South Mountaineer Volume 25, Issue 23

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Vol. 25 — No. 23
APRIL 19, 1983
BETHLEHEM, PA
Lehigh Hammers Lafayette
In Baseball, Track Romps
Engineers Take Twin Bill
18-9,8-6; Trackmen Rout
Leopards In 117-46 Meet
SHORTSTOP MIKE CORYELL (above) was one of Lehigh's leaders in the doubleheader
sweep of Lafayette. Among his collection of hits was a home run, his third ofthe season.
Incoming Frosh Have Talent
According to head coaches of
the respective sports the following incoming freshmen will
become Lehigh students in
August:
FOOTBALL
Ken Greene, Phillipsburg,
N.J., High School, 6-1, 185 lbs.,
defensive back. National Football Foundation overall scholar-
athlete  for  1982,   Phillipsburg
Hill Resigns
Cage Berth
Brian Hill, head basketball coach at Lehigh for
the last eight seasons, has
resigned to accept an
assistant coach's position
at Penn State.
Hill, whose team took
Lafayette twice in three
meetings last winter during a 10-15 campaign,
came to the Engineers as
a junior varsity mentor
and stepped into the No. 1
position after one year.
scholar-athlete. East Penn
League first-team all-star;
Joseph Svede, Pius X High
School, Roseto, Pa., 6-0, 185,
tailback-linebacker. Pius X
scholar-athlete, Most Valuable
offensive player;
Scott Andreas, Lehighton,
Pa., High School, 6-0, 165, running backs. LHS scholar-
athlete. Conference first team
all-star, 97 carries for 774 yards
(8.0) and 15 catches for 318
yards (21.2). Ranked No. 1 in
class of 251;
Bill Tice, Weston, Ct., High
School, 6-3, 214, running back.
Western Connecticut Conference and All-Division all-star;
Lou Sofianakos, Elizabeth,
N.J., High School, 6-1,195, linebacker. Team captain. National
Honor Society member;
Rob Fithian, Sun Valley High
School, Aston, Pa., 6-0, 170, defensive back. All-league first
team, all-county, Phila. Maxwell club award winner. Honor
roll;
Don Hakes, Pascack Valley
High School, River Vale, N.J.,
5-11, 195, running back and punter. State, county, league and
suburban all-star choice. Honor
roll;
Terry   Mullen,   Archbishop
(Continued on Page 2)
Lehigh's baseball and track
teams hammered Lafayette
4/17, sweeping three events to
give the Engineers at least a tie
for the 1982-83 All-Sports
Trophy.
Victories in baseball, 18-9 and
8-6, and track, 117-46, left
Lehigh with a 6-3 advantage in
the trophy series with only golf,
tennis and lacrosse matches
remaining.
Lafayette won the trophy outright last season for the first
time in its 16-year existence
since competition began in 1967.
Lehigh has taken it 12 times and
there have been three ties.
It was only the second double-
header sweep over the Leopards in trophy history. In 1978
Lehigh won 8-7 and 3-2.
The first game featured 30
hits, 17 of them by the Engineers, and 10 home runs including three by Lafayette's John
Bellucci. The second contest
resulted in 22 hits, 15 of them by
Lehigh, and three homers were
belted. So there were 52 hits in
all.
The  Engineers'   batting
heroes were Mike Matto of Stanton, NJ, and Mike Coryell of
Trenton, NJ, each of whom collected four hits in the first game
and two in the nightcap for a
total of six apiece. Matto had a
homer in the opener and Coryell
one in the second game.
Lehigh's key pitcher turned
out to be reliever John Patten of
Allentown, Pa., who got the
save in each contest. Brian
Gara of Cazenovia, NY, was the
winner in the first game and
John Mark of Stroudsburg, Pa.,
got the victory in the second.
(Continued on Page 2)
Lehigh 722 501 1—18
Lafayette 210 320 1— 9
Vore, Wiedmayer (1) Tesher (2), Hage-
man (3), Bailey (4). Wilson (7) andFendrick,
Cronkman (7): Gara, Patten (6) and Sheehan. W—Gara. L—Vore. HR: Lehigh: Massa
(2nd none on): Onorato (2nd, none on);
Spietch (4th, 1 on), Matto (4th, none on);
Lafayette: Roberts (1st, noneon).Belluchi3
(2nd, none on; 4th, none on; 7th, none on),
Ipoolito (4th, none on), Janiga (5th, 1 on).
Lafayette 000 033 0—6
Lehigh 050 201 X—8
Demers, Scott (3) and Fendrick; Mark.
Patten (6) and Sheehan. W—Mark. L—
Demers. HR 2nd on. Lehigh: Coryell (5th, 2
on), Onorato (6th, none on).
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