Brown and White Vol. 3 no. 22

              football lehigh 6 lafayette 14 once more lehigh has fallen before her old foe — a record of two defeats in the same season from the eastonians the day like that two weeks ago was perfect for the spectators though a trifle warm for the players it was a very en thusiastic crowd that left here on the special train at 1 o'clock p m filling comfortably seven cars with a noisy mixture of students and townspeople at easton most made the journey from the station to the hill on foot but several took coaches one in particular was engaged by the 96 mechanicals who contributed a large quantity of the singing and cheering on the grounds the game was called at 2.18 o'clock lehigh taking the south goal and lafayette the ball g s ludlow of rutgers was umpire and gaston of wilkes-barre at tempted the task of referee how successful he was may be seen later play was opened by rine hart's kick to okeson on lehigh's 30 yard line he made 10 yards before he fell then barnard and gass were unable to gain and fitzgerald kicked 30 yards to strader who was downed as he caught by okeson worthington and sigman each made 10 but the next few plays only gained 2 and the ball went to lehigh before it could be put into play however gaston gave it back to his lafayette friends for no reason that anybody could see then bar clay made 3 yards boericke couldn't get through the line and senior got through on rinehart for a loss of 4 yards holderness caught strader's kick but the ball soon went back on downs on lafay ette's 40-yard line barclay gained 8 yards but van dujme got worthington for no gain and traf ton caught rinehart's short kick then barnard lost 2 yards and fitz kicked to sigman sigman muffed the ball inside the line and it rolled over gass falling on it just 25 yards from lafayette's goal gas ton made him give up the ball to lafayette but why nobody seemed to know after some argument captain trafton yielded and sig man made 4 yards by bucking the line rinehart and barclay made 5 and 10 yards respectively by the same process but the latter muffed the ball to lehigh this again displeased gaston and he returned the ball to lafayette the latter then by steady line-bucking carried the ball up 50 yards to our goal and pushed sigman over for the first touchdown time 21 minutes of actual play the goal was beautifully blocked by keys and score stood 4-0 sigman caught fitzgerald's kick and brought the ball out to their 25-yard line before he dropped on the next three downs worthington lehigh university south bethlehem pa november 25 1895 no 22 the brown and white vol 111 calendar tuesday nov 26 — c e section engineering society physical laboratory at 7.30 p m meeting of mathematical club at 7 p m architectural lecture cen tral high school hall 8 p m banjo club rehearsal eagle hotel 7 p m electrical engineering s ciety physical laboratory at 7 p m wednesday nov 27 — college closes for thanksgiving va cation thursday nov 28 — football game with the baltimore athletic club baltimore ««> . notices there will be a meeting of the electrical engineering society to morrow evening at 7 o'clock at the physical laboratory blickens derfer 97 will read a paper on the theory use and method of handling galvanometers this will be fol lowed by a paper on the suspensions and the methods of coating mirrors for galvanometers by weideman 96 this will be the last regular meeting this term and a large at tendance is expected ther<f will be a regular meeting of the m e section in the exami nation hall of the phj^sical labora tory monday evening dec 2 at 7.15 a paper will be read by e e taylor on the willans engine and a short review of the scranton trip by e s cunningham the meeting night has been changed from wednesday to monday for the special benefit of the juniors and it is hoped that a large num ber will attend chairman the final meeting for this term will be held tuesday evening nov 26 in the physical laboratory at 7 o'clock mr hesse ' 94 will read a paper on the " group theory this is of fundamental importance in geometry algebra and differential equations it is by means of the " group theory " that we demon strate the impossibility of the solu tion of algebraic equations above the fourth degree mr hesse will present the first principles of the " group theory '* and their application to the solu tion of equations president «. c p turner 94 has left the 1 general electric company sehenec tady and has accepted the position of superintendent of the courter electric company cobleskill ist v w k dunbar ex-'97 has a position with the american water works and guarantee company pittsburg c h miller 90 was in town on friday seeing old friends the succeding downs failed in their purpose and it was lehigh's ball on downs okeson lost 5 yards on a double pass that didn't work and van lost 3by off-side work on the next play they tried it again and lehigh was given 5 yards as a penalty once more they inter fered and again lehigh got 5 yards worthington was laid out but went back and then rinehart rested for 3 minutes while his arm was rubbed the ball went to lafayette on downs but several mass plays failed and it went back to lehigh here while the ball was not in play rinehart savagely tackled holderness and threw him viciously ; though badly shaken up he resumed okeson made no gain and fitzgerald punted to sigman for 40 yards wal bridge sigman rinehart and boericke took turns banging the line but it was useless this time and the ball came back on a fumble by walbridge then fitz dropped back for a kick and senior started around right end this made a beautiful hole for van duyne and he got through it for 90 yards and a touchdown from which fitz kicked an easy goal time 20 minutes of play score 14-6 holderness caught rinehart's kick and made 25 yards then okeson made 4 and the next play 2 fitz punted 50 yards to sig man who again tried the touch-in trick and again fell soon after lehigh got the ball on downs and were granted 5 yards tor off-side play but they were unable to gain and it went again to the enemy by a succession of mass plays 17 yards were slowly placed to lafay ette's credit but it came back to lehigh once more where it was immediately fumbled and lost lafayette made 6 yards in a mass play and in the scrimmage gun solus was hurt in an altercation with rinehart and being unable to continue his place was taken by hale then walbridge made 86 yards through the line but time was called and the game closed with the ball half way up lehigh's territory thus ended the second and last lehigh-lafayette game of the season the teams lined up as follows lehigh lafayette okeson l e r e spier senior l t r t wiedenmayer trafton l g r gr rinehart keys c jones baldwin r g l g rowland gunsolus hale . r t l t boericke gass r e l e worthington holderness q b strader barnard l.8.,r.8 zeiser walbridge vanduyne r 8 l b barclay fitzgerald f b sigman referee edward gaston wilkes-barre chas millard orange a c umpire g s ludlow rutgers • linesman a l saltzman lehigh ♦ the election of historian of the freshman class resulted in middle dith being elected godshall 93 and godshalk 95 are in partnership in an iron min ing concern at seisholtzville pa and zeiser made no gains through the line and okeson dropped bine hart for 5 yards then kinehart kicked to holderness who fumbled to gass trafton made 10 around spier's end but lafayette got the ball soon after for a fumble row land who is still in the game though very much out of college made 4 yards and jones 5 fumbling the ball to lehigh at this juncture millard of or ange arrived and his appearance on the field was greeted with cheers from both bleachers as he is a college man and a football player himself and a gentlemanly and impartial judge on disputed questions he gave the ball to lehigh and fitz punted to sigman the ball soon came back to lehigh on downs and fitz kicked again sigman catching and gaining 85 yards before he fell ' steady gains by lafayette then made some 20 yards when barclay squirmed through the line and made 40 yards for a touchdown from which bine hart kicked an easy goal ; time of actual play from last scoring 15 minutes ; score 10-0 fitz's kick was caught by bar clay who made 2 yards then kinehart made 40 yards but lost the ball to lehigh holderness get ting it fitz kicked outside to sigman who touched the ball in and tried to run but was caught for no gain at all by trafton and after a few slight gains by lafay ette time was called for the first half the second half opened at 3.25 the only change being walbridge for zeiser right half back on the lafayette team sigman caught fitzgerald's kick on the 10-yard line and made 5 before he came to earth then walbridge made 25 yards but was sent back for open holding in the interference and the ball given to lehigh the next plays resulted only in losses and the ball went back to lafayette then barclay got through again and made a clean run of 80 yards for a touchdown from which rine hard narrowly missed goal time s minutes score 14-0 fitzgerald kicked over the side for 30 yards barclay made 8 yards but wiedenmayer was dis appointed and soon after rinehard kicked to holderness he returned the favor and the exchange resul ted in a loss of 15 yards for lafa yette then walbridge made 5 yards but lehigh got the ball for off-side work fitzgerald tried a drop but it fell short and it was lafayette's ball on her 5-yard line strader made 5 yards and they got 10 more for fooling in the line here senior was hurt but went back walbridge made 18 yards and rinehart made 25 being dropped by a fine tackle by hold erness who overtook him and palled him down beautifully then barclay made a showy run the width of the field to be dropped by van duyne for loss of 1 yard