South Mountaineer Volume 19, Issue 10

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Vol. 19 — No. 10
NOVEMBER 16, 1976
BETHLEHEM, PA.
Gridmen Clinch Winning Campaign,
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Face Lafayette Saturday In Finale
11-State
Network
For Game
Alumni across the nation will
hear a special play-by-play
broadcast of the 112th Lehigh-
Lafayette football game
Saturday, Nov. 20, direct from
Fisher Field, Easton, Pa.
Originated by WLRN, the
Lehigh student radio outlet, the
broadcast will be heard via a
special alumni network at 14 sites
in 11 states.
There will be three gatherings
in California, two in Florida and
one each in Ohio, Pennsylvania,
New York, Texas, Illinois,
Michigan, Georgia,
Massachusetts and Missouri, at
the following sites:
—Lehigh Club of South Florida,
at the Bridge Restaurant, 3200 E.
Oakland Park, Fort Lauderdale.
Robert Happ, phone 305-523-3770;
—Lehigh Club of San Diego,
Calif., at the home of K.C.
Thompson, 5585 Soledad Rd.,
LaJolla, Calif. Phone Thompson
at 714-270-2247.
—Detroit Lehigh Club, at Plum
Hollow Country Club, 21631
Lahser Rd., Southfield Mich.
Paul Ritter, 34405 Oak Forest
Drive, Farmington Hills, Mich.
48024, phone 313-478-1924;
—Atlanta Lehigh Club, at
Peppertree Lake Club House
home of Kim McQuilken, Lehigh
'74, of the Atlanta Falcons. John
Champagne, 570 Valley Lane
N.E., Atlanta, Ga., 30328, phone
252-8461;
—Lehigh Club of Boston, at
Dick Staley's home, 20 Freeman
St., Auburndale, Mass., phone
617-244-6214;
—Lehigh Club of Northern
Ohio, at Al Harding's home, 32485
Creekside Drive, Pepper Pike, O.
Larry Mackowiak, Park Centre
12-L East, 1700 F. East 13th St.,
Cleveland, phone 781-5297;
—Lehigh Club of Pittsburgh, at
Jim Miller's home, 1369 Old
Meadow Rd., Upper St. Clair,
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Lehigh Cagers
Elect Co-Captains
Charlie Brown, of Morristown,
N.J., and Paul Brandenburg, of
Iselin, N.J., have been elected co-
captains of the 1976-77 Lehigh
varsity basketball squad.
Head coach Brian Hill, a native
of East Orange, N.J., announced
the selection. The Engineers open
their season Nov. 27 at Kutztown,
Pa., State College. They play at
Wagner on Nov. 29 and begin
their home schedule Dec. 1
against Army.
(B&W Photo)
HELEN RICHARDSON (19), Lehigh, looks for a receiver during
Powderpuff football game against Lafayette last Sunday in Taylor
Stadium. No. 22 is Jo-Anne Harris. Lafayette women won, 6-0.
Proceeds from the game go to the battle against multiple sclerosis.
Lehigh Wrestling
Is TV Feature
Seven Lehigh University wrestling meets during the 1976-77 season,
including six at home, are scheduled for delayed telecasting by WLVT,
Channel 39 of Bethlehem.
According to an announcement by Bill Leckonby, Lehigh's director of
athletics, Sam Connor, the University's director of public information,
and Shel Siegel, general manager of WLVT-TV, the Engineers will be
seen in action against Wilkes, Iowa, Cal Poly, Iowa State, Pittsburgh,
Navy and Syracuse.
Additional dates may be added and the shows also will be made
available to the Eastern Educational Television Network.
Here's the rundown, with the date and time the meet is to be shown:
LEHIGH Vs WILKES
WLVT, Ch. 39, of Bethlehem, Dec. 2 at 10:30 p.m. and Dec. 5 at 3 p.m.
WLIW, Ch. 21, of Garden City, N. Y., Dec. 8 at 9 p.m.
WVIA, Ch. 44, of Scranton, Pa., Dec. 11 at 5 p.m.
WQLN, Ch. 54, of Erie, Pa., to be announced.
LEHIGH Vs IOWA
WLVT, Ch. 39, of Bethlehem, Dec. 12 at 11:30 a.m.
IOWA STATE Public Broadcasting Network including KDIN of
Des Moines, KHN of Iowa City, KSIN of Sioux City, KRIN of Waterloo,
KBIN of Council Bluff and KHBSI of Red Oak, Dec. 11 at 2:30 p.m.
WLIW, Ch. 21, of Garden City, N. Y., Dec. 15 at 9 p.m.
WQLN, Ch. 54, of Erie, Pa., to be announced.
LEHIGH Vs CAL POLY
WLVT, Ch. 39, of Bethlehem, Dec. 12 at 2 p.m.
WLIW, Ch. 21, of Garden City, N. Y., Dec. 22 at9 p.m.
WQLN, Ch. 54, of Erie, Pa., to be announced.
LEHIGH Vs IOWA STATE
WLVT, Ch. 39, of Bethlehem, and WITF, Ch. 33, of Hershey, Pa., Jan.
16 at 11:30 a.m.
WLIW, Ch. 21, of Garden City, N. Y., to be announced.
LEHIGH Vs PITTSBURGH
WLVT, Ch. 39, of Bethlehem, and WITF, Ch. 33, of Hershey, Pa., Jan.
23 at 11:30 a.m.
WQED, Ch. 16, of Pittsburgh, Pa., Jan. 30, time to be announced.
WLIW, Ch. 21, of Garden City, N. Y., to be announced;
LEHIGH Vs NAVY
WLVT, Ch. 39, of Bethlehem, and WITF, Ch. 33, of Hershey, Pa., Jan.
30 at 11:30 a.m.
WMTB, Ch. 67, of Baltimore, Md., to be announced.
WLIW, Ch. 21, of Garden City, N. Y., to be announced.
LEHIGH Vs SYRACUSE
WLVT, Ch. 39, of Bethlehem, Feb. 27 at 11:30 a.m.
WCNY, Ch. 24, of Syracuse, N. Y., to be announced.
WLIW, Ch. 21, of Garden City, N. Y., to be announced.
Viewers are advised to check the above-listed educational TV outlets
to verify times and dates, or to learn when showings have been
scheduled.
Second Half Rally Produces
17-1.0 Victory Over Post
Lehigh gridders turned full
attention toward arch-rival
Lafayette this week after last
Saturday's hard-earned victory
over C.W. Post, 17-10, which gave
the Engineers a fourth straight
winning season for the first time
since 1950.
Post, one of the nation's better
Div. Ill squads and leader in the
Lambert Bowl rankings, was
beaten into submission only after
running up a 10-0 halftime lead on
the Engineers and threatening to
register an upset.
Lehigh has a 6-and-4 record,
with one game remaining, while
Post cqn61uderi its regular
schedule (with an 8-and-2 mark
and high hopes of a berth in the
NCAA DUv,. MI post-season
playoffs.
Coach John Whitehead's squad,
rebounding after its heartbreaking 21-20 loss at Virginia,
accomplished very little during a
flat first half against the Pioneers
but turned things around after
the intermission with a pair of
touchdowns and a field goal.
A crowd of 7,000 in Taylor
Stadium braved cold, windy
weather to watch a hard-hitting,
defense-oriented struggle.
The fans actually saw two
games. Post was in charge
during the first half, leading 10-3
in first downs and 153-50 in total
yards. Lehigh took charge after
the intermission, leading 13-2 in
first downs over the third and
fourth quarters, and 236-50 in
yards.
Quarterback Mike Rieker,
unable to complete a pass in the
first half and missing on his first
two tries in the second, suddenly
strung together six in a row and
the Engineers had the touchdown
which gave them a big lift and put
them right back in the game.
The first two were meaningless
because the Engineers were
stopped on downs at the Post 45.
The next four, however, were
vital as Lehigh marched 80 yards
in 10 plays for the TD after the
visitors missed a field goal attempt.
Rieker passed 12 yards to Mark
Weaver to get things rolling,
eight to fullback Rod Gardner of
Maplewood, N.J., and 19 to tight
end Larry Henshaw of Ham-
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Wrestling Trials
Climax Nov. 23
Lehigh wrestlers will stage
their final pre-season trials in
Grace Hall Tuesday, Nov. 23, at
7:30 p.m. with winners at 10 bouts
probable starters for the regular
season opener Dec. 1 at Wilkes
College.
There will be a $2 admission
charge for adults. No reserved
seats are being sold and no
season tickets will be honored.
Lehigh students will be admitted
upon presentation of an ID card.
Other persons under 18 years of
age will be charged fifty cents.
Advance tickets are being sold
in the wrestling office, Taylor
Gym, during regular office
hours.
Game At A Glance
LEHIGH 0   07 10—17
Post   0 10 0   0—10
P—Giovinco 16 pass from
Perry. Tomlinson kick.
P—FG 26 Tomlinson.
L—Kreider 21 pass from
Rieker. Pierog kick.
L—FG 30 Pierog.
L—Weaver 6 run. Pierog kick.
Attendance—7,000
Leh Post
First downs 16 12
Net yds. rushing  147 79
Net yds. passing  139 124
Total yards 286 203
Passes attempted 22 30
Completed 10 9
Intercepted by 1 3
Punts 6 8
Avg. distance 38 39
Fumbles 2 3
Fumbles lost 1 2
Yards penalized 26 40
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Rushing att   yds   avg
Gardner,L  16    64    4.0
Weaver.L 11    51    4.6
Perry,P 11     42    3.8
Claire,P 10    31    3.1
Passing att com int yds td
Rieker,L 21   10   2   139   1
Perry,P  25    8   1   109   1
Receiving
no   yds   td
Hoskin,P  4
Kreider ,L 3
Weaver ,L 2
Dutt,L 2
Gardner ,L 2
64
42
33 0
27 0
18     0
—LEHIGH PLAYERS-
OFFENSE—Split ends: Kreider, Dutt.
Tight end: Henshaw. Tackles: Orcutt,
Vandergrift, Melone. Guards: Stine, Zwaan,
Seasholtz, Dondero. Center: McKay,
Adams. Quarterbacks: Rieker, Kershaw.
Halfbacks: Aprill, Daniels, Barth, Rogusky,
Weaver, Pierog. Fullback: Gardner.
DEFENSE—Ends: Clark, Skola, Kaupp,
Pieczynski, Allen. Tackles: Giordani,
Merrill, Brougher, O'Connor. Linebackers:
McCormick, Healy, Fredericks, Cassone,
Bradley, Reichert, Drusbasky. Backs:
Fenton, Glasbrenner, Reese, Borden, Kelly,
Dunn, Hefele, DeLuca.