South Mountaineer Volume 13, Issue 14

              The
South Mountaineer
Published by the Lehigh University Alumni Associa
Vol. 13-No. 14
FEBRUARY 1, 1971
BETHLEHEM, PENNA.
Matmen, Cagers In Home Events
Navy's Eastern Champions
At Grace Hall Saturday
Steve Shields and Dave Waters
are tied for the point-scoring
leadership among Lehigh wrestlers as the Engineers prepare
to resume action Saturday afternoon, Feb. 6, at home against
eastern champion Navy.
There will be a freshman meet
against the Middle plebes at
1 p.m. followed by the varsity
bouts at 2;30 p.m.
Shields (167 pounds), Waters
(134) and Herb Campbell (150)
have perfect 4-0-0 marks following the first four meets. Shields
has a fall among his victories
and Waters picked up two bonus
tallies for a forfeit, giving each
man 14 points.
Campbell's four triumphs all
came on decisions and he has 12
points. Greg Surenian (126) is
3-1 with a fall and a forfeit for
13 points.
Coach Thad -Turner's ^squad
(3-1) has won 27 of 40 bouts while
defeating Lock Haven, Cornell
and Syracuse before bowing to
national   champion   Iowa   State.
Standings W L   T Falls   Pts.
Shields 4   0   0 1 14
Waters 4   0   0 0 14*
Surenian 3   10 1 13*
Campbell 4   0   0 0 12
Christie 3   10 1 11
Lustica 3   10 0 11*
Biggs 2    2   0 1 8
Bacastow 2   2   0 0 6
Rhinehart 13   0 0 5*
Icenhower 12   0 0 3
Reimer 0   10 0 0
27 T3 ~0 .4      W
*Includes one forfeit victory.
"How much of a contender
we'll be in the Easterns could
be determined against Navy.
Personally I feel we have the
men to give the middies a rugged
match. A lot will depend upon
jtfhat happens early in this meet.
You can't fall too far behind a
squad like Navy and expect to
catch up." . . . .Thad Turner,
wrestling.
Colgate, Rutgers Quintets
Here; Varsity 5-8, Frosh 4-4
1971 Football Captains Elected
Center John Hill of Somerset,
N. J., and defensive halfback
Garry Scheib of Spring Glen,
Pa., will be co-captains of Lehigh
University's 1971 varsity football
squad.
The announcement was made by
Fred Dunlap who'll be coaching
the Engineers for the seventh
year.
Hill, 6-1 and 220-pounds, has
been Lehigh's starting center
for two years and was a third
team Associated Press all-state
collegiate choice last season.
His father is Otto Hill, business
manager of athletics at Rutgers.
John played outstanding games
against the Scarlet during his
sophomore and junior campaigns
as Lehigh won, 17-7 and 7-0.
His power blocking was a vital
factor in 1970 as the Engineers
established   a   Lehigh  seasonal
Skaters Defeat
New Haven
Two goals apiece by Jack Paget
and Steve Hoerner, and one by
Dave Ball, powered Lehigh's
hockey team to a 5-4 edge over
New Haven University on a weekend trip into New England. One
day earlier the Engineers bowed
to Amherst, 11-4.
Returning to Albeth Arena the
Engineers dropped an 8-4
decision to Ithaca College.
Hoerner added two more markers
and Bill McCarthy had one. Paul
Guilfoyle drew two assists.
Hoerner and Paget also had
goals   against   Amherst.
rushing  record  of 2,371 yards.
Scheib, 6-foot and 185-pounds,
has been a key member of the
deep secondary for two years.
Last season he led the team in
punt returns with a 15-yard
average, and in pass interceptions, the third resulting in
a 24-yard touchdown run against
Lafayette. He and Hill, both enrolled in the College of Engineering, will be seniors next fall.
Hill, one of Lehigh's most
versatile athletes, also is co-
captain-elect of the Engineer
track varsity. He is the Middle
Atlantic Conference shot - put
c hampion.
THAD JAMULA, a college
division All-American offensive
tackle for Lehigh in 1969, who
was picked in the 13th round of
last week's National Football
League player draft by the Cleveland Browns.
Jamula, 6-4 and 240, earned
a berth on the 1970 ECAC division
2 all-star team despite missing
the second half of the campaign
with a broken arm. He and linebacker George Nicholson captained last season's team.
Coach's Comment'
"We're waiting to win a few
of those close ones. The team
is playing tough basketball,
working hard, and deserves some
kind of break. Maybe returning
home will help us. We seem to
do a lot better in Grace Hall."...
Roy Heckman, basketball.
A pair of last-minute road
setbacks, 61-59 at Rider and
59-58 at Albright, dropped
Lehigh's varsity basketball team
three games below the .500 mark
and seriously dampened hopes
of a winning campaign.
The Engineers (5-8) must win
at least nine of their remaining
13 starts to finish in the black,
and the first obstacle in that plan
looms Wednesday, Feb. 3, as
they face Muhlenberg i n
Allentown.
Friday and Saturday nights,
Feb. 5-6, they are in Grace Hall
for major struggles against Colgate and Rutgers in that order.
The losses at Rider and
Albright followed identical
patterns in the final minutes as
attempts to safeguard five-point
leads backfired.
Lehigh led 59-54 at Rider when
the Broncos tallied the last seven
points of the contest to win. The
Engineers were ahead 57-52 at
Albright when the Lions
outscored them 7-1 down the
stretch to pull out the decision.
Clinching layups, in each
defeat, came in the final minute
when opposing defenders tapped
passes away from intended receivers and dribbled almost half
the length of the court to score.
Glenn Albano did the trick for
Rider in a crucial Middle Atlantic
Conference thriller, putting the
Broncos ahead 60-59 with 50
seconds to play. Paul Mellini
duplicated the feat for Albright,
scoring with 18 seconds left and
the Lions trailing, 58-57.
The unhappy climaxes nullified
periods of good basketball by the
Engineers who turned in a strong
first half at Rider and a good
second half at Albright.
At Rider they tore open a
pressing defense with some ex-
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LEHIGH
Waters 1-6-7--8, Zelickson 3-0-0—6,
Bechtel 4-2-3 — 10, D'Agosta 2-1-1—5,
Falkenbach 5-6-6--16, R. Etra 0-5-6—5,
Wisniewski 1-2-2--4, K. Etra 0-1-1—1,
Drew 1-0-1 — 2.       Totals; 18-23-27—59.
(Jefferson scored one of Lehigh's field
goals).
RIDER
Albano 6-2-5--15, Spears 4-0-2--8,
Katz 7-3-3—17, Jefferson 5-4-6—14,
McLaughlin 0-0-0--0, Joyner 0-0-0--0,
Rouse 1-1-2—3, Clarke 1-0-2—2, Coady
1-1-1—3, Francavilla 0-0-0—0.
Totals;   25-11-21-61.
Halftime score: Lehigh 36-27.
Officials: Maronic and Reilly.
LEHIGH
Waters 9-1-4—19, R. Etra 3-0-0—6,
Zelickson 0-0-0—0, Wisniewski 2-0-0—4,
K. Etra 0-0-1--0, BechtelO-4-5—4, Drew
2-0-0—4, D'Agosta 1-0-3 — 2, Falkenbach
8-3-4--19. Totals: 25-8-17--58.
ALBRIGHT
Ricketts 3-2-2-8, Goodleman 5-0-0-10,
Mellini 6-4-5--16, Semkow 4-0-1—8,
MacKintosh 3-2-3-8, Wadsworth 0-3-4-3,
Steuber 1-0-0--6.   Totals: 24-H-15—59.
Halftime score: Albright 34-26
Officials: Kaplan and Hart.
LEHIGH FR.
Morris 2-3-3—7, Liedtke 0-0-2--0,
Forrest 3-1-2—7, Summer 10-7-10—27,
Kramer 15-3-4--33, Anderson 0-0-0--0,
Dickerson 1-0-0--2, Rubenzahl 1-0-0—2,
Balsis 1-2-2--4, Kuczynski 0-0-0—0,
Laracuente 0-0-0-0.Totals: 33-16-23-82.
RIDER FR.
Sames 7-1-1—15, McDonnell 5-1-4-11,
Neely 2-3-4 — 7,   Kuhn 3-2-2—8, Harrington 4-2-8--10, Kowal  2-4-7—8, Caprala
2-0-0—4, Ryan 2-0-0—4.
Totals: 27-13-26-67.
Halftime score: Lehigh 39-19.
LEHIGH FR.
Morris 4-3-3—11, Liedtke 3-1-3--7,
Forrest 3-1-2—7, Summer 5-1-2—11,
Kramer 10-4-6—24, Anderson 4-4-4-12,
Dickerson 2-0-2--4, Rubenzahl 1-0-0-2,
Balsis 0-0-0--0. Totals: 32-14-22—78.
ALBRIGHT JV
Druckenmiller   9-10-12—28, Nee 3-0-
1--6, Gallagher 10-0-4—20, Berger 8-1-
3--17, Rosenberg 4-5-5—13.
Totals: 34-16-25--84.
Halftime score: Lehigh 33-3 2.
cellent shooting to zoom into a
28-18 lead and were on top 36-27
at the intermission. The Broncos
fought back to tie in the second
half but Lehigh once again
appeared to be in good shape with
a brief flurry which produced
a 59-54 advantage with 3:55
remaining.
Albano picked up a pair of
follow-up goals, however, and
then added the winning basket
following his interception.
An oddity in this game found
center Steve Jefferson of Rider
scoring a layup in the Lehigh
basket. He took a pass, off a
jump ball, and stuck the ball
cleanly through the hoop before
realizing he was at the wrong
end of the floor.
At Albright the Engineers
struggled through an erratic first
half to trail 34-26, and dropped
back 38-26 as play resumed after
the intermission. Then, with Greg
Falkenbach leading the way in
scoring and rebounding, they
charged back to catch the Lions
and pull into their 57-52
advantage with 2:55 left.
Jeff Steuber's layup and Bruce
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