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              which ilollingsworth fielded quick ly enough to throw the ursinns man out at first our team showed up weak in batting the fielding was prob ably as good as could be expected on a chilly day james and par sons excelled in fielding and e grace and heed in batting e grace hitting safely four times the detailed score follows : earned runs lehigu 2 two-base hit james home run e grace stolen bases — e grace james parsons 3 kugler 1 struck out by kelly 1 by white 5 by willis 5 bases on balls kelly 1 ; white 4 willis 5 passed balls mccullough 2 time of game 2 hours umpire—fred erick wettlaufer calendar tuesday april 11 at 12.30 p.m sophomore class meeting in physical laboratory at 3.45 p m junior me chanicals leave for a shop visit to new york at 7.15 p m meeting of the economic society in saucon hall j wednesday april 12 at 12.30 p m senior class meeting in saucon hall at 7 p m mandolin prac tice at the psi u house thursday april 13 — at 7 r m meeting of the mathematical club in professor thornburg's lecture room friday april 14 — baseball le high vs manhattan at new york at 4 o'clock choir practice saturday april 15 — at 9.80 a.m college lecture by mr john sterling deans chief engineer of the phoenix bridge com pany on " experiences and lessons from the life of a bridge engineer " a 3 p m lacrosse lehigh vs the college of the city of new york on le'high field baseball lehigh vs yale at new haven at 8 p m gymnasium exhibition sunday april 16 — a 6.15 p m meeting of christian associ ation in saucon hall amateur theatricals by local talent the annual benefit for the chil dren's home was given in the fountain hill opera house on sat urday evening and proved a great success a large and enthusiastic crowd was in attendance who showed their appreciation of the work of the members of the cast by loud and frequent applause much credit is due to mr j w thurston 96 for the proficient way in which he coachet the cast and managed the performance in addition to taking part in both plays it is noticeable that all the male parts were filled by mustard and cheese men the two pieces were produced wholly by local talent and the long list of patron esses contains the names of the most prominent persons in the bethlehems the program was as follows : " poor pillicoddy mr pillicoddy mr w w coleman capt o'scuttle mr j w thurston . mrs pillicoddy miss ferriday mrs o'scuttle miss frazier sarah blunt mrs w w thurston . dramatis personal a husband to order dramatis personab baron cle beaupre..mr robt luckenbach pierre marceau mr j w thurstcm anatole latour mr gtorge lehman phillipeau mr w t white servant , mr hanscom josephine baron's niece miss julia mitchell elsie baron's ward miss nancy allen madame phillipeau mrs w.w thurston maid miss sarah chandler senior elections the senior elections for class and university day officers will take place on wednesday between 9.30 and 11.30 a m to be eli gible to vote each member must pay at least six dollars class dues the following are the nominations for class day committee five of whom are to be elected : ilorner gummere converse jackson wood farnham meaker alled eeid v 11 wilcox palmer bradenbaugh the following are the nominations for university day orators four of whom are to be chosen : grace j.w steckel capriles allen bailey meaker benedict each member should pay up his dues and vote for it is time for this committee to be at work tau beta pi on monday evening the follow ing members of the junior class were initiated into the tau beta pi : george w barrager thomas bell john f benson joseph w burke j wm fletcher john fuller louis ortner arthur kose parsons john n keeseand joseph s shultz notices senior class meeting there will be a meeting of the senior class immediately after professor stewardson's lecture in saucon hall on wednesday morn ing president the economic society the economic society will hold its regular meeting on tuesday evening at 7.15 o'clock in saucon hall professor stewart wil speak upon engineering objections to the trans continental canal political economy all those who are deficient in political economy are requested to see me as soon as possible in re gard to their re-examination professor stewart 1901 class meeting there will be an important meeting of the class of 1901 on tuesday morning immediately after professor franklin's lecture president mandolin club lacrosse owing to the late election of the lacrosse manager the schedule for this year has been greatly delayed but the following is made public : this year lehigh will not play the crescent athletic club and although efforts have been made to arrange games with cornell and hobart it was found impossible to get games with these teams the schedule is liable to some changes which changes will be reported as they occur saturday april 15 — college of the city of new york at south bethlehem wednesday april 19 — harvard at south bethlehem wednesday may 3 — swarth more at south bethlehem saturday may 13 — hopkins at south bethlehem saturday may 20 — stevens at iloboken saturday may 27 toronto at south bethlehem tuesday may 30 — columbia at bergen point n j monday june 12 — alumni at south bethlehem on saturday johns hopkins beat columbia university in la crosse by a score of 9 goals to 1 hopkins played but five of the members of her last year's team in this game namely mclnnes fitzgerald abercrombie maddren and guggenheimer baseball lehigh 8 ursinus 2 the first game played at home this season was the one against ursinus on the athletic field sat urday the weather was rather disagreeable and the attendance was consequently small the game itself was slow and uninteresting the score never being close and neither the fielding nor the batting being especially good the chief features were the home run hit by e grace in the first inning and the brilliant running catch by james of an apparent two-bagger in the fourth lehigh lost a good.many scores by the practicing to a large extent of base running signals to an observer there was no apparent reason for such continued attempts at stealing bases but it is only by such methods that team work can be developed and it made no dif ference to the coach and captain whether the sco~e on saturday was large or small lehigh scored two runs in the first inning pomeroy was given a base on balls and e grace who followed him made a long drive over the right field fence scoring pomeroy and himself carman and j grace went out eeed reached first on an error but was left there when james ihed out to centre field in the third inning three more runs were scored in the following manner white went out on a grounder to second base ; parsons was hit and went to first ; kelly made the second out by a sacrifice to first base pomeroy was again given a base on balls and stole second just as parsons stole third parsons scored on a passed ball and pomeroy got to third on an error by the third baseman e grace drove a single into deep center bringing pomeroy home hs stole second base and came home on a wild throw to third base carman got his base on balls but was put out in an ineffectual attempt to steal second lehigh scored one in the fourth on three singles and two in the seventh on three singles and a long ursinus only runs were made in the fifth after two men were out yeakle made a hit but was caught napping between first and second and was put out by e grace caldwell went out on an easy one to kelly willis got to first base by a bad throw of e grace's to first trook was given a base on balls and mccullough hit to centre james fumbled a ground ball and willis scored trook going to third ilouck singled bringing in mccullough but got no farther than first as krugler was thrown out on an easy one to parsons white went in after this inning and ursinus was unable to hit him safely the only apparent hit made was a hot one to right fiel the annual spring tennis tourna ment at harvard will be held about the middle of may there will be a regular mandolin club rehearsal on wednesday eve ning at the phi u house at 7 o'clock sharp leader the yale club'of new york has instituted the scheme of aiding yale graduates in receiving posi tions in that city the brown and white lehigh university south bethlehem pa tuesday april 11 1899 vol vi isto 45 j-.aiij.uii x n j a £*■ pomeroy 3b 2 e grace ss 3 barmen c 1 j grace lb 0 reed if 0 james cf 0 white rf p 0 parsous 2b 2 kelly p 0 hollingsworth rf ... 0 1 4 1 0 2 1 0 1 0 0 0 2 6 11 3 2 1 1 0 1 2 2 0 1 0 0 1 4 3 1 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 totals 8 10 27 14 ursinus r h o a b prook ss 1 mccullough c 0 houck 2b 0 kuzler 3t 0 lyocheuderfer 53 . . . . 0 thomas rf 0 feakle if 0 galdwell lb 0 kelly rf 0 willis p 1 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 5 3 2 3 1 0 7 0 0 4 3 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 totals 2 score by innings lehigh 2 3 0 1 5 0 24 0 2 14 0 4 0-8 ttveinns 0 o f u — z