Brown and White Vol. 28 no. 55

              price five cents bethlehem pa friday mjay 20 1921 netmen easily defeat state college team visiting racquet club gives but slight opposition to le high score 6-0 the lehigh racquet-wiekiers com pletely overwhelmed the permi state aggregation on the university courts on wednesday afternoon taking all the matches both singles anid doubles for a 6-0 victory the lehigh team was in excellent form and attacked the center col lege clan with such violence that they were completely snowed under smarting under a severe trouncing administered by the navy last sat urday and as an added incentive to win the defeat which the le high ball-tossers suffered at the hands of perm state the lehigh men determined to down state in tennis and did so admirably most of the matches were easy for the lehigh netmen and the majority of them were captured in two straight sets in fact there were only two matches that took three sets to decide the winner ; the sec ond set of singles and the second set of doubles both of these matches were close arwi hard fought with lehigh nnalb/;-carrying off the honors these*twdkpartic ular matches furnished the main at traction of thp giterrrvw the ot 1""^1 ""^ matches being so one-sided as to deprive them of great interest the best work of the afternoon was done by boggs of the visitors and beale of lehigh these men paired off in the second set of singles and boggs started off with a dash taking the first set 6-2 and it looked for a time as though he would capture the match in two straight sets however beale came back strong taking the next two sets after a hard and close tussle in the second set of doubles which required three sets to decide beale and laughton after dropping the first set to watts and parsons came through with the next two sets after extending themselves to the limit the other matches were so one sided that the lehigh men scarcely had opportunity to show what they continued on page four juniors nominate men for senior offices the junior class held a meeting in packer hall at noon last wed nesday for the purpose of nomina ting officers for the coming year the following men were nominated for the respective offices : president c a connell a r little c c strauch vice-president — l g barthold m h foote secretary l b kehler w schier treasurer c h tagels h w platt n p sanborn r c zant zinger sergeant-at-arms w brewer g ml brumbaugh g r swinton historian l l drew c p j gooding r f miller athletic representative e m enslin g c o'keefe l n van nort the election of these officers will | take place this morning from eight ; to twelve o'clock in drown hall burr notice the burr board will hold thelast meeting of the year to-night at 7.15 in drown hall all members are expected to be present twelve to clash with pennsylvania coach o'neill's lacrosse men will invade u of p territory to morrow in league game restricted to the use of but one end of taylor field owing to the many baseball games of the week coach bill o'neill has been handi capped in his work of tutoring the lacrosse team for the annual game with the university of pennsylva nia to-morrow afternoon on frank lin field w r ith the exception of last year the pennsylvania game has always been one of the hardest on the lehigh twelve's schedule and from all reports . to-morrow's game should be no excq)tion practice during the week has necessarily been confined for the greater part to the pitting of the varsity attack against the varsity defense and the lehigh mentor has been endeavoring to improve the stickwork and passing in close scrimmage in the vicinity of the goal these work-outs in a smaller area than usual have been product ive oi greater speed and more ac curacy in passing and shooting and have generally tended to better con dition the men for the hard game that is expected don shulz alone suffered an injury in the combat with rutgers last saturday and le high's out-home man has been wit nessing the daily work-outs from the side-lines in goal parker has continued to scoop the best of shots out of danger and if the quality of his play to-morrow is comparable with his exhibition of net-work in continued on page five 1 necessary to hold another 23 election for most of the offices of the elections of the sophomore class last tuesday afternoon a majority was not reached and the two high est men in each case will be put up for the office at the election to be held at a class meeting this morn ing at 1 1 o'clock the only offices that were deci ded were historian and the epito ime board j w gardy was elect ed historian while the following men made the epitome editorial board : j m conroy g fitch c f forstall t w gardy a w hicks h r randall and f c j walters b a c johnston and s a stafford compose the art staff i of the board ! the men to be voted on at the next election are : 1 president r m graff j l lees vice-president — w g thomp ; son r s webb i secretary — w m laughton f , h leister . treasurer — f e ferguson c • a voss athletic representative e b ! beale r m beck l j bray i sergeant at arms — a c cu sick l f kurtz faculty entertained at chi psi lodge unique reception for professors held at fraternity mon day evening the chi psis made a delightful ly unique innovation on monday ev ening last when faculty members and student representatives from the living groups were guests at a faculty-student smoker the affair was a decided success and the chi ] psis are to be commended on the enjoyable entertainment of the | professors the principal form of amusement i was gambling the lower floor of the house was turned into a gamb ling-joint where the learned profes sors played recklessly at roulette faro crap poker twenty-one and red diog one hundred and forty dollars in counterfeit was given ev ery guest and a prize promised to the one who made the best use of his talents the faculty members displayed quite some proficiency at the games which in some cases were the professors not known to be gentlemen of good morals might argue a misspent youth everyone took a shot at each game but each had his own favor ite dr miller succeedied in rob bing the roulette wheel of about six hundred dollars and could hardly | he induced to leave it parke fraim came out almost five hundred ahead at faro ■ crap was one of the most popu j lar games and some of the profs demonstrated a surprising ability in talking to the little ivories and mak ing them roll right prof klein astonished the crowd by beating such experts as moorehouse buck ley hughes schaefer burgess and bunn out of 1004 dr emery al so patronized the dice for a long time — with profit beaver tried everything in 1 the house and finally declared that there was a conspira cy against him dr miller won first prize with a winning of 1100 dollars prof klein was a close second prof j beaver was awarded the booby prize ask him all about it the hawaiian quartette kindly offered their services and rendered i several pleasing selections faculty nine loses again to lafayette the lehigh profs were forced to bow in defeat to their worthy j colleagues in the gentle art of edu cation at lafayette on monday af ternoon to the tune of 22 to 21 leading them out almost the en ! tire game by a comfortable margin i the bespectacled and learned doc ; tors and professors were forced to admit that the eastonites had judg ed the curves and angles to better advantage and had been able to i bridge the gaps with greater effi j ciency the biggest feature of the game i was the descent of prof drown from the dignified role of educator to that of a heavy-hitting base stealing wasp his appearance on j the field in a black and yellow jer j sey showed the true sporting spirit smith and kennard of lafayette ! were the individual stars of the j game however and smith showed ! his ability to crack balls for bases as well as rocks for specimens march and shelly the dignified ' rhetoricians were even heard to ut ter ungrammatical exclamations in 1 exhorting their team to greater continued on page six second game of series at easton brown and white nine to play lafayette team on march field lees vs tierney lehigh team is hitting and field ing better — real bat tle expected the second game of the lafay ette series will be played this sat urday at easton the game will be called at 3.00 p al indications at present point to another close game between the ri vals since the clash of two weeks ago lehigh has lost a hard-fought game to state while lafayette was beaten by cornell 4-1 tierney was batted hard in this game which should certainly improve lehigh's chances as cornell does not have an especially strong team carney has pitched very little this year and the few times he has been in he has been hit hard lehigh continues to play in-and out baseball at one time the team looks very good and then looks just as bad the hitting has improved lately however and if the brown and white batters can pound tier ney as well as they did the state hurlers lehigh should win without trouble rote is at present playing the best ball he has shown here he is hit ting the ball and his fielding in the last few games has been good don ovan is also playing well and this pair are holding down around sec ond base in approved fashion cap tain savaria's hitting has been a trifle weak but his fielding is good while yap is playing his usual steady game the outfield at present offers the greatest problem for coach keady to solve nork in left is holding down the position satisfactorily but the other positions are in doubt ro gers may start saturday in one of the outfield jobs if lafayette uses a right-hander larkin and thomp son have slumped in their batting lees will be on the mound as usual for lehigh with sehring do ing the receivimg lafayette will probably use the same team as that used against le high in the first game gazella is undoubtedly the hitting star and he has been clouting the ball hard late continued on page three w s landis 02 will give alumni address the alumni address at lehigh university in connection with the commencement exercises june 14 will be given by walter savage landis met.e 02 m.s 06 vice president of the american cyana mid company and past-president of the american electro-chemical society mr landis was a mem ber of the teaching staff of lehigh university for ten years after grad uation resigning in 1912 when he was associate professor of metal lurgy the baccalaureate sermon will be preached in packer memorial church at 11 a m june 12 by the rt rev frank dv moulin bishop coadjutor of ohio bishop dv moulin is a graduate of trini ty college toronto and of st francis xavier university and has served as rector of trinity church chicago and dean of trinity ca thedral cleveland dramatic club to give variety show mustard and cheese club to pre sent excellent performers to-morrow night promptly at 8 p m to-mor row night the curtain will rise in drown hall for the spring varie ty show to be presented by the mustard and cheese dramatic as sociation everything indicates a great success and it is expected that every seat in the house will be sold long before the show be gins ' those who have not yet se cured tickets may do so either at young's drug store or at the door to-morrow night every seat is re served and only one price of sev enty-five cents is being charged this will admit to both the show and the dance the show to-morrow night will ! be the last non-athletic activity of the various college organizations this season and it i hoped the en tire student body will support the mustard and cheese club by their attendance plenty of time has been allowed for those who are going to the baseball game at easton to return in time for the firsit act an exceptionally good program has been arranged including music comedy and something of a more serious nature in order to suit all tastes immediately following the show which will las aibout an hour and a half the floo r will be cleared for dancing good music is being provided and dancing will continue until midnight the first act on the program will be the lost silk hat this is the story of an englishman who has gone out calling and fallen into an argument with his young lady friend he leave so hurriedly that he forgets his hat and will not return for it himself however he insists that he will not go home without it and tries to persuade some passers-by to enter the house under the pretence of tuning the piano the success of his efforts will be depicted to-morrow night and many amusing situations are continually arising each passer-by lehigh-maryland club holds final meeting last friday evening in drown hall the lehigh-maryland club held its final meeting of the year at this meeting the usual routine was followed after which elections jof officers for the ensuing year | were held the result of the elections were i as follows : r l culler president earl stimson vke president s p rodgers treasurer edw hard castle secretary samuel farace historian as the membership of this worthy club is growing each year exten sive arrangements are to be made to receive the incoming freshman j class in the fall victory in ninth over seton hall count tied in ninth when yap scores — rogers settles game with homer score 7-5 lees hurls an excellent game holding new jersey nine to four hits a rally in the ninth inning which netted lehigh three runs ewahled the 15rown and white nine to tri umph over seton hall last wed nesday afternoon by a score of 7 - 5 lehigh went into the final frame on the short end 1 of 5-4 score and it looked like a certain defeat when connors the new jersey center fielder made a beautiful catch of savaria's fly rut then al yap started the works by lacing a hot single over second base thomp son plowed a hot bounder toward short but it hit the umpire and both men were safe norkiewicz ground ed to o'connor who forcedthomp 1 son at second on this play yap rounded third anid when he saw hartmann on the ground with the ball he made a dash for the plate hartmann was unable to make a peg from his sitting position and yap slid safely across the plate with the tying run then freddie rogers made it a good day by pok ing the ball over the right-field wall driving in norkiewicz and giving lehigh the game by a 7 - 5 score johnny lees twirled an excel j lent game all the way through ex cept for the fact that he was a little wild he was only touched for four safe hits but he issued five passes during the afternoon one of these hits was of a very flukey nature and accounted for setoni hall's first three runs after that lehigh was at a disadvantage and it was only by persistent plugging at fitzpat uoa butj aqs b.q ssuuajjo s,>pu the first inning was a wierd one because of d donovan's lucky hit lees opened the inning by passing hornak but sehring made a nice catch of flynn's high foul wal ters lined a nice single over second and hormak took second after j connors fanned lees issued an j other pass to hartmann filling the bases then d donovan hit a line fly toward first base yap was set for the ball on the first bounce a bout three feet from first base but when the ball bounced it squirted off at right angles and rolled out j into right field hornak and wal ters starting with the crack of the bat had crossed the plate before thompson had the ball and sehr ing's peg to second to get d dono van allowed hartmann to count al so sehring took lynn's foul for the third out connors of seton hall was mainly responsible for lehigh's fail ure to score in the first two innings by his wonderful catches of three long flies then lehigh scored their initial run in the third rote open ed with a sharp single to left and took second on w donovan's sac rifice rote took third on d don ovan's passed ball and then savaria walked savaria attempted to steal continued on page four notice seniors all invitations and programs for class day which have not as yet been called for may be obtained at the kappa sigma house any day between 6 and 8 p m brown and white vol xxviii no 55 mustard and cheese dramatic ass'n — presents — the spring variety show tomorrow 8:00 drown hall dancing after the show