South Mountaineer Volume 25, Issue 01

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Vol. 25 — No. 1
SEPTEMBER 14, 1982
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BETHLEHEM, PA.
Maine Ruins Engineer
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Game At
A Glance
LEHIGH 0 6 0 0—6
Maine  7 0 0 7—14
M—Bouier 12 run. Leone kick.
L—Hunt 6 pass from Semler.
Kick failed.
M—Nockett 3 pass from
LaBonte. Leone kick.
L M
First downs 20 14
Net yds. rushing 109 172
Net yds. passing 273 125
Total yards 382 297
Passes attempted 41 21
Passes completed 18 9
Had intercepted 4 0
Punts 8 9
Avg. distance 33 41
Fumbles 2 2
Fumbles lost 1 2
Penalties  2 2
Yds. penalized 22 25
OFFENSIVE LEADERS
Rushing             att net avg td
Bouier.M  18   86   4.8 1
Bennett,M 16   70   4.4 0
Godbolt,L 20   43   2.2 0
Semler.L  6   23   3.8 0
Ahsler.L 8   23   2.9 0
Passing att com int yds td
LeBonte.M... 21   9   0    125    1
Semler.L  n   7   1    127    l
Rambo,L 22   8   2     92    0
Receiving cgt yds td
Davidson,L 5 107   0
Bennett.M 3   81   0
Hunt.L 3   27   1
LEHIGH PLAYERS
Offense: Split ends—Davidson,
Jones, Hunsberger. Tight ends—Hunt,
Bradshaw, Jeffries. Tackles—Greene,
Joseph, J. Thompson, Bollinger.
Guards—Garris, Fath, L.Williams,
Bear. Centers—Brennan, Whitehead,
Van Orden. Quarterbacks—Semler,
Rambo, Horn. Halfbacks—Godbolt,
Heffner, Ancel, LaSelva. Fullbacks—
Ahsler, Ertz, Cirucci. Kicker—Scott.
Defense: 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.
♦Formerly Jim Graziano
New Post
Larry Leckonby, son of
Lehigh director of athletics Bill
Leckonby, has accepted a position as assistant business/ticket
manager with the Boston University department of athletics.
Lehigh Eleven Bows, 14-6,
As Turnovers Prove Costly
(B&W Photo by ROB WEISSTUCH)
LEHIGH tight end Jeff Hunt holds ball, despite hard hit by a defensive back, to score against Maine on six-yard flip from Tony
Semler.
McGraw Named Coach
'omen's Basketball
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Muffet McGraw, captain of a
nationally-ranked St. Joseph's
University basketball team and
an assistant coach with the
Hawks for the last two years,
has been appointed head coach
of women's basketball and soft-
ball at Lehigh.
McGraw, recommended for
the dual post by Judy Turner
Baxter, assistant director of
athletics for women at the University, succeeds Maureen
Frederick who resigned last
spring.
McGraw captained a St.
Joseph's quintet in 1977 which
had a 23-5 record and at one
point was ranked No. 3 in the
nation. Upon graduation, with a
B.S. in sociology and a minor in
business, she was head coach at
Archbishop Carroll H.S. for two
seasons. Her teams compiled a
50-3 mark including a 28-0
record in 1979 when she was
voted Philadelphia Catholic
League Coach-of-the-Year.
In 1980 she played with the
California Dreams of the
Women's Professional Basketball League, returning to St.
Joseph's as assistant coach
when the league disbanded. She
also was assistant coach of soft-
ball with the Philadelphians and
has been active as a player this
summer in area leagues. She
helped organize the West Chester Area Girls Softball League
and coached teams four
seasons.
Maine converted two interceptions into touchdowns last
Saturday to defeat Lehigh for
only the second time in eight
football meetings, 14-6, before
6,000 spectators at Orono.
The Black Bears also picked
off two other Engineer serials,
and recovered a fumble, as
Lehigh gave the ball away five
times during a gruelling game
played in 86-degree weather.
Lehigh, losing an opening contest for the first time since 1969,
held a 20-14 advantage in first
downs and a 382-297 margin in
net yards but couldn't crack
through the Maine defense at
crucial spots.
The Engineer touchdown
came on a seven-play, 78-yard
march following Maine's first
TD. Halfback Ed Godbolt of
Bethlehem, PA, had pickups of
two, five and nine yards, quarterback Tony Semler of Allentown, PA, hit split end Jim
Davidson of Selinsgrove, PA,
with a 40-yard pass and turned
in a 16-yard run. Semler then
threw six yards into the end
zone where tight end Jeff Hunt
of Nazareth, PA, made a difficult leaping catch.
This sliced Maine's lead to 7-6
and it stayed that way as placekicker Jim Scott of Boons-
boro, MD, missed the conversion try.
On their next possession the
Engineers drove again, moving
from the 10-yard line to the
Maine 18 only to give up the ball
on   downs when  Semler  was
nailed on a fourth-and-two
attempt.
Late in the half Semler went
to the sideline with a badly-
bruised right arm. Bill Rambo,
of Easton, PA, quarterbacked
the team the rest of the way
except for a late appearance by
freshman signal-caller Marty
Horn of Short Hills, NJ.
Maine's highly-heralded all-
everything running back,
Lorenzo Bouier, paced all
runners with 86 yards in 18
attempts but once again had to
be content with something less
than a 100-yard day.
Lehigh's rugged defenses
always have been hard on
Bouier although this time he did
manage a 12-yard scoring dash
in the first period. The score
came suddenly, after the Black
Bears had been stopped at the
Lehigh 16-yard line immediately following the opening
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tickets for the 1983 NCAA wrestling championships March 10,
11 and 12 at The Myriad, Oklahoma City, with a purchase
deadline of Nov. 1.
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six sessions of the Nationals,
cost $42 with an extra $1 charge
for postage and handling for
those who want them mailed.
They also may be purchased at
the ticket office in Taylor Gymnasium during regular office
hours.
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