New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-17

BASEBALL SOPHOMORE BANQUET - LACEr ssE-
school. OF MINES

SCHOOL OF MINES.
South bethlehem. Penn, March IS t>peciaD-In the
editorial columns Of the current issue OF The Lehgn
Burr appears the following The NewYorI Tribune
has taken up the subject OF the college world with
spirit and enterprise that places the foremost
newspaper in the publication of college The
Tribune has long been exceedingly conservative in
this regard and this departure but another step
IN the direction OF liberal public recognition Of the
American college factor in civilization that is
most gratifying. Every Monday The Tribune Gcv0tcs
page to this department. which IS thus far
immcasuraby superior 10 that attempted by other
paper" This gives Voice 10 a sentiment that has been
prevalent here among the student body since that
department made It's appearance
When the musical Organization gave their concert
lust before Lent ii was heard with regret that the
~Nustsrd and Cheese Lehghs dramatic club. had not
been ,,orcan7cd so many OF The best actors having
left college with last Yeas class. But the void its
non-cxstcnce caused in the concert has Gecidi the
management to get the together again and pre-
pare for doing something after Easter. At meeting
called for the purpose OF reorganization the follow
lng officers were reelected T.. Z. .oAe. 80. president
NJ j. Augur 90. vice president, and c. Walker. 30.
secretary The following new members were elected
C. NJ Lccser. 0l: !. Y. Ia sell. 90: r. A. Downcy.
90 ". ". Blunt, '92 y. +. Jcssup. 90. and H. W.
Kern, 80.
The soponrrc, held their annual banquet during
the last week az the Hotel Allen in Allentown. The
class president, r. J. snYdcs. acting toast master
eight toast, were responded to- follows: Beyond
the Alp, Lies Italy, \. L. Jcssup; Football w. W.
Blunt: The Ladies' \. S. Maurice: I" The Class
Celebrities J. L. Jones: The Resorts" L. Dodge
~Our Tas." /. ". WALKER; The FicdgnS,.' .. X.
shelby: My Kingdom for a Horse G. II. Atkins.
since. at a special meeting. the seniors had decided
that tie s0phoworcs should not be molcstcd. there
was no interference. there feared there would
be, On the part OF the freshmen.
The baseball ;canl has Il; last been picked and what
10 will DO Of cannot lie iOseold. but 1t Is Ger
tanly the strongest Lchi-h has ever put In the
field 1t viii stand as follows: Robinson. 80. who
covered fir, lasi year. VIII do again this season;
Trog@mo-ton. 20. VIII he AZ second and SaNteli',
'.3. Viii be at tiiri. Big. o. VINO has capia.ned
the team for two years ana VINO j. one OF iie jest
baitcs. Will play his old place at shorstop. Naiaer.
80 another heavy hitter. VIII be IN left. and Ger
harlt '9 IN centre He'd Warmer. 30 ana DaShie!.
80, who will pitch and play right field alternately.
are good and although they have never done any
thnc ia baseball before. Tic former has played with
IKE Amherst nine while iAc latter hcd the pitchers
~" UN and tc,i.,,I ~, WIKI be- he ca,cher,. lie
uniform the team VIII viii bc II Light brown
trn'' -, II" b, f., Rim. letter.. Tss CAP viii he
a'f3's t' s"'tt III VIM. I'm T., no,ed v,+b ,le
ph.lcs AZ Philadelphia on Ap.ll =. after which TIE
team viii taac ZIP a. iar S0'th a, i'llesN1r,
lrfc-clts, game, have hrcn arFiaeM a. follows
Matl 20. 80 -. ~ Ma, d -. ~ vs. ~, "a Oh
March - ih' winner. '. 'r-' wv" 1870 WI, 49,
Tho success 4 class holding the Llnierinan
cum ,rhlc has ue.0 offered bv H. p Linderuian. vice
me. dent II the bethlehem Iron Company % me
c,as, u N!ng tie championship for tire successive
years The possession %; the cup probably lies be-
i,,r,n 81 and 'a3 since the junior, have ALREADY
lc.tcn the seniors In bail and the ,oDomores nave
br' orc PLAYER or the nine ard yer' few others.
F. H. Williams, r. ". professor ~ mimi: en-
cheering arc cc.i1.. has just published book en-
,..i.d Aru.'cafinr5 ~ Descriptive Gcome'rv u
.e~e. ~ Prollsus ln Locating Faultef Beds ana
veins T. +, in pamphlet form AID is intended ior
use IN the freshman ci2~~. ard D.. on",t Is 10 ma,
,,-actiral than IL pa, been heretofore.
Tho l-,ro..e team ha- been rlt hck IN ol.pSr
suor, I'm the gymnasium. There are forr places on
,ho tasrr b ~ nilcd hv new non-coverpont SECOND
f.f.r.e -.r,~e ard secord home. II j. hard 10 saw
,,, ,.'l DO chosen. but there are thirty six men
training Or the team Il Is hardly probable tnat so-i
,,.c. sin ,,, nc found Three Of orr last wears
t.,,n-yovrfnn Barnard and lnco.n-srd Lee -:
y, n ,i,- his -,,~on on the Columbia Lacrosse CUB OF
Washington. D. e..