South Mountaineer Volume 22, Issue 26

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Vol. 22 — No. 26
MAY 14, 1980
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12-7 Game Ends Grid Drills
Players from Pennsylvania,
New Jersey and New York were
named recipients of special
awards following completion of
Lehigh's spring football practice.
The drills ended with the annual intra-squad game in which
the Browns came from behind to
edge the Whites, 12-7. Two of the,
awards were made covering this
game with fullback Bob Romeo of
New Providence, N.J., and end
Mike Crowe, of New York City,
LU Retains
Sports Trophy
Lehigh won the All-Sports
Trophy, over Lafayette, for the
11th time in 14 years during 1979-
80 competition. The other three
years were tied meaning that the
Leopards still never have won the
award outright.
The latest totals were 7-4-1 in
Lehigh's favor as spring sports
teams nailed down the triumph
with victories in track, golf and
tennis, along with a split in
baseball.
EVENT WINNER
Cross country Lehigh 16-47
Football Lehigh 24-3
Soccer Tie 0-0
Swimming Lehigh 68-45
Basketball Lafayette 95-80
Lafayette 82-76
Baseball Lehigh 2-0
Lafayette 10-7
Golf  Lehigh 409-415
Lacrosse Lafayette 12-10
Tennis Lehigh 6-3
Track Lehigh 93-70
Browns 0   0   6   6—12
Whites 7   0   0   0—7
W—Yeager    50    pass    from
Michalski. Iobst kick.
B—Ahsler 1 run. Kick blocked.
B—Manion 1 run. Kick missed.
being named most outstanding
offensively     and     defensively,
respectively, in the contest.
Other presentations were for
the entire spring practice period.
Outstanding rookie honors went
to halfback Ed Godbolt of
Bethlehem, Pa., offense, and
tackle Brian Crudeli of Haddon
Heights, N.J., defense. Most-
improved laurels went to Vince
Rogusky of Catasauqua, Pa.,
moved from halfback to tight end
during the spring, offense, and
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190-144-6 During 1979-80
Thirteen, of Lehigh's 22 varsity sports teams, were on the winning
side of the ledger during the 1979-80 academic year. Two finished at .500
and only seven lost more events than they won.
The overall total was 190-144-6 as against 189-131-5 one year earlier.
Indoor track topped the list with an undefeated 8-0 mark while golf was
19-2, wrestling 12-2, women's tennis 9-2 and rifle 9-2.
FALL 1979                                  W L T
Football 10 3 0
Women's Volleball 24 9 0
Women's Field Hockey  10 6 4
Cross Country    6 7 0
Soccer   5 7 2
WINTER   1979-80
Indoor Track    8 0 0
Wrestling 12 2 0
Rifle     9 2 0
Men's Swimming  7 3 0
Women's Basketball 11 10 0
Women's Swimming  5 5 0
Squash  8 12 0
IceHockey    4 9 0
Men's Basketball   5 20 0
SPRING  1980
Golf 19 2 0
Women'sTennis  9 2 0
Women's Lacrosse    7 3 0
Men'sTennis 11 9 0
Women's Softball    7 6 0
TrackandField   2 2 0
Men's Lacrosse    6 7 0
P.C. HEAD COACH
.769 John Whitehead
.727 Barbara Lipkin
.625 Judy Turner
.462 John Covert
.417  Manny Tavormina
1,000 John Covert
.857  Thad Turner
.818   RonPrevost
.700  Bruce Gardiner
.524  Annette Lynch
.500  Martha Barnett
.400  PeterSleeman
.308    Steve Penman
.200  BrianHill
.905  Gerry Leeman
.818  Karen Adams
.700 Judy Turner
.550 JackRidge
538 Patricia Zajac
500  John Covert
462 Harry Price
Lelinski, Melone, Women's
Tennis Team, McCormick
Among Award-Winners
Baseball    5   18   0      217    StanSchultz
Total  190 144 S
.559
Football All-Americans Jim
McCormick of Millville, N.J., and
Dave Melone of Weston, Mass.,
and Karen Lelinski of Levittown,
Pa., a co-captain and letter-
winning star in three sports, were
the major winners May 5 at
Lehigh University's annual
Student Recognition Day
climaxed by a banquet in Grace
Hall.
The University's first honors
convocation, according special
recognition for outstanding
academic achievement and to
newly-elected members of 11
honorary societies, was held
April 13 in Packer Church.
Dr. Deming Lewis, Lehigh
president, presided at the honors
convocation and also was among
participants at the SRD program.
Lelinski won the first Hall
Foundation Award as the most
outstanding woman athlete in the
senior class, the Mary O. Hurley
Award for sportsmanship and the
Lehigh Award as the most outstanding member of the school's
softball team, and shared honors
with Sharon Beltz of Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, as most outstanding members of the
women's basketball team.
She earned 11 varsity letters at
the University, four each in
basketball and softball, and three
in field hockey.
McCormick, a linebacker
credited with more than 400
tackles during a four-year varsity career, was recipient of the
second Hall Foundation Award as
the most outstanding male
athlete in the senior class.
Melone won the Eastern
College Athletic Conference
(ECAC) Award for scholarship
and athletic prowess, the Beta
Theta Pi cup for all-around
athletic and scholarship attainment, and the Alexander
Hahalis Award as the most outstanding interior lineman on the
varsity football squad.
Jeff Vandemark, of Mahwah,
N.J., won a pair of basketball
awards. Wrestlers Rich Santoro
of Bethlehem, Pa., and Jim
Reilly of North Wales, Pa.,
shared two awards including the
J. Daniel Nolan Trophy as the
most outstanding male athlete in
the freshman class. Thirty-seven
other individuals received one
award apiece.
Women's tennis was the top
winner in the team category,
taking the A.C. Zettlemoyer
Triple-A Award for academic and
athletic achievement. The team
had a 3.03 cumulative academic
average.
Student - Recognition Day
ceremonies were under the
direction of Greg Schulze,
associate director for intramural
athletics and recreation at the
University, and he served as
master of ceremonies at the
banquet.
The award recipients:
GENERAL
J. DANIEL NOLAN AWARD, sponsored by
Sigma Nu Fraternity, to the most outstanding male athlete of the freshman class:
Co-winners are wrestlers Rich Santoro, of
Bethlehem, Pa., and Jim Reilly of North
Wales, Pa.
JOHN S. STECKBECK AWARD, sponsored
by Robert Kaufman, Lehigh '68, to the most
outstanding female athlete of the freshman
class. Won by Brenda Slrois of Lansdale,
Pa., varsity goal-keeper in field hockey and
lacrosse.
EASTERN COLLEGE ATHLETIC CONFERENCE (ECAC) AWARD for scholarship
and athletic prowess. Won by offensive
tackle Dave Melone of Weston, Mass., first
Lehigh football player to make the
Associated Press and Kodak All-America
teams in the same year.
MARY O. HURLEY AWARD, sponsored by
Ruth Hurley Vihon of Ada, Ohio, to the
woman athlete who best exemplifies the
spirit of sportsmanship in the athletic
program at Lehigh, intercollegiate or Intramural: Won by Karen Lelinski of
Levittown, Pa. She won 11 varsity letters,
four each in basketball and softball, and
three in field hockey.
HALL FOUNDATION AWARD sponsored by
John Newton Hall, Lehigh '30, of Harrisburg,
Pa., to the most outstanding male athlete of
the senior class: Won by Jim McCormick of
Millville, N.J., a Kodak All-American linebacker on the football team.
HALL FOUNDATION AWARD sponsored by
John Newton Hall, Lehigh '30, of Harrisburg,
Pa., to the most outstanding female athlete
of the senior class: Won by Karen Lelinski of
Levittown, Pa. (See Mary O. Hurley Award
above).
TRIPLE-A AWARD for academic and
athletic achievement, sponsored by Dr. A. C.
Zettlemoyer, Lehigh vice president and
provost; Won by the women's tennis team.
This tern, coached for the first season by
Karen Adams, had an overall 3.03 academic ■
average.
UNIVERSITY SERVICE AWARD for outstanding service to Lehigh: Won by Katrina
Branting of Pittsburgh, Pa.
PRESIDENT'S  CUP  to  the  living  group
scoring the highest number of points in intramural sports competition:  Won by Phi
Delta Theta fraternity.
BOSEY REITER AWARD to the most outstanding leader of the senior class: Won by
William M. Blier of York, Pa.
BETA   THETA   PI   CUP   for   all-around
athletic and scholarship attainment: Won by
Dave Melone of Weston, Mass.
INTRAMURAL  MANAGERS   AWARD   for
outstanding service in the best Interests of
his   fellow   unit   nembers   in   intramural
competition:   Won   by   Robert   Cohen   of
Blauvelf, N.Y.
WOMEN'S INTRAMURAL AWARD for the
team accumulating most points in Intramural competition: Montclair Mansion.
FAY C. BARTLETT FRESHMAN
SUPREMACY TROPHY to the freshman
intramural unit scoring the most points in
intramural competition: Won by Stevens
House.
LEHIGH-LAFAYETTE        ALL-SPORTS
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