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lacrosse program for 1909 friday june 4 8.00 p m calculus cremation on the campus alumni day saturday june 5 10.30 a m presentation of flag staff by class of 78 11.00 a m — annual meeting of alumni association in drown memorial hall 12.30 p m presentation of say re park by the children of robert h say re 1.00 p m — luncheon in college commons at which all lehigh men with their accompanying wives and daughters will be the guests of the university 3.30 p.m base ball lafayette vs lehigh on lehigh field 8.00 p m phi beta kappa oration in packer memorial church by professor w a lani berton of the university of penn sylvania 9.00 p m reception by presi dent and mrs drinker in drown memorial hall university sunday sunday june 6 11.00 a m baccal an rate ser mon in the packer memorial church by the rt rev nathaniel seymour thomas bishop of wyom ing class day monday june 7 2.00 p m — class day exercises on the president's lawn 4.00 p m — lacrosse game : alumni vs lehigh 7.30 p m the colonials by mustard and cheese dramatic association in grand opera house 9.30 p m — junior reception to senior class in drown memorial hall university day tuesday june 8 10.30 a m — commencement exercises address to the graduat ing class by the hon george w wickersham 77 attorney general of the united states lehigh 6 pratt institute 2 on saturday afternoon wolfram pitched his first game for lehigh against pratt institute and he made a good showing only two sale hits were made off his delivery and he struck out ten men lehigh seems to have recovered from the first inning stage fright as mani fested at several games this season and on saturday the men played like veterans throughout the en tire game pratt never had a show until the sixth inning when a base on balls followed by a pretty three bagger by holtorf yielded them their first run holtorf was caught between third and home in an attempt to work the squeeze play until this inning not a pratt man had reached first base and wolfram had scarcely been touched the score at the end of the sixth inning stood g to 1 during the seventh and eighth inn ings both sides went down in the one two three order but in the ninth with a base on balls a stolen base and a short hit pratt scored their second and final run two attempts on the part of our men to work the squeeze play failed due to the inability of the batter to make the desired bunt the team work shown by our men the double play by altemus rose and anderson and the pitch ing of wolfram and holtorf de serve comment last saturday afternoon at hoboken the lehigh university lacrosse team was defeated by stevens 9 to 3 the stevens team played a fast snappy game and were sure of their passes which were swift and accur ate lehigh on the other hand seemed a bit slow and less sure although mccoy a osbourne and harrower played a good game at attack the defence however was not up to its usual form allowing 9 goals to be scored the lineup — lehigh position stevens gonzales goal noef bruin baugh point jappe gorman cover point voigt cander kelson ist defense . drinkwater luckie 2nd defense smith a pcher 3rd defense brewer zouch center bell a osbourne 3rd attack bartlett harrower 2nd attack ludwig mccoy ist defense hamilton rowan out home cunningham hcilman . . in home armsbrang referee — j b carlock lehigh 07 time — 35 minute halves goals mccoy 2 heilman 1 cunningham 5 drinkwater 2 bell 1 and smith 1 gift of 78 the mass of 78 have announced their intention of presenting a flag pole to the student body the ap proval of the university authorities has been obtained to this and the presentation is to be made alumni day june sth work was begun yesterday on the foundation about fifty rooters together with the pratt institute band aceompain ed the visiting team lehigh 3 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 x 6 pratt 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 i—2 base on balls off wolfram 3 iloltorf 3 two base hit rose three base hit — holtorf struck out by wolfram 10 by holtorf 13 left on bases pratt 2 lehigh 6 double play — alleiiitis to rose to anderson time — 1.40 umpire — mclntosh college lecture last friday the college was treated to a lecture on constanti nople by rev s u mitman the lecture proved to be very ap propriately selected coming as it did on the heels of the turkish revolution the lecturer too was well chosen as eev mitman traveled through that quaint old city no later than last summer these two circumstances combined with the very nature of the lecture to make it both interesting and in structive rev hitman opened his lecture with a short history of the three part constantinople then followed in rapid succession views of the sultans palaces theold hippodrome old monuments various mosques and the loading bazaar < sand wiched between these the lecturer found time to throw numerous side lights on the turkish fire depart ment the dogs and the primitive methods of transportation of that historical center the athletic committee met last thursday afternoon and approved the following — the price of the varsity l certificates was fixed at 1.00 each the price to cover the original cost of engraving and engrossing the matter of issuing them was placed in the hands of the secretary of the athletic committee the secretary of the athletic committee was instructed to send to each manager of the spring teams at the beginning of each college year a copy of the rules re lating to the schedules of their teams and the managers of these teams are directed to meet with the secretary of the athletic committee before christmas in order to reach a definate conclusion in reference to the dates of the games for the diffei en t sports the following resolution was voted — eesol ved that in the future when lehigh plays with lafaj'ettee at easton no athletic event shall be scheduled at home the treasurer and the secretary of the athletic committee were appointed to prepare the final re port of the committee for presenta tion to the trustees alumni and senior class and also to revise and prepare this report for publication after the close of college in june the committee on grounds was in structed to proceed with the grad ing and preparation of an ad ditional area for practice and also to erect a new block of seats im mediately in front of the grand stand of the football and lacrosse field to be ready in time for the lafayette football game next fall the following football schedule was approved — wednesday sept 29 — lebanon valley at home saturday oct 2 franklin & marshall at home saturday oct 9 — ursinus at home saturday oct 16 — u of virginia at norfolk saturday oct 23 — army at west point wednesday oct 27 — open saturday oct 30 — carnegie tecli at pittsburg saturday nov g — haverford at haverford saturday nov 13 n y u at home saturday nov 20 — lafayette at home the secretary of the athletic committee will make a definite statement in the brown and white some time in the near future in reference to the l certificates r ll street was approved as captain and n j . ewihg as mana ger of the baske.t ball team for the season of l9lo the brown and white lehigh university baseball south bethlehem pa tuesday may 11 1900 commencement week vol xvi athletic committee new rule and football schedule no 53 calendar track mcct — lehigh vs haver ford on lehigh field wednesday may 12th at 3 p m base ball game — lehigh vs stevens wednesday may 12th at hoboken tennis mcct — lehigh vs lafa yette on lafayette courts wednes day afternoon may 12th junior class — election of officers for 1910 in saucon hall wednesday afternoon may 12th chemical society — spiel at eagle hotel thursday evening may 13th at 8 o'clock base ball game — lehigh vs lafayette on march field easton saturday afternoon may 15th at 3 p m track mcct — lehigh vs rut gers on lehigh field saturday afternoon may 15th at 3 p m lehigh ji h o a e borden if 1 rose ss 1 heist 3b 2 uptegraff cf 1 mcmurtrie c 0 1 2 1 1 1 10 0 1 4 0 12 1 10 0 5 2 1 king c 0 anderson 1b 0 altemus 2b 0 bason f 1 0 1 2 1 3 0 0 13 0 0 2 3 0 0 10 wolfram p 0 0 0 3 0 3 1 2 15 2 pratt e h (). a e scott 3b 0 oil 1 o'donnejl ss 1 0 10 1 dean rf 0 10 0 resell cf 0 0 1 0 0 1 terry if 0 0 0 0 bun 2b 0 0 11 0 hoffman lb 0 0 8 1 1 parsons o 1 0 12 3 holtorf p o 1 0 5 0 0 total 2 2 24 11
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Title | Brown and White Vol. 16 no. 53 |
Date | 1909-05-11 |
Month | 05 |
Day | 11 |
Year | 1909 |
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Title | Brown and White Vol. 16 no. 53 |
Date | 1909-05-11 |
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Issue/Edition Pattern | Semiweekly |
Title Essay | Published twice a week during the college year by the students of Lehigh University |
FullText | lacrosse program for 1909 friday june 4 8.00 p m calculus cremation on the campus alumni day saturday june 5 10.30 a m presentation of flag staff by class of 78 11.00 a m — annual meeting of alumni association in drown memorial hall 12.30 p m presentation of say re park by the children of robert h say re 1.00 p m — luncheon in college commons at which all lehigh men with their accompanying wives and daughters will be the guests of the university 3.30 p.m base ball lafayette vs lehigh on lehigh field 8.00 p m phi beta kappa oration in packer memorial church by professor w a lani berton of the university of penn sylvania 9.00 p m reception by presi dent and mrs drinker in drown memorial hall university sunday sunday june 6 11.00 a m baccal an rate ser mon in the packer memorial church by the rt rev nathaniel seymour thomas bishop of wyom ing class day monday june 7 2.00 p m — class day exercises on the president's lawn 4.00 p m — lacrosse game : alumni vs lehigh 7.30 p m the colonials by mustard and cheese dramatic association in grand opera house 9.30 p m — junior reception to senior class in drown memorial hall university day tuesday june 8 10.30 a m — commencement exercises address to the graduat ing class by the hon george w wickersham 77 attorney general of the united states lehigh 6 pratt institute 2 on saturday afternoon wolfram pitched his first game for lehigh against pratt institute and he made a good showing only two sale hits were made off his delivery and he struck out ten men lehigh seems to have recovered from the first inning stage fright as mani fested at several games this season and on saturday the men played like veterans throughout the en tire game pratt never had a show until the sixth inning when a base on balls followed by a pretty three bagger by holtorf yielded them their first run holtorf was caught between third and home in an attempt to work the squeeze play until this inning not a pratt man had reached first base and wolfram had scarcely been touched the score at the end of the sixth inning stood g to 1 during the seventh and eighth inn ings both sides went down in the one two three order but in the ninth with a base on balls a stolen base and a short hit pratt scored their second and final run two attempts on the part of our men to work the squeeze play failed due to the inability of the batter to make the desired bunt the team work shown by our men the double play by altemus rose and anderson and the pitch ing of wolfram and holtorf de serve comment last saturday afternoon at hoboken the lehigh university lacrosse team was defeated by stevens 9 to 3 the stevens team played a fast snappy game and were sure of their passes which were swift and accur ate lehigh on the other hand seemed a bit slow and less sure although mccoy a osbourne and harrower played a good game at attack the defence however was not up to its usual form allowing 9 goals to be scored the lineup — lehigh position stevens gonzales goal noef bruin baugh point jappe gorman cover point voigt cander kelson ist defense . drinkwater luckie 2nd defense smith a pcher 3rd defense brewer zouch center bell a osbourne 3rd attack bartlett harrower 2nd attack ludwig mccoy ist defense hamilton rowan out home cunningham hcilman . . in home armsbrang referee — j b carlock lehigh 07 time — 35 minute halves goals mccoy 2 heilman 1 cunningham 5 drinkwater 2 bell 1 and smith 1 gift of 78 the mass of 78 have announced their intention of presenting a flag pole to the student body the ap proval of the university authorities has been obtained to this and the presentation is to be made alumni day june sth work was begun yesterday on the foundation about fifty rooters together with the pratt institute band aceompain ed the visiting team lehigh 3 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 x 6 pratt 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 i—2 base on balls off wolfram 3 iloltorf 3 two base hit rose three base hit — holtorf struck out by wolfram 10 by holtorf 13 left on bases pratt 2 lehigh 6 double play — alleiiitis to rose to anderson time — 1.40 umpire — mclntosh college lecture last friday the college was treated to a lecture on constanti nople by rev s u mitman the lecture proved to be very ap propriately selected coming as it did on the heels of the turkish revolution the lecturer too was well chosen as eev mitman traveled through that quaint old city no later than last summer these two circumstances combined with the very nature of the lecture to make it both interesting and in structive rev hitman opened his lecture with a short history of the three part constantinople then followed in rapid succession views of the sultans palaces theold hippodrome old monuments various mosques and the loading bazaar < sand wiched between these the lecturer found time to throw numerous side lights on the turkish fire depart ment the dogs and the primitive methods of transportation of that historical center the athletic committee met last thursday afternoon and approved the following — the price of the varsity l certificates was fixed at 1.00 each the price to cover the original cost of engraving and engrossing the matter of issuing them was placed in the hands of the secretary of the athletic committee the secretary of the athletic committee was instructed to send to each manager of the spring teams at the beginning of each college year a copy of the rules re lating to the schedules of their teams and the managers of these teams are directed to meet with the secretary of the athletic committee before christmas in order to reach a definate conclusion in reference to the dates of the games for the diffei en t sports the following resolution was voted — eesol ved that in the future when lehigh plays with lafaj'ettee at easton no athletic event shall be scheduled at home the treasurer and the secretary of the athletic committee were appointed to prepare the final re port of the committee for presenta tion to the trustees alumni and senior class and also to revise and prepare this report for publication after the close of college in june the committee on grounds was in structed to proceed with the grad ing and preparation of an ad ditional area for practice and also to erect a new block of seats im mediately in front of the grand stand of the football and lacrosse field to be ready in time for the lafayette football game next fall the following football schedule was approved — wednesday sept 29 — lebanon valley at home saturday oct 2 franklin & marshall at home saturday oct 9 — ursinus at home saturday oct 16 — u of virginia at norfolk saturday oct 23 — army at west point wednesday oct 27 — open saturday oct 30 — carnegie tecli at pittsburg saturday nov g — haverford at haverford saturday nov 13 n y u at home saturday nov 20 — lafayette at home the secretary of the athletic committee will make a definite statement in the brown and white some time in the near future in reference to the l certificates r ll street was approved as captain and n j . ewihg as mana ger of the baske.t ball team for the season of l9lo the brown and white lehigh university baseball south bethlehem pa tuesday may 11 1900 commencement week vol xvi athletic committee new rule and football schedule no 53 calendar track mcct — lehigh vs haver ford on lehigh field wednesday may 12th at 3 p m base ball game — lehigh vs stevens wednesday may 12th at hoboken tennis mcct — lehigh vs lafa yette on lafayette courts wednes day afternoon may 12th junior class — election of officers for 1910 in saucon hall wednesday afternoon may 12th chemical society — spiel at eagle hotel thursday evening may 13th at 8 o'clock base ball game — lehigh vs lafayette on march field easton saturday afternoon may 15th at 3 p m track mcct — lehigh vs rut gers on lehigh field saturday afternoon may 15th at 3 p m lehigh ji h o a e borden if 1 rose ss 1 heist 3b 2 uptegraff cf 1 mcmurtrie c 0 1 2 1 1 1 10 0 1 4 0 12 1 10 0 5 2 1 king c 0 anderson 1b 0 altemus 2b 0 bason f 1 0 1 2 1 3 0 0 13 0 0 2 3 0 0 10 wolfram p 0 0 0 3 0 3 1 2 15 2 pratt e h (). a e scott 3b 0 oil 1 o'donnejl ss 1 0 10 1 dean rf 0 10 0 resell cf 0 0 1 0 0 1 terry if 0 0 0 0 bun 2b 0 0 11 0 hoffman lb 0 0 8 1 1 parsons o 1 0 12 3 holtorf p o 1 0 5 0 0 total 2 2 24 11 |
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