Bee, 1937-10-08

              i beat rochester rally tonight ... give em the business i the bee volume 18 price five cents number 3 niggpi6>4b buffalo n y friday oct 8 1937 bulls favored in rochester finale bulls rated better than rochester yellow jackets buffalo has the best advantage according to last week's games tomorrow afternoon the 24th game of the bitter rivalry between u b and rochester will bring the long series to an unfortunate close for the bulls the game promises ■ to be by a spectacular vie i tory over a team i thun of fl the starting lineups will h give the bullb line an average fl pounds to fl the opponents h in the the differ h the team is rated ij hulls a advantage per h recapitulation tf^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^h — buffalo — 0 i — buffalo — 6 1 — buffalo — 0 1 — buffalo — rochester i i — buffalo — rochester 0 i — burfalo 0 — rocbeater 47 i — buffalo — rochester 3 i — buffalo — rochester 14 i — buffalo — rochester u i — buffalo — rochester 0 i — buffalo — rocbeater 33 i — buffalo — rocbeater 19 i — buffalo — rochester 13 i — buffalo 7 — rochester 21 i — buffalo ill — buffalo 0 — rochester 32 i — buffalo — rochester 46 i 1928 — buffalo 0 — 32 i 1929 — buffalo 0 — rochester 20 i — buffalo 7 — 24 i — buffalo 7 — rochester 14 i — burfalo 7 — rochester 12 i burfalo — rochester 2 i the teams upon their i performances the i hulls the i team a i the hands oberlin i a team they year i the tetam is rated i faster better than i they back i their the team is built men i every position fea i gers i faster than any man the i haa ever i in a straight-jacket i is a threat i playing his season i oliottone the power i plenty action year i him tbe re i rochester con i by of i in the oberlin game seems i liberalism of capen hailed by dr fink lauds democratic ideal ism on chancellor's anniversary another in a long series of trib utes was paid dr samuel p capen bi the beta sigma rho smoker wednesday night when dr joseph l fink rabbi of temple beth inn praised the unbllghted liber alism of the university of buffalo under dr capen's administration you men aie particularly for innate said dr fink in address ing some three-score undergrad uates and alumni in being con nected with a university in which the forces of antl-semitism of bigotry of social mania are at an absolute minimum in • these days of intellectual aud social chaos it is vital that our institutions of higher learning main hin at all costs those free doms of thought and speech which are the last bulwarks against a growing anti-rational order and it is most important that all those organizations which pro mote brotherhood and unity be strengthened and augmented con tinued dr fink other speakers at the smoker held at the consistory flrst of ihe annual affairs sponsroed by delta chapter beta sigma rho national jewish fraternity were michael f ellis past grand chancellor dr victor l cohen m.d 27 presi dent of the western new york alumni club and alfred m zis ser l.l.b 29 cornell president dr samuel p capen chancellor of the university of buffalo homecoming tomorrow cornerstone ceremonies opening norton dance included in program the cornerstone ceramonles of the irwin b clark memorial gym nasium at high noon tomorrow will officially begin the mammoth home-coming day activities with the entire faculty and stu dent body assembled chancellor capen and university councilor james mccormick mitchell will speak briefly chairman edward michael of the university buildings and grounds committee will wield the trowel also participating in the ceremonies will be john s allen alumni representative ber nard obletz bus ad 39 student athletic association president wil liam neil bus ad 38 norton union president and karl krath wohl arts 3s block b president at 2:15 the bulls will meet their arch-foe the university of roch ester on rotary field between the halves of the game the fresh men and sophomores will battle for class supremacy ln a greased pig chase from athletics the turn will be to social events immediately after the game chairman dick brown ing bus ad 38 has planned a teu dance for both buffalo and rochester students u b girls who will act as hostesses are molly practice begins for women's glee club several new members admitted to organi zation the women's glee club rehears als of the past two weeks have been so encouraging as to assure a season which will far surpass that of last year according to mr van ller the director the large number of former members return ing from last year ln addition to many new members promises us the most active year of the organi zation on the campus last year the club presented concerts at the north tonawanda high school the lockwood li brary for the friends of the li brary hte buffalo drug club ben nett high school the annual home concert and was high in the standings in the contest sponsored by the new york federation of music the director and officers an nounce the admittance of the fol lowing applicants to the club el pays honor to buffalo chancellor to be principal speaker at dr capen'sj 15th anniversary gala celebration to grace statler ballroom saturday night dr livingston farrand presi dent emeritus of cornell univer sity will be guest speaker at the testimonial banquet for dr sam uel paul capen tomorrow night given by the general alumni ab soclatlon in celebration of his fif teenth anniversary as chancellor of the university the dinner will be held in the hotel statler ball room charles dlebold jr president of the western savings bank and chairman of the alumni council and myron s short vice-president of the buffalo savings bank and member of the university council will deliver addresses they will be introduced by toastmaste'r james mccormick mitchell chair man of the university council and member of the law firm of kene flck cooke mitchell bass and letfch worth organ music during the program will be played by mr william van ller university director of music the homecoming ball follows the banquet featuring art leard's twelve-piece orchestra playing from 10 p.m to 2 a.m the executive committee for the event conslstß of leon j gauchat dds 19 ticket arthur i gold berg ba 31 publicity and print ing hotel arrangements and music president john s allan bs 27 llb 30 receptlqn marlon a shanley ba 23 speakers su preme court justice samuel j harris llb 07 llm 08 decora tions ane c o'malley dds 23 reservations george l eckhart b.s pbar 36 budget james r clark bs bus 31 dr livingston farrand president emiritus of cornell university ties balk guessers contest re-opened contest selections show variance in picking winners not one of the 100 entries re ceived in the bee football contest last week proved to lie a winner the entrants were handicapped by the ties that marked several of the games eight contestants tied for high total hitting 7 out of 10 because of the ties that were played last week the bee sports editor ed heary bus ad 38 has decided to make a concession to the students entered and allow the seven best totals to count for the final prize this will allow the students who have not as yet en tered to be eligible for the flnal prize as there will be seven more sets of scores printed with two or three exceptions everyone picked buffalo over al leghany showing the spirit that is behind the team there was only one peraon who picked nebraska over minnesota the rest of the so-called masterminds picked the tulane-auburn game and the ar kansas-texas christian game wrong out of the football players that entered grieco had the best score with 7 out of 10 hanky-panky intrator must have been thinking of his girl when he made out his entry he came in last with 3 out of 10 right even if you didn't win last week remember you are still eligible for the grand prize it's all free and anyone starting this week haß an equal chance to win ed note the bee keeps its two bucks souls of ex-editors laid to last rest gymnasium to rid barn of ancient haunts at last the souls of all the sports editors of this blatter may rest in peace raymond cook george har rison bury edwin h buchholtz and bernard obletz will not stir in their graves any more why soon we are to have a new gymnasium to take the place of the flah trap at winspear and bailey far be it from the bee to take credit for the building of the new gymnasium but we will admit that it was largely through the efforts of tbe sports editors of the past five or ten years that enough de rogatory remarks were passed to awaken enough people to build us a new athletic plant two years ago it was published in the bee that the barn had been blown away by the 6.8 m.p.h gale that swept buffalo on that day fantastic as it may seem there were letters from all over the world more or leas written by the thankful alumni who believed it was true small wonder as the barn was in such a state when the oldsters graduated from this school that they could well believe that it had been blown away by a mere i zephyr what a task the staff had white masquers learn rules get first hand informa tion on back stage affairs the first meeting of the white masquers was held saturday after noon ln tbe norton hail auditor ium the forty-three prospective blue masquers were told the rules and customs of the organization by bob swados president it was de cided that their regular meeting time would be ut 7 p.m on thurs day before regular blue masquer meeting the would-be actors cos turners stage hands and make-up artists were then taken back stage to see the work room and the dressing rooms and to become ac quainted with the various mechani cal devices for building nets the new members of the white masquers are phyllis marchant prancella bennett evelyn lay esther schatz roswell hogue jacob carrel laura davidson leo nard tyson marie lischer faith andrews william millring willis rochester athletic head to be burned in effigy campus rally to be broadcast tonight downtown parade cancelled tonight at 8:30 behind the main parking lot that's the time and place for the gigantic beat to be held as a prelude to i the last ln the traditional series of athletic contests between buf falo and rochester tomorrow after noon on rotary field all the arrangements for the rally have been completed by the rally committee under the direc tion of co-chairman tommy van arsdale arts 38 and bernie ob letz bus ad 39 cheers songs pep talks and a radio broadcast will be included ln the program the evening's proceedings will begin promptly at 8:30 with the lighting of a tremendous bonfire at the far end of the parking lot for the past week the committee has been engaged in collecting old lumber cardboard paper boxes rags and everything else that will burn all of these things will be placed in one big pile for the rally roast tonight all students are urged to bring any other inflam mable objects which they can gath er to the rally it is recommended that students save their books for future use however as soon as the fire gets undei way the entire mob of studente will participate in a snake danct around the flames there will bt cheers and songs led by the newly selected cheer-leaders — al alt pharm 39 ralph chapman arts 39 morley townsend bus ad 39 bernie sherker bus ad 41 and hy fudeman arts 30 football coaches jim peelle fritz febel and quo vadas and various members of the football squad will make a few short talks to instill more pep and enthusiasm into the throng at 9:30 the rally will be broad cast over station wgr throush the facilities of the special short wave transmitter of the buffalo broadcasting company the ar rangements for this broadcast have been made personally by mr roger baker popular sports com mentator who may possibly be here himself for the broadcast when the flames reach their peak an effigy of the rochester director of athletics dr edwin fauer will be thrown into the fire he will burn in effigy because of rochester's midden breaking off u b band seeks new members appropriation announced by committee chairman an appropriation of 200 for the university of buffalo band was an nounced this week by the chairman of s.a.c dr shaw livermore this grant of funds by the commit tee is to be used for sweaters and other equipment which previous to this has been lacking it is al so hoped that this appropriation will assist in sending the band to the hobart football game no nov 6 the committee stated however that before the money can be used the band must produce results this is understood to mean that the band must have more mem bers manager pete cook has set a goal of 35 members for the organi zation although the signed mem bership of the band is now over 20 a large number of freshmen and upper classmen who play band instruments have not reported for practice these students are urged to report this week if proper sup port is given to the organization by the students it promises to be come a prominent unit in campus activities the next band practice is this afternoon at 4:30 in hayes 390 it is important that all members at tend and all others interested turn out and give this comparltlvely young organization this support the officers for the year are pete cook artß 40 manager gene lliller arts 40 ussistant manager harold yablln arts 39 secretary and don seeman arts 41 librar ies democracy would be wise if it would curb the education of thou sands of our present school popu lation pres james j mccon aughsy of wesleyan university takes the other side of the save democracy fence continued on page 4 continued on page 3 continued on page 4 continued on page 31 continued on page 4 continued on page 4 be sure and attend the football rally this morning at 10:20 as semble on the library steps ! governing board meeting friday 1»:30 schedule of events for homecoming day saturday october 9 1937 12 noon cornerstone ceremonies gymnasium site 2:15 football buffalo vs rochester rotary field 3 00 between halves of game greased pig chased by frosh 4 30 tea dance norton hall * 7:30 testimonial banquet dr capen speaker dr livingston ferrand president emeritus cornell uni versity hotel statler ballroom 10:00-2 00 a.m opening norton dance wally carpenter's orchestra norton hall 10:00-2 00 a.m alumni homecoming ball art leard's orchestra hotel statler dining room the lockwood memorial library probable starting lineups varsity rochester no name wt position wt name 55 bickers 180 l end 172 tucker 30 rubenstein 185 l tackle 200 hattstrom 88 sobie 175 l guard 710 balonek 99 grieco 190 center 170 martin 22 krathwohl 175 r guard 182 neuman 32 haber 190 r tackle 172 jones 31 jenkins 190 r end 180 stugis 11 mctaggart 160 q back 147 dolke 35 dalfonso 170 r h b 163 farhum 38 searl 190 l h b 164 gersbach 21 intrator 170 full 169 gliottone the alfred game is saturday night october 16