Brown and White Vol. 28 no. 44

              ethlehem pa friday april 1 1921 price five cents lees and sehring probable selec tion as battery for the contest good stick work expected nine shows form baseball team to test their abil ity with new englanders in initial game extensive arrangements made for closing 21 social function dr drinker to speak seniors to banquet at kurtz's monday u of vermont here for season opener the annual banquet of the senior class will be held monday april 4th at 7.30 p m at the kurtz res taurant bethlehem arrangements have been made for an enjoyable program and all seniors are urged to attend to help make the affair a big success the speakers for the evening will be dr h s drinker whose close association with the present senior class during this his last year of administration as president of the university makes him particularly welcome as an honored guest c d marshall 88 of the mcclintic and marshall construction co pitts burgh pa ; hon l h rupp ex district attorney of lehigh county who will be remembered as one of the speakers at the 1919 class ban quet and r parke hutchinson 04 president and general manager ot the bethlehem fabricators inc among the invited guests will be dr n m emery 11 r bosey reiter and w r okey okeson music will be furnished by the university five tickets are ob tainable from j r farrington phi delta theta house p m frank 32.8 packer aye r 1 billinger section e taylor haii w h sayre sigma phi and j k m huebner chi psi house subscrip tion price is 4.00 per ticket fraternity pool league makes little progress the baseball team opens the sea son next saturday afternoon when the university of vermont meets the brown and white on the home diamond the game will be played after the lacrosse game and will start about 3.30 p m the early spring has enabled the team to get a good start and it is unusually far advanced for this sea son of the year the team which starts the game saturday will con tain several new men not on the squad last year sehring from last year's freshman team will be be hind the bat ; simpson on third and rogers a freshman on first all three of these men have been show ing up well especially in hitting and are expected to add materially to the offensive strength with rote on second and donovan at short the infield combination will be fast and strong defensively cap vain sa.aria will hold down center field with larkin in left and thompson in right lees will prob ably start in the box vermont is said to have a strong team again this year last year on lehigh's northern trip the game with vermont was called on account of rain at the end of the fourth inning with the score a tie this year vermont will probably not be in as good playing condition as lehigh as they are mucti farmer north and have not had the advan tage of early warm weather several other men on the squad have shown up well and may be used in later games markowitz an outfielder seems to have first call as a substitute another pitcher lee has been going well in practice he shows the makings of a good box man lehigh's probable line-up rote 2b ; donovan ss ; simpson 3rd b savaria cf rogers ist b larkin if thompson rf ; sehring c ; lees p junior class banquet plans are in full swing for the junior class banquet which will be held next friday night april bth at the kurtz restaurant the com mittee have arranged for a real live evening and it is hoped that there will be a hundred per cent attend ance tickets are on sale now and may be obtained from any member of the banquet committee this committee consists of a b war ren chairman ; s w williamson t l drew x p sanborn a r little o y green c c straucn and president m k jacobs notice lacrosse team to meet n y club lehigh will open season tomor row game called at 300 o'clock team looks good squad shows up well in practice coach o'neill expects good exhibition match lehigh will open the lacrosse sea son 1 tomorrow afternoon when the new york lacrosse club will be the opponents the game will start at 3.00 p m instead of 1.30 as announced on the printed cards this will conflict with the baseball game but the arrangement was un avoidable as the new york club is unable to get here im time for an earlier start the brown and white squad has made rapid progress favored by the fair weather oi the past few weeks and according to coach o'neill the team looks good the men will enter the game tomorrow in good condition and everything points toward victory for the open j ing game of the year coach ( xeill is hopeful of du plicating last year's feat by pulling down tlie championship title again a number of veterans of last year s stellar team are included n the squad this year and the prospects for coming out on top are very good 1 . the first league game will be played oti april 16 against steven's and by that time the team should be playing in mid-season form practice this week has been hard and gruelling but only one major injury has occurred meszdakis r freshman who was making a good bid for a regular berth sustained a broken nose in the scrimmage wed nesday afternoon the line-up will probably be changed frequently during the course of the game to morrow to afford the coach an op portunity of getting a line on his men the following players wil probably get into the game parker lnslin wilson i'ush maurer jen ness bertolet strauch gonzales i locker pancoast schultz green wilson weiss blake large squad practices on indoor courts fifty-five amateur johnsons and tildens have reported for the tennis team and with this large amount of material on band a good aggregation can be expected to rep resent lehigh this year practice is being held daily on the indoor court in the camp coppee barracks and the indoor courts are now in the process of preparation for use as soon as the weather permits the dirt courts will be opened and prac tice will be held there an attend ant will be provided to take care of the playing areas this year and the will be kept in the best of condition manager smith is negotiating foi several more games to add to the schedule already arranged among the teams which are possible op ponents are johns hopkins ; buck nell catholic university and ( ieorgetown university the lir^t game is scheduled for april 16 when the moravian col lege team will be entertained on the home courts the colege across the river usually turns out splendid tennis teams and this year is expect with the large number of candidate ed to be no exception college dance to be held tomorrow syncopated six famous lafay ette student orchestra will furnish music for occasion to-morrow night the second col lege dance of the semester will be held in drown hall at 8:30 p m this is the first social function that has been arranged for in several i weeks and on this account should i be largely attended besides this ' fact the revival of athletics with the presence of the baseball and lacrosse seasons should attract many visi tors who will participate in the fes tivities the dance committee has arranged for the syncopated six | to play for this dance this or chestra is composed of men from lafayette college and lately has ac quired considerable popularit throughout pennsylvania and new jersey by their excellent music ft will be interesting to be present at an affair which is dependent upon our rivals down the river for its ; success mrs benjamin l miller will be the patroness for the dance to-mor j row night and all members of the , i faculty and their wives are invited as guests it is hoped that a large i number will be present and that the j affair will prove most successful ! ! as this is the last dance to be heir j iin all probability before junioi ; j week many students are expected to attend sigma phi wins in fraternity contest sigma phi was the first team to j enter the second round of the in j jter fraternity basket ball tourna 1 ! meat by their victory over theta i delta chi by a 32-11 score sigma i hi was the first to score and ran jup a lead of 5-2 which they held i for about ten minutes mcconnel : j started the ball rolling for the | theta delts when he scored a long goal from beyond the middle of the | floor cook followed with another ' two-pointer but sigma phj held the lead at the end of the half by a i • 7-6 score the score continued to be close in the second half for a short time | but say re soon found the basket i and began dropping the ball thru at very regular intervals in all he scored seven baskets during the afternoon some of which were i clever shots from under the baskei jin scrimmage it was the shooting of this lanky center that put an enc to the theta delt hope for victory cook and bumbaugh showed up j best for the theta delts while th whole sigma phi team played r good game the score : sigma phi theta delta chi r childs forward mcconnell capt lyons forward mclntire sayre center cook g chijds guard mitchell hall capt guard bumbaugh field goals : sayre 7 r childs 2 mcconnell 2 cook 2 g childs lyons mitchell foul goals r m childs 1 out of 4 mcconnell 1 '■ lout of 3 score at end of first half : sigma phi 7 theta delta chi 6 : final score sigma phi 23 theta delta chi 11 referee gardy glee club notice >\ there will be a meeting of the ;' lehigh glee club next wednesda 1 evening in drown hall this will - ; be a very important meeting in view ; of the coining trip and everyone is urgently requested to be there large number out for track team dramatic club to give show in may cinder path prospects appear very bright many new men report to coach kanaly track activities at lehigh uni versity are in full swing with prob ably the biggest field of candidates working out under coach morris ! kanaly in the history of the college | ireat interest is manifested in the j coming season and the big turnout of candidates is probably inspired by the excellent showing made in j the several indoor meets participat ed in during the winter season it has been years since lehigh had a representative team to place i in held and track activities but ! from all indications the coming sea son will find the brown and white hack in a class with the b^ot the success of the team is indi 1 cated by the large number of candi dates trying out for each of the events and promises some spirited competition before a final selection of varsity representatives is made among the candidates are quite a few letter men of last season to gether with an unusually large turn out of freshmen many of the lat ter entered lehigh with excellent scholastic marks and in the prac tice thus far have shown promise of further development ideal weather the last two week has greatly favored the outdoor work and the athletes are reportec to be coming along in great style should the conditions remain favor able the men will probably enter the first meet of am extensive schedule in mid-season form an idea of the number of candi dates trying out and the outlook of the lehigh track season can best be gleaned from the number of entries in each of the events including ! some of the best marks these are i as follows : 100 yards maynard s northrup i a freshman hailing from mercers jburg academy who came here with a scholastic mark of 10 2-5 ! seconds and a broad jump mark of 1 22 feet and 3 inches ; fred \\ trumbore a local student who has a mark of 11 seconds for 105 yards in a long century at the m a s c a a intercollegiates at rutgers in 1920 earl y lamb with a mark of 11 2-5 seconds for the century land 24 seconds for the 220 james di biase of irvington high new jersey ; herbert r talmage don jald wight and w h riebe the i latter is a senior with a mark of 10 3-5 seconds 220 yards : charles o burgess who in the perm relays ran his 44c yards in 55 flat ; william x law rie who has a record of 23 flat made in a meet against the navy : harold a stele a senior with s mark of 55 seconds for 440 made in the perm relays in 1919 and a mark of 53 4-5 seconds made in the 440 indoor mile relay at johns hop kins during the last winter season continued on page four no definite plans have been made as to type of show constitution amended plans for the mustard and cheese spring show to be given in drown hall on may 14 are con tinually progressing definite an nouncements will be made very shortly concerning the tryouts and also concerning the character of the show to be given in all probabil ity the first tryouts tor the various parts will be held about the second week of april the constitution of the mustard and cheese club has been amended so that a imam need be in only one production tc be eligible for membership each year teo mem are elected to tht lib upon the reconimriul;ilio.n cai | a non-student judging committed ; and those who show best ability in j the parts played are the ones recom mended this amendment was | made for several reasons it doet | away with any politics in the elec i tions of new members and thus j gives every mam a fair chance j whether a fraternity or non-frater nity man it also offers a much keener competition and requires i that a man not merely takes part in i a production to become a member i but that he exerts his greatest ef l forts in order to be rated among the first ten men three of the ten men to be chosen annually include an assistant business manager an • assistant electrician and an assist ant carpenter so that from the two annual productions seven of the men playing parts are elected when the call is made for the first tryouts it is hoped that even a : larger number of men will report than was the case for the last show men of all classes have an equal chance to make the club now and there is no required number of shows a man must take part in tc i become a member everything is i now run on a purely competitive ; basis and this should be a much bigger inducement for men to try out than with the old way of elect 1 ing new members all men desiring a picture of the mustard and cheese club please i mail check for same to k m downes at the delta tail delta i house no pictures will be print ed by the photographer until the ; entire amount has been collected so that a prompt remittance by the men desiring pictures will greath facilitate matters pictures printed in black are one dollar and those in sepia are one dollar and a quarter fritz kreisler concert the second of the musical recitals ' given under the auspices of the thursday evening club will be held lon friday evening at 8:15 in the high school auditorium the so ' loist will be fritz kreisler one of the world's greatest violin artists tickets can be obtained at the door price 1.50 the inter fraternity pool tourna ment has failed to go any faster during the first part of the week but encouraging reports have come in that plans have been made tc complete the first round by the end of the week there are still three matches of the first round to be played and it is hoped that an ef fort will be made by the teams tc catch up with the schedule most of the games that have been played off so far have been played at the stirling billiard academy and all of those that have played are very well pleased with the cour tesy of the academy the room is free for any matches in the after noon if arrangement is made a half an hour before hand by calling 1355-r on the phone there have been only twc j changes since the last issue of the i brown and white the first was the forfeit of a match by delta upilson to psi upilson d u did not have a team to compete and sc forfeited to psi u the game that [ was played resulted in a victory for chi psi over delta phi chi psi triump/is chi psi captured its first victory in the pool tournament on wednes day evening defeating delta phi in i a good match by an agreement be tween the two teams three single matches were played chi psi taking two and losing ne the first game was a close one be tween captain connell delta phi and atwood chi psi after play ing about even all the way thru captain cormell took the game by it 50-42 score the next game was j won by myers chi psi from john ston delta phi after an interesting , battle the final contest was a walk-away for captain mac donald j chi psi when he smothered mc i kenzie under a 50-13 score the i surp.marv : continued on page three the department of physical i education desires fr call the atten tion of the students to the regula tion requiring the filing of a i change of sport card when a student has made any change of sport activity no credit for phy sical education will be given until this regulation has been complied with cards may be obtained from timmy's office and deposited in the boxes provided for gym cards brown and white vol xxviiii no 44 college dance tomorrow night at 8 p m syncopated six orchestra