South Mountaineer Volume 24, Issue 16

              Vol. 24 — No. 16
JANUARY 26, 1982
BETHLEHEM, PA.
Matmen BowJCo Penn State
Husted an
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Lions Capture
26-12 Verdict
Before 3,500
Lehigh wrestlers, after ending their mid-winter trip with a
38-2 blowout at Pittsburgh, fell
26-12 to Penn State last Saturday before 3,500 spectators in
Stabler Center. It was the Nittany Lions' first victory over the
Engineers in five years.
The loss dropped the seasonal
record to 2-5-1 and Lehigh's
strong of 29 consecutive winning
campaigns suddenly is
seriously threatened. The Engineers have five duals remaining
and must win them all to keep
the streak alive.
Tom Husted (126) of Mont-
vale, N.J., Colin Kilrain (190) of
Braintree, Mass., and Roy Lobdell (158) of Deposit, N.Y.,were
the week's only double winners.
They picked up the only three
triumphs against Penn State
with Husted topping Scott
Lynch, 13-8, Lobdell upsetting
highly-regarded freshman Eric
Brugel, 6-4, and Kilrain pinning
Ben Hepburn in 6:32. Kilrain
(11-0) is the only unbeaten
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PENN ST. 26, LEHIGH 12
118—Carl DeStefanis, PSt, dec. Bob
Weaver, 9-8.
126—Tom Husted, L, dec. Scott
Lynch, 13-8.
134—Bill Marino, PSt, dec. Pete
Schuyler, 9-8.
142—John Manotti, PSt, dec. Frank
Vresics, 14-11.
150—Eric Childs, PSt, dec. Tommy
Bold, 16-6.
158—Roy Lobdell, L, dec. Eric
Brugel, 6-4.
167—John Hanrahan, PSt, dec.
Kevin Mulligan, 17-4.
177—Bob Harr, PSt, dec. Jeff Newman, 11-4.
190—Colin Kilrain, L, pinned Jan
Hepburn in 6:32.
Unl—Steve Setter, PSt, dec. Pat
Brown, 17-0.
Referee—Pascal Perri.
iJhtdn All-Stars
(B&W Photo)
ALL-STAR choice Tom Husted of Lehigh locked up with Scott
Lynch, underneath, of Penn State, during 13-8 victory for Engineer
126-pounder. Husted broke open a tight bout with late takedown and
back points at Stabler Center.
LU Captain Honored
By East Coast Conf.
COLIN KILRAIN
. . .all-star at 190
Charlie Blue, Lehigh senior
captain from East Orange,
N.J., has been named East
Coast Conference western division basketball player-of-the-
week.
The Engineer captain was
honored following strong performances against two of the
conference's premier squads,
St. Joseph's and American, and
a brief but effective show
against Fairleigh-Dickinson of
Madison.
He had six points while seeing
FDU MADISON
King 3 0-0 6: Redondo 51-3 11; Brown 1
3-6 5; Leibman 6 2-3 14, Alvaro 1 0-1 2;
Rendine 10-02; Minick 00-00; Gay 0 0-2
0; Grunwald 2 2-3 6; Rush 0 0-00; Sotto-
lano 0 0-0 0; Koluch 0 3-4 3; Mazur 0 0-2
0.
Totals: 19 11-24 49.
LEHIGH
Blue22-36; Collins35-711; Moranl0-1
2; Pauley 4 0-1 8; Ketcho 3 0-0 6; Howard 6 3-4 15; Belson 0 0-0 0; Andreychik
2 0-0 4; Chance 6 1-3 13; White 2 0-0 4;
Wickman 0 1-2 1; Kamin 6 3-3 15.
Totals: 35 15-24 85.
Halftime: Lehigh 43-23.
Officials: Donaghy and Laws.
ST. JOE'S
Dearborn 3 2-2 8; Lojewski 8 6-6 22;
Costner39-1015; Mitchell 2 4-6 8; Warrick 4 1-19; DiCaro02-22; SrpingmanO
0-0 0. Totals: 20 24-27 64.
LEHIGH
Blue 7 2-416; Collins 2 3-3 7; Moran 00-0
0; Pauley 2 0-0 4; Ketcho 2 1-2 5; Howard 5 0-0 10; Bell 0 0-0 0; Chance 0 3-5 3;
Kamin 2 3-3 7. Totals: 20 12-17 52.
Halftime: 27-27 Tie.
Officials: Silvester and Pollock.
very limited action as the Engineers won 85-49 over FDU, 21
against American in an 85-70
loss and 16 against St. Joe's in a
64-52 defeat.
The Lehigh quintet, now 7-7,
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CHARLIE BLUE
. . .player-of-week
LEHIGH
Blue 10 1-221, Collins 7 0-014, Moran 2
1-2 5, Ketcho 4 0-0 8, Pauley 3 2-2 8,
Howard 10-02, Chance 4 3-3 11, Kamin 0
0-0 0, Bell 0 1-2 1. Totals 31 8-11 70.
AMERICAN
Nickens 10 4-4 24, Adams 1 0-0 2,
Jones 4 0-4 8, Austin 20-04, Sloane 10 6-7
26, Samonsky 2 3-3 7, Nesmith 0 0-0 0,
Daniels 0 0-0 0, Ridley 3 0-0 6, Lutz 0 0-0
0, Aunon 4 0-08, Springer 0 0-0 0. Totals
36 13-18 85.
Halftime: American, 44-32.
Officials: Catanzaro and Stoudt.
Engineer Aces Will Wrestle
In East-West Meet Feb. 1
Four national champions are
among 20 of the nation's finest
collegiate wrestlers picked to
compete in the 16th annual
NCAA East-West All-Star meet
Monday, Feb. 1, at the Stabler
Athletic and Convocation Center, Lehigh, at 7:30 p.m.
David Icenhower, former
Lehigh captain and a highly-
successful mentor at Trenton,
N.J., State College, will coach
the East squad with Len Kauf-
fman, of Portland State, directing the West.
All four of the reigning NCAA
champions are on the West
squad including 134-pounder
Jim Gibbons and 150-pounder
Nate Carr of Iowa State, 126-
pounder Dan Cuestas of Cal
State Bakersfield, and 158-
pounder Ricky Stewart of Oklahoma State, a two-time national
winner.
Rounding out the West lineup
are 118-pounder Randy Wil-
lingham of Oklahoma State, 142-
pounder Len Zalesky of Iowa,
167-pounder Dave Schultz of
Oklahoma, 177-pounder Perry
Hummel and 190-pounder Mike
Mann of Iowa State, and heavyweight Steve Williams of
Oklahoma.
Lehigh, with 126-pounder
Tom Husted and 190-pounder
Colin Kilrain scheduled to com-
All-Star 'Grapple'
The Lehigh Alumni Club of
Allentown is sponsoring a
"grapple" following the NCAA
East-West All-Star wrestling
meet in Stabler Center Feb. 1.
It will be held on the west concourse and a donation will be
accepted. Wouter M. DeNie, of
Oak Lane Gardens, Trexler-
town, is president of the sponsoring club.
Alumni and guests are
invited.
pete, is the only eastern school
with more than one entry.
Completing the lineup are Joe
McFarland of Michigan at 118,
CD. Mock of North Carolina at
134, Jim Martinez of Minnesota
at 142, Mark Schmitz of Wisconsin at 150, Chris Catalfo of Syracuse at 158, John Hanrahan of
Penn State at 167, Tim Morrison
of Rider at 177 and Bruce Baum-
gartner of Indiana State, Terre
Haute, heavyweight.
Trackmen
Set Mark
Lehigh runners set an
event record Jan. 21 while
winning the East Penn
College One-Mile Relay at
the Phila. Track Classic in
The Spectrum.
The Engineers covered
the route in 3:26.2 and this
toped a meet mark of
3:27.9 established by
Lafayette two years ago.
Competing for Lehigh
were Mark Holmes
(: 51.9) of Warminster,
Pa., Tom Whelan (:50.9)
of Poughkeepsie, N.Y.,
Doug Gugino (:51.9) of
Buffalo, N.Y., and Rusty
Fulford (:51.5) of Allentown, Pa.
Ironically Bill Donahue,
now supervisor of the Saucon Fields complex at
Lehigh and assistant
coach of track and cross
country, coached the
record-setting Lafayette
quartet in 1980.
He and head coach John
Covert handled the
Lehigh contingent at the
Spectrum.
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