Brown and White Vol. 10 no. 57

              dr drown in the course of his remarks said that there were two distinct parts to a man's college life one part that is controlled by the faculty and another part that is controlled by the students themselves the first consisted mainly of the college course and the second having to do only with the sports and other amusements which go to make up what is com monly known as college life he said that both could be the better conducted and that more profit could be gotten out of both if the faculty and students are in sym pathy with each other he also spoke on the honor system and lastly took occasion to remind the classes of the petitition which was granted last fall after dr drowns talk frick 03 spoke about the transferance of athletic tickets it was also decided to hold a smoker on the campus in front of packer hall on next friday even ing a collection was taken for the purpose of having a band at the lafayette game next saturday 100 yards 10 3-5 r h lum mis temple preparatory school 220 yards 25 g schmucker allentown high school 440 yards 56 1-5 e dives reading high school half mile 2.134-5 h brewer montclair high school one mile 5.20 1-5 w k miller bethlehem preparatory school 120 hurdle 20 4-5 j f o'don nell temple preparatory school 220 hurdle 30 a simons wyoming seminary high jump 5 3 a simons wyoming seminary broad jump 19 7 a simons wyoming seminary shot put 37 y 2 , w r a mc donough montclair high school hammer throw 105 1 g c summer montclair high school discus 100-2 w r a mc donough montclair hi^h school pole vault 8 olo l / 2 , a craig st luke's school new records may 16 1903 " as a june graduate coming to new york without influence or resources i am particularly grate ful to hapgoods for my present excellent position statistics show that the annual income of the average college graduate of ten years standing is 1,200 at this ratio my few days of registration is bringing me an income equivalent to that of a fifteen-year degree and with most encouraging prospects " the above tells what we did for one young college man if you have ability we can accomplish equally satisfactory results for you write to 309 broadway new york for particulars notice civils 12 mechanicals 4 on friday afternoon the civils and the mechanicals of the junior class met to decide the supremacy in base ball and in an exciting con test the civils proved themselves the better men by defeating the mechanicals by the score of 1 1 to 4 the game abounded with thrilling and spectacular plays which would have made the ath letics turn green with envy had they witnessed the struggle ; in addition to these the nondescript uniforms and bon mots of the players added considerably to the enjoyment not to say amusement of the spectators an interesting and successful meet the interscholastic track and field meet held on last saturday was an unqualified success the work of all competing teams showed hard and faithful training and the performance of those win ning the first places was in several events equal to the best that has been done by any preparatory school team an enthusiastic crowd had assembled before the appointed time for the first event shortly after two o'clock the first heat of the ioo-yard dash was an nounced ; this trial was won in io 3-5 seconds by staples of the cascadilla school in easy form and there was promise of the record for last year being broken the run ners were heartily cheered from the first and all tne trials were hard fought from the beginning to the end of the tape the results in the trial heats of tnc 100-yard dash : first heat ist staples c s time 10 3-5 2nd irwin t p second heat ist mcgowan t p time 10 4-5 2nd wright m a third heat ist cavenaugh e h time 1 1 2nd hernig t f fourth heat ist janeway st l s time 11 1-5 fifth heat ist losee n c i time 11 1-5 2nd spotansky w s final heat won by staples c s time 10 2-5 2nd mcgowan t p 3rd janeway st l s staples in winning the final heat in 10 2-5 seconds broke the rec ord of last year in the pole vault a second record was broken dickson t p won this event with a height of 9 feet 6 inches ; j hompson w s was second and staples c s third the half-mile was won in 2 min utes 10 3-5 seconds williams m a first ; hepburn t p second lockhart g h s third the 120 yard high hurdles were cleared in splendid form by several of the starters result of the trials : first heat ist collins m a time 18 sec 2nd hatch s c continued on second page brooks 95 was in south beth lehem over sunday every one is due at the college smoker on friday evening if the evening is fair it will be held on the campus in front of packer hall if rainy in the gymnasium bring your pipe and enjoy yourself 100 yards dash 10 2-5 staples c s 220 yards dash 23 2-5 staples c s half mile 2.10 3-5 williams m a one mile 4.56 3-5 hepburn t p s 120 yards hurdles 18 collins m a 220 yards hurdles 28 3-5 si mons w s high jump 5 s simons w s broad jump 21 3 mccarrell m a shot put 44 rees m a hammer throw 127 2 hel man m a pole vault 9 6 dickson t p s the brown and white lehigh university south bethlehem pa tuesday may 19 1903 college meeting interscholastic meet vol x calendar no 57 tuesday may 19 — at 4 p m base ball practice lehigh field at 4 p m track athletics wednesday may 20 — at 3.30 p m base ball game lehigh scrubs vs lafayette scrubs le high field thursday may 21 at 4p m base ball practice lehigh field at 4 p m track athletics friday may 22 at 4p m base ball practice lehigh field at 4 p m track athletics saturday may 23 at 3.30 p m base ball game lehigh vs lafayette lehigh field track meet lehigh vs rutgers at new brunswick n j c e spiel annual banquet of the c e society the second annual spiel of the civil engineering society was held saturday evening at the brighton and was a very successful and en joyable affair it was attended by nearly all the c e students in the four classes the menu card was cleverly and uniquely arranged in the same form which made such a hit last year the toasts or references were as follows : the society mr schneider four years in the civil course w p tunstall 03 the outlook l bernstein 04 the ideal civil r g johnson 04 records of lehigh in terscholastic meet may 3 1902 base ball owing to a misunderstanding on the part of the management of the team of the western university of pennsylvania there was no game on saturday when the lehigh team reached allengheny they found that the game was not to be played but on account of a change of the managers it had not been previously cancelled the team however was well treated and all expenses were paid what hapgoods can do dents dr drown addresses the stu a college meeting was held in the physical laboratory on last friday at which an address was made by dr drown and several other matters of interest to the college were discussed