Brown and White Vol. 2 no. 9

              tried to punt but it was blocked and okeson fell on the ball making the third touchdown 6 minutes after the second one fitzgerald failed to kick goal score le high 16 swarthmore 0 brooke kicked to fitzgerald who was tackled by sheel after gaining 10 yards barnard and gass each gained then barnard lost 10 and fitzgerald kicked 35 brooke caught but was tackled in his tracks by becerra swarthmore then tried hard to gain but lost on downs lehigh worked up to swarthmore's 12-yard line when time was called score lehigh 16 swarthmore 0 in the second half yates took best's place brooke kickud to fitzgerald gass gained 8 yards when swarthmore was given the ball tor offside play by okeson swarthmore gained 3 yards in three downs knauer could not gain the required two yards so the ball went to lehigh barnard and gass each make gains then a trick was tried the ball was passed to gass who started around the left end but gave the ball to barnard who made a beautiful run of 30 yards under saltzman's interfer ence small gains were then made by barnard and gass the ball was then passed to fitzgerald for a try for a goal from the field fn m ifee-w-y&td jljcgr he saccee uu and was cheered heartily for his good work time 5 minutes score lehigh 21 swarthmore 0 just 7 minutes later gass made a touchdown and fitzgerald kicked goal score : lehigh 27 swath omore 0 brooke tried twice to make a kick-off but each time the ball went over the side lines so lehigh was given the ball it then passed back and forth and finally ten minutes later thurston made the last touchdown fitzgerald kicked goal score : lehigh 33 swarth more 0 there were now two minutes left to play by short dashes le high got to swarthmore's 1-yard line when time was called the teams lined up as follows : tales le i clothier thurston l t schell trafton l g dark keys c lippincott be ccefa r g fause budd r t sims okeson r e curtis salfzman q b firth barnard l h knaus<r ga^s r h palmer fitzgerald p b brooke referee — heffelfinsjer umpire — smith linesman — w clothier first half 25 minutes second half 30 minutes touchdowns fitzgerald traftou soi gass and thurston goal from field fitzgerald goals fitzgerald 4 ■+. this year the management of the yale glee club lias offered two prizes of 25 each one for the best song and one cor the best words which may be presented twenty-one johns hopkins grad uates are on the faculty of the uni versity of chicago football lehigh 33 ; swarthmore o yesterday morning the weather was so unfavorable for a football game that manager johnson tele graphed swarthmore not to come but they had already started and as it cleared off about 11 o'clock the grounds were in a fair con dition when the game was called at 3.37 the threatening weather kept the crowd away only about two hundred people being present the cheering was consequently rather poor except at times when fitzgerald kicked a beautiful goal from the field and when bar nard made a run of thirty yards by means of a double pass it then seemed as though double that num ber were on the bleachers swarthmore won the toss and guarded the west goal lehigh taking the ball fitzgerald kicked to palmer who was downed with little gain swarthmore could not gain in three downs so brooke kicked to fitzgerald who fumbled and swarthmore got the ball again they could not gain and were com pelled to kick this time fitz gerald made a good catch gass barnard and thurston each made gains then barnard made jl~£4ui of 20 yards around tjjg end swartlnnore h(3h gotfrje"ball on a fumble firth fumbled twice los ing 20 yards brooke punted 40 yards to fitzgerald lehigh fumbled but gass fell on the ball fitzgerald kicked to palmer who was tackled by okeson before he could move swarthmore could not gain so kicked gass caught and made 5 yards steady gains were now made by trafton gass barnard budd fitzgerald and thurston until the ball was on s\varthmore ; s 10-yard line trafton then gained 6 yards and barnard 1 more fitzgerald dashed through centre for a touchdown after just 10 min utes play e'itzgerald kicked goal score lehigh 6 swarthmore 0 brooks made a place kick gass fumbled but picked the ball up and made 15 yards gass ran again and then fitzgerald kicked 15 yards lehigh got the ball on downs and worked it to swarth more's 10-yard line gass gained 2 yards through centre and thurs ton 1 traftop was pushed over the line for the second touchdown just 12 minutes after the first was made fitzgerald kicked goal score lehigh 12 swarthmore 0 brooke kicked to gass who 1 made 10 yards the ball was again taken to swarthmore's 10 yard line without once losing it thurston then gained 5 yards through centre kitzgcrald was given the ball and dived over the line but the ball was grabbed from him by a swarthmore man brooke brush club run the route taken by the brush club on saturday morning was from gymnasium across old lehigh bridge to the tow path up the tow path to the first lock over it and back to bethlehem by the old allentown road the runners were : eden 95 davenport 96 bernstein 96 baldwin 97 war ing 97 and kneas 98 communication to hie kditors of tli brown and white while the engineering society is looking into the question of res urrecting the lehigh quarterly communications from those who have been familiar with the matter in the past may not be out of place a journal ofthequarterly's char acter should find sufficient support among the students and alumni of the university to easily pay for the expense of publication the need of such a publication is strongly felt though perhaps not apprecia ted and there is probably not a technical college of the size in the country which has not one of a similar character in which mem bers of the faculty alumni and students can publish papers of in terest and value if conducted in a business like manner there is no reason why it should not pay the excellent board of 93 93 were enabled to paj something on the old debt and it was only the inexcusable careless ness of the business management of 92 that swamped the journal an examination of the numbers for that year show that if all bills had been collected the advertising alone would have been sufficient to pay the entire expense of publication as i<?j dusbgqts 31 8 t3i6oft€u to responsible positions with no rec ommendation except their popular ity or by selfish combinations just so long will college organizations be in financial trouble and will be badly run they should be required to keep complete accounts and ren der a report at each meeting of the society if the duties require considerable time they should be remunerated from any profits the rest going to the treasury for a contingent fund the editors could be appointed either by the society or the faculty the chemical society should be represented as well and who knows but that s.uch a plan might result in reviving that long comatose body ? co-operation should be sought with the faculty and the technical processors should be asked to con stitute an advisory board noth ing would tend more to the success of the movement financially such a publication would have nothing in common with the old quarterly except the character of its contributions and i do not see why they should saddle themselves with the debt of several hundred dollars incurred by a different management it only needs a sound backing and energetic start to put the quarterly on a perma nent basis alumnus + gray of harvard had his leg broken in the game with andover yule won first place in both sin gles and doubles in the recent inter collegiate tennis matches vol 11 no 9 south bethlehem fa october 11 1894 lehigh university calendar thursday oct 11 — founder's day exercises 10.30 a m chapel cane spree 2 p m ath letic grounds friday out 12 classical club 315 p m dr hyde's office founder's day hop 9 p m gymnasium saturday oct h>.-—re-examina tion in entrance geometry and freshman trigonometry 8.30 a m physical labora tory football lehigh vs yale at new haven sunday oct 14 christian associ ation christmas hall 6.30 p m tuesday oct 16 — meeting of st andrews brotherhood 7.30 p m wednesday oct 17 — agora meet ing 2 p m christ-mas hall notices meeting of the brush club in the gymnasium on saturday oct 13 at 10 o'clock plans for having prize runs will be discussed and everybody is urged to come president all the communicants among ib£~.£tu.d&d,ts of the university — without refefeaoe to churchjjffilia tion are earnestly requested to meet the chaplain in an informal conference at christmas hall on sunday afternoon oct 14 at 2 o'clock the brown and white the college meeting at the college meeting held yes terday at which poultney 95 pre sided the committee of five ap pointed in june reported that the students of the lehigh univer sity pledged themselves to abstain from fraud in recitations and ex aminations and to take proper measures to prevent any infringe ment of this resolution barman 95 moved that this res olution be accepted after con siderable discussion baker 95 moved that the last clause be strick en from the resolution this was passed in view of the fact that the old constitution depended largely upon the passage of the last clause no definite action could be taken after considerable discussion the meeting adjourned