South Mountaineer Volume 28, Issue 13

              Vol. 28 — No. 13
DECEMBER 9. 1985
BETHLEHEM, PA.
Miracle Finish at Sheridan
Four Matmen are Crowned;
Bloomsburg is Overtaken
THAD TURNER accepts the Sheridan Tournament team trophy from Director of Athletics Dick
Gibney. The championship was Lehigh's third Sheridan title, the first since 1982.
Women Win Harvard Tourney
The women's basketball team
rebounded from an 81-60 loss to
nationally ranked St. Joseph's
earlier in the week to capture
the Harvard Invitational
tournament.
Shawn Steward (Columbus,
Ohio), was selected as the tour-
nament's Most Valuable
Player, as she totaled 45 points
in the Engineers two victories
over Texas Christian University and Harvard.
Against TCU, Steward
pumped in 20 points in the 72-70
win. Liz Feeley (Worcester,
Mass.) added 16 points, and
Cathy Engelbert (Collingswood, N.J.) contributed with 14.
In the final contest, the Engineers breezed to a 77-58triumph
with 12, were the other Engineers in double figures.
Lehigh led at the half, 36-29. It
out scored the hosts, who beat
Long Island University in the
opener, 41-29, in the second half
to coast to the win.
Engelbert was also named to
the All-Tournment team.
In the loss to St. Joseph's
Engelbert led the Lehigh scorers with 20 points, while Steward had 17, and Feeley 15.
Teresa Carmichael, the
Hawks 6-0 center, led all scorers
with 30 points.
Queenan Shatters Mark
LEHIGH (72)
Steward 10-18 0-0 20, Engelbert ,' 16 0 0 11
Lolgren 2-7 2-4 6. Feeley 8-13 0-2 16. Ko.'lowski
2-5 2-2 6. Casten 1-1 0-0 2. McAlee 0-2 0-0 0.
Camp 0-1 0-0 0. Baker 1-1 0-0 2 TOTALS 34-73
4-8 72.
TCU (70)
Glover 9-14 2-2 20. Taylor 6-9 0-1 12. Olson 5-8
15 14. Hendrickson 2-3 7-8 11. Hargrove 0-2 2-2
?. Slanak 2-4 0-0 4. Walslad 0-2 0-0 0. Warren 3-5
1-2 7. Dalhausser 0-0 0-00 TOTALS 27-47 16-20
70. Halftime — TCU 36. L 32.
LEHIGH (77)
Steward 10 5-6 25. Engelbert 3 0-2 6. Lolgren 7 5-6
19. Laydon I 0-1 2. Feeley 3 2-2 8. Kozlowski 1 2-2
4. Camp 0 1-21. Caslen 28-912. McAlee 00-30.
Baker 0 0-0 0 TOTAL 27 23-33 77.
HARVARD (58)
Keller 4 2-2 10. Hayes 9 3-4 21. Cibotli 0 0-0 0.
Collins 2 0-0 4. Brown 6 0-1 12. Duncan 1 0-0 2.
Baulbaul 0 0-0 0 Kelly 1 3-3 5. Bluestone 0 2-2 2.
Chandler 0 0-0 0. Anderson 0 2-2 2. Eror 0 0-0 0
TOTALS 23 12-14 58. Halftime — L 36, H 29.
over Harvard, mainly on the 10-
for-12 from the field shooting of
Steward. Jessica Lofgren (Oak
Park, 111.), with 19 points, and
Laurel Casten (Wexford, Pa.),
Despite a tournament scoring
record of 52 points in two games
by Daren Queenan (Norristown, Pa.), the men's basketball team lost to the University
of Alabama-Birmingham, 71-61,
and to Iowa, 89-68, at the Amana
Hawkeye Classic. basketball
tournament.
Before departing for Iowa,
the team defeated Manhattan
College in Stabler Arena behind
a 33 point effort by Vernon Doswell (Somerset, N.J.). 95-69.
In the opening game, the
Engineers gave UAB a scare,
and actually led 39-35, early in
the second half, before succumbing to the 17th ranked
Blazers.
Queenan led all scorers with
23 points, while Michael
Androlewicz (Turnersville.
N.J.), added 13.
Against Iowa, upset losers to
Arkansas State in the opening
round. Queenan tallied 29
points, but the Hawkeyes
proved to be too strong for the
much smaller hoopsters. who
never led in the contest, and tied
only once. 10-10 with 16:08 left in
the firat half, on Androlewicz's
layup.
Androlewicz scored 12, and
Doswell added 10 in the losing
effort.
Doswell pumped in 23 first-
half points against Manhattan,
en route to his Stabler Arena
Lehigh single game scoring
record.
LEHIGH (61)
Queenan 11 -22 1 -4 23. Cneslock 2-6 0-0 4. Russell 0-0 0-1.0. Greene 0-1. 0-0 0 Androlewicz 4-10
5-6 13 Doswell 5-91-211. Henderson 4-72-210.
Dowling 0-1 0-0 1. Gregory 0-0 0-0 0 TOTALS
26-59 9-15 61.
ALA—BIRMINGHAM (71)
Mlchy5-7 4-7 14, Charles 6-9 0-1 12 Johnson 4-8
1-3 0. Mitchell 5-14 3-3 13 Ponder 4-10 1-4 9.
Collins 0-10-0 0. Baker 5-9 0-0 10. Gordon 1-4 0-0
2. Turner 0-0 2-2 2. Foster 0-1 O-OO.WiksellO-OO-O
0 TOTALS 30-63 11-20 71. Halftime — UAB 30,
L29.
LEHIGH (68)
Queenan 12 3-5 29. Russell 1 0-0 2. Henderson 2
1-2 5. Doswell 5 0-0 10 Androlewicz 5 2-2 12
Cheslock 1 5-6 7. Dowling 0 0-0 0. Gregory 01-4 1
Greene 1 0-0 2 TOTALS 28 12-19 68.
IOWA (89)
Horlon 0 1-4 1 Marble 4 1-3 9. Lonaus 9 2-2 20
Moe 5 3-4 13. Banks 4 0-0 8 Wright 3 0-0 6.
Lorenzen 0 0-0 O.Jones 5 2-2 12 Armstrong 3 0-0
6 Gamble 3 1-27 Hill 0 0-0 0 Morga" 2 0-0 4
Reeves 0 0-0 0 Casev 0 0-0 0 TOTALS 40 9-15
89. Halftime — I 38. L 30.
He now holds the record of 33
points along with Queenan. who
set his mark last year against
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By JOHN MISSIMER '85
No one in the crowd of about
2,500 in Stabler Arena on Saturday night gave Lehigh much of a
chance to win the team title in
the seventh annual Billy Sheridan Memorial Wrestling
Tournament.
Following a disastrous semifinal round, in which the Engineers won only four out of nine
bouts, the grapplers trailed
Bloomsburg, 118—106.50. Making the outlook even bleaker,
was the fact that the Huskies
had six wrestlers vying for
championships. If Lehigh was
to dethrone the defending champions, all four men would have
to capture championships, and
Bloomsburg would have to loose
just about all theirs.
Well, the impossible happened, as Peter Yozzo, Tom
Toggas, Paul Diekel, and Bernie Brown walked away with
individual titles, and Bloomsburg got shut out. As a result,
the Engineers captured the
team title, outdistancing
Bloomsburg, 133.50—121.00
Among the many doubters in
the crowd was head coach Thad
Turner.
"I didn't think we stood much
of a chance to win coming into
tonight," said Turner. "We just
wrestled well, hopefully this
will give us some momentum
for the upcoming meets."
While Lehigh crowned four
champions, it was the strong
wrestling of Engineers in the
consolation bracket which
helped propel the Brown &
White to victory.
Mike Price (Bloomsbury,
N.J.), 5th at 125, Jim Frick
(Columbia, N.J.), 3rd at 134,
C.J. Mears (No. Canton, Ohio),
3rd at 150, and Kerry Ritrievi
(Levittown, Pa.). 3rd at 167 all
won bouts on Saturday night to
push the Engineers down the
stretch.
Of the four champions, Yozzo
(Sayville, N.Y.) had the easiest
time.
The junior All-American, who
is currently ranked 3rd by the
Amateur Wrestling News at 142.
pinned Mark Nace of Trenton
State in 3:25 in the first round,
disposed of Dave Wlodarz of
Cleveland State via a technical
fall. (18-2. 6:00) in the semifinals, and then packed away last
year's Sheridan 134 pound
champion Marty King of
Bloomsburg with a headlock at
4:44 of the final bout.
At 158 pounds. Toggas (York.
Pa.) used 11 third period points
to post a 15-5 decision over Jeff
Cardwell of Oregon State in the
finals.
Toggas, still recovering from
a rib injury, utilized a tight-
wrist tilt to catch the Beaver
three times for back points.
Prior to the finals, Toggas
defeated Frank McKeon of
Cleveland State, 10-6, and
Chuck Murray of North Caroline State, 5-3.
Lehigh's other All-American,
captain Diekel (Whitehall,
N.Y.) biggest problems of the
tournament was finding someone who would mix it up.
After recording a fall over
Mick Pazinko of Trenton State
in the first round, Diekel decisioned Bruce Wallace of Bloomsburg, 7-3. The score, however, is
not indicitive of how much Diekel really dominated the bout.
as Wallace continually used
stalling techniques to avoid the
constant pressure applied by
Diekel.
His final bout against Tim
Mondale of Oregon State wasn't
much better, but Diekel still
emerged with his second Sheridan title as a result of a 10-1
victory.
Brown (Bethlehem, Pa.), won
his first Sheridan title on the
strength of a riding time point,
to record a 1-0 decision over Ron
Ippolite of Bloomsburg. The
senior heavyweight had some
problems moving the bigger
wrestler, as Brown did get in on
many single leg attempts, but
was unable to convert.
Lock Haven and North Carolina State each crowned two
champions in the tournament,
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Team Scores
Lehigh (L)  133.50
Bloomsburg (Bl  121.III!
Oregon Stale lOS)  101.00
North Carolina State (NCS) 99.50
Loek Haven [LH) 86.75
Trenton State ITS)    47.2.'i
Cleveland State iCSl    :SR.2.">
Hotstra (III    37.50
Championship
Finals
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16-3
126 - Matt Avery ILH) dec  Rodney Ha.v-
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134  -   David  Schneiderman (NCS) dec
Rocky Bonomo (B)  4-4. 5-2
142 - Peter Yozzo (L) pinned Marty King
(Bi in 444
150 - Scott Turner .'NCSi dec Dave Morgan
iBi  7-4
158 - Tom Toggas (L) cec je" Ca- :..
lOSi. 15-5
167 - Braa Lloya rLH, aec   Mar.'.n Sea
<OS.. 1-0
177 - Pal Gibson iOSi dec  Dar'" ^.'a^s
iBi 3-2
190 - Paul Diekel (L) nee  T- Moncale
iOSi 10-1
Hwt.- Bernie Brown (L) dec Ron lopoMe
i Bi. 1-0
OUTSTANDING WRESTLER
Matt Avery i LH i - 126