Brown and White Vol. 22 no. 55

              keady puches both teams strong records broken makes his initial appearance in the box allows three hits fans seven visitors line-up includes many of last year's team mcgrath wins two-mile race in 10 mins 14 2-5 sees grum bach puts shot 41 ft zy 2 ins last evening the civil engineer ing society held its final meeting of the year in the fritz laboratory building a series of tests were performed before an audience of ■ over ninety after which the election of officers and the serving of re freshments took place among the guests present at the meeting we're civil engineers in the employ of the bethlehem steel co lehigh valley railroad lehigh & xew england railroad lehigh valley transit co and the various portland cement companies in the vicinity the tests performed during the evening were as follows : electrolysis of steel in concrete two series of two specimens each connected on a line of 110 volts were used in this test ; in one series the rods were the anodes and in the other series the cathodes the test was run for twenty four hours be ing timed so that the anode speci mens would crack during the event ing the specimens were of 1 2:4 concrete with steel rods im bedded rein-forced concrete beam test : a 1:2:4 reinforced concrete beam was tested to destruction the maxi mum load being 13,800 pounds at a load of 9500 pounds the fibre stress in the concrete was approximately 1.200 pounds per square inch and the fibre stress in the steel approxi mately 18,800 pounds per square inch . autographic tension test a one-inch wrought iron bar was used in this test the machine plotting au tomatically the stress-strain curve concrete column test : a five foot 1:2:4 concrete column with no reinforcement twenty-eight days old was subjected to a maximum load of 340,000 pounds giving a stress of approximately 2200 pounds per square inch illuminated sprinkling filter nozzle exhibit three types of nozzles such as used on filter beds in sewage disposal plants were shown the sprays being illuminated with different colored lights illuminated weir and pelton wheel exhibit a three-foot pelton y heel run under a low head with stream illuminated with colored lights was shown the water dis charged from the wheel ran over a suppressed weir which was also il luminated with colored lights the election of officers for the year of 1915-1916 resulted as fol lows : — president e j clement 16 secretary r w sheckells 16 treasurer l b ryon jr 17 in a game played in a drizzling , rain lehigh defeated dickinson by , the score of 8 to 2 for a time it looked as though lehigh would have a hard fight to win the game dickinson having a two-run lead until the fifth inning in the last four innings by hitting at opportune times and aided by several costly errors lehigh scor ed eight runs keady made his first appearance in the box this season and hurled an exceptionally strong game al lowing only three hits and striking out seven men during the seven in nings he pitched two of the three hits were of the scratch variety ragged fielding by the infield in the second inning which netted dickinson two runs prevented kea dy from securing a shut-out in the eighth inning anderson relieved keady and retired the side on three pitched balls in the ninth inning holmes with two out tripled but the next man up was an easy out mower pitch c 1 a better game than the score would indicate sev eral of lehigh's runs being directly due to errors holmes was the big man with the stick for dickinson securing three of their four hits potter put up a good game at first and goldstein's receiving was one of the best exhibitions seen this season twombley lees and sanford each secured two hits twombley's triple cleared the bases in the fifth one of sanford's hits was a homer over the fence fishburn in the fifth made one of his customary hair-raising stops throwing the batter out at first lehigh's first scoring was done in the fifth inning when albrecht walked sanford singled connell struck out and achorn walked fill ing the bases twombley tripled clearing the bases in the seventh inning with one down achorn beat out an infield hit twombley was safe at first on an error by the short-stop wynne struck out scribner muffed fishburn's easy fly achorn scoring maginnes bat ting for keady singled scoring twombley and fishburn maginnes taking second on the throw home lees singled scoring maginnes one more run was tallied in the eighth when sanford hit over tlie right-field fence for a home-run continued on fourth page 1917 class meeting the first game of the 1915 lafay ette-lehigh series will be played to morrow afternoon on taylor field this year the first and last games will be played in south bethlehem while the second one on may 22nd will be played on march field eas ton the series between these ath letic rivals is one of long standing to-morrow contest will be the eightieth time that their teams have met during the last thirty years only once in 1897 did they fail to cross bats in an annual series the outcome of this year's series de pends upon to-morrow's results a victory for the brown and white in that game means the winning of the series for the last game played here before the commencement week crowd will in all probability be a lehigh victory lafayette has a strong team in fielding and hitting departments this year has been a successful one during their southern trip only two out of nine games were lost in all the games they have been hitting the ball quite frequently the lafayette aggregation with but one exception 1 is the same as the one which went down to defeat in last year's series hunt replaces sheer en the giant center-fielder coach crowelfs twirlers five in number have not been pitching the highest grade of ball but have shown some improvement during the later end of the season brown and gerard have been doing the bulk of the twirling with taylor hammer and forrest to help out at the receiving end meyers will in all probability replace captain wright whose finger was split in the columbian game of may the fifth this necessitated a change in line-up sending myers from first to catcher and troxell from short to first the short-stop situation is still unsettled english has been playing good ball with winters the only man who might take his place english will start the game to morrow lehigh has shown a marked im provement over last year j his season the brown and white has been defeated twice in the first game by catholic university by the score of 4 to 3 and again by army they were defeated 2 to 0 lees will start to-morrow's game behind the bat in all probability anderson who has done good work this season will appear on the mound twombley will be at the initial sack where he has done some continued on second page musical clubs elections mustard and cheese officers the lehigh track team had little difficulty in defeating stevens on wednesday by a score of 73 to 39 the brown and white took a place in every event but the mile run and succeeded in capturing nine firsts and eight seconds with one tie for first as in the bueknell meet two le high records were broken mcgrath 18 in the two-mile run broke the former record of 10 minutes 14 2-5 seconds held by daw son 11 in the fast time of 10 minutes 7 3-5 sec onds grumbach 16 broke the for mer record of 40 feet y inch for the shot put held by bailey 14 his new record is 41 feet and 3 inches the summary : 100 yard dash won by sproul lehigh second mesloh stevens time 10 3-5 seconds 220 yard dash — won by mor rissey lehigh ; second mesloh ste vens time 22 4-5 seconds 440-yard dash won by carl son lehigh second balko ste vens time 52 2-5 seconds ■ j-aii'ic i\un on by btrrke le high second hanway lehigh time 1 minute 59 seconds 1-mile run — won by rogers stevens ; second how ell stevens time 4 minutes 56 seconds 2-mile run won by mcgrath lehigh second mudge lehigh time 10 minutes 7 3-5 seconds 120 yard hurdles won by ho inkes stevens second keyes le high time 17 2-5 seconds 220 yard hurdles won by ho inkes stevens second good le high time 27 3-5 seconds broad jump — won by sproul lehigh ; second swallow lehigh distance 20 feet 5 inches high jump — lind lehigh and conard stevens tied for first height 5 feet sl/>s l /> inches pole vault — good lehigh and sanderson lehigh tied for first height 10 feet 0 inches shot put — won by grumbach lehigh ; second grosso stevens distance 41 feet 3j4 inches the score discus throw — won by grum bach lehigh ; second schnerr le high distance 112 feet 2 inches hammer throw won by stetch stevens ; second schnerr lehigh distance 125 feet 2 inches haverford tennis match postponed the middle states intercollegi ate track and field meet this year will be held at haverford college saturday may fifteenth the haverford management un ■ der the direction of dr j a bab bitt is striving to make this one of the best meets the conference has ever held and he has made a special effort to secure competent officials the referee will be frank b ellis who has had charge of the perm relays for a number of years and the starter will be s c see who started the i c a a a a meet last year the prizes will be the usual gold silver and bronze medals of the reg ular middle states conference de sign adopted this year the entry list closed last satur day with 268 names from the fol lowing colleges : lehigh lafayette w and j swarthmore haverford f and m n y u stevens rut gers lebanon valley muhlenberg gettysburg and dickinson lafayette who won the meet last year with a score of twenty-seven points is sending down a large squad including nine different en tries for the half mile lent of n y u who has won this event for two years is also entered but will have to compete with capt burke of lehigh who has been running the distance under 1.58 during the season burke is also good for a place in the quarter blackwell of swarth more demmoit of w and j and bray of haverford who won this race last year are also entered the dashes have a large number of entries blackwell of swarth more won the 100 yards last year and is entered again this year im both the 100 and 220-yard dashes morrissey of lehigh present hold er of the canadian 220 record is expected to show up well in this race in the mile mcgrath of lehigh has a good chance to win as he has been running in record time this season hanway who has been captain burkes running mate in the quar ter ought to be good for a place in this event in the weight events von bereg ehy of lebanon valley who has won the shot and discus and has • placed in the hammer will come in to competition with maxfield of la fayette and hunter of swarthmore ■ grumbach of lehigh ought to ; show up well with the weights lehigh has entered the following . team : 100 yard dash sproul mor ' rissey • 220 yard dash — morrissey 440-yard run — burke carlson hanway half-mile run-burke hanway mile run — mcgrath burke • two mile run — mudge mc grath 120-yard hurdle — keyes good 220 yard hurdle — keyes good broad jump — sproul i pole vault — good shot put — grumbach discus throw — grumbach juniors notice the tennis match that was sched uled for last wednesday with hav erford was called off on account of the rain the second election for the offi ces of president secretary treas urer historian athletic represen tative and fifth member of the class book committee will take place to morrow the ballot-box will be open from 9.00 a m to 12.30 p m in the brown and white room in drown hall the election of the officers of the combined musical clubs for the year 1915-1916 took place last wednesday afternoon in drown hall the result follows : president g r johnson 16 secretary j hagenbuch 16 manager-treasurer m w kres ge 16 assistant manager-treasurer r w staats 17 at a meeting of the mustard and cheese dramatic club held on last wednesday afternoon in drown hall the following officers were elected : president — k a lambert 16 manager — o l carlson 16 asst manager — j mckay 17 musical director c s hill 16 stage manager-p h kittle 17 property man-w k.wilson l7 costume man t h randolph 17 it was decided to hold the annual banquet of the club at the new merchants hotel thursday may 20th 1915 a 1917 class meeting was held in packer hall on wednesday may 12th nominations of officers for next year took place with the fol lowing results president — randolph and good vice-president — s smith cou ncil and dayton secretary merwarth nichols treasurer — carlz w a rich ards and hanway historian — jenness williams sergeant-at-arms — ross athletic representative ltanway and ta'te epitome board — bach carlson gilmore breen conrad neubert richards hartman frobisher las ley w k wilson prichard smith portz hanway perkinson levy stokes carter and merwarth the brown and white bethlehem pa friday may 14 1915 civil society holds meet in fritz lab lehigh university middle states intercol legiates at haverford many engineers employed in the vicinity attend meet lehigh wins from stevens lafayette here tomorrow vol xxii lehigh meets maroon and white on taylor field in first game of series little difficulty in defeating vis itors 73 to 39 wins eight firsts thirteen colleges to be repre sented by 268 men le high enters ten baseball team takes another dickinson loses game played in drizzle by a score of 8 to 2 no 55 lehigh stevens 100 yard dash 5 3 220-yard dash 5 3 440 yard dash 5 3 yy 2 mile run 8 0 1-mile run 0 8 2-mile run 8 0 120-yard hurdles . . 3 5 220 yard hurdles . . 3 5 high jump 4 4 broad tump 8 0 pole vault 8 0 shot put 5 3 discus throw 8 0 hammer throw .... 3 5 totals 73 .... 39 flag pole meeting tonight 7.00 o'clock