Brown and White Vol. 22 no. 50

              secure fourth in medley nosed out by pennsylvania le high leads princeton by a half lap with the defeat of the villanova team here last friday lehigh won her sixth consecutive victor 5 to 4 the game was hotly contested from beginning to end shepherd started his second game for lehigh and kept villanova's hits well scat tered until he was replaced by an derson in the seventh molyneaux of the visitors was wild particu larly in the earl innings fishburn played a remarkable game at short twice accepting chances back of sec ond and throwing out his man at first lehigh scored three runs in the early innings two coming ion the first and one in the third in the first inning molyneaux passed twombley and chenoweth fish burn avas retired and keady walk ed lees doubled scoring twom bley and chenoweth in the third lehigih scored again when lees singled took third on ajbrecht's double to the centre-field bleachers anid came home on an infield out villanova scored in the third tal lying two runs with a single a base on^balls and two costly errors the visitors tied the score in the fourth and went into the lead for the first time in the seventh frame the ninth inning failed to bring any runs to villanova due princi pally to the fielding of fishburn and twombley but lehigh came through with two tallies on a hit a sacrifice two errors and achorn's rap through short the score : — lehigh continued on fourth page neyland's eighteenth consecutive win anderson hit hard but strongly supported lehigh's string of consecutive victories was broken last saturday by the army who took the seventh game by a 2 to 0 score this vic tory made it eight straight for the cadets neyland the mainstay of the army team allowed but four hits and incidentally made his total of consecutive games won eighteen the army scored in the first frame on a pass to gerhart which was followed by a triple by britton and again in the third on a triple by hobbs and a single by britton lehigh made a spurt in the sixth when anderson singled and twom bley followed suit anderson going to third on the play but was called out when a coacher interfered with him fishburn fanned ending the inning prichard and hobbs ex celled for the army while cheno weth accepted seven chances with out a miss the score — leiiigh stolen bases — gerhart twom bley chenoweth sacrifice hit — britton three-base hits — hobbs brktom two-base hits — ■ hobbs double plays — prichard to coffin to britton struck out — by ander son 1 by neyland 7 bases on balls — off anderson 2 off ney land 1 left on bases — army 7 lehigh 4 time — 1 hour and 40 minutes umpires — marshall and cullum gettysburg to-morrow the pennsylvania relay races held last friday and saturday on franklin field philadelphia brought together the best aggrega tion of track and field men that have ever participated in an inter collegiate meet this year's meet saw several records broken and a few established for the first time in the sprint and distance medley races new collegiate marks were hung up as these events are new in college ranks the feature race of the day was the distance medley race in which race the first man covered a quar ter mile the second a half the third three-quarters and the fourth a mile the quartets entered repre sented yale chicago pennsylvania lehigh and princeton yale won by a thirty-yard lead over chicago pennsylvania nosed out lehigh for third place lehigh finishing fourth a half lap ahead of princeton the winning team covered the 2x2 x / 2 miles in 10 minutes and 20 seconds for lehigh h s carlson covered the quarter mile in 52 seconds p s han way ran the half in 2 min utes and 1 second captain j m burke ram the three-quarter mile in 3 minutes and 10 seconds and p l mcgrath ran the mile in 4 minutes and 30 seconds the relays on saturday were at tended by 20,000 persons lehigh finished first in the class in which it was entered covering the mile in the fast time of 3 minutes and 31.8 seconds rutgers finished second lafayette third and washington and jefferson fourth the time made by lehigh was better than that made by the class higher m a morrissey took the lead from the start and finished with a three-yard lead over the nearest man h s carlson was overtaken by vettyen of rutgers but on the home-stretch carlson sprinted and finished two yards to the good p s hanway increased the lead to eight yards and capt j m burke running his usual reliable race fin ished ten yards ahead of bokles of rutgers this is the first relay race that lehigh has ever won at the pennsylvania relays junior promenade university dance notice the thirty-first production of the mustard and cheese club which was given in the grand opera house on saturday evening was a decided success in every respect a new departure this year was the substitution of a four-act straight comedy for the usual musical com edy and the club as well as mr gheen the coach deserve credit for the successful manner in which they produced the show father and the boys is built around one character and wiegand 15 as the father distinguished himself in his portrayal of lemuel morewood a wool broker who has just taken his two sons into part nership of the sons the one is more or less of a social butterfly and the other is devoted to nothing but athletics father undertakes several different tasks — to interest the boys in the business to have them marry girls whom he has cho sen for them to make a fortune for bessie brayton a western product and to spoil the financial schemes of major bellamy didsworth how he succeeds in spite of many difficulties is brought out cleverly throughout the entire show and the climax comes in the last act when everything he has anticipated is realized no criticism can be offered to any part of the show and for each of the various characters was cho sen the man who could best portray that particular type the cast of characters lemuel morewood a wool broker a j wiegamd 15 william rufus morewood his eldest son j mckay 17 thomas jefferson morewood his second son ... g e ostrom 16 major bellamy didsworth man about towtii a bach 17 tobias ford morewood's lawyer a frey 15 tuck bartholomew apostle of manly sport s t edwards 1.7 cal higbee a miner k a lambert 16 william holton office man . . r l colby 17 evans a butler r s lambert 18 clerk at the eldorado hotel c e siebecker 15 bessie brayton a western product l d edson 17 emily donelson living at the morewood home m a weaver ls frances berkeley living next door h j sloman 18 mrs bruce guilford an imported matron p h kittle 17 mrs prentice tromley a second in importance o l carlson 16 mrs peasley the housekeeper '.. w h oswald 18 also box-holders at the race course synopsis act i — office of morewood & sons new york city act 11 — library of the more wood home the evening of the following day act 111 — private boxes adjoii inig the club house sea view race course a month later act iv office of the eldorado hotel high strike camp near goldfield nevada four days later to-morrow afternoon at three o'clock on taylor field lehigh will meet the gettysburg team whose most recent victories have been over mt st mary's and perm state from all indications the game should be a very close and interest ing contest the probable line-ups are as fol lows : — gettysburg hall 3b williams ss rowe cf mahaffie c bream if reiff 2b mckee rf mccullough lb howard p lehigh twombley lb chenoweth 2b fishburn ss sanford rf lees c albrecht if connell or maginness cf achorn 3b anderson or shepard p the junior promenade was held in drown memorial hall on april 23rd dancing began at 9 o'clock van eps orchestra furnished the music for a program of twenty four dances and four extras the hall was elaborately decorated during the intermission refreshments were served the dance was attended by be tween one hundred and fifty and two hundred couples the third in the series of univer sity dances will be held in drown memorial hall on saturday even ing m-ay bth the dance will start at 8 o'clock van eps orchestra will furnish the music playing cards will be provided for those who may care to play the sub scription will be seventy-five cents college meeting jersey men notice lehigh's percentage in the south ern division of the intercollegiate lacrosse league is 1.000 as a re sult of the 11 to 1 defeat handed out to swarthmore last saturday afternoon on taylor field the brown and white twelve now has one game won and no games lost to her credit the game was a fit ting aftermath to lehigh's ninth in ning rally in the ball game of the previous day against villamova and thus clearly showed lehigh in her best light to the visiting junior week guests the garnet and white team was clearly out-classed from the start as the score clearly indicates and the outcome of the game was mere ly a question of the number of goals lehigh would score before the final whistle blew swarthmore would often get the ball within striking distance of the lehigh goal but the strong defense of the latter would soon return it to safer terri tory the visiting team likewise lacked aggressiveik and ait times seemed bewildered to dennis swarthmore's goal tender is due the credit of keep ing lehigh's count to eleven as again and again he turned away shots which seemed sure goals weatherel scored their only tally and murch also showed to ad vantage for lehigh kirby lead the at tacking forces with four points scored jay next with three and h h mayers with two the scor ing in this game was however not merely limited to the attack but both green and scruggs found time to leave their end of the field and add points to lehigh's score lehigh took several minutes to get started but thirty minutes later the first half ended with lehigh 9 and swarthmore 1 the latter however took a brace in the sec ond half and held the brown and white to only two goals the line-up : — swarthmore pos lehigh dennas goal leonard shenid point hiss mccabe . . . coy point . . . kennedy lang 1 st defense green howell .. . 2nd defense .. . scruggs murch . . . 3rd defense .... sexton ainsworth . . . center jenness jackson . . 3rd attack . w c mayer o wings c . 2nd attack . buck c weatherel .. ist attack jay hodge . . . out-home . h h mayers curtain .... in-home kirby goals — kirby 4 jay 3 mayers 2 scruggs 1 green 1 weatherel 1 substitutions — desmond for jen ness barclay for desmond ref eree — raleigh johns llopkins timekeeper dunbar lehigh penr alty timekeeper — stritzinger le high goal umpires — ogden for swarthmore raynor for lehigh time of halves — 35 minutes jerseymen desiring information concerning the banquet to be held may sth should see any member of the committee which is composed of lloyd hoffman 15 l r con rad 17 and a concilio 18 there will be an important col lege meeting on friday morning april 30th in packer hall the election of assistant manager of basketball and wrestling will take place at this time the candidates are as follows : for basketball j a carlson s t edwards and c a haller ; for wrestling g c keh rer a a perkinson and h j spuhler musical clubs concert notice seniors senior class book on thursday evening the com bined glee and mandolin clubs will give a concert in st paul's luther an church allentown the tick ets sell for fifty cents and may be had from any member of either club all seniors may obtain their class books at the theta xi house 541 seneca street there will be an important se nior class meeting immediately af ter the college meeting on friday the election of class day speakers will take place and arrangements for class day activities will be dis cussed the brown and white lehigh university bethlehem pa tuesday april 27 1915 lehigh defeats villa nova in close game army wins from lehigh in a pitchers battle father and the boys a success vol xxii swarthmore meets defeat lehigh wins mile relay xo 5 wins sixth consecutive game in the ninth inning score of 5 to 4 thirty-first production of the mustard and cheese club scored a big hit score 11 to 1 lehigh defeats visitors at la crosse in the first intercolle giate championship game makes better time than winner in next higher class first re lay race won by lehigh marks a new departure four-act straight comedy is substituted for the musi cal comedy swarthmore scores lone tally in first period lehigh's scoring checked in second period army r h o a e twombley 1b 1 1 14 1 0 chenowetih 2b 1 1 0 5 1 fiswburni ss 2 2 2 4 0 ready rf 0 0 2 0 0 lees c 1 3 4 1 1 altbrecht if 0 2 12 0 santford cf 0 1 1 0 0 achorn 3b 0 1 2 0 0 shepherd p 0 0 1 4 0 anderson p 0 0 0 2 0 totals 5 11 27 19 2 yillanova 00210010 0—4 lehigh 20 100000 2—5 r 11 o a e twombley lb 0 1 11 chenowet'h 2b 0 1 0 fisttburo ss ...... 0 0 3 keady rf 0 0 2 lees c 0 0 1 albrecht if 0 0 1 san ford cf 0 0 3 aohiorn 3b 0 1 0 anderson p 0 1 0 0 7 2 0 0 1 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 totals 0 4 24 15 0 gerfrart 3b 1 2 0 0 merrillat cf 0 2 2 0 hobbs rf 1 3 0 0 brittoivlb 0 2 11 2 oliphant c . . . 0 0 8 0 bradley if ....... 0 0 0 0 prichard ss 0 0 2 7 coffin 2b 0 1 2 3 neyland p 0 0 2 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 totals 2 10 27 15 2