Brown and White Vol. 34 no. 38

              sensational scoring of smith and c schaub features the match which is marked by maroon's strong attempt to win final game fall scored by littell and time decisions in favor of mcgovern reed and lehr give matmen edge over naval academy ( rough playing mars contest heilman loses first of year er until monday evening to pick his cast after the cast for the show has been chosen there will be intensive training for both cast and chorus until the monday after easter so important are the last few days of rehearsal that every member of the show has to give up his easter vaca tion in order to rehearse eas ter monday evening kist cost will make its debut in bethle hem the troupe will then go on a five-day tour day evening by ned wayburn himself the name of this year's pro duction is kist cost the mu sical numbers of the show are very good and contain plenty of pep the book and music were submitted by paul ketter er and george motter to ned wayburn for final examination last saturday next sunday mr wayburn will arrive here to meet with the executive com mittee of the club and stay ov preparation for the mustard and cheese show is now well under way the final weekly rehearsal for the cast and chor us will be held wednesday eve ning at seven-thirty in the au ditorium of drown hall all those men who have dropped out from these weekly rehearsals are urged to come to this final rehearsal as there is still an opportunity to secure a place in the cast or chorus the mem bers of this year's cast and chorus will be picked next mon successful smoker held by frosh holds first open meet of season frosh wrestlers defeat cornell the physical education department wishes to an nounce that intra-mural la crosse competition for the dravo cup will begin as soon as weather conditions permit this award is given to the winning class lacrosse team each spring through the kindness of mr dravo a le high alumnus a round rob in among the classes will de cide the winning combina tion bosey reiter and andy buchanan entertain large attendance 19-6 account for decisive vic tory on home mat the moving-up day committee met last friday evening in drown hall and set the tentative date for moving-up day as may 14 several plans were discussed for the program for the day but nothing definite was de cided any suggestion as to apparel will be welcomed by the committee it is now working on several different ideas and will meet in the near future to arrange the entire program industrial engineering so ciety hears mr staples discuss phones two falls varsity swimmers submerge garnet freshmen quintet loses last game oller presides seven first and four second places give brown and white easy victory brown and white yearlings defeated in final fray by freeland the first open meeting of the industrial engineering society was held in coppee hall last thursday evening although the meeting was open to all stu dents the majority of those present were from the curri cula of business administra tion electrical engineering and industrial engineering the main feature of the meeting was a lecture by mr p c staples vice-president of the bell telephone company of pennsylvania who talked on the relations between the tele phone industry and the general public mr staples lecture was exceedingly interesting for it contained much valuable in formation mr staples is an authority on the subject as the department of the bell tele phone company of which he is the head deals with public relations toward the close of the meeting a short business ses sion was conducted for the pur pose of discussing plans for projects to be attempted in the near future lehigh university calender displaying by far the best form of their season the le high freshman wrestling team overwhelmed the cornell year lings by a 19-6 score in a meet held last saturday afternoon in the taylor gymnasium the brown and white was never headed and the result of the contest which was witnessed by several hundred spectators was clearly evident from the start time decisions gained by trousdell and johnson in the 125 and 175-pound classes re spectively were responsible for the ithacan point total coach sheridan's grapplers registered two falls and three decisions in the remainder of the matches 115 pounds j woodward lehigh threw merrim cornell with half nelson and crotch hold time 2:10 woodward started the pro ceedings auspiciously by quick ly pinning his opponent and jones followed his example in the 135-pound bout silvernian c lehr and e blackmar were awarded time advantages in the heavier divisions although lehr was forced to wage an uphill battle to defeat ernest the summary 125 pounds trousdell cor nell defeated g vaughn le high with time advantage of 9:14 continued on page four 135 pounds t jones le high threw jamieson cornell last friday night in drown hall the freshman class held its second smoker of the year the success of the meeting was assured from the beginning be cause of the large attendance and the prevailing atmosphere of friendship bosey reiter was intro duced as the first speaker of the evening he commented on the fact that the hello spirit is rapidly growing extinct and that this negligence is an ex pression of the student's in ward feelings as usual bos ey's speech contained many quotations from well-known po ets everyone not only enjoy ed the talk but also carried away bosey's message bosey's interesting talk was followed by the touch down song which served as an introduction to coach percy wendell the latter favored the class with a few words about the coming football sea son andy buchanan the well known magician amused the group with some new tricks which baffled everyone pres ent he performed the disap pearing beer bowl trick and al though many have seen it be fore it remained a complete mystery the evening was formally brought to a close by the class singing the alma mater dough nuts and root-beer were served and enjoyed by all frosh swimmers lose to rutgers boxing bouts to be held in gym succumb to undefeated scarlet mermen be hotly contested intra-mural meet should the lehigh varsity basket eers won its third game against the lafayette five last saturday night by a score of 39-20 this was also the fifth consecutive victory for the team there was no doubt of the outcome of the battle as the home team took the lead from the beginning and retained it throughout the game it was evident that lafayette was making its last effort for a lost cause and as a result the game was characterized by rough playing and long shooting at the end of the first half lafayette was putting up a hard fight the score at that time being 13-8 it was in the second half that lehigh open ed up and began to play real basketball the sensational shooting of smith and mo schaub featured the game and brought the gallery to its feet time after time brilliant pass ing and guarding by hesse billmeyer and berman were instrumental in piling up the score the absence of earl schaub on the bench with a bad ankle was noticeable although hesse played well mo schaub took the high scoring honors with five field goals and six free throws ced smith who was the captain for the evening also rang up five field goals leisenring and mc guire starred for lafayette scoring three-quarters of their teams points between them this is lehigh's third bas ketball victory over lafayette this season all of the games having been won by nearly dou ble scores it also marks the eleventh straight victory over the leopards in all sports since the football season a fact which seems conclusive evidence as to lehigh's superiority in athletics as a whole summary : lehigh lafayette c schaub f bush c smith .... f .... leisenring h hesse . . . c atkinson w billmeyer . . g grube b berman . . g mcguire field goals schaub 5 smith 5 hesse 2 billmeyer 2 ; demoyer chimenti leisen ring 3 mcguire 3 foul goals : schaub 6 ; hesse billmeyer 2 ; leisenring 2 ; mcguire substitutions : sarni for grube demoyer for berman berman for demoyer chimen ti for bush demoyer for bill meyer in their last meet prior to the intercollegiates coach sher idan's charges took the meas ure of the naval academy last saturday at annapolis it was the first victory over the mid shipmen in four years and was more remarkable in that the navy succeeded in breaking the string of victories secured by lehigh's famous light-brigade another surprise came in the last two bouts when with the brown and white trailing lehr and littell won their bouts and put the bethlehem matmen on top mcgovern and captain reed won their matches handily with a considerable time advantage heilman the third member of the brigade was not so for tunate however and lost to crittenden after a hard bout by a time advantage of 28 sec onds secured in two extra per iods crittenden is the man who succeeded in winning a close decision from heilman last year the midshipmen took the lead after the 145-pound bout when h j dyson scored their only fall by throwing keller in 3 minutes and 55 seconds his brother g r dyson won from long in the 158-pound class with a time advantage of a lit tle over a minute the brown and white mat men gained three points after lehr succeeded in defeating chappelle with a time advan tage of almost five minutes the score then stood at 9-11 in favor of the navy lehigh need ing a decision to win the meet littell however gained more than a decision when he threw his man in 6 minutes and 32 seconds giving lehigh the match and the meet the summaries 115-pound class mcgovern lehigh won decision from ashford navy time advan tage 6 minutes 125 pounds captain reed lehigh won decision from wyatt navy time advan tage 8 minutes 42 seconds 135 pounds crittenden na vy won decision from heilman lehigh time advantage 28 seconds two extra periods 145 pounds : h j dyson na vy threw keller lehigh with a reverse hold down and arm lock in 3 minutes and 55 sec onds continued on page four 158 pounds g r dyson navy won decision from long the freshman basketball team lost its final game of the season to the freeland min ing and mechanical institute at the latter's court on saturday night by the extremely close score of 27-24 the game was close and very clean although hard fought the whole way the freeland team won the game because they were better able to score from the field le high had a wide margin in the matter of fouls by this means the freshmen scored ten points missing only two while their opponents scored only five points freeland had a wide margin in field goals however with eleven to the yearling's six richart made the best show ing for lehigh by scoring eight points the captain of the freeland team is ward schaub a brother of the lehigh stars he is planning to enter lehigh in september besides playing a good floor game he figured prominently in the attack of the freeland five he accounted for two field goals and in addi tion scored three points from the foul line w davis his teammate was easily the star of the game scoring six field goals and one free throw these two men tallied more than two thirds of their team's total score the summary lehigh freeland hale rf w davis smith lf bray budd c b davis twiggar rg schaub richart lg welsh substitutions : lehigh schultz for hale salmon for smith benhoff for twiggar gallagher for w davis ran ieri for bray petchell for b davis field goals : lehigh benhoff 2 richart 2 salmon smith freeland w davis 6 schaub 2 ; bray ranieri b davis foul goals lehigh richart 4 hales benhoff freeland schaub 3 w davis b davis referee boyle time of halves 20 minutes tuesday march 8 4:15 p m meeting of the spike shoe society trophy room taylor gymnasium wednesday march 9 7:30 p m varsity basketball vs juniata taylor gymna sium thursday march 10 7:30 p m meeting of scab bard and blade society ar mory friday march 11 7:45 p m meeting of the rob ert w blake society pack er hall subject for discus sion : the reorganization of the american college prof hughes will read a paper saturday march 12 7:30 p m varsity swimming vs cornell taylor gymna sium 8:30 p m faculty dance drown hall advance notice monday march 14 — 4:00 p.m meeting of the faculty edu cation club faculty room alumni memorial building continued on page four an intra-mural boxing com petition is scheduled for the af ternoons of march the twenty third and fourth last year these bouts proved one of the most hotly contested features on the intra-mural calendar and an even more successful series of bouts is expected this year to enter this contest all one has to do is sign up at the gym office with professor bart lett the new men especially are urged to compete in this tournament gold medals will be awarded to the winners in each of the seven classes the lehigh tankmen gained a decisive victory over swarth more last saturday by a score of 45-14 every first place was won by the lehigh men while the second positions were equally divided a pool record was very near ly shattered in the quarter-mile swim when webbe swam under the rope with a time of 6 mm 3 3-5 sees the present record of 6 mm 3 1-5 sees is held by coach harmon in making this time webbe lap ped his nearest competitor stidham of the garnet good time was made in all of the events lehigh started the scoring by winning the 200 yard relay hayes scored a very close and well deserved victory over norton of swarth more in the fancy dives this contest was very close and a great deal of interest was shown in the 50-yard free style captain raleigh showed his ability by beating shoemak er of swarthmore who holds a very enviable record hertzler swam an almost dead heat with raleigh in the 100-yard swim leader and raleigh shared the honors for the brown and white each scoring two firsts the summaries 200-yard relay won by le high hertzler ellis o'callag han and raleigh ; second swarthmore gillette sellers shoemaker and mitchell time 1:53 2-5 fancy dive won by hayes lehigh second norton swar thmore ; third thompson swarthmore 50-yard dash : won by ral eigh lehigh second ellis le high third mitchell swarth more time 26 3-5 seconds 150-yard back-stroke : won by leader lehigh second sel lers swarthmore third ahl berg lehigh time 2:10 3-5 440-yard swim won by webbe lehigh second stid ham swarthmore third gil lette swarthmore time 6:3 4-5 200-yard breast-stroke won continued on page four the yearling swimmers suf fered defeat at the hands of a very strong and well-balanced combination of rutgers frosh mermen who piled up a score of 47-15 in a meet held in tay lor pool on saturday the rut gers team has swamped all their opponents thus far by over whelming scores and is ranked at the best freshman team in the east continued on page four some exceptionally fast times were chalked up by the win ners this was particularly true in the 200-yard relay and the century swim jelenko shared honors with creem as bethlehem pa tuesday march 8 1926 vol xxxiv no 38 ned wayburn to select cast for kist cost mustard and cheese production next week brown and white brown and white grapplers overpower midshipmen price five cents varsity takes third victory from lafayette basketeers notice musical club members are to meet at the corner of fourth and new streets at 6:30 p m tonight for trip it is very necessary that all competitors for either cast or chorus positions in mustard and cheese show report at the final praceice to be hel dat 7:30 p m in drown hall tomorrow night wednesday this prac tice is preliminary to final sel ections notice a committee representing sev eral large corporations will be in memorial hall on wednes day march 23 and will inter view all seniors interested in possible employment after grad uation this group of men is acting for the american tele phone and telegraph company the western electric company the bell laboratories of new york and various telephone or ganizations of the country