South Mountaineer Volume 27, Issue 09

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Vol. 27—No. 9
NOVEMBER 6, 1984
BETHLEHEM, PA.
Field Hockey ECC Champion
1984 Field Hockey Team: Row 1 (ltor): Missy Miller, co-captain Karyn Yost. Row2: Patti
Lee, Dodi Lucarelli, Mary Weiner, Bonna Schmidt, Amy Regan. Row 3: Trainer Cathy
Frankenbach, Asst. Coach Michele Ruth, Amy Austin, Carla Juliani, Cheryl Miller, Mary
Ann Way, June Mauceri, Kathy Hynes, Gail Thistle, Sue VanWagenen, Head Coach Judy
Baxter. Missing from photo: co-captain Sue Coursen.
Tribe Tomahawks Engineers
The season's final games
loom larger than ever as
Lehigh's record dipped to 4-5
with a 24-10 loss to William and
Mary. The game was played
before the Tribe's biggest home
crowd since Custer's last stand,
more than 17,000, on a beautiful
homecoming afternoon in his
toric Williamsburg.
The first game played by
these teams, soon to be Colonial
League rivals, was almost over
before it started. But Lehigh
dodged bullets, or arrows, early
in the game, as the Indians collected only three points out of
two excellent scoring chances
William & Mary 24, LU 10
following Lehigh mistakes on its
first two possessions.
William and Mary got only a
22-yard field goal after taking
over on the Lehigh 24 following a
bad snap to the punter, and on
the Lehigh 23 following a
fumble.
After failing fully to capitalize, William and Mary made its
own breaks, marching 63 yards
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LEHIGH
William & Mary
Attendance: 17.000
0
10
7   —10
0    —24
W—Morris 22 FG, 11:43 left 1st
W—Gibson 8 run (Morris kick),*T3 left
1st.
L-Beattie 25 FG, 12:06 left 2nd.
W—Gibson 1 run (Morris kick), 2:03 left
2nd.
W—Bodnar 7 pass from Yagiello (Morris
kick), 5:37 left 3rd.
L—Melton 11 pass from Horn (Beattie
kick), 12:37 left 4th.
L W
First Downs 26 22
by rush 8 6
by pass 17 14
by penalty  1 2
Rushing Attempts 30 40
Net Yds. Rushing 77 89
Net Yds. Passing 345 280
Passes Attempted 56 37
Passes Completed 28 25
Had Intercepted  1 1
Total Plays  86 77
Total Net Yards 422 369
Return Yards 36 2
Fumbles 4 1
Fumbles Lost 3 0
Penalties 6 4
Penalty Yards 58 40
Punts   3 6
Avg. Distance 37.7 28.3
Possession Time 25:10 34:50
3rd Down Conv   4-14 5-13
Sacks By .... .^rp*  3 2
OFFENSIVE LEADERS
Rushing att   net
Lehigh
Schreck  9   42
Stansberry  7   37
William & Mary
Gibson  15    51
Passing
Lehigh
Horn 56
William & Mary
Yagiello 37
att   com   int
28
25
Receiving                    no yds
Lehigh
Benn 9 90
Melton  5 71
'Hberger  3 70
William & Mary
Bodnar 1 111
Sanders  5' 47
"Hunsberger
avg td
4.7 0
5.3 0
3.4 2
yds td
345 1
280 1
avg td
10.0 0
14.2 1
23.3 0
15.9 1
9.4 0
Basketball
Exhibition
The men's basketball
team, under Head Coach
Tom Schneider, will tip off
the 1984-85 season with an
exhibition game vs. Concordia Univ. of Montreal,
Que., at 5:00 p.m. in Grace
Hall, following the Bucknell football game, Nov.
10.
Admission is free and
it's a chance to see a
sports double-header as
the hoop squad, with
many starters back and
several freshmen with
high potential, gets the
hardcourt campaign
under way.
3 Named To Star Team;
Baxter Coach Of The Year
Lehigh brought home its
second straight East Coast Conference (ECC) field hockey
title, edging Delaware by 2-1 on
penalty strokes in the championship tilt, following a 2-0,
double-overtime victory over
Lafayette in the semi-final
round.
The Engineers and Blue Hens
played through three overtime
periods tied at one, before
resorting to strokes. Lehigh
clicked on four of five strokes,
while Delaware, the host team,
managed to get but one past junior goalkeeper Patti Lee (Cran-
ford, N.J.).
Lehigh's Cheryl Miller
(Cherry Hill, N.J.) broke a
scoreless deadlock with 30
seconds left in the first half. The
lead stood almost long enough.
With 9:08 left in regulation time,
Delaware's Anne Wilkinson tied
the score.
That was it until the strokes.
Firing the ball past Hen net-
minder Jaren Zurlo were Amy
Austin (Nashville, Tenn.), co-
captain Karyn Yost (North-
woods, Pa.), Miller and Mary
Weiner (Cherry Hill, N.J.).
Lehigh was credited with one
"goal" for winning the stroke
Meeting No. 120
competition, thus the final of 2-
1.
Lee, Yost and co-captain Sue
Coursen (Collingswood, N.J.)
were elected to the ECC all-star
team for the second year in a
row. Head Coach Judy Baxter
was named ECC coach of the
year.
In the semi-final tilt, Lehigh
used goals by Gail Thistle (Huntingdon Valley, Pa.), assisted
by Missy Miller (Cherry Hill,
N.J.), Cheryl's sister; and
Weiner, assisted by Carla Juliani (Collingswood, N.J.), both
in the second overtime, to best
the Leopards for the fourth time
in two years.
Lehigh finished with a mark
of 13-5-2, and a perfect 8-0 vs.
ECC teams. Cheryl Miller was
the team's leading scorer, with
10 goals and six assists for 16
points. Yost was second, 8-5—
13; followed by June Mauceri
(Poughkeepsie, N.Y.), 6-1—7;
Weiner, 2-5—7; Austin, 5-1—6;
and Kathy Hynes (Lake Grove,
N.Y.), 5-0—5.
Lee allowed 29 goals in 20
games, an average of 1.45, and
made 228 saves, for a save percentage of .887.
Nationwide Telecast
The Lehigh University Alumni Assn. has completed negotiations
with Lafayette College, WLVT-Ch. 39 in Bethlehem and SPN Cable
TV of Tulsa, Okla., for a ' 'live" nationwide TV telecast of this year's
Lehigh-Lafayette game, Saturday, Nov. 17, noon Eastern Standard
time.
The nationwide hookup will be available to those who subscribe to
cable affiliates that include SPN programs. For the noon to 3:00 p.m.
time slot that day, the total number of households included is more
than nine million. Alumni should check their local listings to confirm.
Thirteen Lehigh alumni clubs (see list) have capitalized on this
new project by scheduling major get-togethers, most to include our
friends from Lafayette. Lehigh alumnus Edward L. Taylor III '54,
chairman and chief executive officer of SPN, was instrumental in
making the broadcast possible, while advertising slots purchased by
E.F. Hutton, Chrysler Corporation and the Pepsi-Cola Co. helped
support the project.
Efforts are already underway to consider expanding the telecast
for next fall.
The telecast, originating from WLVT, Channel 39 in Bethlehem,
with Shel Siegel doing play-by-play, will be replayed in the Lehigh
Valley area Sunday, Nov. 18, at 10:45 a.m. Both the live telecast and
the replay will be preceded by WLVT's 15-minute sports show, featuring sports editors of the valley's major newspapers.
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