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notice the class of 90 will hold its fif teen-year reunion there have been an unusually large number sr'gnify their intention of being piesent and it is proposed to hold a banquet at the eagle the 1907 calculus cremation committee wishes to announce that any song accepted by the commit tee will be paid for all song writers are asked to hand in their contributions to some member of the committee on or before wed nesday may 24 juniors notice the junior caucus will be held sunday afternoon at the kappa alpha lodge at 2.30 p m it is very important that a full represen tation be present mustard and cheese banquet the annual banquet of the mus tard and cheese will be held friday evening may iej at the hotel hunt ingdon eastoa the 7.30 car for easton will be taken at broad and new streets members of the cast land chorus are eligible those who intend going should give their names either to marshall 07 or one of the officers of the club lacrosse election at a meeting of the lacrosse team wednesday afternoon j r carlock 07 was elected captain for 1906 macfarlane barth and daniels were nominated for the po sition of assistant manager princeton 12 — lehigh 3 the base ball team was defeated by princeton at princeton wednes day afternoon by the score of 12-3 the field was 111 very slippery con dition owing to the recent rains and fast work was impossible le h'gh's team lu;d not fully recovered from the effects of the northern trip and was unable to put up a snappy game gray princeton's freshman pitcher was rather effec tive and although seven hits were made off of him they were well scattered lehigh's three runs were due mainly to errors in the second inning cullen drove out a three-bagger and scored when cooney threw wild to third in the third root singled and made second on mclean's fumble of snyder's giounder bard's error allowed both root and snyder to score princeton scored two runs in the second and two in the fourth through lehigh's errors in the fifth they scored three on two safe hits followed by forsvthe's homer to deep centre in the eighth five more runs were added on hits aided by lehigh's errors the score : two-bast hit reid three-base hit cullen home run forsythe bases on balls off gray 5 off wiley 4 struck out by wiley 5 , by gray 6 double play heim tc wells hit by pitched ball cooney passed balls cooney mcmurtrie umpire mr homer time 1.30 mr and mrs e flody kizer of towanda have issued invitations to the marriage of their daughter miss maude kizer to samuel t harleman or a very successful tea was held in the psychological laboratory on wednesday afternoon about a hundred guests were present and cartook of the kind hospitality of mr davis and his friends the laboratory was very taste fully decorated with laurel dog wood and other spring flowers apparatus from the several depart ments related to psychological re search were on exhibition which illustrated very beautifully many physical as well as psychological phenomena the color discs and electrical apparatus were especially interesting as svell as instructive c w brown a m has ac cepted an instructorship at brown university from which he gradu ated and will not retrun to lehigh next fall mr brown has been act ing in the capacity of instructor in geology psychological tea election of officers the mining and geological so ciety met wednesday evening in williams hall for the last time this year after a short business meeting in which the treasurer's i port was read and approved an election of officers for the ensuing year was held this election re sulted as follows : pres w h grady 06 vice-pres w h roberts 06 sec t b carlock 07 treas l d moore 07 several short talks were given b the officers and several of the members upon the affairs of the so ciety these were followed by the talks prepared for the evening prof eckfeldt who hael intended to speak upon diamonds was un able to attend on account of illness langdon gave an interesting talk 651 mining through quicksand in which he explained some of the difficulties encountered and meth ods of surmounting them evans read a paper upon the philippine mining law with ref erence to what constitute the differ ent classes of mineral land the methods of locating claims the amount of yearly improvement on property required applications for claimc 1 aim patents and mill sites ere after a brief discussion of the society's plans for the ensuing year the meeting adjourned e m society review of season the lacrosse season for 1905 just closed while not exactly one tri umphant march was nevertheless creditable of the seven games played lehigh won three scoring 33 points to her opponents 25 the first game of ihe year was with the ttam of the college of the city of new york and the visitors were defeated easily by the score of 9 to o in the second contest lehigh kept up the good work and won from cornell by six goals to two ihe bright hopes that at last we had gotten a championship team were rudely shaken when on the af ternoon of april 15 a raw jold wind and an unkind fate conspired to assist pennsylvania in beating us t two goal to one the fourth game,the contest with columbia saw a decided improve ment as lehigh won by a score of q to 3 and in addition tried out a number of new men lehigh s championship aspira tions received their , first decisive check when johns hopkins was met at baltimore on april 29 our men played good lacrosse fully on a par with that of their opponents but the record of the score is 4 to 3 and the a is not credited to lehigh a week and a half later may 10 the intercollegiate chjampion swarthmore demonstrated her su periority by defeating lehigh by seven goals to four this game was a splendid exhibition of good lacrosse on the part of both teams in the first half which ended in a tie 2-2 lehigh was undoubtedly superior to her quaker opponent but the second half saw swarth more's heavier men better able to stand the fast rough pace iriurr pliant in the last game of the season that of last saturday with stevens the conditions of weight were re versed but despite this advantage lehigh was outplayed by the lighter stevens men who it might be added had the benefit of acquaint ance with thei soft and sandy cricket grounds of the regular lehigh team five playersp 1 ayers will be lost by graduation : harrower de schweinitz estes of the attack and n merriman and kirk of the defense these men have been the mainstay of the team — heady aggressive player all estes made a captain who exhibited a talent for leadeship clever mdi continued on fourth page notice lehigh university lacrosse south bethlehem pa friday may 19 1905 calendar no 58 the brown and white base ball vol xii friday may 19 mustard and cheese banquet at hotel hunting ten easton saturday may 20 base ball came — p & m vs lehigh lan caster track meet swarthmore w lehigh at swarthmore sunday may 21 at 9.15 a m bible study classes at christmas hall at 6,30 p m y m c a meeting at 2.30 p m junior cau cus at kappa alpha lodge tuesday may 23 at 5 p m brown and white board meets thursday may 2s base ball game — dartmouth vs lehigh on lehigh field h'^hn ci^iujn . r.h o.a li reid s s i i 2 2 o heim c f o o 5 i o wells 2b 11 5 o o mclean 3b 2 3 o 3 3 l dole r f 1 2 2 o o cooney c 2 o 7 4 o forsythe 1 f .... 3 3 1 o o bard ib 11 5 1 1 gray p 1 o o 1 r 12 11 27 12 =; uiih.hj.ti r.h o a e pentz 1 f o o 2 o i root 2b i i 2 2 i snyder ib i 2 8 o o harrison s s o o 2 o 4 cnllen c f 1 2 10 o long 3b o o 1 o 1 burchsted r f o 1 2 o o vlcmurtrie c .. . . o 1 6 4 2 wiley p o o o o 4 o 3 7 2 4 10 9
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Title | Brown and White Vol. 12 no. 58 |
Date | 1905-05-19 |
Month | 05 |
Day | 19 |
Year | 1905 |
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Title | Brown and White Vol. 12 no. 58 |
Date | 1905-05-19 |
Month | 05 |
Day | 19 |
Year | 1905 |
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Coverage | United States, Pennsylvania, Lehigh, South Bethlehem |
LCCN | 07019854 |
Source Repository Code | PBL |
Digital Responsible Institution | Lehigh University |
Digital Responsible Institution Code | PBL |
Issue/Edition Pattern | Semiweekly |
Title Essay | Published twice a week during the college year by the students of Lehigh University |
FullText | notice the class of 90 will hold its fif teen-year reunion there have been an unusually large number sr'gnify their intention of being piesent and it is proposed to hold a banquet at the eagle the 1907 calculus cremation committee wishes to announce that any song accepted by the commit tee will be paid for all song writers are asked to hand in their contributions to some member of the committee on or before wed nesday may 24 juniors notice the junior caucus will be held sunday afternoon at the kappa alpha lodge at 2.30 p m it is very important that a full represen tation be present mustard and cheese banquet the annual banquet of the mus tard and cheese will be held friday evening may iej at the hotel hunt ingdon eastoa the 7.30 car for easton will be taken at broad and new streets members of the cast land chorus are eligible those who intend going should give their names either to marshall 07 or one of the officers of the club lacrosse election at a meeting of the lacrosse team wednesday afternoon j r carlock 07 was elected captain for 1906 macfarlane barth and daniels were nominated for the po sition of assistant manager princeton 12 — lehigh 3 the base ball team was defeated by princeton at princeton wednes day afternoon by the score of 12-3 the field was 111 very slippery con dition owing to the recent rains and fast work was impossible le h'gh's team lu;d not fully recovered from the effects of the northern trip and was unable to put up a snappy game gray princeton's freshman pitcher was rather effec tive and although seven hits were made off of him they were well scattered lehigh's three runs were due mainly to errors in the second inning cullen drove out a three-bagger and scored when cooney threw wild to third in the third root singled and made second on mclean's fumble of snyder's giounder bard's error allowed both root and snyder to score princeton scored two runs in the second and two in the fourth through lehigh's errors in the fifth they scored three on two safe hits followed by forsvthe's homer to deep centre in the eighth five more runs were added on hits aided by lehigh's errors the score : two-bast hit reid three-base hit cullen home run forsythe bases on balls off gray 5 off wiley 4 struck out by wiley 5 , by gray 6 double play heim tc wells hit by pitched ball cooney passed balls cooney mcmurtrie umpire mr homer time 1.30 mr and mrs e flody kizer of towanda have issued invitations to the marriage of their daughter miss maude kizer to samuel t harleman or a very successful tea was held in the psychological laboratory on wednesday afternoon about a hundred guests were present and cartook of the kind hospitality of mr davis and his friends the laboratory was very taste fully decorated with laurel dog wood and other spring flowers apparatus from the several depart ments related to psychological re search were on exhibition which illustrated very beautifully many physical as well as psychological phenomena the color discs and electrical apparatus were especially interesting as svell as instructive c w brown a m has ac cepted an instructorship at brown university from which he gradu ated and will not retrun to lehigh next fall mr brown has been act ing in the capacity of instructor in geology psychological tea election of officers the mining and geological so ciety met wednesday evening in williams hall for the last time this year after a short business meeting in which the treasurer's i port was read and approved an election of officers for the ensuing year was held this election re sulted as follows : pres w h grady 06 vice-pres w h roberts 06 sec t b carlock 07 treas l d moore 07 several short talks were given b the officers and several of the members upon the affairs of the so ciety these were followed by the talks prepared for the evening prof eckfeldt who hael intended to speak upon diamonds was un able to attend on account of illness langdon gave an interesting talk 651 mining through quicksand in which he explained some of the difficulties encountered and meth ods of surmounting them evans read a paper upon the philippine mining law with ref erence to what constitute the differ ent classes of mineral land the methods of locating claims the amount of yearly improvement on property required applications for claimc 1 aim patents and mill sites ere after a brief discussion of the society's plans for the ensuing year the meeting adjourned e m society review of season the lacrosse season for 1905 just closed while not exactly one tri umphant march was nevertheless creditable of the seven games played lehigh won three scoring 33 points to her opponents 25 the first game of ihe year was with the ttam of the college of the city of new york and the visitors were defeated easily by the score of 9 to o in the second contest lehigh kept up the good work and won from cornell by six goals to two ihe bright hopes that at last we had gotten a championship team were rudely shaken when on the af ternoon of april 15 a raw jold wind and an unkind fate conspired to assist pennsylvania in beating us t two goal to one the fourth game,the contest with columbia saw a decided improve ment as lehigh won by a score of q to 3 and in addition tried out a number of new men lehigh s championship aspira tions received their , first decisive check when johns hopkins was met at baltimore on april 29 our men played good lacrosse fully on a par with that of their opponents but the record of the score is 4 to 3 and the a is not credited to lehigh a week and a half later may 10 the intercollegiate chjampion swarthmore demonstrated her su periority by defeating lehigh by seven goals to four this game was a splendid exhibition of good lacrosse on the part of both teams in the first half which ended in a tie 2-2 lehigh was undoubtedly superior to her quaker opponent but the second half saw swarth more's heavier men better able to stand the fast rough pace iriurr pliant in the last game of the season that of last saturday with stevens the conditions of weight were re versed but despite this advantage lehigh was outplayed by the lighter stevens men who it might be added had the benefit of acquaint ance with thei soft and sandy cricket grounds of the regular lehigh team five playersp 1 ayers will be lost by graduation : harrower de schweinitz estes of the attack and n merriman and kirk of the defense these men have been the mainstay of the team — heady aggressive player all estes made a captain who exhibited a talent for leadeship clever mdi continued on fourth page notice lehigh university lacrosse south bethlehem pa friday may 19 1905 calendar no 58 the brown and white base ball vol xii friday may 19 mustard and cheese banquet at hotel hunting ten easton saturday may 20 base ball came — p & m vs lehigh lan caster track meet swarthmore w lehigh at swarthmore sunday may 21 at 9.15 a m bible study classes at christmas hall at 6,30 p m y m c a meeting at 2.30 p m junior cau cus at kappa alpha lodge tuesday may 23 at 5 p m brown and white board meets thursday may 2s base ball game — dartmouth vs lehigh on lehigh field h'^hn ci^iujn . r.h o.a li reid s s i i 2 2 o heim c f o o 5 i o wells 2b 11 5 o o mclean 3b 2 3 o 3 3 l dole r f 1 2 2 o o cooney c 2 o 7 4 o forsythe 1 f .... 3 3 1 o o bard ib 11 5 1 1 gray p 1 o o 1 r 12 11 27 12 =; uiih.hj.ti r.h o a e pentz 1 f o o 2 o i root 2b i i 2 2 i snyder ib i 2 8 o o harrison s s o o 2 o 4 cnllen c f 1 2 10 o long 3b o o 1 o 1 burchsted r f o 1 2 o o vlcmurtrie c .. . . o 1 6 4 2 wiley p o o o o 4 o 3 7 2 4 10 9 |
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