College VCIeehl •-- VOL. IL Haverford, Pa., February 28, 1910

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College VCIeehl
•-VOL. IL
Haverford, Pa., February 28, 1910
NO. 3
LEHIGH TAKEN IN.
HAVERFORD 4: MERION xst, 0.
A LONG FELT WANT.
CAPTAIN EDWARDS' GYM TEAM TILE CRICKET CLUB PLAYERS SOMETHING WORTIlY OF
ACTIVE
WINS BY 26 TO 22 SCORE.
BEATEN AGAIN IN SATURCONSIDERATION.
DAY'S GAME.
The Horizontal Bar and Side
The meet with Lehigh at South
We are glad to have the followHorse were the first two events to Bethlehem, Saturday night, was
Haverford's first team met a ing article, which is by W. P. Tombe pulled off in the meet with Am- more cloiely contested than the team from the Merion Cricket Club linson, '10,
for next to the Science
herst last Tuesday night; in the one with Amherst' at the college twice last week and defeated them Hall,
we need here more and *ter
first Haverford took first place last Tuesday evening, as in the both times. The game on Satur- Tennis Courts.
Tomlinson, who
and Amherst second; in the second Amherst meet, Edwards, Baily and ' day was well played by both sides, has contemplated
the season says:
Amherst took first and Haverford Stieff each took firsts, in the Le- but the collegians had the better "With
the approach of spring, we
second. To the fair-sized crowd high meet, however, Stieff took two team work and whitewashed their turn
tigoin cricket-in-the-shed,
present it looked as though the firsts.
opponents. Cadbury won the toss gym, bridge and five hundred,
to
meet would be a close one. But in • Phillips missed tying for first and took the advantage of what, the glorious
world of out-doors.
the next event—the Parallel Bars place in the side horse by one- wind there was, and in the first Soon,
very soon, shirt sleeves will
—Captain Edwards performed tenth of a point; in the Amherst half, with this advantage and the be in
style, and the Freshman will
his stunt perfectly and received meet he barely missed getting first good team work, Downing made be introduced to
the sacred mysfirst, while Howson did well enough place in this same event, while two goals and Furness one. With
teries of that 'sport -of sports,'
to get second. After this it was David did not place, though he the wind against them in the sec'French Cricket.' Phe Senior
only a question how big our team performed in point getting style. ond half, Furness made another
looks back upon his football, track,
would make the score.
Ross dropped one of his clubs, score, while the visitors were not
and (unless he can afford heavy
A double quartette from the and thongh he did not place, he able to tally at... all. Twice it
club dues) his soccer and cricket,
Glee Club gave a few selections as was only onsisoint back of Baily, seemed as though they would ceras ghosts of a past that will rea curtain raiser, and between who took first. Haverford held- tainly score, but the heady work l
turn only in memory. But there
Parts I and II. The shower of the lead practically throughout of Longstreth at goal, who was
is one game which he can play even
pennies from some of the fellows, the meet, but it was not until the just where he was needed, pre-1
when drawing a pension in 1950,
who were on the running track, parallel bars event hail been pulled vented.
one game which can be played on
which greeted the singers when off that a victory for our boys was
For-the visitors, Mohtgomery, the lawn
of almost every country
they had finished giving "La Spag- assured.
Barlow and Shoemaker played first house,
after a hard day's mental
nola," furnished considerable
Two of the judges did not show class ball. Mifflin worked hard,
work. A game which can be modiup and all of the judging was done but had no chance to do anything
amusement for the crowd.
fied to aid the weakest heart, and
Haverford took both places in by Dr. Chadwick. Summaries:
with Young, covering him all of which
may become as strenuous as
three of the events, first in one and .Horizontal bar—First, Stieff, the.time. Merion had one chance,
football itself. A game whose
second in the other two. Baily's Haverford ; second, Bley, Lehigh. when a penalty kick was awarded
paraphernalia are inexpensive, and
club swinging was exceptionally
Side horse—First, Sturges, Le- them, but in the try Mifflin entirely
yet a social game, which is so popgood as was Shoop's stunt on the high; second, Phillips, Haverford. missed the goal. Furness played
ular that it is always played, in
Club swinging—First, Bail y,' a beautiful game, advancing the
Flying Rings and Stieffs perseason and out, by a multitude
formance on the Horizontal Bar. Haverford ; second, Bley, Lehigh. ball well and passing with preof devotees, who can never get
A surprise was Wallerstein's getParallel bars—First, Edwards, cision. Young showed that he was
enough of it. And yet at Haverting first place ahead of ;Roberts .Haverford; second, Van Blarum, still one of the best half-backs in
ford College, Nineteen Hundred
Lehigh.
the business, though he has not
in Tumbling.
and Ten, Anno Domini, there is
Flying rings—First, Stieff, yet entirely accustomed himself to
Summaries: Horizontal Bar,
almost no opportunity for tennis!
first, Stieff, Haverford ; second, Haverford; second, Johnson, Le- his new position of center half, to
Two miserable sandy courts, more
Waklee, Amherst; Side Horse: high.
which he was changed from left
provocative of swearing than good
Tumbling—First, Bailey, Le- half.
first, Goodnow, Amherst ; second,
playing! What a travesty of true
The line-up:
Phillips, Haverford ; Parallel Bars: high; second, Roberts, Haverford.
sport ! Many a Prep. school with
Mearox.
first, Edwards, Haverford; second,
DarERFOIIII
Rennie
g
Longstteth fewer students is blessed with from
Howson, Haverford; Club SwingRUTGERS MEET COMING.
Gummere
r f.
four to eight. Yet for even our
1. I. b
ing: first, Bally, Haverford; secThe last gym meet of the season Kurth
Hartshorne
Thomas
poor specimen we are charged a
r. h. b
Tostenson
ond, Ross, Haverford; Tumbling: for the Haverford team will be Shoemaker
c. h. h
Young fee of fifty cents per annum. If
first, Wallerstein, Haverford; held in the gymnasium here next Maiden
I. h. b
Smith
this principle were universalized
Montgomery
o r
Thomas
second, Roberts, Haverford; Fly- Friday evening, when Cap in Ed- Wetherli
r
Downing Walton Field would cost each
c f....
ing Rings:' first, Shoop, Amherst; wards' undefeated team 1 meet Mifflin
Fumes,
Rossmossler
player something like twenty-five
Gheen
second, Porter, Haverford.
the Rutgers combination. Re- Barlow
Cadbury dollars a year, because for every
cently in a meet with Lehi , RutTime of halves.. SO minutes. Goats, one who plays football, three play
gers won by four point . Last Downing
2, Furness 2. Referee, Danhy. tennis! That is, unless they go to
Dr. Francis Gummere was not Saturday
evening Haverford dea college where but eight can play
able to meet his classes last week feated Lehigh by
the same number
at a time, eight more look covon account of a severe cold. His of
points. This should make the
The following program has been etously on, and where the rest go
condition has greatly improved meet
with the New Jersey team arran*d for the next meeting of
without until they have 'forgotand he will take up his regular pretty
interesting. A large crowd the Scientific Society, which will
ten how.' Yes, we have had good
work this week.
turned out to see the one-sided con- take place on Tuesday evening;
teams, good enough to defeat
test with Amherst and it is likely Appendicitis, T. K. Lewis, '09;
Swarthmore, but they should be
Dr. Babbitt is very much im- that more people still will come Air Ships, Charles
Wezel, '12; still better. In any case, those
\proved now and is able to visit when it is known that the coming Surface
Tension Experiments, P. who do not make the team find
some of his patients.
meet will be a close one.
C. Brewer, '12.
(Continued on p. 4, col.
AMHERST 53: HAVERFORD 35.
NEW ENGLAND BOYS ARE EASY,
BUT GAME.
2
COLLEGE WEEKLY
Talker Ilinktg
ized generation will doubtless
FOOD FOR THOUGHT.
praise the courage of those who
A LIVE QUESTION DISCUSSED.
mode the change possible. Much
THE MAIN LINE ENGRAVERS
Though the basket-balkquestion
to our unspeakable horror the rePublishers
Tarba
imitations
is
nearly
dead
its
gasping
strugDsvm Scum. HiststrAw
cent discontinuation—by the
ilnokplatra
Ertter brads
HERBERT MENDENHALL LOWRY
gles
are
painful
to
many
of
the
Subscriptions may begin at any time. Sophomore class—of one of the
Bebbtug Annnunirmerus. etc.
Price per annum (90 weeks), one dollar. most sacred rules, which dates undergraduates, one of whom exPrice per single copy, five cents.
presses himself as follows:
P. 0.Boa, 235 Haverford, Pa.
Address all communications to COLL= back to time immemorial, did not
"In a recent number of the All orders
WEEKLY, Haverford, Pa.
produce anarchy. Undergradureceive personal attention and
Entered as second-class matter, FebWEEKLY we read the following in
satisfaction is guaranteed
ruary 15, /909, at the Post-ogee at Haver- ate government still lives, and it
ford, Pa., under the act of March 3,1879. has been impossible to see the substance:
Kenderdine & ',Edwards
A feiv of the Sophomores
slightest change in the first year
2 Marion Annex
FEBRUARY 28, 1910
were beaten by Haverford School College Agents
men.
in basket-ball by a 46 to 10 score.'
And
the
result
of
this
experiEDITORIAL.
"And again:
ment is almost sure to decide the
"'A picked up team was beaten
"THE OLD ORDER CHANEETH." coming Sophomore class to carry
by Westtown by an 87 to 18
"A man's a man for a' that". over into next year only the "Fri- score.'
was an idea expressed a century day Night Special." And the per"We wish to condemn this pracand a half ago. And now here at fected system of a generation is
tice on the ground that it matecast
aside,
for if the rules cannot
'Haverford we find the similar idea
c
rially injures the best interests of
of "A freshman's a man in spite or will not—as you please—be
Haverford
College,
in
spite
of
This
the
Space
Reserved
for
o' that," just beginning to take enforced, then why have them at
fact that a few underclassmen are
POWER'S
definite shape. There is a preva- all, and if you expect to disconbenefited thereby.
lent belief in several quarters at tinue them in time, why not do it
"With no training for the game
at
one
fell
swoop?
But the "Frithis college that the old serfdom,
in question, our teams are inferior
disagreeably subordinating days day Night Special" still has its
to most school boy 'fives.' Thereof a freshman are over. And place in this enlightened age—if
fore we should not display this insome events seemingly justify this enforced—but it too will go in
ferior quality of goads before
time.
belief.
those who will some day have to
Maybe we have been wrong in
The system of hazing as it once
choose E college. It does' not loafer
existed was unquestionably a our former stand. The results- of
his college in the estimation of a
strong force—in many minds— time and experience would seem to
Haverfordian, to see a motley
TWADDELL
toward the proper development of indicate as much. In any case
team overwhelmingly defeated, for
there
is
no
use
playing
the
role
incoming Haverfardians. For
Shoes of Quality
he knows full well the sound inner
fear that some would be missed, of King Canute now. It would worth of
his Alm Mater. But
who especially needed attention, probably be unwise to have a re- the average
school boy seldom pen- 1210-1212 Market St. Philadelphia
enough was generously furnished ception committee composed of etrates
beneath the surface. With
We Call for and Deliver Shoe. to
for • all. This method did some members of the Sophomore class him the psychological
effect of
be Repaired
damage, for there were always a meet the incoming Freshmen at the seeing us
trounced by a prep.
Tate
Io
few timid souls, to whom such station next fall, but if a large school is a mental
hem
depreciation of Taldan
mod return the third following evening.
treatment was unmanly, unhuman part of the lamentable comedy be Haverford Colkge.
You may
and unbearable. But to the rank dropped, and some method be de- praise the fighting spirit against
Yetter's Shoe Shop
and file it served its purpose well. vised by which the Freshmen could odds, and you may
canes Atone
deride the debe
made
to
realize
E.T.
their
Kirk.
natural
7 Merlon
A.HIDRIORE
And it was especially effective to
sire to win all you please, but the
the fellow who had never had dis- duties—Othout your having to fart remains, however, that
when
cipline in his home. The majority emphatically explain them—the a young boy sees in the Philadelof men with whom the writer has seemingly proper move would have phia papers that 'Haverford's
talked. who had the privilege of been taken. • .
Basket-ball' team is repeatedly degoing through this hazing, acfeated by several prep. schools,
Y.
M.
C.
A.
knowledge that it did as much for
and
you may be sure that the college
Haverford was represented at
them as any other one influence in
drops more pegs in his estimation,
the recent State Convention by
their college life.
than even three Rhodes' scholarAll Makes Rented, Sold
But in spite of such seemingly Shorn, '11. He will present a re- ships would atone for. Of course
port
of
the
convention
to
the
asand Repaired
universal approbation, hazing is
it was surr 'llarerford's Basketno longer an institution at Haver- sociation on March 9th.
SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS
ball Team;' but Jack and George,
ford. It is not fair to the word
Mr. F. 0. Koehler, state student Penn Charter, 1914, never stop to
or to tradition to call the present secretary of the Y. M. C. A. in consider that side of the issue.
Ms Standard Typewriter Eachange
day farcical horsing'proceeding Pennsylvania, will speak at the Let us find out whether the pres1022 Arch SI., Plistlelphis
"hazing." Iconoclasm has been meeting on Wednesday evening.
ent system is a wise one. If it is
rife here for some time and the
not, then I am sure that those few
attempt to get a better method of
C. C. Morris and Dr. Fred men ho cannot derive enough exSophomoric disciplination for Sharpless have been out helping ercis and pleasure from soccer
• Freshmen has been a failure. But coach the cricketers in their shed and ym., will confine their basketin this failure success seems to practice. It is planned by the ball propensities to interclass Ardmore Printing CO.
have been found. For hazing is management to have some of the games, if for no other reason than
imiters. if tattourre and
alumni crack players out at least a sense of loyalty to the best infast going.
Eitmlitirre
The "banter" of to-day—aside once a week until outdoor practice terests of the colle.a."
Merion Title Bldg. Ardmore, Pa.
from the "Friday night Sessions" starts and then get as many as will
[Editor's Note._LIn justice to
—is but little better than the spite- come. J. W. Sharp, Jr., is ex- the "picked up team" which played
ful "sassing" of ungovernable pected out some time this week. Westtown, we should say that
children, with the younger gener- C. H. Winter and H. V. Horden, most of the men who played in
Plumbing, Heating and Rooting
n carrying‘off the honor( We of University of Pennsylvania, that game played ns "old scholars"
Range and Heater Repairs
of to-day sa}' that the degenera- also were out helping coach re- of that school and not as Havercently.
tion is lamentable. A more civilfordians.]
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COLLEGE WEEKLY
Dr. R. M. Jones has been very INTERCOLLEGIATE SOCCER.
The first of the intercollegiate
busy the past week working on
committee of five trying to draw soccer games will be played on
up plans for the arbitration of the Walton Field next Saturday after.=
car men's strike in Philadelphia.
noon at 3 o'clock between Haverford and Penn. Haverford stands
a fair show to again win the intercollegiate championship and in
view of this and the increased in171h and Lehigh A
terest which is being taken in socCollege Engravers anti trtatiourrs cer, the management
got out a seaCasa Bag frograms and
son ticket that will admit one per3nuttattatta
son to all three games played on
the home grounds—Penn., ColumJ. E. CALDWELL 4 CO. bia
and Harvard—for one dollar.
Parties desiring such tickets
&evaders anb
Silversmiths
should drop a line to H. A. Furnesi, manager. We present again
Importers of High Grade Watches and Clocks
the intercollegiate schedule:
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Ic
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April 9—Yale, at New Haven.
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zgzs BANQUET.
HEAVY QUESTIONS BROUGHT UP
AND SOLVED.
FORPERFECT FlTT1 NC
EYEGLASSES
Last Wednesday night the
Sophomore Class held their second
annual banquet at Kugler's. At
1623 CHESTNUT STREE T
the close of the banquet proper
PHIL ViDt LPH1A
K. A. Rhoad, as toastmaster, in
troduced it line of entertaining
speakers. President Smith spoke
P. 0. Sox 170
Phone 540
on the "Class of 1912," its aims,
Partrogstwe
its policies, and its successes. This
Canning & Iacono,
of course included the past and
the future treatment of Freshmen. Gents'
West Lancaster Avenue
The Class has always stood for
Haverfolill Pa.
the abolition of the useless trivialMAKERS OF
ities of hazing, and this idea it is
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speech entitled the "Spirit of the
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be maintained.
L. C. Ritts gave one of the best
talks of the evening on "Retrospection," and easily convinced his
hearers that 1912 had a bright In Y. M. C. A. Building, Ardmore
Thoroughly Equipped
past.
Modern and Sanitary
S. K. Beebe delivered a characteristic dissertation on the "Fair
ASK FOR
Sex," while D. C. Murray spoke
on class Athletics, its past victories and its future prospects. C.
D. Chatnplin, in it "poem" entitled
"Dies Collegio," emphasized the
importance of College spirit, and
this was followed with another
poem by J. B. Elfreth, called
"Name Reg. U. S. Pat. Office"
"Gleanings," in which he described
Because it is Pure and made under Sanitary
the sledding hill by moonlightConditions
nuff sad! Sandwiched in between Goods sent by package express. vilifiers
welcome
it all limes to see our goods mad..
the regular speeches were various MaM attics.
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extemporaneous ones by some of and Tea Room, 1310 Chestnut Street.
the more witty members. After
more than three hours of goodfellowship the party broke up.
Ladle: and TAILORS
A CORRECTION.
•
The article headed "HaverOrilians Banq uet,"as continued on
PHILADELPHIA
page four, column One, of our isPLANET JR. TOOLS MAKE sue of February 14th, would have
pleased Mr. Smith better had it
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Handsome Caudate.
been inserted under the heading of
ree
Get our now Wow,
"Haverford Union Buirding."
illustrat
edcatalogue
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deserlbes86 different
Then, too, there is error in the
tools including
Sentare, Wheel Hoes,
first part of the para graph, where
Hone-Rom One and
Tea Hone Riding
it states "Mr. S. has not reserved
CultIvaton,Harmes,
Orchard and Beet
Calttratora Meow,
any rooms in the building, except
you nothlo g. Send
for it new while you
one or two of no consequence in
think o111.
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the basement." A slight qualifiNanHIT E
Philadelphia, Pa.
cation does appear later, but the
pseeceding should have read, "Mr.
has only reserved two rooms on
Brown S.
the first floor and several of small
consequence in the basement."
In justice to our friend, it
PROVIDENCE, R. I.
should be added that he has endeavored to make it plain to many
The RIGHT school prepares the
RIGHT boy for the RIGHT college
persons interested, and has frequently given it as his opinion,
Far Catalogue, moldrass
S. K GIFFORD, Ph.D., Prin.
Allows Interest on Deposits
"that there should be no reason
MOSES BROWN SCHOOL
why, under proper conditions, the
The second soccer team with 2 per cent on Check accounts.
Famed, Friends School
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reserved portion of the first floor Moorestown was called off on ac- 3 per cent on Savings Fund demight not be used often by the count of the rough condition of
ripter...-74v - '
posits.
Union membership."Tun Enrroas. the Merlon Cottage Field.
Boxes For Rent and Valuables
Stored in Burglar-proof
Haverfordians know what is right
See how many drive our can
Vaults.
Alfred Lowry & Brother
Barber Shop
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Ice Cream and
Baking
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School
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COLLEGE WEEKLY
(Continued from p. a, col. a)
their skill slowly disappearing.
But enough; the case is obvious;
and restrained by a pinching poverty of courts, we do earnestly beseech the powers that be for is
pleasant surprise this spring in
the shape of at least four good
tennis courts."
SOCIAL PROBLEMS.
. The class in Social Problems
met last Thursday evening to hear
a most compact address by .Dr.
Cornell on the problem of the defective child. Dr. Cornell, a physical inspector of the Philadelphia
public schools and also connected
with the Medical Department of
the University of Pennsylvania, is
an authority on this subject. He
pointed out the necessity of classifying the backward children in
our schools. Those who are handicapped by physical defects should
receive prompt medical attention,
while those who are merely mentally dull should be placed in special schools under trained teachers.
MERION C. C. 1; HAVERFORD 2.
COLLEGIANS WIN PRACTICE GAME.
Eleven players from Merton
Cricket Club, representing every
team Merlon has on the field, came
over and gave the Haverford's first
team a practice soccer game last
Tuesday afternoon. The field was
pretty heavy and the playing was
slow most of the time, but the
game served its purpose in that it
gave our first team a chance to get
in some combination work, as well
as to receive some good coaching
froin the crack players on the
Merion team.
There was not a very great opportunity to get a line On the in
dividual players, but the starring
of Young at center 'half back was
noticeable throughout the game.
Furness played well for Haverford
as did Lewis and Gheen, while C.
C. Morris, Maris and Philler did
the best work for Merlon. The
line up: •
Havertord
Merlon C. C.
VOTED OUT AND THEN VOTED IN
AGAIN AT THE SAME MEETING.
had
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Through a misinterpretation of
the Intercollegiate A. A. rule,
which refers to the number of men
an institution must have entered
each year, Haverford nearly lost
her standing in this _.association.
Track Manager C. M. Froelicher
was present at the meeting, which
was held in New York Saturday,
and after he
explained that
this was a misinterpretation and
not a wilful wrongdoing the meeting had to expel Haverford for not
living up to the regulations‘- in
view of the circumstarices, but
they turned around mita reinstated
her.
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Time of halves, 30 mlnittei; goals.
C. C. Morris% Furness and Gheen.
CALENDAR.
Tuesday—Scientific Club meeting, 7.30 P. M.
Wednesday—Y. M. C. A., 6.30
P. M. Speaker, F. 0. Koelher.
Friday—Gym meet with Rutgers, 8 P. M.
Saturday—Penn vs. Haverford
in soccer, on Walton Field.
The Sophomore basket-ball
team was defeated by Westtown's
,team last Saturday evening by a
36 to 27 score.
Philadelphia Z.,• Western
Haverford College Station
adjoins the College grounds, and this Line offers an attractive train service
between Haverford College and all parts of Philadelphia and Camden.
At 69th Street Terminal, connections can be made to and from Clifton,
Swarthmore, Media, Chester and West Chester.
The Company aims to render attentive and efficient service to its
patrons.
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Dealer in the finest quality of
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142 SO. FOURTH STREET,
PHCLADELPHIA, PENNA.
Smoked Meats
1203 Filbert Street
Philadelphia, Pa.
Boys' and Misses' Sailor Suits a Specialty
Ladies' Tailor-made Suits and Riding Habits
PETER THOMSON
THE TRADE-MARK OF
Naval and Merchant Tailor
SUPERIOR CLOTHES,
Men's Department Second floor
In addition to the Finer Qualities. we have a
Special Line of Suitings
at $30. $35, $38, and $40 net
Boys' and Young Men's Norfolk. Sack and Tuxedo Suits
Made to ordet only—No agencies
1118 WahnitiStreet, Philadelphia
14 and 16 West 23rd Street,
New York