Brown and White Vol. 16 no. 4

              freshman teams band thursday evening at 7.30 in the physical laboratory arcadia — thursday evening in drown hall at 7.30 harlan b beach is to address the regular drown hall meeting on sunday evening mr beach is a man of world wide reputation and is today considered to be the au thority on missions in this country for twelve years he labored among the peoples of india and china and from his experiences has been able to write many valuable and inter esting books concerning the coun tries he has worked in best known of his works are " india and christian opportunity and dawn on the hills of tang at the conclusion of his work in the foreign field mr beach re turned to this country to take charge of the student missionary work while engaged in this work mr beach's reputation as a man and as a scholar continually grew until at the opening of last year he was called to accept the unique position of prof of missions in yale university the y m c a takes a great deal of pleasure in being able to present to the student body a man man so widely known as mr beach is and sincerely hopes that every one will make it a point to come out and give mr beach the large audience he has every right to expect founder's day exercises — in chapel at 11.00 a m october 8 address by eichard watson gilder ph d a m l h d l l d weestling club founder's day games foot ball base ball and track :- 1911 vs 1912 lehigh field at 2 p.m musical clubs football hard work for squad wednesday the largest squad this season was on the field wednesday after noon in addition to the sopho mores and freshmen out for their class teams of whom there must have been between thirty and forty — there were enough for four teams in the regular squad the first part of the afternoon was spent in running through signals coach dickson sam straus and brumbaugh each took a team in hand and gave individual atten tion to each man about four o'clock the varsity lined up against the scrubs for a hard scrimmage , the scrub line held well they repeatedly threw the varsity without a gain of the new men out donaldson knox and e aman seem to be showing up best donaldson especially seems to be making good knox had his nose broken and retired from the game after a few minutes of play after the first twenty minutes the third team was sent in against the scrubs and a scrimmage even livelier than the first ensued from this time on the men on each team were continually changed until practically every man out was giv en a chance the line-up for the first twenty minutes is as follows : archer l e treat l t e c smith martin l g wells knox c potter eorer shorkley - . e g straub 81ack e t eeinhardt wood i'akcwell . e e lawson kesselman o tressler c aman l h e aman donaldson e h khmann brumbaugh f . tremlett har wig a meeting of the foot ball squad was held wednesday night in the physical laboratory different formations line-ups and plays were thoroughly discussed a meeting of those interested in the formation of a wrestling club was held in drown hall on wednesday afternoon gorman mo outlined the progress already made toward the purchase of a mat and the plans to obtain one before the end of the term a larger number were present at this meet ing than at any before and interest in the club is growing another meeting will be held in drown hall on next wednesday at 1.30 p m and all who are interested should be present the prospects for a freshman victory on founder's day are good the base ball team promises to be an exceptionally good one the track and foot ball teams are in good condition although the chances for the latter would be de cide y better if there were a larger number of candidates the following are the candidates for the various teams base ball — maguire hardcastle besson wolfram patch king dampman brumbaugh shurts loury hartley heist anderson martin mccann heckley schaff er klein eebert foot ball — franklin terwilliger fuller kice cole cook trexlar rapp sanchez berner anderson kay nor schwarz lesher brum baugh hess kenney track — loane schultz thomp son bonnie cooper bailey hart waddington williams wotring notice tennis touenament a meeting of the glee and man dolin clubs was held in drown hall on monday at 5 o'clock only a small number were present but plans for the coming year were discussed it is the endeavor of the association to give concerts in towns where lehigh clubs are situated dr drinker suggested harrisburg and possibly philadel phia and new york a home concert will also be given in drown hall around thanksgiving music has been sent for on approval and is expected in the near future another meeting was held wednes day at 2 o'clock the names of all candidates were taken and a third meeting was announced for satur day at 2 o'clock e e society the opening meeting of the elec trical society will be held in the physical laboratory on tuesday october 20 at 7.30 p m 1911 class meeting notice brown and white subscrip tions if paid before november first will be 1.50 otherwise 2.00 a meeting of the sophomore class was held on wednesbay at 12 o'clock a g black was elec ted athletic representative and j m bley financial secretary the plans for founder's day were dis cussed dunstan and quin were appointed cheer leaders for the games admission to the field for saturday's game will be given upon the presentation of your registration cards men without these cards will be required to pay the regu lar admission a single and double tournament will be conducted by the tennis association this fall . entries must be handed to the officers or some member of the committee along with the entry fee of twenty five cents before 2 p m saturday men may enter on or both of the tourna ments the fee for those entering both tournaments will be fifty cents committee : dickey carey vogt may and fleming the tennis association has se cured a silver cup for the first prize in the singles and for the doubles suitable prizes will be given the brown and white lehigh university south bethlehem pa friday october 2 1908 harlan b beach to address drown hall meeting sunday evening vol xvi calendar foot ball practice — every evening from 4 to 6 and wednes day afternoon cheering practice — tuesdays thursdays and fridays at 5.00 p m on lehigh field musical club s — meeting in drown hall at 2.00 p.m saturday october 3 foot ball game — stevens institute vs lehigh on lehigh field 3.30 p.m saturday oct 3 christian association—week ly meeting in drown hall at 6.30 p m sunday october 4 brown and white — board meets in drown hall at 5.00 p m monday october 5 wrestling club meeting in drown hall 1.30 p m wednesday october 7 founder's day exercises the usual program will be again followed out namely the address by mr gilder in packer memorial chapel at 11 a m and the pound er's day sports on the athletic field in the afternoon eichard watson gilder of new york city a well known author and periodical editor has been se cured to deliver the founder's day address mr gilder received the honorary degree ph d from dick inson college in 1883 a m harvard 1890 l h d princeton 1896 yale 1901 ll.d wesleyan 1903 he became editor of scrib ner's monthly magazine in 1870 now being published under its present name century magazine besides being connected with edi torial work for 38 years mr gilder has written some very familiar poems among which are the celes tial passion lyrics the great remembrance etc no 4