South Mountaineer Volume 25, Issue 02

              Vol. 25 — No. 2
SEPTEMBER 21, 1982
BETHLEHEM, PA.
Colgate Rallies To Outscore
Lehigh 21-14 Before 10,800
3rd-Qtr. Surge Decisive;
Penalties Costly To Losers
Young Alumni Day
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(limited seats available)
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Comments:
Booters Retain Cup
Lehigh's soccer team
retained the Mayor's
Trophy last week with a
3-2 triumph over cros-
stown rival Moravian on
the losers field.
This is the third year for
this award. Moravian
took it in 1980 but the Engineers won in 1981.
Kevin Remley, of Fleetwood, PA, scored Lehigh's first goal at the
25-minute mark to equalize an earlier Greyhound
marker. Ten minutes
later freshman Jeff
Armor, of Fox Chapel,
PA, ripped in a second
goal for the Engineers
who led 2-1 at halftime.
At the 20-minute mark
of the second half Moravian again pulled into a tie
but 16 seconds later freshman Chris Tihansky, of
Bethlehem, PA, provided
Lehigh with its winning
tally.
The game marked the
home debut of Richard
Johnston as head coach of
the Lehigh varsity succeeding Jeff Tipping who
resigned to accept a
coaching berth at his
alma mater, Hartwick
College. Johnston handled
the JVs last year.
Later in the week the
Engineers led Temple for
one half only to bow as the
Owls rallied, 3-2. Jim Car-
bone, of Toms River, NJ,
and Dan Donovan, of
Westport, CT, scored the
Lehigh goals.
Tailgate
The Lehigh University
Alumni Club of Delaware is
planning a pre-game tailgate
reception Saturday, Oct. 2,
prior to a football game at
Lehigh between the Engineers
and the Blue Hens at 1:30 p.m.
The reception is scheduled for
the upper parking lot at the
Alumni Memorial Building
beginning at 11 a.m. Quent Jur-
gensen, of 1018 Crestover Rd.,
Wilmington, DE, phone 478-
7432, is chairman.
Wrestling Tix
Lehigh is selling 209 series
tickets for the 1983 NCAA wrestling championships March 10,
11 and 12 at The Myriad, Oklahoma City, with a purchase
deadline of Nov. 1.
The series tickets, good for all
six sessions of the Nationals,
cost $42 with an extra $1 charge
for postage and handling for
those who want them mailed.
Lehigh's footballers won the
battle of the statistics last Saturday against Colgate but lost
the scoreboard war and went
down to their second one-touchdown margin loss in two starts,
21-14.
Some 10,800 spectators were
on hand in Taylor Stadium to
watch the 99th home opener and
they saw an improved Engineer
team mount an impressive, if
unsuccessful, effort.
Once again, as in the opener
at Maine, an injury to sophomore quarterback Tony Semler
played a major role in the
defeat. He was badly shaken up
in the first quarter, after leading a masterful 17-play, 77-yard
TD drive which gave Lehigh an
early 7-0 lead, left the contest
and didn't return until the final
play of the third period.
During the drive he completed four of five passes for 43
yards and ran the ball three
times for 24 yards.
Late in the fourth quarter he
moved the team 80 yards in
eight plays for its second score,
throwing the final 19 to halfback
Terry Heffner.
In between, while he sat on the
bench recovering from a slam-
bang tackle which left him
groggy,   quarterback   Bill
Rambo generated quite a bit of
offense but couldn't get the
team into the end zone. Rambo,
exhausted and also badly
shaken up on a hard tackle, was
helped off the field late in the
third chapter and Semler
returned.
Colgate, coached by former
Lehigh mentor Fred Dunlap,
began a scoring march in the
first period and early in the
second Gil Terenzi skirted left
end for the final yard of a 76-
yard advance after the Engineers had been unsuccessful
with a pass on a fake field goal
setup.
A pass-interference call
against the Engineers moved
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Bus Trip
Helen Green, football staff
secretary at Lehigh, is organizing a chartered bus trip to Phila-
delphia Saturday for the
Engineers' game against
Pennsylvania.
Cost is $7.50 for transportation plus $6 for a game ticket for
a total of $13.50. Bus will leave
the Alumni Building at 10:30
a.m. Phone her at 861-4300 for a
reservation.
Game At A Glance
Colgate 0 7 14 0—21
LEHIGH 7 0   0 7—14
L—Godbolt 1 run.Scott kick.
C—Terenzi 1 run. Byrne kick.
C—Hall 8 run. Byrne kick.
C—Terenzi 2 run. Byrne kick.
L—Heffner 19 pass from
Semler. Scott kick.
L C
First downs 22 18
Net yds. rushing 146 141
Net yds. passing 253 188
Total yards 399 329
Passes attempted 40 24
Passes completed 20 13
Had intercepted 3 3
Punts 7 5
Avg. distance 27 37
Fumbles... 2 0
Fumbles lost 0 0
Penalties .: 10 4
Yds. penalized 71 20
OFFENSIVE LEADERS
Rushing             att net avg td
Erenberg,C 20 109   5.5 0
Godbolt.L 20    70   3.5 1
Semler.L  6   44   7.3 0
Ahsler.L 10   24   2.4 0
Hall.C  9   23   2.5 0
Passing att com int yds td
Calabria,C ....24   13   3 188   0
Semler.L  17   10   2 140   1
Rambo,L 22    10   1 113   0
Receiving
cgt yds td
Hunt.L 9 116 0
Kozak.C 7 91 0
Heffner.L 5 71 1
JonesL 3 38 0
Kovach.C 3 30 0
LEHIGH PLAYERS
Offense: Split ends—Jones, Hunsberger. Tight ends—Hunt, Bradshaw,
Jeffries. Tackles—Greene, Joseph,
J.Thompson, Bollinger. Guards —
Garris, Fath. L.Williams, Bear.
Centers —Brennan. Whitehead.
Quarterbacks—Semler, Rambo.
Halfbacks—Godbolt. Heffner, Ancel,
LaSelva. Fullbacks—Ahsler, Ertz.
Kicker—Scott.
Defene: Ends—Meyers, Kasbar.
Walton, Theuerkauf. Tackles—Fallon,
Yesulaitis, Tylutki, Crudeli.
Linebackers—Pearson, Shigo, Serra-
telli, Rudisill, Gillespie, Santangelo,
Krasley. Halfbacks—Isla, Talmadge.
Bellantoni, Mecca. Safety—O'Hagan,
Gum, Allwood Carr.