.15 p m pkesident entirely to beautiful team work on the part of dick bartles and bald win the ball travelling quickly down the field through their sticks for a clean goal score : lehigh 3 toronto 2 time 39 minutes cross here distinguished himself by accurate passing and catching and also by refusing open shots a couple of times he shot swiftly but missed by narrow margins soon baldwin cleverly caught the ball about the middle of the field and passed it to coleman who ran in and tipped to bartles who in turn earned a pretty goal on quick time a minute after time was called score : lehigh 4 toronto 2 it was at the beginning of the second half that the toronto team showed its superiority the whistle no more than blew before cross made a hard try for goal which bastress stopped then peaker behind the posts passed to burns for a try but his aim was poor so to make another attempt peaker passed westman and he scored time 1 minute the next fourteen minutes of play was the best exhibition of lacrosse seen on the home grounds this season although it was somewhat one sided the ball being entirely in le high's territory the defense finally weakened after several un productive shots by toronto and once westman batted the ball through on a tip from peaker on the back line time 15 min utes score 4to 4 four minutes later uncovered cross sent toronto ahead one point cross again shot one of his hot liners a moment later but bas tress saved a goal by receiving the ball squarely in the chest after easier playing for some time captain burns finally scored the last point for the visitors through pretty stick work close to the posts and behind them score toronto 6 lehigh 4 time 33 minutes after this the toronto defense played hard and made long overhead throws thus thwarting the hard efforts of the lehigh at tack lehigh position toronto bastress goal jones fitzgerald point kingston murray cover point knowles dick capt first defense white enscoe second defense moss mcdonald third defense jackson crawford center , hendry kip third attack westman coleman second attack keith bartles first attack . burns capt h baldwin outside home cross boyer inside home peaker referee mr massey 95 umpire for toronto mr mchinnon for lehigh mr barber goals first half — baldwin 2 burns cross kip bartles ; secend half westman 2 cross burns time of game two 45-min ute halves the triennial reunion of the class of 92 will take place during commencement week it is ur gently requested that every 92 mart be on hand c m case sec and treas 57 chamber of commerce minneapolis minn mathematical club the final meeting of the mathe matical club for this term was held last monday evening when two interesting and instructive papers were read by instructors powell and evans mr powell in his paper showed that if a series of numbers be taken in arithmetical progression they can be placed under a similar series in geometrical progression so that any number in the arith metical progression will be the logarithm of the number immedi ately over it he explained that it was upon this principle that the slide rule was made the base to which it is referred is ten to illustrate the marking he had a rule about five feet long per mitting every one present to make all the readings after explaining the methods of multiplication division raising to a power and extracting roots he showed by several examples the ease with which all of these operations could be peformed on the slide rule he also stated that by means of such a rule he was able to check up in a few minutes reports that he was certain had taken the men several hours to complete the second paper by instructor evans on the " construction and use of calculating machines was introduced by a short historical sketch of the developement of such machines he said that it was generally thought among for eigners that everything americans did was in some way connected with the accumulation or making of money and that one was sing ularly impressed with this fact in looking up the history of the cal culating machines as the embryo of such a machine was neither more nor less than a cash register he had several sketches of cash registers and showed by numerous ilustrations the developement in to the existing calculating devices after fully illustrating the working of the machines he gave several examples of rapid calcula tions one problem was done on the machine in two and one half minutes that required four min utes hard work with logarithms the difference between the func tions of the calculating machine and slide rule is that while the former can be used for all expres sions involving addition subtrac tion multiplication division and raising to any power the latter like logarithmic tables cannot be used for addition and subtraction the papers were enjoyable and instructive and it is hoped to have them repeated at some more oppor tune time for the benefit of those who could not attend monday evening