Brown and White Vol. 6 no. 48

              lehigh 5 allentown 11 lehigh played a practice game with the allentown league team at rittersville yesterday afternoon up through the sixth inning the game was close and interesting but then three bases on balls and a couple of timely hits put allen town well in the lead lehigh played well with the exception of a little laxity at times the men hit well and opportunely hardly a safe hit being wasted so nicely were they bunched car man's three bagger in the sixth bringing in two men was a feature of the game the allentown team fielded well and batted strongly their great superiority lay in their ability to take quick advantage of their opponent's misplays the game was one which served well for practice and we think no harm would come from playing a game frequently with allentown their team seems to be composed of a nice gentelmanly lot of ball play ers rather different from the ordi nary type of professionals the detailed score follows : score by innings lehigh 1 0000400 o—s allentown 10 10 224 1 11 earned runs — lehigh 3 allentown 2 left on bases — lehigh 4 allentown 0 stolen bases — allentown 6 two base hits carman joe delehanty three base hit — carman bases on balls off rodney 4 off stimmel 1 hit byball by rodney 2 struck out by stimmel 3 by keener 2 by boyle 5 umpire west lacrosse lehigh 11 harvard 0 the second lacrosse game of the season was played on lehigh field wednesday afternoon between harvard and the home team and resulted in an easy victory for the latter lehigh showed a decided improvement in form over that of saturday's game and the new men on the team played like veterans completely outclassing harvard in both offensive and defensive work harvard's playing was largely on the defensive and of the half dozen trials at goal each one failed abbott scored the first goal for lehigh on a pretty pass from mar tin two minutes after the ball was put in play a moment later mar tin took the ball on a tip from digby and shot the second goal thereafter some pretty ragged work was followed by some very neat passes on the part of young and martin digby took the ball and sent it into the net for a third score martin scored the fourth goal after some unusually pretty team work on the part of lehigh's attack and two more goals were scored in the first half by abbott and martin respectively in the second half harvard braced up considerably but the playing although energetic was somewhat on the shinny order for a time then both teams steadied down and goals were scored by abbott 2 martin 2 and digby the lineup of the teams was as follows : harvard position lehigh macdouald goal starkey mortland point worthington kutschner cover point symington whitmore ist defense maeder chadboum 2d " dortch hyde 3d " . . rittenhouse breed centre gummere(capt howard ist attack rovelo smith 2d " abbott taylor capt 3rd " young nichols outside " digby mceuigott inside " martin referee w w co'emau 95 judges capriles and newton timekeeper chamberlain time of halves — 25 and 30 minutes ' time of game one and one-half hours goals by abbott 4 martin s digby 2 sophomore class meet ing at the meeting of the sopho more class held tuesday the fol lowing calculus cremation com mittee was elected armstrong gearhart girdler harlernan menough symingon underbill whitridge wilson notices economic society the regular meeting of the economic society will be held in saucon hall on tuesday evening at 7.15 o'clock civil engineering society there will be a meeting of the civil engineering society on fri day evening at 7 o'clock in the physical laboratory the busi ness will be the election of officers sophomore cotillion the sophomore cotillion club will give their second dance at the eagle hotei on friday evening at 8 o'clock football there will be a light football practice on saturday morning on the athletic field all candidates for next year's team should come out captain baseball the second baseball game on the home grounds will be played with dickinson on saturday at 3 o'clock . « improvement at the prep about a week ago mr h a foering principal of the lehigh preparatory school bought a block of ground containing four and one-half acres situated along the allentown pike about half a mile from the school it is to be utilized at once for athletic pur poses and baseball grounds and a foot ball field will be laid out under mr foering's efficient man agement the school has grown rap idly in numbers it being many years since it has had so many students the mandolin club practice ais 8 p m tomorrow night at the twelfth annual exhibition of the chicago architectural club held last week at the chicago art institute the college of architect ure had an exhibit of some twenty drawings the regular undergradu ate work pettinos-chapman a very pretty and fashionable wedding was solemnized on wed nesday afternoon in the trinity episcopal church bethlehem when charles edward pettinos ex-'96 was married to miss joy madeline chapman after the wed ding and reception the newly mar ried couple left for new york on their wedding tour,from which place their trip will extend to the south pettinos will be remembered as leader of the mandolin club for several seasons he is associated with his brother g f pettinos m e 87 in the manufacture of foundry facing tennis a meeting of the tennis club was held on thursday at 12:30 in the civil engineering drawing room the following officers were elected president van duyne 1900 vice president dod son 1900 secretary and treasurer huggins 900 committee on grounds van duyne eeese and mcknight the three courts are being rapidly put into shape so that playing on them can be begun at once the members are urged to pay up their dues one dollar immediately the class races held at harvard last week were won by 00 99 coming in a close second lehigh university south bethlehem pa friday april 21 18.99 vol vi the brown and white calendar friday april 21 — at 7 p m meeting of the civil engineer ing society in the physical laboratory at 8 p m sophomore cotillion at the eagle hotel bethlehem saturday april 22 — at 3 p m lehigh vs dickinson on le high field at 8 p m the gutta percha girl by the mustard and cheese dramatic associa tion in fountain hill opera house at 10.30 a m football practice on the athletic field sunday april 23 — at 6.15 p m meeting of the christian asso ciation in christmas hall tuesday april 25 — at 7.15 p m meeting of the economic society in saucon hall wednesday april 26 — at 3 p m lacrosse swathmore vs le high on the athletic field the gutta percha girl the last two days of this week will be gala days for lehigh and the attractions at that time will be sufficient to bring to bethlehem a number of out-of-town alumni and friends as well as friends and rela tives of the college men the sophomore cotillion dance at the eagle hotel on friday evening the baseball game between dickinson and lehigh on lehigh field on saturday afternoon and the mus tard and cheese play at the foun tain hill opera house on saturday evening will afford ample amuse ment and pleasure for those who care to see lehigh and know of her doings in society athletics and dramatics the mustard and cheese's play will be its twelfth annual performance and bids fair to surpass anything in the line of farce comedy ever undertaken by the club the gutta percha girl is a bright three-act farce corned v from the pen of the well known dramatist sydney grundy author of several new york successes of recent date much time has been spent in rehearsing and for the past three months the cast has been working diligently under the direction of the professional coach mr e c chamberlin of mr chas coghlan's company the production is fast attaining that smoothness and finish that has al ways characterized the work of the mustard and cheese as against most amateur exhibitions the cos tumes which are all new have been designed by miller of phila delphia and the music under the direction of mr g h wood 99 will be the feature of the program the sale of seats has been large up to the present writing and it is probable that the vacant seats will be scarce the management hope to make a special feature of the gallery seats by having them occu pied by an enthusiastic crowd of undergraduates in previous years it has been customary for a show ing of college spirit to be evident at the performances of the club and it is hoped that this year will be no exception to the rule a few good seats may be had at huff's and jacob vs baseball no 48 3 omeroy 3b 1 3 grace ss 2 barman c 1 r grace lb 1 if 0 sailey if 0 fames cf 0 arsons rf 0 lodney p 0 lollingsworth 2d 0 l l 2 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 12 0 2 1 0 2 5 a 4 5 0 0 0 0 1 0 6 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 totals 5 7 24 16 4 illentown r tfccormick 3b 3 lenry cf 1 toe delehanty.rf 2 ate if 1 ?. delehanty,2b 0 tfclntyre lb 2 dcmanus c 2 r delehanty,ss 0 jtimmel p 0 cenna p 0 joyle p 0 h 2 2 2 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 o 1 0 0 3 4 7 12 0 0 0 0 a 2 0 0 0 2 0 1 1 0 1 0 e 0 0 0 0 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