South Mountaineer Volume 25, Issue 16

              Vol. 25 — No. 16
FEBRUARY 1, 1983
BETHLEHEM, PA.
All-Stars At Stabler Monday
Cagers Triumph; Records Set
Marks Tumble
In Men's Game
Records fell last Saturday as
the Lehigh men's basketball
team outscored Towson State in
an East Coast Conference game
at Stabler Center, 81-74.
Earlier in the week the Engineers lost a hard-fought league
game to visiting Rider, the West
division leader, 64-57.
Senior center Brian Collins, of
Manville, N.J., set Stabler Center individual free throw
records for conversions (13)
and attempts (15) while registering 27 points against Towson.
His point total tied a Lehigh
mark for Stabler established by
Kevin Riley in 1980.
As a team the Engineers set
Stabler records for free throw
conversions (37) and attempts
(47). Senior forward Rick
Kamin, of Churchville, Pa.,
helped Collins set the team
mark when he converted 11 of
13. There were 57 personals
called in the game, 32 against
Towson and 25 against Lehigh.
Senior guard Fred Ketcho, of
Wood-Ridge, N.J., kept up his
drive to become Lehigh's 11th
1,000-point career scorer. His 18
against Towson lifted him to
968.
Coach Brian Hill's squad
worked its way to a 37-33 half-
time advantage over the Tigers,
stretched this to 55-45 with 13:33
remaining and then had to rally
again after Towson took a brief
lead at 66-65 with 4:09 left.
A string of eight unanswered
points, beginning with a pair of
layups from freshman forward
Carl Chrabascz of Ware, Mass.,
began this critical surge. Collins and Ketcho each added two
free throws for a 73-66 advan-
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LEHIGH
Collins 7 13-15 27, Ketcho 6 6-8 18, Pauley 12-34, Kamin 211-1315, Wickman 2
1-2 5, Boesch 0 2-2 2, Moran 0 0-0 0, Chrabascz 3 2-4 8, Andreychik 1 0-0 2. Totals
22 37-47 81.
TOWSON STATE
Bruce 4 2-4 10, Page 4 0-0 8, Speicher 7
6-7 20, Cooley 9 0-3 18, Hendricks 0 2-22,
Gorham 0 2-2 2, Dieter 0 0-0 0, Kay 10-1
2, Jones 2 6-10 10, Bunsavage 1 0-0 2.
Totals 28 18-29 74.
Halftime: Lehigh, 37-33
RIDER
Gantt 2 3-3 7, Felder 1 4-4 6, Thomas 4
8-11 16, Lee 1 5-6 7, O'Hara 6 0-0 12,
Poveromo 1 0-1 2, Lonetto 0 0-0 0,
Lamar 3 6-7 12, Bolder 0 0-0 0, Brown 1
0-0 2. Totals: 19 26-32 64.
LEHIGH
Collins 2 4-6 8, Kamin 112-24, Wickman
1 0-2 2, Pauley 6 4-5 16, Ketcho 5 3-3 13,
Boesch 5 0-0 10, Chrabascz 0 0-0 0,
Andreychik 10-02, Moran 10-02. Totals
22 13-18 57.
Halftime: Rider, 30-24
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BRIAN COLLINS
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EIWA Buffets |
Feb. 25-26
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||   refreshment,   has   been ||
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II   ter,  site  of the tourna- ||
II   ment.
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||   be set up and reserva- ||
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||   assistant   director   of ||
||   events at Stabler, is in ||
|§   charge. He may be con- ||
If   tacted, for further mfor-
1   mation, at 861-4560.
EIWA Applications
Applications for EIWA Tournament series tickets are being
taken at the ticket office in Taylor Gymnasium.
Two Victories     Burley, Schuyler In Lineup
For Women      As East Matmen Face West
Liz Feeley, of Worcester,
Mass., scored 25 points last
week as the Lehigh women's
basketball team shook off a
four-game losing streak with
victories over Ursinus, 87-59,
and Loyola of Baltimore, in
overtime, 62-57.
These triumphs lifted Coach
Muffet McGraw's team back
above the .500 mark with a 6-
and-5 record.
Feeley notched 12 points in
the Ursinus win and came back
with 13 against Loyola, Terri
Guman, of Bethlehem, Pa., contributed 22. Shawn Steward of
Pittsburgh, Pa., Patti Cutting of
Rockville, Md., and Ellen Silver
of Hazlet, N.J., had 18 apiece.
The Engineers trailed Loyola
26-22 at halftime, pulled into a
51-51 tie at regulation and out-
scored the visitors 11-6 in the
extra period to get the victory.
They had trouble with Ursinus
for one half, leading 36-35, but
broke away after the intermission.
The lineups:
LEHIGH
Cutting 2 1-15, Steward 8 0-116, Engel-
bert 2 1-2 5, Lorenz 0 0-0 0, Loan 2 5-6 9,
Pietsch 14-6 6, Guman 9 2-2 20, Feeley 6
0-012, Dantas 0 2-2 2, Gill 3 2-2 8, Silver 1
0-2 2, Waltermire 10-0 2. Totals 35 17-24
87.
URSINUS
Woods 1 1-2 3, Zierdt 3 2-4 8, Slater 1 0-0
2, Baver 0 0-0 0, Rainey 0 0-0 0, Tomlin-
son 3 0-2 6, Keeley 3 2-2 8, DeVincent 0
0-0 0, Taylor 2 0-04, Jankauskas 81-117,
O'Connell 1 0-0 2, Gorman 1 7-9 9.
Halftime: Lehigh, 36-35
LEHIGH
Cutting 4 5-5 13, Steward 0 2-2 2, Engel-
bert 0 0-0 0, Loan 2 0-04, Pietsch 11-2 3,
Guman 0 2-42, Feeley 6 1-7 13, Dantas 1
5-7 7, Gill 1 0-0 2, Silver 7 2-6 16. Totals:
22 18-33 62.
LOYOLA
Flanagan 2 2-4 6, Maletic 6 1-4 13,
McVey 10-0 2, Kettles 01-21, Ryerson 5
2-5 12, VanStory 6 0-2 12, Dougherty 0
2-2 2, Deegan 4 0-1 8, McHugh 0 1-2 1.
Totals: 24 9-22 57.
Halftime: Loyola, 26-22
Regulation: 51-51
Darryl Burley of Lehigh vs Al
Freeman of Nebraska, a rubber
match with No. 1 seeding at the
NCAA tournament probably
awaiting the winner. . .
Pete Schuyler of Lehigh vs
Khris Whelan of Missouri. . .Eddie Banach of Iowa vs.
anyone, in this case Joe Glasder
of Southern Illinois at
Edwardsville. . .
Those are a few of the matchups fans will see Monday,
Feb. 7, in the 17th annual East-
West All-Star Meet at Stabler
Center.
When Coach Bill Lam of
North Carolina puts his East
team on the mat he'll have Carl
DeStefanis (118) and Scott
Lynch (126) of Penn State,
Schuyler and Burley, Rick
Rindfuss (150) of Kentucky,
Mike Rodgers (158) and John
Reich (167) of Navy, Ed
Potokar (177) of Ohio State,
Glasder, and heavyweight Tab
Thacker of North Carolina
State.
Coach Bob Fehrs of Nebraska, in charge of the West,
will counter with Brad Anderson (118) of Brigham Young,
Scott Barrett (126) of Boise
State, Whelan, Freeman, Roger
Frizzell (150) and Mark Schultz
(177) of Oklahoma, Jim Zelesky
(158) and Banach, of Iowa State,
Sylvester Carver (167) of
Fresno State, and Mark Riga-
tuso of Nebraska-Omaha,
heavyweight.
Lehigh fans, of course, are
primarily interested in Burley-
Freeman at 142. Burley took
Freeman 9-5 last December in
the Sheridan Tournament
finals. Freeman took Burley 12-
4 in the Midlands finals. They've
been ranked 1-2 nationally all
season.
Barring an unlikely draw one
of these All-Stars will go to the
Nationals in March boasting
two victories over the other, in
three shots, with a clear claim
to that coveted No. 1 seed.
Spokesmen for some outstanding West candidates
informed meet officials earlier
their men wouldn't be able to
appear, if invited. This group
includes Randy Willingham,
Mitch Shelton, Ken Monday and
Mike Sheets of Oklahoma State:
Nate Carr and Mike Mann of
Iowa State, and Lou Banach of
Iowa.
These defections are certain
to bolster the East's chances of
winning this meet for the first
time in the last seven years. The
West has taken six straight, and
leads the series 10-6.
—Joe Whritenour
Grapplers Win, 28-11
LEHIGH ALL-STARS, who'll wrestle in the East-West Meet next
Monday (2/7) at Stabler Center arePete Schuyler (left) and Darryl
Burley.
Lehigh lightweights got back
in the groove last Saturday
night at Stabler Center, running
up a 16-point lead over the first
four bouts as the Engineers
downed Pittsburgh for the
twelfth straight time, 28-11.
The Panthers, beaten 41-0 in
1981 and 38-2 in 1982, won their
first bouts against Lehigh in
three years when they cracked
LEHIGH 28, PITTSBURGH 11
118—Bob Weaver, L, dec. Kyle Nel-
lis, 11-4.
126—Rich Santoro, L, dec. Rich Ess-
wein, 9-3.
134—Pete Schuyler, L, dec. Joe
Throckmorton, 11-1.
142—Darryl Burley, L, pinned Craig
Richey in 6: 02.
150—Joe Bond, P, dec. Dave Patterson, 8-6.
158—Jeff Jelic, P, dec. Roy Lobdell,
15-0.
167—Jim Reilly, L, won by forfeit.
177—Jeff Turner, L, dec. Frank
Rich, 13-7.
190—Kurt Karanovich, P, dec. Bernie Brown, 6-4.!!
Unl—Frank Koos, L, dec. Dan Kas-
perkoski, 10-4.
Referee—Sol Israel
through at 150, 158 and 190.
Lehigh, coming off three
tough meets against Iowa opponents, a midwestern trip and a
loss at Penn State, raised its
seasonal mark to 5-and-4. The
Engineers host Cornell Tuesday
night (2/1) and are at Army
Sunday afternoon.
Captain Darryl Burley of
Pemberton, N.J., working on a
string of four straight superior
decisions, improved a bit even
on that excellent showing when
he pinned Craig Richey of Pitt in
7:02 for his fifth fall of the
campaign.
Pete Schuyler of Bound
Brook, N.J., selected along with
Burley to wrestle in the East-
West All-Star Meet Feb. 7 at
Stabler, recorded and 11-1 victory over Joe Throckmorton.
He'll compete at 134 in the star
test with Burley at 142.
Burley (12-0) and Schuyler
(10-1-1) have the best records on
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