South Mountaineer Volume 25, Issue 13

              VOL. 25 — No. 13
JANUARY 11, 1983
BETHLEHEM, PA.
Cagers (5-3) Win Over Loyola
Wrestlers Head Into Midwest
2 Grapplers
Still Unbeaten
Darryl Burley and Pete
Schuyler emerged as Lehigh's
only undefeated wrestlers last
week following close losses to
powerful Northern Iowa, 23-22,
and Iowa State, 26-17.
The Engineers departed Monday for Cleveland, the first stop
on a midwestern tour in which
they'll meet Cleveland State,
Wisconsin and Michigan with
hopes of beefing up a 1-3 dual
meet mark.
Since opening with a 28-9 victory over Wilkes the Lehigh
matmen have seen nothing but
Iowa opposition, dropping a 24-
20 decision to the University of
Iowa before last week's
setbacks.
All three of the losses came
late in the program after highly-
respectable showings, but
they're defeats, and climbing
back above .500 is the immediate objective.
The Engineers' Big Five of
Burley (Pemberton, N. J.),
Schuyler (Bound Brook, N. J.),
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SEASON RECORDS
W L T
Pete Schuyler 7 0 0
Darryl Burley 7 0 0
Bobby Weaver 6 1 0
Jim Reilly 5 2 0
Rich Santoro 4 3 0
Dave Patterson 3 2 0
Jeff Newman 3 3 0
Roy Lobdell 3 4 0
Bernie Brown 2 3 0
Jeff Turner 1 6 0
Frank Koos  0 1 0
Jamie Grebosky 0 2 0
Tom Pauley Paces Lehigh
To Fifth Victory, 60-46
TOM PAULEY
LU Wrestling Club
Lehigh wrestling coaches announce formation
of The Lehigh Wrestling
Club, an organization dedicated to the continued
development of the
Lehigh wrestling tradition. All alumni, students
and fans are encouraged
to join and become
actively involved in the
club's efforts to promote
Lehigh wrestling.
Head   Coach   Thad
Turner describes the club
as "a way to involve our
many fans in the growth of
our great Lehigh tradition." He went on to say,
"We hope the club will
host many high school,
college and international
tournaments and become
actively involved in building our wrestling family.
We have the greatest fans
in the country and we need
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Lehigh's men's basketball
team, although handicapped by
the absence of scoring and
rebound leader Brian Collins,
stunned Loyola of Baltimore,
Md., 60-46, Saturday night at
Stabler Center.
This raised the Engineers'
record to 5-and-3 as they move
into the major portion of their
schedule. Earlier in the week
they were upset at Susquehanna, 75-55.
Collins, sidelined with an
infected toe, didn't even suit up
for the Loyola contest. His
duties were shared by 6-9 junior
Terry Moran, of Baltimore, and
6-7 freshman Carl Chrabascz of
Ware, Mass.
Chrabascz sank 13 points and
turned in seven rebounds.
Moran, who started the game at
center, had six points and three
boards.
Lehigh's leader during the triumph over the Greyhounds was
slick-shooting guard Tom Pauley of Phoenixville, Pa., with 15
points. Pauley also managed
five rebounds. Forward Rick
Kamin, of Churchville, Pa.,
added 10 points and guard Fred
Ketcho, of Wood-Ridge, N.J.,
had nine.
Coach Brian Hill's squad
broke fast, taking an early 6-0
lead on field goals by Ketcho
(two) and Pauley, and remaining out front the entire contest.
Moran scored, between a pair of
PETE SCHUYLER
DARRYL BURLEY
Loyola baskets, and Kamin then
turned in a three-point play and
a second field goal—for a quick
5-point burst—as the Engineers
built a 15-4 advantage in the first
7:45 of the half.
Another three-point play, this
one by Chrabascz, helped
Lehigh extend this margin to 24-
10 before Loyola crept back into
contention late in the half with a
string of free throw conversions
while the Engineers were missing from the foul line. It was 28-
23 at the intermission.
Kamin and Ketcho scored
early in the second half, around
a Greyhound deuce, and Chra-
bascz's second three-point play
of the night gave the Engineers
a 35-25 cushion. Midway
through the half the Hounds
made their most serious bid,
notching six straight points to
cut the Lehigh lead to 42-38, but
the Engineers came back with a
burst of their own and had no
further difficulty.
Lehigh had five three-point
plays, the two by Chrabascz and
one apiece by Kamin, Pauley
and Paul Wickman, the latter of
Somerset, N.J. Over the last
four minutes the Engineers out-
scored the visitors, 13-4, to open
up their final margin.
LEHIGH
Wickman 2-1-2-5. Kamin 3-4-7-10, Moran
3-0-0-6, Ketcho 4-1-4-9, Pauley 6-3-5-15,
Chrabascz 4-5-11-13, Boesch 1-0-1-2.
Totals: 23-14-30—60.
LOYOLA
Prendergast 0-0-0-0, Hicks 2-3-5-7,
Malecki 1-2-2-4, House 4-7-9-15. Rossiter
0-0-0-0, Walker 2-0-0-4, Tierney 3-2-2-8,
Selby 3-0-1-6, Schaefer 0-2-2-2. Totals:
15-16-21—46.
Halftime: Lehigh, 28-23.
LEHIGH
Boesch 3-1-2-7, Pauley 7-1-2-15, Ketcho
6-1-2-13, Chrabascz 2-0-0-4, Collins 5-0-
0-10, Wickman 1-0-0-2, Kamin 0-4-4-4.
Totals: 24-7-10—55.
SUSQUEHANNA
Clinton 0-0-1-0, Esworthy 6-5-7-17, Walsh
3-3-5-9, Downie 1 -3-4-5, O'Brien 2-4-4-8,
Fisk 5-0-1 -10, Ferry 2-0-0-4, Gress 9-4-4-
22. Totals: 28-19-26-75.
Halftime: Susquehanna 36, Lehigh 24.
AlumNotes
The Lehigh Alumni Club of
Washington, D.C., is planning to
attend the East Coast Conference basketball game Jan. 22 in
which Lehigh meets American
University at 8 p.m. in the Fort
Myer gymnasium.
Tickets and information may
be obtained from Clark B. Russell, 7003 Cottontail Court,
Springfield, Va.