Brown and White Vol. 22 no. 54 |
Save page Remove page | Previous | 1 of 4 | Next |
|
|
small (250x250 max)
medium (500x500 max)
Large
Extra Large
Full Size
Full Resolution
All (PDF)
|
This page
All
|
Loading content ...
score 3 to 0 two tallies in first period and one in second visitors unable to score good takes first in the pole vault mcgrath wins in fast mile run win two first places team-mates give anderson strong support in the tight places to-morrow eventing the civil en gineering society will close the year's meetings with a get to gether meeting in the fritz lab oratory building every student in the civil engineering department is cordially invited by the society and the department to attend the meet ing ladies will be admitted on membership cards held by the stu dents and instructors in attendance the committee in charge has ar ranged the following program for the evening 1 — election of officers 2 — exhibition laboratory tests 3 — refreshments the experiments which will be performed by several of the seniors and juniors of the course and fac ulty members are electrolysis of steel in concrete autographic ten sioni test of steel reinforced con crete beam illuminated sprinkling filter nozzles illuminated jet illu minated weir and illuminated pel ton wheel the nomi mat ions for the society offices for the year 1915-1916 are as follows : president — e j clement w b miller and s b scruggs secretary — p j ganey l m levin and r w sheckells treasurer — l b ryom and j h seipple stevens track meet the perm state track team prov ed to be too fast for the lehigh team on saturday when they won by a score of 78 to 34 the meet was held at state college on new beaver field this was the first meet held there this season and some exceptionally fast time was made the most thrilling race of the af ternoon was the mile run which was won by mcgrath closely fol lowed by burke garland of state taking third place at no time dur ing the race did more than five yards separate the runners the dashes were a surprise for lehigh dolbin of state doing the 100-yard in 9 4-5 seconds and post of state doing the 220 in 22 sec onds the perm state record was broken mi the 100-yard dash perm state taking all three places the third man doing the distance in 10 seconds the pole vault avas also hotly con tested good winning out finally at a height of 1 1 f-et md 3 inches at which height he cleared the bar by at least six inches the treatment accorded the le high team was well worthy of men tion . the team left here at six o'clock friday morning and arriv ed in state college about four o clock during the two-day stay they received the best of treatment due to the long trip the team re mained in state college saturday night and returned here sunday continued on fourth page meeting of the athletic committee lehigh defeated the indians in the annual lacrosse game last satur day on taylor field by a score of 3 to 0 this game was not of the kind that would render credit to the game of lacrosse for there was a decided note of roughness shown the first half ended without any man being put out of the game for any period of time and lehigh led 2to 0 during the second half the carlisle team left the field but soon returned to finish the game a mix-up followed shortly after play was resumed after which the game was called off by mutual consent the game started off rather loose ly both sides being off color in passing and team work after some ten minutes of playing lehigh scor ed her first tally later lehigh a gaiii got the jump and made the count 2 to 0 carlisle had several tries at lehigh's goal but each one was cleverly turned away by schulz jay raised lehigh's total to three during the second half and the brown and white continued to hold the upper hand until the game was called schulz played an exceptionally strong game at goal for a new man the indians not succeeding in driv ing a ball past him once during the game the line-up : indians pos lehigh miller goal schulz nori . . point hiss kettle .... cover point . . kennedy b schemanriore ist def . . . green claremont .. 2nd clef scruggs f schemandore 3rd def . . sexton tarbell center , jenness oakes 3rd attack . . . .' mayer star 2nd attack . . buck ( c broker .... ist attack ....... jay crow c . . out-home .... mayers woffard .... in-home kirby goals — mayers mayer and fay substitutions — desmond for green barclay for buck zol linger for mayers referee — dr estes of johns hopkins goal ltnpires — for lehigh raynor ; for carlisle miller timekeepers — dunibar and o'neil time of halves — 30 minutes in a pitchers battle on saturday lehigh defeated lebanon valley by a score of sto 2 white who twirl ed for lebanon valley was un steady at times and he was not sup ported as well as was possible by his team-mates on the other hand anderson was steady in the pinches and when support from his team mates was wanted it was not found lacking anderson and fishburn played well for lehigh the former getting two singles out of the four which white alknved our team lebanon valley secured seven safe hits off anderson but they were not punch ed and therefore counted for little lehigh lebanon valley lehigh 20000201 o o lebanon valley 00001000 i—2 double plays — anderson chen oweth and twombley struck out by anderson 6 by white 7 . ist base on balls — by anderson 4 by white 5 sacrifice hits — fishburn keating stolen bases — albrecht connell white and larew um pire — clemens « penn lacrosse game tennis match lehigh will meet stevens insti tute to-morrow afternoon may 12 on the upper field in a dual track meet stevens comes here with a very strong team which is this year being coached by mel sheppard the world's greatest middle distance runner lehigh's entries are as follows : 100 yard dash — morrissey and sproul 220 yard dash — mo-rrissey and bickley 440 yard dash — carlson and hanway half-mile — burke and hanway one-mile — mcgrath and hart zell two-mile — mcgrath and mudge high jump — lind and bemies broad jump i—sproul1 — sproul and good pole vault—good and sanderson shot put — grumbach and os trom , ham m e r t h row — p on s and schnerr discus throw — grumbach and schnerr low hurdles — keyes and da vidson high hurdles — keyes and good an important meeting of the ath letic committee was held last thurs day in taylor gymnasium it was decided to award the regulation sweater for wrestling to captain sawtelle manager vance kirkhuff ma r t in , m ccullough thomas , good wills and fleming permis sion was granted to the sophomore class to hold the calculus crema tion in front of the concrete stands in taylor field an interscholastic track meet to be held some time in may 1916 was sanctioned soccer was adopted as a minor sport a permanent press stand is to be erected on the south side of the field and new wires installed tennis team to meet haverford last university dance lehigh will meet the u of p la crosse team in the last game of the southern intercollegiate lacrosse league season to-morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock on perm's field vic tory for lehigh in this game means the winning of second place having defeated swarthmore and been de feated by hopkins the champions perm has been defeated by hopkins and swarthmore and should not be a very formidable opponent of the brown and white notice sophomores the last university dance of the season was held last saturday ev ening in drown hall the dance was a fitting close being the best attended and therefore the most successful of the season house parties in the dorms and several fraternities helped to swell the at tendance van eps orchestra fur nished the music refreshments were served during the intermis sion a meeting of the sophomore class will be held to-morrow afternoon in packer hall at 2 o'clock officers for the junior year and 1917 epit ome board members will be nomina ted at this time college lecture notice musical clubs major general leonard wood former chief of staff of the u s army will lecture in the chapel on friday morning ma ? the 14th at 11 o'clock attendance required the columbia l'n-iversity tennis team easily proved themselves the superiors of the lehigh quartet when they defeated the brown and white on saturday on the home courts by a score of 6to 0 lehigh could do little with the smashing serves and driving return of their opponents and columbia succeeded in taking every set lehigh could do nothing better than to draw a tie in two sets and then lose them in four out of the six matches col umbia won by two consecutive sets the results of the singles were smith columbia defeated pow ers lehigh : 6 2 6 4 lamb columbia defeated purple lehigh 7-9 6-3 6-4 tunis columbia defeated tee ole lehigh 1-6 6 3 8 6 yonßermuth columbia defeated oswald lehigh 6-4 6-2 the doubles resulted as follows smith and von bermuth colum bia defeated powers and oswald lehigh : 7 - 5 6 3 lamb and tunis columbia de feated teeple and purple lehigh : 6-2 6-2 an important meeting of the com bined glee and mandolin clubs will be held on wednesday may 12th in drown memorial hall at 1.30 p m election of officers for next season will be held everybody out ! the meeting of the y m c a last sunday was entertained with a very successful program after the regular meeting miss anna es tes rendered a soprano solo accom panied by her sister and then dr v s babasinian associate profes sor of organic chemistry at le high was called upon as the speak er of the evenang dr a s babasinian gave an in tensely interesting account of the conditions that were prevalent in armenia many years ago and which still exist armenia at one time was a thriving and populous coun try but now due to the successive invasions of the country shortly af ter the coming of christ the ar menians are a scattered race har assed on all sides by mohamedans they were the first nation that as a whole accepted the christian re ligion and they have suffered in proportion time and time again the attention of the civilized pow ers has been called to the systematic massacres of this people by the sur rounding turks and kurds and man 7 treaties w 7 ere formed in con sequences ; but in spite of all these so-called treaties nothing was done and the sultan went on with his policy which virtually was a policy o : f extermination there have been regular and sys temlatic massacres of this peace loa?ing people from year to year and the present war makes to be exact the 21st time that the armenians have been turned out of house and home by an incoming race ac cording to the newspaper accounts armenia is the present theatre of war in eastern europe and is the objective point of russia as it means eventually to her the con quering and subduing of asia mi nor there was one time in fact when a ray of hope appeared to the tor tured people — when the young turks came into control in 1908 these young turks had in reality the best of resolutions and inten tions toward this trampled race their government and constitution was to be based upon liberty equality and fraternity and it was all right as far as it went but lack of funds and experience pre vented it from going very far af terwards these young turks went back into the customs of their fa thers and perpetrated massacres ev en to a worse degree to-day practically the same thing is going on only once and a while do the civilized countries hear of these horrible conditions and then it is useless in traveling through the country now occupied by the armenians there is hardly a toavn that has not been razed to the ground to be rebuilt or hardly . an inch of territory that has not at one time been soaked in blood and in spite of all this the intervention of one of the six great powers of europe which would have only been the act of a christian toward a brother christian would have stopped these continual and perpet ual massacres of the armenians by the hordes of turks and kurd's ; mr h f lynch sums the whole situation up very neatly and con cisely in the statement that the only fault with the armenians is that they are christians next sunday may 16th the last regular meeting of the y m c a will be held in drown hall and on wednesday following a farewell meeting will be held in the same place lehigh's opponents in tennis to morrow afternoon will be haver ford on the home courts at two o'clock to date nothing has been heard regarding the strength of the visitors although lehigh lost to columbia it must be remembered that the col umbia tennis team is without a doubt one of the best in college ranks and it is hardly possible that haverford will surpass the strength of columbia capt f d powers p m tee pie a l purple and w h os wald will represent lehigh in the singles in the doubles f d powers and w h oswald will comprise the one team while p m teeple and a l purple the other the brown and white lehigh university bethlehem pa tuesday may 11 1915 dr vahan s babasin ian addresses y m c a track meet won by penn state civil engineers to hold novel meet xo 54 indians lose lacrosse game vol xxii lehigh defeats lebanon valley vividly describes the conditions in armenia during the past and the present monthly meeting will be held in fritz laboratory exhibition of laboratory tests lebanon valley loses pitchers battle on home grounds by a score of 5 to 2 lehigh runners not fast enough for perm state's athletes score 78 to 34 twirler well supported carlisle loses evenly - played game lehigh's defensive play is strong r h u a j twombley lb 1 0 8 0 0 chenoweth 2b 1 0 3 5 2 fis'hbura s.s 0 1 2 2 0 keady r.f 1 0 0 1 1 lees c 0 0 10 1 0 albrec'ht l.f 2 0 2 0 0 conmell c.f 0 110 0 achorn 31 0 0 0 1 0 anderson 1 , p 0 2 0 4 1 sanford r.f 0 0 0 0 0 totals 5 426 14 4 larew l.f 1 keating 3b 0 suavely lb 0 ziegler l.f 0 stickell r.f 0 madieii s.s 0 swartz 2b 0 white p 1 mcnelly c 0 atticks c 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 1 0 1 2 0 7 o 4 0 2 1 7 1 0 0 1 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 2 3 0 0 1 1 0 totals ..;... 2 7 27 8 6
Object Description
Title | Brown and White Vol. 22 no. 54 |
Date | 1915-05-11 |
Month | 05 |
Day | 11 |
Year | 1915 |
Type | Newspaper |
DPIX | 400 |
DPIY | 400 |
Source Repository | Lehigh University |
Coverage | United States, Pennsylvania, Lehigh, South Bethlehem |
LCCN | 07019854 |
Source Repository Code | PBL |
Digital Responsible Institution | Lehigh University |
Digital Responsible Institution Code | PBL |
Issue/Edition Pattern | Semiweekly |
Title Essay | Published twice a week during the college year by the students of Lehigh University |
Description
Title | Brown and White Vol. 22 no. 54 |
Date | 1915-05-11 |
Month | 05 |
Day | 11 |
Year | 1915 |
Page | 1 |
Type | Page |
DPIX | 400 |
DPIY | 400 |
FileSizeK | 3045427 Bytes |
FileName | 191505110001.jp2 |
Source Repository | Lehigh University |
Coverage | United States, Pennsylvania, Lehigh, South Bethlehem |
LCCN | 07019854 |
Source Repository Code | PBL |
Digital Responsible Institution | Lehigh University |
Digital Responsible Institution Code | PBL |
Issue/Edition Pattern | Semiweekly |
Title Essay | Published twice a week during the college year by the students of Lehigh University |
FullText | score 3 to 0 two tallies in first period and one in second visitors unable to score good takes first in the pole vault mcgrath wins in fast mile run win two first places team-mates give anderson strong support in the tight places to-morrow eventing the civil en gineering society will close the year's meetings with a get to gether meeting in the fritz lab oratory building every student in the civil engineering department is cordially invited by the society and the department to attend the meet ing ladies will be admitted on membership cards held by the stu dents and instructors in attendance the committee in charge has ar ranged the following program for the evening 1 — election of officers 2 — exhibition laboratory tests 3 — refreshments the experiments which will be performed by several of the seniors and juniors of the course and fac ulty members are electrolysis of steel in concrete autographic ten sioni test of steel reinforced con crete beam illuminated sprinkling filter nozzles illuminated jet illu minated weir and illuminated pel ton wheel the nomi mat ions for the society offices for the year 1915-1916 are as follows : president — e j clement w b miller and s b scruggs secretary — p j ganey l m levin and r w sheckells treasurer — l b ryom and j h seipple stevens track meet the perm state track team prov ed to be too fast for the lehigh team on saturday when they won by a score of 78 to 34 the meet was held at state college on new beaver field this was the first meet held there this season and some exceptionally fast time was made the most thrilling race of the af ternoon was the mile run which was won by mcgrath closely fol lowed by burke garland of state taking third place at no time dur ing the race did more than five yards separate the runners the dashes were a surprise for lehigh dolbin of state doing the 100-yard in 9 4-5 seconds and post of state doing the 220 in 22 sec onds the perm state record was broken mi the 100-yard dash perm state taking all three places the third man doing the distance in 10 seconds the pole vault avas also hotly con tested good winning out finally at a height of 1 1 f-et md 3 inches at which height he cleared the bar by at least six inches the treatment accorded the le high team was well worthy of men tion . the team left here at six o'clock friday morning and arriv ed in state college about four o clock during the two-day stay they received the best of treatment due to the long trip the team re mained in state college saturday night and returned here sunday continued on fourth page meeting of the athletic committee lehigh defeated the indians in the annual lacrosse game last satur day on taylor field by a score of 3 to 0 this game was not of the kind that would render credit to the game of lacrosse for there was a decided note of roughness shown the first half ended without any man being put out of the game for any period of time and lehigh led 2to 0 during the second half the carlisle team left the field but soon returned to finish the game a mix-up followed shortly after play was resumed after which the game was called off by mutual consent the game started off rather loose ly both sides being off color in passing and team work after some ten minutes of playing lehigh scor ed her first tally later lehigh a gaiii got the jump and made the count 2 to 0 carlisle had several tries at lehigh's goal but each one was cleverly turned away by schulz jay raised lehigh's total to three during the second half and the brown and white continued to hold the upper hand until the game was called schulz played an exceptionally strong game at goal for a new man the indians not succeeding in driv ing a ball past him once during the game the line-up : indians pos lehigh miller goal schulz nori . . point hiss kettle .... cover point . . kennedy b schemanriore ist def . . . green claremont .. 2nd clef scruggs f schemandore 3rd def . . sexton tarbell center , jenness oakes 3rd attack . . . .' mayer star 2nd attack . . buck ( c broker .... ist attack ....... jay crow c . . out-home .... mayers woffard .... in-home kirby goals — mayers mayer and fay substitutions — desmond for green barclay for buck zol linger for mayers referee — dr estes of johns hopkins goal ltnpires — for lehigh raynor ; for carlisle miller timekeepers — dunibar and o'neil time of halves — 30 minutes in a pitchers battle on saturday lehigh defeated lebanon valley by a score of sto 2 white who twirl ed for lebanon valley was un steady at times and he was not sup ported as well as was possible by his team-mates on the other hand anderson was steady in the pinches and when support from his team mates was wanted it was not found lacking anderson and fishburn played well for lehigh the former getting two singles out of the four which white alknved our team lebanon valley secured seven safe hits off anderson but they were not punch ed and therefore counted for little lehigh lebanon valley lehigh 20000201 o o lebanon valley 00001000 i—2 double plays — anderson chen oweth and twombley struck out by anderson 6 by white 7 . ist base on balls — by anderson 4 by white 5 sacrifice hits — fishburn keating stolen bases — albrecht connell white and larew um pire — clemens « penn lacrosse game tennis match lehigh will meet stevens insti tute to-morrow afternoon may 12 on the upper field in a dual track meet stevens comes here with a very strong team which is this year being coached by mel sheppard the world's greatest middle distance runner lehigh's entries are as follows : 100 yard dash — morrissey and sproul 220 yard dash — mo-rrissey and bickley 440 yard dash — carlson and hanway half-mile — burke and hanway one-mile — mcgrath and hart zell two-mile — mcgrath and mudge high jump — lind and bemies broad jump i—sproul1 — sproul and good pole vault—good and sanderson shot put — grumbach and os trom , ham m e r t h row — p on s and schnerr discus throw — grumbach and schnerr low hurdles — keyes and da vidson high hurdles — keyes and good an important meeting of the ath letic committee was held last thurs day in taylor gymnasium it was decided to award the regulation sweater for wrestling to captain sawtelle manager vance kirkhuff ma r t in , m ccullough thomas , good wills and fleming permis sion was granted to the sophomore class to hold the calculus crema tion in front of the concrete stands in taylor field an interscholastic track meet to be held some time in may 1916 was sanctioned soccer was adopted as a minor sport a permanent press stand is to be erected on the south side of the field and new wires installed tennis team to meet haverford last university dance lehigh will meet the u of p la crosse team in the last game of the southern intercollegiate lacrosse league season to-morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock on perm's field vic tory for lehigh in this game means the winning of second place having defeated swarthmore and been de feated by hopkins the champions perm has been defeated by hopkins and swarthmore and should not be a very formidable opponent of the brown and white notice sophomores the last university dance of the season was held last saturday ev ening in drown hall the dance was a fitting close being the best attended and therefore the most successful of the season house parties in the dorms and several fraternities helped to swell the at tendance van eps orchestra fur nished the music refreshments were served during the intermis sion a meeting of the sophomore class will be held to-morrow afternoon in packer hall at 2 o'clock officers for the junior year and 1917 epit ome board members will be nomina ted at this time college lecture notice musical clubs major general leonard wood former chief of staff of the u s army will lecture in the chapel on friday morning ma ? the 14th at 11 o'clock attendance required the columbia l'n-iversity tennis team easily proved themselves the superiors of the lehigh quartet when they defeated the brown and white on saturday on the home courts by a score of 6to 0 lehigh could do little with the smashing serves and driving return of their opponents and columbia succeeded in taking every set lehigh could do nothing better than to draw a tie in two sets and then lose them in four out of the six matches col umbia won by two consecutive sets the results of the singles were smith columbia defeated pow ers lehigh : 6 2 6 4 lamb columbia defeated purple lehigh 7-9 6-3 6-4 tunis columbia defeated tee ole lehigh 1-6 6 3 8 6 yonßermuth columbia defeated oswald lehigh 6-4 6-2 the doubles resulted as follows smith and von bermuth colum bia defeated powers and oswald lehigh : 7 - 5 6 3 lamb and tunis columbia de feated teeple and purple lehigh : 6-2 6-2 an important meeting of the com bined glee and mandolin clubs will be held on wednesday may 12th in drown memorial hall at 1.30 p m election of officers for next season will be held everybody out ! the meeting of the y m c a last sunday was entertained with a very successful program after the regular meeting miss anna es tes rendered a soprano solo accom panied by her sister and then dr v s babasinian associate profes sor of organic chemistry at le high was called upon as the speak er of the evenang dr a s babasinian gave an in tensely interesting account of the conditions that were prevalent in armenia many years ago and which still exist armenia at one time was a thriving and populous coun try but now due to the successive invasions of the country shortly af ter the coming of christ the ar menians are a scattered race har assed on all sides by mohamedans they were the first nation that as a whole accepted the christian re ligion and they have suffered in proportion time and time again the attention of the civilized pow ers has been called to the systematic massacres of this people by the sur rounding turks and kurds and man 7 treaties w 7 ere formed in con sequences ; but in spite of all these so-called treaties nothing was done and the sultan went on with his policy which virtually was a policy o : f extermination there have been regular and sys temlatic massacres of this peace loa?ing people from year to year and the present war makes to be exact the 21st time that the armenians have been turned out of house and home by an incoming race ac cording to the newspaper accounts armenia is the present theatre of war in eastern europe and is the objective point of russia as it means eventually to her the con quering and subduing of asia mi nor there was one time in fact when a ray of hope appeared to the tor tured people — when the young turks came into control in 1908 these young turks had in reality the best of resolutions and inten tions toward this trampled race their government and constitution was to be based upon liberty equality and fraternity and it was all right as far as it went but lack of funds and experience pre vented it from going very far af terwards these young turks went back into the customs of their fa thers and perpetrated massacres ev en to a worse degree to-day practically the same thing is going on only once and a while do the civilized countries hear of these horrible conditions and then it is useless in traveling through the country now occupied by the armenians there is hardly a toavn that has not been razed to the ground to be rebuilt or hardly . an inch of territory that has not at one time been soaked in blood and in spite of all this the intervention of one of the six great powers of europe which would have only been the act of a christian toward a brother christian would have stopped these continual and perpet ual massacres of the armenians by the hordes of turks and kurd's ; mr h f lynch sums the whole situation up very neatly and con cisely in the statement that the only fault with the armenians is that they are christians next sunday may 16th the last regular meeting of the y m c a will be held in drown hall and on wednesday following a farewell meeting will be held in the same place lehigh's opponents in tennis to morrow afternoon will be haver ford on the home courts at two o'clock to date nothing has been heard regarding the strength of the visitors although lehigh lost to columbia it must be remembered that the col umbia tennis team is without a doubt one of the best in college ranks and it is hardly possible that haverford will surpass the strength of columbia capt f d powers p m tee pie a l purple and w h os wald will represent lehigh in the singles in the doubles f d powers and w h oswald will comprise the one team while p m teeple and a l purple the other the brown and white lehigh university bethlehem pa tuesday may 11 1915 dr vahan s babasin ian addresses y m c a track meet won by penn state civil engineers to hold novel meet xo 54 indians lose lacrosse game vol xxii lehigh defeats lebanon valley vividly describes the conditions in armenia during the past and the present monthly meeting will be held in fritz laboratory exhibition of laboratory tests lebanon valley loses pitchers battle on home grounds by a score of 5 to 2 lehigh runners not fast enough for perm state's athletes score 78 to 34 twirler well supported carlisle loses evenly - played game lehigh's defensive play is strong r h u a j twombley lb 1 0 8 0 0 chenoweth 2b 1 0 3 5 2 fis'hbura s.s 0 1 2 2 0 keady r.f 1 0 0 1 1 lees c 0 0 10 1 0 albrec'ht l.f 2 0 2 0 0 conmell c.f 0 110 0 achorn 31 0 0 0 1 0 anderson 1 , p 0 2 0 4 1 sanford r.f 0 0 0 0 0 totals 5 426 14 4 larew l.f 1 keating 3b 0 suavely lb 0 ziegler l.f 0 stickell r.f 0 madieii s.s 0 swartz 2b 0 white p 1 mcnelly c 0 atticks c 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 1 0 1 2 0 7 o 4 0 2 1 7 1 0 0 1 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 2 3 0 0 1 1 0 totals ..;... 2 7 27 8 6 |
Tags
Comments
Post a Comment for Brown and White Vol. 22 no. 54