South Mountaineer Volume 24, Issue 08

              Published by the Lehigh University Alumni Association
Vol. 24 — No. 8
NOVEMBER 3, 1981
BETHLEHEM, PA.
Lehigh Eleven Romps, 69-7,
ll       MAY    5    1932
Before Parents Day Turnout
(B&W Photo by JEFF STEWART).
LEHIGH CHEERLEADERS were almost as busy as the statisticians Saturday, counting off the
points as their Engineers collected 10 touchdowns and nine conversions while overwhelming
Davidson, 69-7.
AlumNotes
SUNDAY, NOV. 8
Upper Jersey Lehigh Club:
Annual Fall Social 3-6 p.m. at
home of Bruce Borgeson, Wyck-
off, N.J. Special guest: Craig
Anderson, '60, Athletic Business
Manager. Phone Leslie Reynen,
'78, 201-444-9273 for reservations.
TUESDAY, NOV. 10
Lehigh Club of York, Pa.:
Reception 6:30, dinner 7:15
p.m., Holiday Inn of York, Toro-
nito St. and Arsenal Rd. (formerly Billy Budd Inn). Cash
bar. Dinner $11.50. Guests will
be Bill Leckonby, Lehigh director of athletics, and Denny Diehl
of the Alumni Assn. Football
and wrestling are the topics.
Mike Conway, 1813 Roxboro
Rd., York, phone 741-4311
(home) handling reservations.
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 11
Lehigh Club of Southern N.J.:
Joint Lehigh-Lafayette Dinner,
7:30 p.m., at Tavistock Country
Club, Tavistock, N.J. Lehigh
speaker: Head Track Coach
and Asst. Athletic Director John
Covert. Phone Chuck Cook at
201-829-0286 (home).
SATURDAY, NOV. 14
Lehigh Club of Boston:
Lehigh football at Northeastern. Pre-game tailgate on baseball field, weather permitting.
Post-game reception (cash bar)
at nearby Longwood Towers.
For map and details phone the
Alumni Office at 215-861-3135.
MONDAY, NOV. 16
Lehigh Club of Delaware:
Pre-Lafayette Luncheon, Noon,
at downtown YMCA in Wilmington. Campus guest: Dennis R.
Diehl, '70, Alumni Assn. Phone
Jim Giammarva, 302-834-2524
(home).
TUESDAY, NOV. 17
Southeast Pa. Lehigh Club:
Lehigh-Lafayette dinner, 6:15
p.m. at Scotch & Sirloin, Laurel-
dale. LU speaker: Asst. Football Coach Barry Fetterman.
Phone Dr. Richard Bell, 678-
2801 (home).
TUESDAY, NOV. 17
Long Island Club: Lafayette
Victory Party at 6:30 p.m. Historic Maine Maid Inn, Jericho
Preserve. Guest speaker:
Gerry Leeman, Asst. Athletic
Director, and Associate Wrestling Coach. Phone Pete Stoehr
at 516-364-9797 (office).
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 18
Lehigh Club of New York:
Annual Lehigh Victory Party, 6
p.m., at 60 East Club across
from Grand Central Station.
Lehigh speakers: Judy Turner,
Asst. Director for Women's
Athletics, and Denny Diehl, '70,
Alumni Assn. Films of LU win
over Delaware. Phone Karen
Brunkhorst, 212-770-0313.
THURSDAY, NOV. 19
Lehigh Club of Philadelphia:
Annual Pre-Lafayette Dinner, 6
p.m., at Williamson's, Barclay
Bldg., Bala Cynwyd. Special
guests: Head Football Coach
John Whitehead and Women's
Coach (Tennis and Volleyball)
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Engineers Club. Phone Bob
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THURSDAY, NOV. 19
Central   Pa.   Lehigh   Club:
Annual Lehigh-Lafayette
Dinner at 6:30 p.m., Hershey
Country Club. Lehigh speaker:
Thad Turner, '61, Head Wrestling Coach. Phone Jim Morgan, '62, at 236-6158 (home).
Game At
LEHIGH 20 28 14 7—69
Davidson 0   0   0 7—7
L—Anastasio   7   pass   from
Michalski. Kick missed.
L —Ryan   54   pass   from
Michalski. Whalen kick.
L — Ryan   22   pass   from
Michalski. Whalen kick.
L —Ryan   7   pass   from
Michalski. Whalen kick.
L—Michalski 17 run. Whalen
kick.
L—Manion   1   run.   Whalen
kick.
L—T.Kowalonek 10 pass from
Rambo. Whalen kick.
L—Tulskie 2 run. Scott kick.
L—Nikles   2   pass   from
Rambo. Scott kick.
D—Hermetz 6 pass from Martin. Paymer kick.
L—Hunt 5 pass from Rambo.
Scott kick.
Leh Dav
First downs 25 8
Net yds. rushing 245 31
Net yds. passing 327 67
Total yards 572 98
Passes attempted 27 23
Passes completed 21 8
Had intercepted 0 3
Punts 2 8
Avg. distance 31 30
Fumbles 0 4
Fumbles lost 0 1
Engineers Riddle Davidson;
Ryan Sets Season Record
Lehigh scored the first nine Tufts was overwhelmed in Tay-
times it had the football Satur- lor Stadium, 63-0.
r
day en route to a 69-7 knockout Senior   quarterback   Larry
of Davidson before an Upper- Michalski of Pittsburgh, Pa.,
classman Parents Day crowd of and splitend Dan Ryan, a senior
10,405 in Taylor Stadium. from    Guilderland,    N.Y.,
It was the Engineer's sixth teamed up for another after-
triumph against two defeats. It noon of pitch-and-catch Brown
strengthened   their   hold   on and White style.
second place in the Lambert Michalski, although playing
Cup voting and may have a only 25 minutes, completed 13 of
favorable affect on their 1-AA 17 passes for 253 yards and four
ranking this week. touchdowns, and scored once on
In racking up 10 touchdowns, the end of a double-reverse lat-
and adding: nine conversions, eral early in the second quarter.
Lehigh reached its highest one- Ryan, shut out of the end zone
game  total  since   1959  when at New Hampshire and Bucknell, regained his scoring touch
LOITlbort CUP grabbing TD tosses of seven, 22
* and 54 yards from Michalski
pts during a first half in which the
1. Shippensburg 8-0  48 Engineers   piled   up   a   48-0
2. LEHIGH 6-2 47 margin.
3. Lafayette 7-1  35 These catches put him in the
and Delaware 5-2 35 Lehigh record book with 13 scor-
5. Massachusetts 5-2 28 jng receptions in one season.
,  6. Millersville 7-1 27 steVe Kreider, now of the Cin-
7. New Hampshire 6-2 18 cinnati  Bengals,   set  the  old
and Rhode Island 5-3.... 18 mark of 12 in 1977 and Mark
9. Connecticut 4-4 8 Yeager equalled it last year.
10. West Chester 6-2 5 The victory assured the England Towson St. 5-3 5 neers of a ninth straight winning
season on the gridiron and this
A^^ IJm »ak #*^% ls   another   school   standard.
^aaF IU 11 £ © Lehigh is 6-2 with three contests
remaining   on   the   regular
Penalties  6      1 schedule.
Yds. penalized 64      0 Lehigh clearly outgunned the
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS over-matched Davidson squad
Rushing            att yds avg td from the °PeninS whistle- Even
Tulskie L            13 101   7 7   1 when  coach  John  Whitehead
Sinclair D           14   47   3 3   0 lifted his starters, and that was
Godbolt L   7   40   5 7   0 unusually early, the score con-
Rambo,L '.!.! 1    23 23^0   0 tinued t0 mount
Ahsler L               7   22   31   0 Second-string   quarterback
Bill Rambo of Easton, Pa., for
Passing        att com int yds td instance, completed eight of 10
Michalski,L.. 17   13   0   253   4 passes for 74 yards and three
Rambo,L ....10     8   0    74   3 touchdowns  while  taking  the
Martin,D ... .16     6   2    50   1 team in for its last five TDs.
Michalski's first pass of the
Receiving             cgt   yds   td game was a 34-yard strike to
Ryan.L 5   115     3 halfback Ed Godbolt, of Bethle-
T.Kowalonek.L  3     39     1 hem, Pa., as Lehigh moved 58
Attendance: 10,405 yards on eight plays following
lehigh players the opening kickoff for its first
offense: Split ends-Ryan, T.Kowa- touchdown. Michalski fired the
lonek Whalen Davidson. Tight ends- ,    t                       d    t    H M       d
Anastasio, Nikles, Hunt. /  .                **
Tackles-Greene,   Lacey,   Joseph, Pual  Anastasio of Camp Hill,
Hynes.  Guards—Miller,   Fath,  Mor- Pa.
ganGams^Centers-Sitar Brennan, The next three scoring aerials
VanOrden. Quarterbacks—Michalski, . ,         „„..,,. .   %,
Rambo. Haifbacks-Godboit, Rabuck, went from Michalski to Ryan on
Tulskie, Bradshaw, Heffner, Sexton, plays covering 54, 22 and seven
Ancei. Fulibacks-Ahsier, Manion, yards, in that order, as the Engi-
Ertz, E. Williams. a-               j ™     -j        u   j
„ j neers discovered Davidson had
Defense:   Ends-Nielsen,   J.Kowa- defense aeainst the overhead
lonek, Meyers,  Kasbar, Zimardo. no aetense againsttneoverneaa
Tackles-Crudeiu, Becker, Szab- bombardment. After the third
lowski,  Yesulaitis,  Sturn.  Lineback- 0f this trio Lehigh had a 27-0
ers-Rosen, Shigo, Pearson, Krasley, ajiqWoii with 14- 54still left in the
Graziano, Eilow,  Rudisiii, Kros- cusnion Wltn 14. 54Still tett in tne
nowski.  Backs—Tuohey,  Mecca, second period.
Macellara, P.Smith, Talmadge, Gum, A   few  minutes   later,   after
J.Smith, McPherson, O'Hagan, Trin-
kle, Johnson, isia, Carr. (Continued on Page 2)